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GUNBoATs PRooEEDING TO soENH.

pekin, China, Feb. 2S--The govern
ment has instructed the governor Of Nan
chang, province of kiangsi, where on Feb
ruary 18th six French Jesuit missionaries
and four British subjects were killed. to
punish severely all participants In the
massacre and declares tts willingness to
make without question any reasonable
oparation demanded. Many foreigners
at pekin know the governor OF Nanohang
and consider him efficient and friendly.
They believe his version Of tho trouble
and credit his statement that he was
unable TO prevent the disturbance.
American, British and German gun
boats are proceeding to the nearest point
possible to Nanchang. River navigation
Is seldom safe beyond Poyang Lake.
British and German gunboats have been
stationed on the lake for the last two
years, despite Chinese protests that it
was an infringement OF Chinaa sovereignty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Phnaaelpnla narKe1..

Aasocisted Press Dispatch py Special WireL
Philadelphia. Pa, Feb. 2s.-Wheat steady:
No red IN export elevator. e4isaSjc.; No
Northern do. g355a9ilSc. No. Northern. 9laa2c
Corn, steady. NJ. Ia export elevator. i0a46 &C.
Oats. firm; No. 2 white natural 30 lsaa6c; No.
white clipped, 35i Sa3dc.
Bran, firm; winter In Duik s205oas2i.oo spring
in sacks u.50ae2Ao0.
Refined sugars. strong; powdered. s4.e5ati.70;
granulated 81 i-b5aef.o0 confectoners, SAs0aSl 45i
Keystone s4lOas4Sh
Butter. firm. extra Western creamery. soc; do.
nearby prints, SIC.
Eggs, nrm. good demand; nearby fresh, 16ls
at mark. Western fresh. 1hiac az mark.
Live poultry, hrmer, loWls,l3alaiac old roosters,
eso; spring chickens, lSaldu.i ducks. l5al6c,
geese, l4al5ci turkeys, l6al0c.
Dressed poultry eady; fowls, choice. 13l5n1ic,
do. far % good. i2lsal3c old roosters, lOci
nearby roasting chickens. choice. l5ai6c: West
ern DO. choice. l4al5c do, far 70 good. l2al8c.,
turkeys. choice ana fancy, 20a22c.; do. fair 70
good. l6ai9c; ducks. ual6c; geese, i0ai4c
Potatoes. weak; Peunsylvania choice and
fancy per bushel 63a65c.; New York do. DO. Goa
CSC; New York fair 70 good, per bushel, ,50a5sc.
Flour unchanged.
IlaV EtpnUV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
so SAYS GEN. FUNSTON
II Is Unreasonable 10 Suppose That tho
Chinese MObS VIII Make Any Dis
tiHCtiOn Of Nationality
IF THEY START A MASSACRE
Most OF tho Forces for the Ex-
pedltion Must Come From
This Country
PHILIPPINES CANNOT SPARE TROOPS
Auoclated pfcss Dlsratoh e by Special Wires

Associated Pfcss Dlsratohe es by Special Wires
San Francisco. CAL. Feb 2s.-"Things
are beginning TO look serious in the East, "
said Gen. Funston in an interview ycstcr-
day. "and the action of the War DEPART
ment in reinforcing the troops already in
the Philippines WILL in my opinion be
justified before the end of the present
uprising Though the dispatches thus
far received seem to indicate that the OUT
RACES have been confined 10 English rcsi-
dents in China. It is unreasonable to sup
pose that the uncomfortable mohs, which
have hitherto wrought such havoc among
foreigners. viii make any distinction of
nationality If they ever start a massacre Z
Speaking of who would likely be in
command in case il was necessary 60 land
troops In China. Gen. Funston said that
Maior-Gcn. Leonard Wood was the logical
commander of an expedition OF the kind.
but that he had number Of generals
under him in the military department OF
the Philippines any one OF whom vas
available for service In China. He thought
it unlikely that troops would be dis
patched from San Francisco under a
general.
'It seems probable" he continued,
"that most of the forces for a Chinese
expedition must come from the United
States, for there are not many more men
in the Philippines at present than are
necessary for the preservation Of law and
\ order among the islands"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Wilmington Markets.
BfatHs.

BARTRAN-Anna Wollasion, vile OF T. Chalk
ley Bartram, at London Grove, Pa, in her tsih
year.
Services at II a m. Fifth day, Fourth month
First. m the Friends Meeting House. Fourth and
West streets lnterment private
MAGARGAL-On February 2iih, 1906 catharine
F. widow OF Ephra.m Mngargal, aged 50 years
Relatives and fIiends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral serv ces at her
late residence, Greenbank, i.el.. on thursday
afternoon. at ? O'Clock. lnterment Red Clay
Creek cemetery.
NcCAFFEkTY-In Philadelphia, February 2ith,
1905 Francis q. McCaferty, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respeci fllly invited
TO attend the funeral from his late residence
No 23ls south Hicks street, Philadelphia, Pa. on
rhur-day morning at O'Clock. High Mass NJ
ST. Monica Church. Interment OF IT Joseph's
cemetery, Wilmington, Del, on arrival OF 1904
train on Pennsylvania railroad.
NURPHEY-ln this city, on February 27th.
1905 George y. Murphey, ag ed "a years
Relatives and friends are inviteo 70 attend
the funeral service at the residence OF bis
mother, No 80 Wesl street. on saturday after
noon, March Sd. 1905, at ? O'clock lntermeni
private.
NHIrE-In this city, on February 25th 1905
Thomas James White, aged &c years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
90 attend the funeral services a. late residence
7f8 Market street, on 1huisday, rch lst. at .
O'Clock. lnterment at Rivervicw cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
CHILD DRANK TURPEETINE.

special ,ti,si on0ene, tverv hvening.
Georgetown, Feb. 2S.-Willard s., the
ls-months-old son Of Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Benson, OF his town, got hold of a
bottle OF turpentine, yesterday afternoon,
and drank a large quantity.
A physician was called in and rendered
assistance. The little fellow was quite
III for while, but is improving.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
ROPULAR CoMMERoIAL COLLEGE.
A Full Attendance at Goldey Commercial
and Shorthand College.

A Full Attendance at Goldey Commercial
and Shorthand College
"Every seat filed has been the state
ment given out by Goldey College since
the first OF the year
New students have been admitted only
as students IN attendance have completed
their courses.
A few changes will be made this week,
and there will be room next week for a
few new students.
This is a specially good time 10 enter
The college viii be in regular session all
summer, and students entering now
should be ready to accept good positions
next foil. The present demand made
on the college for stenographers, book
keepers, and other Office clerks, exceed.
the supply. All the leading firms in thil
city get their Office assistants from thii
institutions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
A BLIZZARD IN SUSSEX.
.recial colrespondsnee OF Every Evenlne

Special CoIresp0ndgnce o. Every tVenInR
Georgetown, Feb. 2S.--A genuine biz
zard, the first of the season, visited this
section yesterday. Snow began to fall
early in the morning and by night about
three inches lay upon the ground.
As darkness drew on the wind COM
menced blowing with great force from
the northeast and snow drifted in great
banks. The railroad company kept loco
motives moving up and down the tracks
near town all night, to clear the tracks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Wilmington stock ouotauons.
New York Markets

AEsociated Press Disnatch BY cncciai Wires
New York. Feb. 2s.-Flour, receipts, 23,0S6 bar
rels sales, ZOO DUH and unchanged Minnesota
patents, ShS0asA60 winter etraiEhts. So. 70a53 80
Wheat, receipts 1900 bushels safes. $4,000
bushels Irregular May, s7il-ioaH i5-ieci July,
&C 6-l6as1laC.
Rye, nominal
Corn. receipts, 5siOo bushels dull and no
transactions.
Beef. ready.
Fork, firm; family, sl65Oaslz50.
Lard, nrfn: prime Western steam, nominal
sugar, raw trm; fair refining. - &C q . 1915
centrifugal 96 test, 36 a 7-l6; molasscs sugar,
~ ll-l6 refined steady y;crushed $50 powder
Cd Sl60; Rrauulated, $50.
Petroleum. steady. refined all ports, g. .65asL Co
Coffee, steady: No. Rio. 1850.
AOlasses, steady; New Orleans. s0aS8c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Fau Farmers b Market.

The King street curk market today
looked as il a blizzard existed IN some
nearby locality and prevented the farmers
coming in town. Some of the farmers
sold out their products before 10 O'Clock
Eggs sold at % cents per dozen retail
and chickens at is to % cents per pound
dressed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
laled Pre-, Dl1patoh by special wires.

AIoolhted Fnels DIapatoh ry speoIAI NIfe7-
Brooklyn, N. y, Feb. 2s.-Thoman
Dettman today shot and killed his brother
in-law, Thomas Fonnen, during a quarrel
over the death Of Fennens young wife,
Dettman's sister, whose body at the time
OF the shooting lay in an adjoining room,
awaiting burial. Dettman next fired a
bullet into his own head, dying immedi-
ately.
Dettman had come 10 attend the funeral
and had quarreled with his brother-in-law
over surgical operation which resulted
in Mrs. Fennens death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
eEoReETowEs ELECTION.
orf..r noenu Of Every Kgenine.

stan corre.p naenr Of Every Eyenne.
Georgetown, Feb. 2S.-A town election
to elect five commissioners to succeed
James II. McGlothern, James A. Carey,
John T.. Wagamon, George +. Lynch and
George W. Hatfield, will be held here
next saturday.
A lively time is anticipated as It is
understood the friends OF the electric
light company have their axes well sharp
ened for the old board, feeling that the
board has favored the gas company more
than the electric light company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
VALUE OF AN EVERY EVENING ADV.
It Was ths Means Of Restoring q Valuable
Mufi 10 the Woman Who Had Lost II.

Muff to the Woman Who Had Lost It.
On Monday night Miss Haslett, Of the
William Collier Co., lost valuable sable
mutt while going to her hotel after the
performance at the Grand Opera House.
The loss was duly advertised in Every
Evening Of yesterday, under the regular
heading of Lost and Found" Mean
while, the muf had been found, on Market
street above Eighth, by b. L. Bartram,
secretary and treasurer Of the Board Of
Education. In yesterdays Every Even
ing Mr.. Bartram saw the advertisement
announcing the loss, and thereupon, in
accordance with the advertised request,
returned the muif to Col. A. J.. Ainscow
at the latter's cafe, SOP Market street.
The mutt, which is valued at $500, was
forwarded by Col Ainscow to Miss Has
lett at Rochester, n Y.
This incident is only one of many that
occur daily, all going to show the prac.
tical value of advertising in Every Even,
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
POMONA GRANGE.

The County Body to Hold It's Quarterly
Meeting in This City Tomorrow.
Pomona Grange, Patrons Of Husbandry
Of New Castle county, will hold its quar-
terly meeting tomorrow at the head
quarters Of du Pont Post, G. A. R., 5O4
Market street, this city, when matters
of special interest TO the farming COM
munity will be considered.
1t IS proposed TO take up some matters
bearing upol local government which
have been before the body in different
forms for some time. In all proba.
bility, some desired legislation will b'
be mapped out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
K1No EpWARp NoF ILL.
.la,ed 49,. nl.n.,on nr sns.Ial wIre..

Associated Press Dispatch uy Special Wires
Vienna, Austria, Feb. 2S.-Dr. OFT,
King Edwards Marienbad physician,
has taken the occasion of his return from
his visit 10 England 70 publicly deny the
rumors Of the King Ill health.
These, DR.. OFT declares are malicious
inventions, possibly traceabe to political
motives. He says that King Edward
was never in better health than at present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
nonhln Rereavemsnt.

Police Sergeant Daniel Kelleher re-
ceived word last evening Of the death
OF his brother, Harry helleher at Landen-
berg, Pa, deata being due to con-
sumption A0oa fwo Naaks ago SER
geant Aelleher brother bartholomew
kelleler. died near lanionaerg OF tAe
same uiease
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Menls Vests DIV CIeaned. % Osnts.

We haven't given the men a chance
IN have their work done for less than
regular price before. On Monday, March
5th, we will dry clean vests for % cents
if brought to our Office, for all those sent
in wagon will be charged 90 cents. Man
haitian Laundry Co., S06-S0S King street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
por, Car narl, 1v,,h Impup,tv.

Human beings cannot. The distressed
lungs must be relieved, the Cough arrested,
or the whole breathing apparatus goes to
ruin. Remember this, ana that Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar will quiet
any Cough and remove all Pulmonary rri-
tation. sold oy all druggists. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops Cure in One Minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Fell From a Car

Charles Conner OF 500 West Twelfth
sireet fcll from the platform OF Peoples
r,ilunv car on Sixth strothctween Market
snI King. Yesterday afternoon, and cut
a rasb in tie hack Of bis head He was
tolrn to Belts drug store where lr.
Fmnk Roop Smith dressed the wound.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
msHAP 10 OLD DOMINION LINER

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Newport News, Va, Feb. 2S.-Ihe Old
Dominion steamship Co.'S liner Princess
Anne arrived at here o'clock this morn
ing. after being aground for three hours
on Craney Island.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
pHnADELPHIANs MARRIED HERE
Wedding in the Parlor OF the Hotel viii.
mington.

WouuAA8 Ah tho EaiAot VI tho aVNel VIII
mington.
Miss Anna Rafferty, and William Hall
man, both OF Philadelphia, we're married
yesterday afternoon, in the parlors Of
the Hotel Wilmington by Mayor Horace
Wilson. They were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Wetteroth, who give them a
dinner before the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallman left for an ex-
tended trip to Canada and other points
north On their return trip they viii
live in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallman arc friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wetteroth, who were the
only ones who knew OF the marriage,
the announcement Of which will be .
surprise to their friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
HANDSOMEST WOMEN
IN WILMINGTON.
now Discussion Of Beauty Led TO a Sur
prising Discovery.

prisinE Discovery.
A few days ago a group of the best-in-
formed people about town we're discussing
the comparative beauty of the many charm-
inq women in Wilmington. One of them
expressed curiosity to know why the stand
ard Of female loveliness Is rising 80 rapidly
In this locality; why compilations are 80
much clearer, eyes so much brighter, and
more cheeks blushing rosy red with health
and yfgor than we're ever seen IN the oluen
days. Il was finally decided TO refer the
matter to Druggist Danforth for his opin-
ion, "Why, / can tell you, said the
druggist. promptly. "It is all the result Of
certain prescripton-the most wonderful
have ever known In all my long expert
ence. The remedy ia a gentle laxative that
contains valuable tonic and cleansing prop
erties, together with certain other Alternative
effects that tend to clear up the skin.
pimples OF a bloiched. sallow or muddy
skin simply cannot exist where laxakola
Tonic Tablets are used. This is so sure
that / am authorized 10 positively guaran-
ice il, and the many who have tried II are
uniformly delighted with the result. ! am
ceiling II at - cents package, and pay
the money back II not satisfied"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
DEATH OF A cENTENARIAN.

Associated Press Dispasca b. Special Wires.
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 2S.--Mrs. Sarah
e. Raw. l02 years old, who served as q
nurse on the field and in hospitals through
out the Civil War, died today OF the in
frmities OF age.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Hotel Changes Hands.

Christopher Bauer, yesterday, pur-
chased the hotel business at the north
east corner Of Fourth and French streets,
which had been conducted for some time
bv John r. Bradley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
VERDICT FOR $500.
In the Damage Suit Of Mary Robifcon
VS. George H. Huber


VS.. George H. Huber.
After celebrating about an hour the
Jury in she suit OF Mrs Mary Robinson
against George H. Huber rendered a
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $500
in the Superior Court yesterday after
noon. Horace c. Knowles, counsel for
the plaintiff, had asked for damages to
the amount of $1,000.
Mrs. Robinson sued 10 recover for per-
sonal injuries alleged to have been caused
by being run down by one OF Mr. Huber S
bakery wagons.
Yesterday afternoon was taken up in
presenting prayers and IN summing up
the case. IL was shortly before O clock
when the case WAS given TO the jury.
Judge Spruance delivered the charge
and counsel on both sides excepted to it.
Use Silver Suds for cleaning silver.
Sold bv druggists and grOcersF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
L.namlL. - -.

The dynamite doat Dorothy OF the
du Pont Powder Co. was brought TO the
wharves of the Pusey q Jones Co., yester-
day, for repairs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28

Notice Is hereby given tnat Letters OF Adminsi,
tration c. e. were IN Que iofm oi iaN klsn'ol
Teoruary. A. ID. 1900. and that all persons having
claims against the estate Of the deceased must
present the same, duly attesleq. 70 tne ssle
dav of teuuary, 1907. or abide the ACT OF
Assembly in such case made ana provided;
HAIRY kMMONs.
Administfator, c. {. a.
Address. Southwest corner Ninth ana Market
sireer wilmington, Delaware eble-mWiaW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Pension Secured,

Mrs. Annie Cole of l7l7 Tatnall street,
widow of William Cole, has, through the
agency of Col. John Wainwright, secured
a pension of So a month to date from
Juiv 26th, 1903. Mr.. Cole served in Co.
f, Fourth Regiment, Delaware Nolun-
teers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
aleotster's orders.
DFG FGisIEKs OHDER
X OFFICE or TIE REGISTER OF WILLS

n FGlsI Ets ORDER ......
IL OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF WILLS h.dissss'
Knw CAsrLE COUNTY. DKi, teh. 2dthi lsoo
Uuon tine application OF harry tmlnunHi al
ministator cam lo timcnio anncxo, OF hnrg arct
Chandler late of Wilmington hundred m .ala
connfr doccased. Il IA ordered and directed bY
lie Register on Wills that the Adminisuaiof 9. =
a. aforesaid give notice OF granting OF letters
of Aumnsimuon, q, T. o., ul ON tne es..te ol
thereof ny causing Advertisements 70 %
posted within forty days IRON the date O. such
letters IN six OF the most public places OF the
counfv of New Castle, requirinR all persons hav-
inc demands against the estate 70 pr sent the
same or abide by an act OF Assembly IN sucn
rase malo and provided ana also ciuse the
soue 30 be insertoi within the same lerioq m
the livery Evening, a newspaper pupllsnea ~
Wilmington, Delaware, and 70 % conunueo
fhorcin three weeks le. q q. -
Given under the hand and seal ol once once
Of ne Hefisfcr OF Wills Aforesaid, Al VII
H. 81 minrion, IN New Castle county Aforesaid
tho dav and yoar above written. ..,.
FRADHRlCk T. BACH, Register OF NillA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Good Blankets
for SIPS,


thick, fleecy cotton, white
with c olored d borders,
large size, and great bar
gains at
this reduced price. They are to-
day worth $500 a pair. There
are iewpairs OF sample blankets
left that are unusually good
value for the money. Somewhat
mussed and tmbled from show
ing all seaaon, so We have marked
them iiom a third to a hall off.
Fourth street store.
Remnants Of dress goods,
both 5lack and coloys,
tar zHuysdaG at special
prizes.
First floor tables.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28

Silver Suds does not scratch. Sold by
druggists and grocers.F
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters OF "A min
trefiGn were m due form Of law granted unto
me undersigned, on the Ism day on teutuals
A. fQ09. and that all persons having claims
.eairsf NE estate OF the deceased must present
f6e ssfne. duly atiesied. 20 the said Aumlnislfa
frix an or before the 18Th day OF February, a. ".
.l.5e ~, e,d rrovided. SARAH FIN EMAN.
il'-o "-- Administrative.
Address. Howell England, Esq, Attorney-at
law. Wilmington, Delaware. ieblSmWi-5H
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28

VATANriD - ENpEBItNChD MlLLINERs
w and sllesladios Apply nc
NEW YORK MILLINERY HOUSE
fobleNt 2ls King street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
N.u 4oru ,ynotanon..

Associated Press Dispatch py special Wires
New Yurk. Feb 2s.-The stock market opened
aNaH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
nKGIsTERs ORDER.

oFFICf oF THE REGISTER OF WILLS
- Nn,r castle County. Del, Feb. lathi 1900 ]
upon the application OF sarah fineman, al
uinisfratrix of Herman J. Gillian, late OF VIII
ninriou hundred IN said county, deceased, ,,, " y
fhaf the Adminisiratrix Aforesaid give nonee
of granting Of Letters OF Adminis lr9-
ton upon the estate OF the oecensel' Win
fhe date Of granting thereof py eaus-
inc Advertisements 20 be posted within iolty
daes from me date OF such letters IN six OF me
most public places OF the county o. New Sas.ie.
reonirinr All porsons having demands hssinst
tb ,efaie fn nresent the same. OF ABIDE py an act
of Assembly in such case made and pfoYideai
and ai.o cause the same 10 be inserted Mlthln
fbe s.,roe roriod In the every Evening, news
,,-,.er 4nbiished in Wilmington, Del, and 70 be
eonfinued therein three weeks e. a. -
Given under the hand and seal OF once iiis,
of the REGISTER of Wills Aforesaid, ~ VII
rr a. infnston. In New Castle county Aforesaid
tho day ana year above written. ,,,,,-
FRFDfRICK j. BACH, Register OF wis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
0oo 9att to classitu.

XXTANTKD--NfCE ROOM WITH BOARD BY
w young man. West side, reasonable
foh2e.lu Address d q, hvery hvcning ONCE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28

Use Silver Suds for cleaning silve
Sold by druggists and grocers.F
The farmer and mechanic., 1906-09-25

1ser.1se io1- activity CIR iutsFf'e'h'
Federal ofnriaI- tn our local p'.a.5.
AMI that wherever the evidence fof'-
i-hesl showed that such otilcia' -
violating the civil >"TNlg" i0i'~ =
s.,s..r.7..~ ana off sn~lys activity "r
interference 81. would refer the INST
- - III. President THE civil -
Commission "r THE department ea.EEI
= hfeh tn. official tsa~ serving Win IT.
r.sslue-t fa- an Investigation ana f"t
~ae8 discipline auI rl.nt>hmrhi
might lt deemed proper under -
.~s,-4.4lls.au<t- l0d h" declared Is ttt
f.,r.e could aot nthcra III secure pro-
ts.tf.n against this uuyargsnts4 IL
reference ne would dcrw 4 h.s .ia's
Is eeu the matter tn th" a'truftsn .t
congress aad u~k far an tuNr~t.s n
arl ssr such legislation a~ mts.a' a.
.4...t.sel necessary t1 protect tE" states
against tho organized assaults - t&t.
Federal officials located .a lt.
The farmer and mechanic., 1906-09-25
CAREER OF \ WORTHY Bon.
Success Achieved by IL Young Man
Whose Advantage We're Mca"rc

Rev. I. \. Loftin. was in Raleigh
yesterday from Chicago He is a
North Carolinian and strong young
Minister and his own State needs the
services of such as he.
Isaac Newton Loftin has proven to
the world that North Carolina boy
is not dependent upon wealth or cir
cumstances for success. AS boy he
was a cotton mill operative. When
he grew to young manhood he went
to school at Buie's Creek Academy.
where he longed to work his way
through school. When prepared he
went to Wake Forest College. where
he graduated & couple of years ago.
During his college life he was popu-
lar student and won high honors as a
speaker. AS Il debater he won in
inter-ccllegiate contests high honOrS
for himself and laurels for the col
lege he represented.
After graduating at Wake Forest
College he took cour> in Chicago
University and then accepted pastoral
work in Illinois. Few young men
in the State with his meagre advant-
ages have achieved such degree Of
success.