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RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

limo shown below from Liberty 81. sta-
ton. Leave West 90 ST. 10 minutes earlier
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR ~
$1,000. tIIo0 ii. 80 aI:i2O0. ;.i.0O. / So
200. 400. 400. $500. $50. m.6.O0
100. 500 5000 PIC 80 p m. i'l2:l5
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-z.1.3Q 30.
80, So % 'iOOH !'l2.0e 900. i+'4.oo
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4O0
iO-tO g n. l.$S. k3 40. 800 ,. m. sun
GAYS LOO. 1000 = m. 2-SO p m
ATLANTIC CITY-'NO.0o a. m. x1-Oo
ALL RAN. R6UTE-Lnns Branch. Asbury
tark. Ocean Grove isundays. North As
exi2 20. MO, f8o. s,a SS bofi35. 90 IS:
Ocean Grove. rs. 80, 9.15. 10 % a m. 400.
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-A,lantio High
lands. SeabrigAt. Monmouth Beach. Long
Leave Pier 81. y. r. t42d st'S. 300 cas-.
1920 a. m. 1880. l.s0. 500. 4.l5, SO.
IS Sundays. 900. 1000 a m. 100.
Cedar ST.. go. 1000. HOO a. m. Loo.
zoo 3.45. As, 600 $40 Sundays. $50.
1920 a n. m, 80. 400 $40 ? m; ACTON
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN, MAUCH
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON,
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSNILI.E
WILLIAMSPORT and all other points can
be obtained at following Offices; Liberty 81
west 23d st Tel 3li4 Chelsea Asts,
House, 245. 49,, 1900. 1854 broadway. Isl
9Th Az. PSI 18th Az % Union Square
West. 279S Sd Av.. los West 125th 81, PAS
Columbus Az. New York. Court st, 943.
B44 Fulton ST. 4T9 SCStrand Az. brooklyn:
800 Broadway. Williamsburg New York
Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage
70 destination
'Haiy. tDaily. except Sunday. pSun-
days tParior cars only. mDiuing car, ex-
CeDt SUNDAY. xSaturdays only. ZLiberty So
only. eDirinG car Sundays. SDiniag car
daily. bExCept Saturdays Except Long
Branch. From West Twenty-third street
e12. ~ 2. m. "a 80 .. m. jl15O p m.
k3 90 o. 90 p. m.
w G. RESI- Err ". g. HOPE,
Vtce-Pres. & Cen MCr Gen Pass'r Agent
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SOLDIER ARRESTED. EoR MURDER.

Atlanta, July Hillary" Hale n sergeant in
the 9TH United States Infantry. stationed at Fort
Mcpherson, arrested to-day charged with the
murder OF J. +. Davis, in Johnson City. Tenn,
last December. 1t is alleged that the soldiers
name is Roy Hale, brother OF Ack Hale, who is
under arrest awaiting trial for the murder of Miss
Lille Davis in a graveyard near Johnson City.
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taIz OoNIlllsslon, in which District Judge Gober
4u L against the commissions right TO enforce
80 rates. Last October the commission after a
I'm nearing Of the subject, in which it was shown
MAJ uL the Central Of Georgia Railroad owned the
""uIey southern, issued order applying the
CONTINUOUS mileage rates The courts decision sls-
lalns the order OF the commission
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BO3 i MM A ANR F E.GiIIsn II

B I'd $ U Cd bN A AER F EHGLHN d
fALL RIVER LINE via Newport and tall
RIVER I've. Pier -. y r.. It. warren St
week days and Sundays. $50 L. NJ atrs.
Priscilla and Puritan Orchestra on each
IRCN IDENCE LINE. for Providence. Bos-
ton, East and North Leave Pier II, y. X,
foot Of Murray IT, week days only, r NJ
Steamers PROVIDENCE and PILGRIM
Orchestra On each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE. for New Bedford.
Wood S Hole. Nartha's Vineyard, Nan
tucket. Mettapoisett. Marion and other
POINTS on Cape COO. Leave Pier 10. North
River foot of C'arksou ST. week days
only, AZ GEO i. VI. steamers MAINE and
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NORWICH LINE. Tor New London, Block
Island. Norwich. Watch IIiu. Management
Pier. Worcester. East and North. Leave
Pier 40. y. r.. foot Clarkson St. week days
only. L. NJ; Pier 20. F. r.. foot East
I'D St. $50 =. NJ. ALSO DAYLIGHT
TRIP on Mondays from Pier 80. y. r, at
1000 \. M. It. East nd st, 1913 A. NJ.
Steamers CHESTER W CHAPLIN and
CITY OF WORCESTER.
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven and
North I've Pier 20 +. r, week days As
l. NJ: Sundays 9:3U a NJ. I've foot East
pod 81, week DAYS. 800 p NJ. Sundays.
1000 A NJ SUNDAYS due New York on re
turn. 900 p. n. Str. RICHARD PECK
Tickets and statsro0ms q: 245, 6I3, 1lS0.
1900 and 1850 Broadway - Union So. 49,
Fifth Ave. C49 Madison Ave, pa Coluu-
bus Ave. 100 W I23th st. 2I9S Third Ave.
and at Piers New York.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH IN QUARRY.

Kingston, y. Y, July 12.-Thomas Diamond Of
Rosendale crushed to death and Roger
ONein probably fatally injured to-day. when a
Lodging Of shelving rock upon which they
work at the Rosendale quarry gave way, carrying
the men TO the bottom of the pit.
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DREssMARING AND MILLINERY

tESSMAkER.-Perfect filter; excellent
hand and machine sewer: capable OF tax
Ing charge: or companion TO lady; Is an
excellent nurse. 0. Brten. I6SS Park ava
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STORAGE NOTICES.


LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. 4S. 10 and ~ West 9Th St
To Miss Virginia Russell Mrs. Mary Riley
and Ludwig Bauman & Co. Miss y. r.
Conkling, Harry T. Crosby. +. L. Head.
Hugo Hecht. Egart Brown. Mrs. j. X.
Heath. ". F. Figee. Frank Van r.. Bum.
w &. Robinson. Mrs. Z. L. Stewart Miss
H Newman. g F. Rood Mrs. w. Fl.
Walsh: You and each OF YOU are hereby
notified that the time for the PAYMENT OF
our n"r upon the property hereinafter de
scrtbed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given YOU. we will cause
such property. TO wit. household goods and
merchandise. stored by you or in your name
in the warehouse of the company. 10 be
sold AT public auction. according 10 the
statutes In such cases made and provided.
NJ the auction room OF W. H Flattau &
Son. southeast corner 18th ST and J-n-
Nersity Place. commencing Tuesday. July
10. 81 iO:.;0 n. n. and continuing on every
Tuesday and "Wednesday thereafter AT the
same uface ard hour until all the goods
have been sold. LIBERTY STORAGE AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY. As. 45 and 81
West 9th 81.
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STEAMBOATS,.
G1lDdlSOm' River
BN WaWQimLhGa

Connecting with o. & W Ry-
Special trains II Catskll Mt resorts ana
saratoga and easy connections to all points
East, North and West: Through tickets ana
baggage checked at Offices Of y. Y. Trans
Ter Co. Through rsiI tickets between N Y
and Albany accepted Most delightful one
haf and Ons-day outings to West Point,
NewburRh. or PouEhkeepsie. returning On
any down Dav boot Meals served at all
hours. MUSIC
SIR, marry POWELL. See fer columns
Perfect Afternoon outing. Leave Desb' ses
81. ! 10 / M, come citing at West Point with
STR AZ RAWY due West 42d ST $40
= NO @+.S1 HAAF p. N. Orchestra on
each steamer
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Ny N II A HARTFORD r. R

~. Y. N. II. a HARTFORD X. n
Trains depart from Grand central StA'i0A'
42d St and 18th Ave. as follows for 100
Boston via Eew LSndoG s S ,oS NJ
TIL 100 81 i:0i. xii 200. ttll5:0O.
sf5FG. sSll5;O2 'SI2:OO P 81; via VII,
ifmantic--tts:O1 A. NJ. t2.9O z. Nj va
spfd-49:l4 A. NJ. slll2:OO. -u4iVn
ell 100 NJ
White Mts.. ST. Adams and Quebec
fS $40 a NJ. t9:0O p. NJ -
Wor!ster 4. Fitch. VIA Putnam. $3.50 Z "a
I.akevilIe & Norf.-tis:Oo A. NJ; 1881 80. +; ~ ~
portland & Bar Harbor via WUrc--tfs M
ar HarrinEton. Stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts
feId.-t4:54. 5000 AN. 81 20 1881 7. NJ
ticket Offices at cCirand Central SIT and
ci25th St. also at c24S. 1900 c1S54 3 way.
c2S Union So. ciS2eF!fth Ave. c2+S Column :
bus Ave. c649 Madison Ave. clos W l&otn
St 2795 Third Ave. In BROOKLYN, ca
Court st, 40 Nostrand Ave-. $50 way.
DAILY. Except sundays. Sstops at lS ~
St xStops at I2Sth 81. sundays only.
tParIor Car Limited ssunday parlor car
train llHas dining car cParlor anu
Sleeping Car tickets also saturdays only
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OCEAN STEAMERS
MGRTH GE2MAM Lloyd,
lSt EyDreSS Service

UuUID Iu WBWUaBNGl e-asV ~
Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB OURG-BRE-MiEf .lNso
krcnprinz July l6. 8 AM Cecilie(new9 Aug9 ~
Kaiser. July so. 10 AM Kaiser. Aug "a
X. VIM II AuE.6. . AN X. VIM u.oept
kr'pr' Aug. IL. 1870 AN Kronprinz -Sepl'-o
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT URG-BREMkN;
kurfuerst July ls.10AM Barbarossa- Aug 10
Friedrich. July %. 10 AN Kurfuerst aug. ~ ~
:. Alice. Aug. l. 10 AN Friedrich aug. -
Bremen. Aug. $. 10 AN 'Goeben- sept
@Erenen direct
Mediterranean Service.
GLE LTAR-NAPLES-G GENOA, AT IL AN:
'Neckar. July % X Luise. Aug. 81
\. Luise. July - IA Albert. go. Sept.
"a: Albert. Aug. 3I'Neckar. ... Sept IA
$Omits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers. I'd & 4th SITS. Hoooien.
y. &. Lloyd Express Service
MARSEILLES-NAP LfS-ALEXANDRIA.
Germar-Mediterrane Line.
oilles-Geuoa via Naples to the Lev2nt.
ROYAL. BOUMANIAN MAIL STEAMERS.
tcnstarza-C Hntinople-SInyrna-
Alexandria.
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER TIE WORLD.
oELRlCiiS < co. No. Broadway. y u
Louis II. Meyer. 1916 Walnut St. Phila.
EAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.
TWIN SCREW EMPRESS AND PASSES-
GER SERVICE.
FlymOu(n-ClerbOWrg Hamburg
shatayi1. .JuIy IL : AM. 80. Lincoln. Aus. =
- Am EpJuly l.. 10:3OAM Eaiscrln.-AuE-
10 tschland. Iuly2J. Dam Waldersee Aug. 10
I"!rloil-JEly 2I.G:30AM "EiueCher Aus !"
Among special features of these vessels
IRE: Grin Room. Gymnasium. Palm Garden.
Rit2-Carlton Restaurant. Elevators. Electric
Eaths. NEW. SHamhurz direct.
Mediterranean &erviCe.
TO GIBRALTAR-NAPLE GENOA.
inEmbLrg. Aug. I3 noon: sept. -. Nov
'fMo'tte. sept. 3. . 2. NJ: oct 10. Nov. p
HAS Grillroom. tias Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU.
z r. tickets. hotel accommodations and
general Information about foreign travel
IFavelicrs' checks good all over the world
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, y. Y,
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoboken.
AMERICAN LINE F5}IaI Pier i, "a, Z; \ \ +
PLYMOUTH-CHERB G-sOUTHAMPToN
Philadelphia. July 20 New York. Aug. 10
RED STAR LINE i r g Fer E
NEW YORK-DOVER-A NTW ERP
Kronl duly Is. 100 AN Finland July -
Zeeld July 20, 1890 An Vaderlaud Aug 3
WHILE STAR LINE is N l =
NEW YORK-Q NSTOWN- VERPOOL.
Cedric. July Is. IL AM ARABIC. Aug l
. elite Ju.y -, ., ~, AN ~BaIttc. ... tu~ =
iLYMOUTH-CHERB -SOCTHAMPTON
stAdriatic. July $40 AM Oceanic. July 81
'IeutoniC July -. ln AM Maj-stic- Aug. Z
New. 25.COO tons; has Elevator
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and 'Band-
NEW YORk-AZORES-M EpIT RANEAN
SROMANIC. july Is. 8 Pm -Cretio. Aug.
BOSTON-AZORES-M EDITERRANEAN.
'CANOPlC. Aug 10, All @Rumanic Sept. IA
PASSENGER OFFICE, o BROADWAY.
Freight Office. whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl
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EN-. Y. Ontario & western Ry
w TaavesI Desb. St w 42d St
TxcaI DaIIy........t $50 AL S:4S AM
LoCa LIVINGSTON ~
Manor ex. sun. $50 Nm o-@S - -
Kingston & Month - -,
colo Sp- sum T:+o AN S'uo ~
Daily Express q Os- a,
WesO eN. 5 m. sos AM SO -
Sunday Sp. 10 Roscoe So a NJ s'SV a NJ
Liberty Express. ex o.,- ~
= -. T-vnrrss 1850 a NJ. IL rs A n.
safT 10y l11:4O A. NJ. l12:OO nm
W sn1 express, .il2:OO nm 1918 F. II.
Eli5SnyiIs. M S,,n 12;45 P NJ. 100 P NJ
Saturday Spl to l. ,pM
Manor .-.---..---. l'Oo IN @'A
El2uviile & King ,p.
s'On SpL. ex. sun S;OO IN S'AS
Monticello & Roscoe ,p,r
49,, tSxr daily. $40 p NJ. 500 P NJ
Pa-ior Car seats 1t 40 BWay, n t. Oii'S'
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pAT.TTMnpH & ovIo 2. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
'Elyery other hour on the even hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lave New York City. 29d 50. 10y 81
sWASHINGTOS. Slpers. II 30 pm 80 am
.WAsuINGTOS. Diner. 80 am % en-
WASHINGTON Diner ESQ am 10 90 am
WASHINGTON Diner, 80 am u 90 nm
WASHING TON; Bu1et. $50 pm 200 pm
s"POYATs ltd - Diner 2 80 pm a 90 prl
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 pm 500 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
'Daily
Through Daily Trains - trio weSt
Leave New York Citv. 2Sd 81. Iihy -.
CHICAGO. PTTTSBT-RG 81 ar ~ am
rTITC4GO C0IJ-N7RT-S II 80 am 10 90 ma
pITTSPCRG. CT-EXEL'n. 3 20 pm 100 IN
GIN. ST,LOrIs. I.0T'ISv.. Il. 30 I'm $50 am
GIN. .sTI0t-fS TOI'isv.. $50 nm 500 pm
Oflces: c45 4QA 1900 Broadway. @ Astor
House los Greenwich St IS Union square
W. 99l Grand St. y. =: $50 Fulton ST..
BROOKLYN: West H2d s. ana Liberty So.
After y. N Sleeping Car Reservations
ami fun information regarding trains. etc
can be obtained al Bureau = Information
r. & n R r, 23d Terminal Phone No
Chelsea S14A
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OLD ESTABLISHED embroidery concern,
having large plant and doing a very
profitable business. will admit additional
partner. who can devote his time. has good
commercial abilities and can furnish $40
900 10 $4,000 10 enlarge business Address
;. =. D, Box p. Tribune ONCE.
AM NOW PRESENTING AN INVEST
MENT which will pay SIS per month dur
ing 1905 and succeeding three years for
each s1425 so invested now. or $50 payable
n four monthly inStalments- Closest in
vestigation courted. Write to-day. E. e
Beals. 9l2 Tacoma BISS.. Chicago Ill
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DED ID" LINE

For la Guayra. Puerto CabelIo. Cura-
Gao and Mnrncaibo. via Curacao calling
also AZ san Juan. i. r.:
SIS Caracas ....... Saturday. July 90 noon
Sc Philadelphia. Saturday. August g. noon
For La GUayra, Curacao, NaracaibO:
SIS. Zula. .......... Saturday. July p. noon
S. MarsCaibo. .... saturday. Aug lU. noon
These steamers have superior aCCommo-
dalton for passengers.
BOUT.TON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. 50 Wau st.
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observation-disclosures


LOSE.-Jenerson Bank Book No. 2 sO7
PAYMENT stopped Finder will kindly re-
tt-rn 20 bank.
LOST--BankboOk No. 123 as. the New
1oFk savings Bank: payment stopped
Finder please return TO bank
LOSr.-PassbOOk No. fO1. SIS. issued BY the
Union Square Savings Bank, formerly the
institution for the Savings OF Merchants
CLERKS Finder will please return IL 70 ths
bank
LOST or STOLEN Handbook No. 5II $50
OF the German Savings Bank IN the city
or New York. corner 4th ave and IAN ST ,
Issued 20 Lizzie MeibOhm AL persons are
cautioned AGAINST negotiating the same II
not returned TO the bank on The 18th Gay OF
JuIy 1907 a duplicate viii be Issued.
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BILLIARD AND ROOF TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard snc pool tn
hies. high grade bowling atey builders:
Ioyext prices Marx Bros. 20 Cnion S9usrA
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HELP WANTED.

Mails
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may eArN
good income corresponding for nsuspa-
gers. experience unnecessary Send for gar
ticulcrs. Press Syndicate. Lockport. ". z
I MADE $4,000 In nve years IN the uAii
order business: began with IS. Any one
can do the work home IN spare time. send
for free booklet. Tells how 10 get started
Manager. Box S5S Lockpozt. N Y.
MARRIED NAN wanted for small farm
wife cook for one; cottage. fruit. veg
etables. etc Charles Rose. Manuel. N =
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TOURIST BUREAU
r. r tickets. hotel accommodations and
general Information about foreign travel
travellers checks good all over the world.
OFFICE, 81 BROADWAY, \. Y.
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoboleu.
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Tobacco Association Elects Officers.

Norfolk, Va, July 6th.-The To.
bacco Association of the United
States, meeting in seventh annual
session at the jamestown Exposi-
ton, adjourned today, following the
election of officers for the ensuing
year as follows:
President-T. NJ. Darlington, Rich
mOnd.
First ENTHUSIASTICALLY. l.. Petty.
Rocky Mount, n. c.
Second Vice-President-T. f. Rob
erts, Chase City, Va.
Third Notwithstanding. w. A
Bradford, Cincinnati, O.
Board of Directors-C. D. Larus
Richmond; J. l.. Wingo, Richmond
Gen. Stith Boiling, Petersburg, Va.
John B. Boatwright, Mullens, S. c.
A. B. Darlington, .Danville; G. T
Patton, Darlington, S. c.; R. p. Wat
son, Wilson, n. c.; John Coleman
Winston, N. c.; W. d. Collins, Louis
vile, KY; j. A. Clark, Bedford City
Va; c. A. Lewis, Henderson, N. c.
J. F. Meadows, Oxford. n. C., and T
S. Williams, Danville, Va.
The selection of the next place o
meeting was left with the directors.
The feature OF today's session was
an address by Col. Berkeley CARING
ton, of Danville, in which he told o
his recent trip abroad, declaring the
Association to be considered in Eu
rope as the official representative O
the independent growers and manu-
facturers of tobacco leaf in the world
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-07-11
Everybody's Magazine for July.

No more vitality interesting article has
appeared in long time than Brain
and Body" in the July EverybOdys
The author, DR.. William Hanna Thorn
son, II recognized authority, presents
what to most of us will be an entirely
new conception of the brain. facts OF the
greatest practical Importance in mental
training, and he puts it in a simple, east
ycomprehended form unusual ina scen-
title writer. 1t is notable contribution
Fiction occupies n suitably prominent
place in the July number with such
writers as Mary K. S Andrews, Stewart
Edward White. o. Henry, and Lloyd
Osbourne, but the editor finds space be-
sides for a number of interesting articles.
One OF the most entertaining of these is
the "Aristocracy of the Circus by
Hartley Davis, an historical account OF
certain famous circus families 1t is illus
trated with a number of unusual circus
photographs.
The jamestown Exposition prompts
Eugene Wood to do little muck -raking
III the past. In Three Hundred Years
Ago he attacks the fame of the first
Virginia settlers, and finds that Can't.
John Smith alone was deserving of the
honor OF the present celebration
The second of Will Payne's series, The
Cheat OF Overcapitalization, y is especially
timely in its account of the enormous in
f1atlon OF railroad securities. Charles f.
Russell in The Suez Canal finds some
lessons for our own canal project, and
Arnold White writes interestingly about
the English House of Lords
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-07-11
Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth.
Statesville Landmark.

Statesville Landmark.
The editor of the Charlotte ObserV-
er can, when he chooses, say things
that cut sharper than two-edged
sword, a capacity that is to be en-
We'd by newspaper writer's. DR.. l..
g. Broughton, OF Atlanta, is a sensa-
tional preacher, and like all preach
ers OF his kind he handles facts very
carelessly. In a sermon in Spartan
burg recently he said that any man
who smoked cigarettes for ten years
would "lie and steal" This was an
extreme statement, OF course: and
the Observer pointed out that, bad
as the cigarette undoubtedly is, moth
ing is to be gained by making a
TRADE against it not bottonied on
facts The paper might also have
said that preacher dlscredlts him
self and Injuries the cause OF religion
by making extravaganza statements.
BrOughtOn came back, as was ex-
pected, with more eXtravagant state
ments still. He charged that the
Observer people are in favor OF liquor
and cigarettes and that the Observer
is Il creature OF the tobacco trust,
etc. The Observer made reply and
this is what it said:
"The Observer is not all that it
ought to be and the people who make
it have not attained perfection, but
there is not a liar in the bunch"
Couldn't have said more in a col
umn and q half.
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Industrial Education at A. 4. M.
College.

"The world is demanding men who
can do. as we'll as think, says Presi-
dent Winston. "The best equipment
for a young man today is technical
skill, knowledge, and power. A CEN
fury ago education was for the few,
and was designed to equip them for
the learned professions; today eduea,
ton is for the many, and is intended
to fit them for lies practical work.
The advertisement OF the North
Carolina College OF Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts appears in another
column. This college has courses OF
instruction in Agriculture, 1O4 stu
dents; Civil Engineering, 1O1 stu
dents; Electrical Engineering II stu
dents; Cotton Manufacturing, Chemis-
try, and Dyeing, 50 students. Be-
sides the regular four-year courses in
Machine Work, Drawing and Design
ing, Carding and Spinning, Weaving,
Cloth Analysis, Agriculture, and
Dairying.
Next session begins September 4,
1907. For catalogue, etc, address
President Winston. West Raleigh,
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Enough to Give Pause.
Lexington Dispatch

lexington Dispatch.
Under the law as held in the Thaw
and Loving cases. a man NAV shoot
YOU down. put his wife, sister or
daughter on the stand, cover your
good name with everlasting disgrace
and walk out of the court house a
Tree man. The frequency of such
murders as this. the large hold the
"unwritten law has taken upon the
minds OF men and even courts, and
the common result of such trials
nearly always acquittal-is enough
10 give one pause, and to impress
upon the minds of all good. law
abiding men that it is their duty to
put stop tOit all. No mans life
Is safe when such conditions prevail.
1t Is fearful to contemplate and
should receive the serious considera-
tlon OF every man who desires peace
ana safety and the reign of law. 1t
seems to US that there never was ~
time IN the history of this country
when lawlessness was so ramnant
and 1t IS because criminals are not
punlshed-because law is not en-
forced.
The verdict in the Loving case is
one OF the most dangerous ever re-
turned by a jury. 1t is "a disgrace
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q. b. Burhans Testifies After Four
Years

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