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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, March 20,
1907.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Boyfc Gr) Kerr. IIyer1ooi March n the
White star Line. with mdse Arrived at the bar a:
steamer Oceanic CBr). cameron Liverpool, March IL
snd Queenstown "a 10 the White Line. lassen-
gers mails ana mese Passed in Sandy Hook a $40
and Christiansand Funch Edge Co with passen-
Steamer Slfrfa o.er,
eena q, Port Lim0n II. Kingston IA Long cav IA
seIgers ralis and m1se Arrived al the Bar $50 a N
steamer Bayonne Ger. Won Hugo. shields March 2 -
Philip Ruprech In ballast Arrived the at ESQ
steamer Newlands Gs1. Peeae Hueva March ? with
steamer CerInania CFr,. Sarols Naples March 70 J
steamer Kronnrinz V-ilbe1, c. 80 IN -,
with 500 cabin $50 steerage passengers malls and
mdse Arrived At The Bar at 81 p
Southern Pacific Co with mdse Quarantine at
Steamer Iampasas. HAYES Galveston March ~ 10 the
Mallory - % With passengers and mdse. Passed in
steamer Chesapeake Hastings Baltimore. 10 II Q Eos-
Ter; WITH mgse Passed IN Quarantine At a
Ne. Passed in Quarantine at'sOs a m
steamer j. ffersor Dole Newport News Norfolk 20
Passed In Sandy Hook Al 2:lO ,
Steamer ATapahoe Kem5e. Jacksonville March II and
mdse. Passed in Sandy Hook AZ 224 m No.
AmHan sen ,H s ggnn I9mrlco March IL to the
bullion. Passed in Sandy Hook at pa = m.
SAILED
Steamers Nord America GtaD Naples ana Genoa: Ma
Jestic tIr Liverpool via Queenstown: Navigator CNor)
Halifax / LncSefbach Galveston; Mira (Br). Flush
ing Bosnia Ger. Philadelphia etc: Bound Brook (Gerl
newport News Beiita Nor). Port Antonio: Baker (Gcr)
Port Antonio Fagertun (Nor Port Antonio etc Proes
New orleans; Iaakon VII ,No) Banes: Nieuw Amster-
dam Dutch, I'ouiogne ana Rotterdam: Virginian Grl
Liverpool; Brooklyn city dr Bristol: Aesi (Cier) Ma
Mia lIoilo etc; Allegheny GeD. Inagua setc Parran
tIor NoTioik: iroquois Charleston and jacksonville
moderate: clear
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METRoPoL1rAs OPERA house.

This Evening 7:3O-DIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fremstad. Schumann- Heink BursstalIer. Van Rooy
Fri Evg Mch. - at s-PAGIIACCI-Farrar.
Caruso. Stracciari ReiSs Simard Conductor VieDa
Preceded by HAENSEL UND GRETEI-MattfeId
Alien. Schumann- Hsink Weed: Gorisz Cond., Hertz
Dufriche. Conductor. Vigna-
Sat Evg Mch 90 at 7:45-Last Perf at Fop Pr,css
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE-Gadski Eirlby,-I INN.
Dtppel, Gorttz. BasS Reiss. Muhlmann Cond Hertz
SUNDAY AZ. EXG MCH H., "a 1POP; PRICES, an $50
LAST GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Solosts; Farrar. Fleischer- EdeI RappOId. PIancor
Stracciari Entire Metr Opera Orchestra Cond Raw
Mon EvE Mch. - 7.3O-SI EGFEIED-
Schumann- Helnk. RappOld: BuTgstaller Van ROOv
ReiSs, GOritZ. Bass Conductor. Hertz
Wed Evg. Meh ~. at :$O-GOETTERDAEN-
Ralph Burgstaller Blass. Muhlmann Cond HertS
Fri Evg, Mch 10 GOOD FRIDAY az 3 p NJ Dra
ctsely - PARSIFAI. - Fremstad. Schumaun- HeiDIS-
Burgstaller Van ROOy. Blass Goritz MuhInann ReisS
Conductor. Hertz N
SEATS NOW on SALE
WEBER PIANO VSFn
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Public Notices.

COUNTY OF NEW YORK ~ A-AH
No. 119 Nassau Street
New York, February 25fb In0z
NoTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant 10 Chapter 2so
OF the Laws OF 1885 that the OF the recetS
ana expenditures OF the Public Administrator during i
year 1909 will Be published IN the City Record three times
eAc week TOT hfee weeks beginning February 18th 1907
WILLIAM NJ. HOES
Public Administrator % the County OF New
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PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT NO
i hereby given that act-Senate 1856 Int "a
has passed by both branches OF LeglsIaura
AN ACT
TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE CT.ATAf
or ROBERT T. JONES FOR FURNISHING WORK
LABOR. SERVICES AND MATERIALS IN TtITs
REPAIR OK THE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM IN TiJrS
FIFTH WARD or THE BOROUGH OF QUEENS ~
TIE CITY OE &I-W YORK ~
Further notice "a hereby given Public
upon such bill win be held Mayors Office In The
City Hail in the CITY q New York. Friday March
22nd 1907 o'clock p NJ
Dated City Hall New York March. 10 1AOs
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
Zhia Hn ~ % :2s sesesa heard at that time
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is hereby given that act-Senate 657 Int IS4
has been passed by both bran ches OF the Legislature
AN ACT
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER
IN RELATION TO CONFERRING ADDITiONAI.
POWERS AND JURISDICTION UPON THE PARK
BOARD AND THE COMMISSIONER or PARKS
FOR THE BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND
RICHMOND.
notice IS hereby given Public Hearing
upon such bill will ne held at the Mayors OHce in The
CITY Hall IN the city OF New York. Friday March
Dated City Hail. New York March 18th 1907
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN
-. Mayor.
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Public Notices.
urLIc ,, NOTIFY 6ll IT-v- ROCHELLE \ =

DUGLIC NOTICE
CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE. y. Z
scaled proposaIs received by tho Common Coun-
~ff IN rbe civ OF Rochelle. y Y. o'clock
r NJ TUESDAY. March 26 1907 AZ the Common Council
tharniers IN the cts Hail Building. the corner Of
Main and Mechanic streets Tor all of ten 0O Ger
dictates Indebtedness for five thousand S5 Coo) dollars
each Sad certificates ~ Indebtedness he lated the
twenty sixth q March 1897. and payable on tho
twtnty-slxth day Of July. 1901
rh,s certificates 81 Indebtedness are issued pursuant
haptc- tbe Laws the State 81 New York for
and the acts amendatory thereof and pur
adopted March . 1907 said certificates OF Indebtedness
~ be Issued anticipation % the collection % City
taxes Tor the current fiscal year
These certificates 20 ba numbered from 20
ten inclusive shall hear interest at the OF
six rrr cent per aEnGU. Will be sold 20 the person.
nf1 cooperation Offering the highest premium therefor
The tYty the right 10 reject all bids
All addressed Charles kaInnerfueyer city
Clerk ana marked such.
Each bid shall BE- accompanied by a deposit % Two
tS2 Cotl dollars cash, certified check
payable 70 the order % the city Treas
~ th~ CITY % New Rochelle such deposi, to be
forfeited The S II che party parties whom the
certificates shall b" awarded fan % take and pay for he
same in accordance with the Of sale.
The certificates De delivered tho office OF City
on Tuesday. April . 1907 at Il o'clock noon.
No hid VIII ID. received for less than par
Purchasers win be required o pay accrued interest
By order 81 the Common Council % the City New
Rochelle, y 7.
Dated. New Rochelle y Y. March g 1907.
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER.
'ffy CLARK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

A DYEETlsEME%TS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Thu.
-. tliogie received AZ ;heiT Uptown once No 1864
othces al regular ONCE rates O'Clock ID m Vi
Broadway between ssth and 37th sis until o:.cioc-
y m Advertisements received the following brsnc6
Z5t sth ave. f. cor -gSd St: I53 sth ave Gov 49,
-, - LAST stn 81 55t West 4kd between 7th ana
stn AEes' zoe hest lssta 81; 1888 "a ave-.
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sATURDAY. MARCH 29.


Destination and steamer. Close in New York.
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Phil
ippine Islands Cyia san Francisco. March D. 1880
Australia except WesO FIJI Islands
end New Caledonia Cvia Vancouver
and Victoria. B. Cl-Aorang March "a 500 p m
Pawaii cyia San Francisco)Alameda March %. 1880
Hawaii Japan. Corea end China via
San Francscol-Coptic March % 1880 4 m
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
VIA San F'ncisco)-Empress Of Japan April 1890 a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
ALASKA DEVELOPMENT comPANv.

Albany. March 2a-The Alaska Dredging and
Power Company. OF New York city, was incor-
porated here to-day. with a capital Of 50 OOOOOo
The directors are r. B. Arlington. w c Parker
G. F. Stacey. all of New York.
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Dated March .. 1907.

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEs-DEPART-
Il Of Interior Once Indian Affafrs 49,
ineton - c. February - .90T-Seaed proposals ria'
w marked outside Of the envelope 'ProDosai -
rubber goods boots and shoes. etc. NAV ho
and addressed the Commissioner OF Indian Gyoo
washington. d. c., will be received Indian Of
until o'clock Of Thursday. April II, 1907 and &C.
orened for furnishing the Indian service Wits T,,SI
goods boots shoes hardware medical supniia
Sealed proposals. plainly marked the outside ~ az
Proposal for enameled ware furniture etc
as the may be and addressed 'Comn,isstoD
of Indian Affairs Washington. H. c." will be TeceItJ
at Indian ONCE until O'Clock p. OF T1estJoy
April 1901 and then opened for furnishing the Inor
service with enameled lamps. furniture bed5inG
stoves agricultural implements, paints OTIS glass
harness. leather, shoe findings sadderv
etc. school supplies and long list OF miscellaneous arti
Bids must be made out Government bIs,i.-
Schedules giving all information fer bid5sr
will furnished application the Indian OCvoaa
Washington. D c.: the u s. Indian Warehouses al Ne;
York City. Chicago, ILL.,, st. Louis, Mo- and OnnsSo
Nebr The Department reserves the right 10 reject
and oil bids. or any part Of any bid. F. F. IFIyPI
Commissioner 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

FINREASURY DEPARTMENT.. OFFICE OF, THE en-
pervising Architect. Washington. d. g. March "a
1sOI.-SEAlED PROPOSALS will be received AZ ms
Office until O'Clock +. NJ the 10th cav OF ApriI 1Sl
and then opened Tor furnishing and equipping additoa
toilet rooms etc. IN the L. S Court House and Post
once al New YORK n T.. in accordance with drawirg
ana specncatlon, copies OF which may obtained az
this office or AZ the Office OF the Chief Engineer ana S
Pefintendent or repairs, T. $ Public BUILDINGS NJ
York n y at the discretion OF the Supervising Archi
tee- JAMES hESON TAYLOR. Supervising Architect
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Mini IKE ALMANAC.
srn Cos sun sets ss Noon sets12 Aloons ara
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 1927 Gov Islard l2s3 Hen Cate a.2c
PM-sancy Hook l252 GOV Island 1855 Hell Gate 30
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Proposals.

T9oRT SLoCUM \. y. MARCH q 10O7.-sEAIED
proposals. in rplicatc for furnishing Fuel Forage
y y during year ending June 30 1908 win be received
mere uIt 10 a, NJ, 'Itfd Isr6 = reserves rtght
Of Information furnished on application Envelopes
Forage ana straw. ans Mineral OIL at -" W. T.
WILDER. Q. NJ
WEST POINT. y. y, FEBRUARY 20. loo7.-sEALED
70 O'Clock Nrc6 %, 1901 supplying steel Wall
Lockers specifications in this Office. United
States reserves the right to accept or reject all
FURNISHED upon application Address; ouartermas,er.
pRoPQsAIs FOR con COMPLEXION OF POST HosPI-
sealed proposals in trpiieate for furnishing material
TeseTyss the right 20 reject any or all bids Information
Hospital G. 9. BURNEI4I. Constg. Or Mr. u i'''
= ogce OF the LEh~IIouse board Washinaton Al n TIE
the ma ApT 6 no l a and then opened
construction and delivery Of eight steel steam
Astoria Oregon san Francisco Cali Seattle wasb
with copies OF which with blank proposals.
2T4 E oIhSF Hos& BOARD w 9aa Tp9o application
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
" ARSENAL BUILDING.
BdR Red OF F. MANMArTAN THE ETY. STREET
by ss @ 0cs With u The Be ssss.ss
Fiif Bas@sss d f Es@5.] IL; 1907
CONTRACT No. Z
FOR WORK AID MATERIALS FOP F,RErvrrODe 49,.
COMP FTIOtS OF THE INTERIOR FINTStT ~, S ~.
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY. ASToR,, ~ GET T5E
AND TII.DEN FOUNDATIONS. FIFTH X.tES.NIUJ&
FORTIETH AND FORTY SECOND STREETS E-NCE.
The Security required will be Four hundred tbop,,,a
DoliaVs
The time allowed for doing and completing the Wort,
will he CALENDAR MONTHS affs-
begin work al building been given ''''S' u
The bdy will compared and contract av,a-aa =.
n lump OF aggregate sum ~
plans may he ard blank forms may he obtaInsd a.
the office Department OF Parks Arsenal CSntraS
park Manhattan. also the Of the arcbit,a
Carrere Hastings. No % East Fory-hrst street Mar
haitian.
MOSES HERMAN
- President:
JOSEPH l. BERRY
MI'HAEIl J. kENNEDY
Commissioners OF Parks
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Anuusenents.
THE AMUSEMENT EVENT OF THE YEAR,
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH II
BARNljM & BAILEY
Greatest Show on Earth

TIE Wide Worlds Mightlest Amusement Institution
NOW BiGGER AND GRANDER THAN EVER
BEFORE.
NEW ARENTC ATTRACTIONS FROM EVERY
WHERE.
THE NOyELLOs, AcrObatc and Trained Animal
Novelty.
SKI SAHING the Norwegian Sensation
the Ever Awful DIP OF DEATH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
SECTION NO. 1.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-THIRD JUDICIAL
IN DISTRICT-CLSTER COUNTY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
PEACE WITH HONOR.

Those people whose motto is Speak
softly. but carry a big stick" nearly
always forget the admonitlon TO
speak softly They think the
big Stick gives them permission to
speak as they please and hat they
can punish any who do not like the
one they employ. The coming
Peace with Honor through arbitra-
ton is not going to be furthered much
BY those who advocate the use or the
Zig stick instead or that justice and
fitness and consideration suggested
by the term speak softly"
The time was when gentlemen
thought the only way to settle a diff
ference was by resort to the duel
method Of murder called the code
# ANYBODY had said sixty years ago
that duelling would be ranked with
the gross crime of murder, the ad-
vocetes of the code would have
thought him crazy. But the ad-
vance of civilization has brought US
TO the time when duelling is a crime
and nobody resorts to it. It was a
product Of an era of exaggerated So
called chivalry hat vaunted itself as
above the law of God and man. But
it has passed away forever
Nations have settled their differ
ences in all the past by resort to war
just as gentlemen formerly resorted 70
the duel. But the day is coming
when was between nations will be as
completely outlawed as is duelling be-
tween private citizens. Those who
believe the vac in man Will always
triumph over the principles Of Chris
tlanity, that inculcate arbitration in
stead of war regard the prophecy of
the end of war as an ''iridcscent
dream" 1t Will not come tomorrow;
il Will not come this year: it may not
come during this generation, though
powerful influences are at work 70
hasten its coming. But it is as sure
20 coIne as hat God reigns in the
heavens and as the Savior is the
Prince Of Peace.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
GOOD FOR

There is usually little political sig
nifcance in city elections. In nearly
all the towns the Democrats win as a
matter Of course. But there are some
towns where it is a hot political fight.
Usually in AsheyiHe and Henderson
VILE, where the Republican party is
strong, the Democrats nominate a
straight Democratic ticket and the Re
publicans name a so-called Citizens
ticket" upon which a few Democrats
are placed. IN As1eville for half a
dozen years the Republicans have been
doing the Citizen ticket racket. one
year being dry, another year being wet
and being generally against any local
policy that the Democrats favor. And
every time. with one exception, the
disguise was 50 thin, the voters could
see through and few except Republi-
cans voted for the "Citizens' ticket"
This year, seeing they could not win
posing as Citizens the Republicans
Of Ashevtne came out IN the open and
nominated a straight Republican tick
ct to test their strength. IT was a
party fight and the Democrats won by
over five hundred majority, showing
that the mountain metropolis is Dem
ocratic.
Tor a long number of years the
Citizens ticket" composed OF Dem
ocrats and Republicans, mainly the
latter, have governed Hendersonvllle,
where the Republican party is very
strong. some Of the leading Demo-
Gratis Of chat growing town have OPP
posed the policy and demanded a
straight party fight, but division in
the ranks has hitherto made success
with a straight Democratic ticket i'm
possible. This year the Democrats
named a strong municipal ticket with
Michael Schenck (son of the late
Judge Schenckl for mayor. The Dem
ocrats Won a victory, and now every
important town in the mountains. as
We'll as in eastern North Carolina. IS
controlled by Democrats. 1t means
there is no break anywhere in Demo-
cratic victories.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14

The Ashevi-le Gazette Is Q Reproti-
can Pc THAT does net Fneeze NheE
adams or Butler tak snuff It De-
l.er thar rhe Republican party Il naf
81 Eped bs she bossi-m - o~flce-aois-
ers. y that. the fact that patronage
s|lbordiuase principle one te4so1
for the weakness - ina. party II
North carolina Referring II recent
events. Ing tnat Taft ana Eoo-e-
yelt expect % carry -hts state snrolga
The once-foIdcrs and the machine
which Taft condemned = vigorously
e Greensboro las, year. The Ca
zatte points out how b i'll
suit ~ Taft might be resented X s
- laugh. The men wa3 control The
Republican party b North Carolina
VIII deliver the delegation = TAFT +
Roosevelt says -1. aud they would d.
i as easily il Taft hal called them
BY name and denounced them person
ally as he denounced them collect
lively in his Greensboro speech.
The only insult from Roosevelt Or
Taft the Republican ohce-holders and
oflce-seekers would care to resent
would be if they would separate chem
permanently from the ~pie-counter.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14

Thee has been a food Of condemn
alton OF q ecc1. utt~ce4ce 4 Mr.
BRYAN on .avyers Here IS what he
said IN q recent address ~ Chicago be
fore tarea hundred lawyers u his
address Ar. BRYAN sasd.
] believe the day WAL come IN THIS
couutrg heu wo VlI not have 50
many men who wiz sell their souls 70
make grand ] arcens possible Per
haps Soale time It VIII not lie less
d,szraceful for 2 LAWYER - assist in
a gigantic robbery than for q high
wayman TO 60 cut aid mold " The
wayfarct."
We ara old thar some Of hts hearers
took executions + Mr. Brvan's re-
marks. many Of those whose pTac-
tee IS not confined 10 criminal cases
upheld 2Iv. Bryan" The Netraskan
IS a lawsar himself and no nan es-
teens tae profession more honorable
than ne does. He was speakt0g mn
legal cr.3ics u three hundred brother
lawyers. It was a place where he
ought t. have spoken plainly The
ruth s hat. while mos lawyers ere
high-minded and honorable. there are
too many practitioners who do not
regard tac accented etht.s Of the pro-
fession, hut are ready 70 resort 10
Almost ANYTHING that keeps thena ou'
~ tail % win their cases and clear
beside 1Jr Bryan recognize the lower
+har ~Itz-+. 0+rar rar,+ahic LAWYERS
liiS etlics OF the pr0f ssIoh oy 'he
many men whose practice IS chiefly
confined ~ defending criminals. In
Il recent lecture before Ine 9oSietf II
Ethical Culture. Justice David j.
Brewer raad an appeal for a higher
MD, - c+htos ~ Tho nractice OF
la, -, -.
..Tb.t .,d III. +po+ ,avvvr must
be all is his client is slowly passing
away He has no right TO sell his m
lS5iitN' % barter Ms IloHoI . LN -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
MAYOR MURPHY RIGHT.

It is good TO read that Mayor Muir
ply. of Greensboro, whose admins
tration has been most creditable TO
him and the city. is standing firm on
his order to prevent agent of Dan
vile and other Virginia Whiskey towns
from taking orders for liquor in the
prohibition territory of Greensboro. It
is a palpable violation of the spirit Of
the prohibition law in Greensboro If not
a technical violation. 1t is in no proper
sense Interstate commerce and ought
not to be permitted to defy the regu-
lations voted by a city. If any COM
muntty votes against the sale Of liquor
within its borders the pretense that a
local agent who goes around in that
community taking orders for whiskey
for a concern in another State is en-
gagged in Interstate is so
palpable q fraud that the courts ought
not 70 tolerate it. The courts will not
stretch Interstate commerce to cover
local violation Of the right of a city 10
regulate the liquor traffic.
4 way viii be found by which a
community in North Carolina can pro-
tect itself from Virglnia's setting its
laws at defiance as well as against
North Carolina cities doing the same
thing. And in SO doing no real or legit-
innate Interstate commerce Will be af-
, tected.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
All For$1.7O.

There has never been offered
in North Carolina SO much
good readlngtor SO little money
as we are offering under the
following proposition: Tor
10 WE will send the follow
ing for one year:
The North Caroiinian,
AL 8-page Democratic weekly
newspaper:
The Commoner, the able
weekly journal published by
Hon. William Jennings Bryan.
The Farmer and Me
chanic, an 8 page North Caro-
lima home and farm weekly
journal:
Thus for One Dollar and
Seventy Cents you can get
al these papers one year.
ror particulars, address
JOSEPHUS DANIELS,
Raleigh, n. G..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14

1t Is well that North Carolina Day
at the jamestown Exposition vii
come after the Exposition shall b.
complete. The Governor ana Board
OF Managers intend to make it a day
that will be memorable and il due
time 4 program viii be arranged that
VIII be inviting TO North CaroIinians
and 9th rs. A prominent citizen Of
Norfolk, who is a native North Caro-
linian. n a private note. makes this
suggestion.
when North Carolina Day or
week is observed at the Exposition. let
the state flag be in evidence. To this
every eEcursionist bring one. L ana a
Down Homer" and J. tar heel. and
! do hope tlat we may be in patriotic
evidence. the absence Of Virginia
Tags was CONSPICUOUS. If this little
matter appeals TO YOU as it does 70
me, a word T~Om Your paper viii GO
a long way to making our day one to
be remembered"
This suggestion will be carried out.
TIE last legislature took a lone step
when it required the authorities IN
every county r. Iet tie State flag float
over the court house. The next step
is to nave one over every public
school. The "Dowr Homer's'' sug-
gestion is a good one to adopt at home
and abroad. a State flag will float
above the new News and Observer
building.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
MASONIC GATIIlHl|
Important Bodies OF iii-H
Meet in Greensboro Ii..
lsnoctal ~ Nev

Especial - %ers ag1
Greensboro. y c. 81
VIII be a great gather.
sonic bodies OF the
week. on Monday tt
on Tuesday the Ell 9Th.
and on Wedne4day fEa
Aiasons and the Grand
meet. The local Mason
rangements perfected f.
distinguished and
reception and e~nterta.r
OF their high rank aud
sOnaiity.