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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
NOT FUNNY BIT SERIOUS.
Parties Having Claims AGAINST IA,
Southern Compelled TO Resort
to Extreme Measures 10 Get
Their Dues.
burlington \eWS.)

It - right funny the way the OIL
GERS 1T Greensboro have had 10 re-
sort to means recently .J
collect Judgments from the SouthcfI
ltallroad. Not long ago, one of thC
local officials at the station in thai
city noticed a little crowd standing
a1ound the sheriff Of the county who
eene to be busy selling something.
He vas crying out in a loud yoic"
am the official out Of curiOSitG
stepped up to see what was being suil
II public auction. His surprise can
be imagined Wnen he learned that tho
sheriff was selling the station. some
fellow had secured judgment for dam
ages and the railroad was SLOW ~
coming across 50 the sheriff didn't
10 Il thing but walk down and start
to sell the station building. Last week
;tnother funny incident occurred IN
the same way. Two parties had been
awarded damages by the courts. The
company was sloW in paying and Tho
sheriff went down. secured q chain n
chained Il passenger car 10 the trace.
80 that taeN couldn't move Il e OF
course in both instances the claims
We're speedily settled.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
,dIai Ste. cnson and Wife IN eia'cofiHc

Stat@syilIe. \. 9. March ; Hon.
md Mrs Adlai l.. stevenson. who ma
been visiting their daughter, MrS -
II. Hardin, in Charlotte. stopped Owe
IN Statesyine YESTERDAY ~
request Of friends and on ccount =
DELAYED trains and remained unuI N
morning. when they LETT for the
home in Illinois. While here Mr.. an
MIS-. Stevenson We're guests OF MI =
-. Gilmer. proprietor Of Hotel ircdc..
and during til. day Nh G'tHncr ans
Nj. r. j. Allison, Il relative OF MI. Iii.
Stevenson. drove them over the clts
Mr.. and Mrs. stevenson nave HINltc :
Sta~teSvillc q nGnber Of times ~ tAe
past. ana Mr.. Stevenson said that Is
was gratificd 70 sec the many IN
proyementS ard the WOnderful pro-
grcss of the town. HS was lmprease
especially With the new court house
and the loan and trust building ant
the handsome Confederate monument
MIR. Stevenson IS Of Iredell stock an"
is related 10 many Iredels people. WHO
yerc glad to see him again. He mace
a speech here while he was a canu:-
date for Vice-preSident on the tlckel
with Grover Cleveland and visited Nj
and Mrs. T. J. Allison While he VA
.yice-president. He is q favOrite of the
Iredell people regardless of politics.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
TALKS on AGRICULTURE.
ner to Visit tiic Rural Schools OF
Wake COInly.

DR.. Il. l.. stevens and L G. NJ.
Conner start tomorrow morning upon
Il tour Of Wake county. which Will last
throughout this week. They are to
drive from school to school. Professor
Conncr going through the northern
section of the county. and Dr., Stevens
through the southern section. They
viii visit three schools "a day,
speaking in the morning, afternoon
and night upon the subject of Agricul-
tural Education. The talk Will be
addressed to the children OF the school
and to the parents who have becn
notified of the meeting. and who Will
doubtless be in most instances largely
in attendance.
The appointments of DR.. Stevens are
as follows: Monday $50 .. m, Swift
Creek school No. >. Monday. 8 D.. M.
Garner: Turner school. Tuesday. 10
q. m: Panther Branch No. 5: Tuesday.
100 p. m. Willow Springs: Tuesday.
s =. m. Fuquay Springs: Wednesday
10 4. m, Hickory Grove; Wednesday.
l:30 D. m. CulIins Grove: Wednesday.
9 J.. m. Holly Springs: Thursday. 10
a. m, New Hill: Thursday. 1870 D. m,
Olives Chapel: FRIDAY, 10 4. m. White
Oak Graded school: Friday. 1.30 p.
m, Green Level Friday, $ .. M,
Professor Corners appointments
are as follows: 10 a.. m. Monday. ST.
Matthews Schoo! No. ?. Monday. 1870
p. m, st. Matthews school No. >:
Monday, S y. m. Eagle Rock: Tues
day. 10 q. m. Marks Creek No. >;
Tuesday. $50 y. m. Wendell. Tues
day. $ i. m. Wakefield: Wednesday,.
10 4. m. Little River No. >: Welaes-
day. 1:3U y. m. Wake Forest No. >:
Wednesday. $ p. m, Rolcsvine: Thurs
day. 10 il. IA. Neuse River school 40.
=: Thursday. $50 Il. m. Neuse River
M > - TIL II T--lA ~ -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
MAY VT SIC FESTIVAL.
trrcat Interest Manifested in an
Event Of Unusual Interest.

MI j Early Hughes. manager 70.
Ine Executive Committee Of the Raj
elSh choFal Society. says that intere--
In the Music Festival. May lst. onl
aad slo, IS widespread. ana that or
uefs are coming in from every dirar-
ton for season tickets.
me mails have already brougs;
many orders and inquiries have bea:
received from all sections Of the
State one inquiry having been re-
teiNc@ rom a i:ttlc town west III
AsAGNi4ie' twenty miles from any ra;l-
i j. . UNUSUAL that this festiv i
sIled!9 awake" such uncommon in
terest owing to the manr attractive
ieatrrcs which Viii be offered.
ihe New York Symphony Orci1aS-
tIa, With Walter Damrosch conductor.
= stone 4 Src&t feature besides tie
. h1idl Society Of n hundred voices.
~ mat famous work Of Rossini. Stu
pat Mater: The childrcn's chorus II
Two hundred II fifty voices: tho
iitl"lgh orchestra Of thirty musicians
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
TWO IN y line.
S~raboard and Southern Inaugurating
Il Harmony Programme in
Georgia.
atlanta CONSTITUTIONS

According to u special dispatch
from Norfolk it appears that the Sea-
board Air Line viii accept the propo-
sition on the part Of the Southern rail-
way for traffic rights over the tracks
Of the southern Railway between At
iunta and Macon. In this dispatch the
Seabcard officials state that the mat
TT now rests With President Finley.
OF the southern railway.
President Finley stated that die
Southern Railway had made . propo-
slticn to the Seaboard offering . track
age OF traffic agreement for the oper-
atIne Of Seaboard trains over che
Tracks Of the Southern between Allan
"a and Macon, and that the Seaboard
~. Row considering the proposition.
I rom this statement OF President Fin
icy and that Of The Seaboard officials.
y would seem that this proposition
y ocl" be accepted, and such traffic ar
Judgements soon be put into opera
-,.I.
LNer since the purchase Of the Ma
con. Dublin and Savannah Dy the seq
t3J"r' some way Of filling in INC yar
betHeen Atlanta and Macon has been
expected. and this now seems about to
nc accomplished. This viii greath.
S~trcnGthen the entire Seaboard -IStem
IL this territory, Viii provide a direfr
lon1fnunlcation between the rich Goa
l'elds ana ude water. VIII Join the Sea
- ~ M ~ - -h<ldllId WITH those.
Souta Of Macon. permit Of through
aims from Atlanta to Savannah yia
+i.con. > the Macon. Dublin ana
and in many ways prove of
-t~di importance to Georgia and thu
'@n4theast.
according - :. l.. kempS. assistant
- tt"@idert Garrett. the matter va.
= l5iat"o BY the late Alfred Waiter
Wheh ne first became president OF tn.
Fdpodrd system. and Was taken ~ hy
t3Hl with tn. late Samuel Spetfccr
fesi.eHt Of h southern. The idea
tleTefoEc. was originally planned il,
40 7IIclalS whose sudden 9eatn. mo
vented their seeing it, consummafi,n
- outlined by Mr.. kempS. th4 ar
tahSement vii save f63 miles Of haul-
ing between atlanta and SayanTab
III present the $eaboard. in handling
i#"ieat from Birmingham. Chatfanon-
< ihf other points m III. central
SputH. IS required to route in from II
iahta. through Spartanbure and ~
miles. " -
Inc new arrangement would aflo,
re >faboard to run its own tr,inN
9fe. that setcion OF the Southern no
zen Atlanta n Macon. IS miloe
!. thce over 10 Macon. Dublin and Sa-
Ntnhan railroad d stretch of - milo.
Nhlch has been owned by
'"1eI@9tS since last December. to Vi
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
FIREMAN KILLED
Freiqht Cars Break Loose
on Down Grade.
III accident Near Thcina iTet Re
port n Near l~Otui@-itHc WITH No
one Killed Now Show a
Death.

Nrc,.r. information available hcr
.-. 80, ,.t.oat go.
''''"s
tine ScaboarU Ar LING. Nh'ii ~ iS''
section Of Il fgclaht train broke .
..4 ,,u.4,d .-fth
.t.
l.'lSh, ID '''s '"'1 80,
.ld1 I'M @CI'' -. ~ - 81 n.c,.
'uhE IN 49, ." =,
J7Hlt9 II 1l"'N"' 80
jaf'". ne .'i'F"t - -
~dl@patcl'i 'HI'1 ~
= dIlHcu+t 10 60 NJ" a..
>, ""7 i'''t'sH - -
c'IiISiPh ON t'aI'' q @ Itii"1
3G.NlIiH. 81 FOR 'ii'G'h' ~" 80
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26

state Auditor Dixon and State Super
;ntcnGCitt OF public instruction
JOY ncr Delighted With the
jamestown Prospects.

h"- =. f. Dixon, State Auditor. and
Hon. J. Y. JoNncr. state Superintend-
cnt of Public instruction, returned
yesterday from a visit to Elizabeth
city, where both spoke in behalf of a
special tax for schools. An election
i soon to be held and DR.. Dixon says
that 1t seems certain TO be carried.
Both DIR. Dixon and Mr.. Joyner
We're delighted with q short visit they
mad" to the Jamestown Exposition
grounds while away. They say that
the exposition is going to be far
greater and far more beautiful than
IS expected. AS to North Cardinals
part they say that the State building
will be a beauty, that work on ii is go
ing ahead rapidly. and that it will be
completed carly in May. They are
pleased also With the space given
North Carolina in the general exhibit.
and say that the state will siloW UP
il splendid st\le. better than at any
previous exposition.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
JW BAILEY RET|RES.
From Editorship of the
Biblical Recorder.


1f na Ittlc interest ~ the Ii past
REORGANIZATION or Noith carolina = t"e
r.,l tn.st IN. Josiah William bdt',>
Win an MAY i~t retire from the cdi-
tgp ana control Of the Biblical
I,r. order. tho organ of the BAPTIST
>tlt. convention. a body of about
.4cu3n commandments While there
.ltaa i..cu II rumor - this effect the
n-Sf auIG-ltic information was gsN'H
ga. L. -. Bailey yesterday afternoon
and The Iumor vas confirmed. tlr
viii be succeeded IN The control ana
~u,a.raf ~aGagtm OF the paper by
!icy. =. " j: lnchard. Of CLAYTON. Wn,t
has ~}urcna~th Mr.. Builey's interest rs
.t.t. aiuc Ill IS reported. though net
.n. authority. that Mr.. blanchard MI
2i.a become editor Of the paper
.N-hcu ca..4craing his plans for -
,usc @,tvit>. AIR Bailey saId thai
while ne has We'll maturcd plans
Which he VIII dlNulSc later. he had
nothing 10 say at present II = ru-
lr.ored. however. and hardly without
foundation. that he VIII enter The poo
fession Of LAW. People here VINO are
- ~ nlately acquainted W'tn AIR
I:;til. l,%Nc 10 doubt as 70 the ground
r,r t'tc r.mor Moreover. they pre-
diet lhat ne VIII take an active ana
p"omiacnt cart in the politics Of the
stat Ill no far distant day.
Mr.. iin>icy has been editor Of the
biblical ttccordcr for about fourteen
! wears. having succeeded his fath"".
the late venerable {. T. Bailey. Who
J held the editorship for eighteen NNstrS.
lie : an able writer and Is recognized
throughout the South as standing IN
!the front rank in the field Of religious
,urnalisn. There are many who Viii
regret his retirement from the edito-
rial &rena.
Rev.-C. W. Blanchard is known 70
the Baptist people throughout the
state. He was for several years imam
c:al agent Of Wake Forest College
1nC EdS done splendid work in the
upbuildins d a number Of Baptl~t
secondary schools. He has served
quite a number of churches in the ca
pacity of pastor and is an able minis
ten ard Il strong man.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
VETERANS GOING
Great Time Ahead for
the Confederates.


Major Henry \. London, Of Pitts
boro, the AdjEtant General Of the
North Carolina Division Of The United
Confederate Veterans was in the city
Yesterday and he says that the outlook
is bright for a great reunion at Rich
mond. This is for the 30th and 31st
of MaN. the LIST, 2nd and 3Id Of june.
The event on tho third Of Jun viii
be The unwilling of the monument TO
President Jefferson Davis. this having
been erected by the work Of patriotic
Southern the day being the
anniversary Of the birth Of President
Davis.
Notices in due time will be issued
by GenGlal Julian S. Carr. the Major
General commanding the North Car
DINA Division Of the United COnfcd-
crate Veterans. 1t is understood tina
the usual rate OF one cent q mile on
the railroads will be secured.
There is expected such Il great
crowd in Richmond that North Caro-
lima camps and veterans shouId ut
once make arrangements for homes
hlcle during the reunion. Major
London says thai Gel. John w. Cor
don. who formerly lived in North Car
olina and who married in Wilmington
is the chairman Of the committee on
arrangements and that he mas been as
Sured by Col. Gordon that everything
possible win be done for the comfort
Of n North Carolina veterans. 4
greater crowd is expected in Rich
mond than was there ten years ago,
and as this Will be the last reunion
near to North Carolina, and perhaps
the largest ever held. it is important
that arrangements for their stay in
Richmond be made at an carly date
by al North Carolina veterans who
are GOing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
LEE COUNTY BOARD
The Elective Officers Were
Named Yesterday.
Voters in tic Proposed New Count,
VIII PAS on tI,c Proposition on
Tuesday Nftcr the First Mon
ta, In .IulN
da, in Jul,

The FIRST :tcu in carving out the
Legislative enactment for furmin, the
new cornrr - Leo ont 81 parts 81
Moore anr chatham. VAST taken here
YESTERDAY. There was in the appoint
mcnt Of i Board Of Elections Who Mill
have III charge till ~cfectjon 10 10 hold
IN TUESDAY after the nrst MondaN in
July. ~ which the voters in the terri
tory - be created into Il ness ,onuty,
Will cNDrcS5 their wishes ii the ballot
box.
The state Board II Electors met
here 10 appoini Tho Board for Lro
CountN. ANA the men whom they se-
iecte@ were Mcssrs. X K. Hoylc and
7. w Campbell Of Moore. and y. w.
Wilkes. Of Chatham. The first two
named were APPOINTED on the recon-
m%cndatioa ~ tho Democratic County
Chairman Of Moore. and the third on
the recommendation of the ItepubIi-
an Chairman nf Chatham. The re-
commentators were brought to the
and the first set Of officers FOR Lee
city BY Nr. Duncan = McIvcr. Of sam
ford. who has led tire forces in the
fight for the now COUNTY.
The new COUNTY Is to take on offi-
.ioi life o. tho lirst DAY oi .\pril. 1909.
County are to be named by the GOV
rnor. The countN-Seaf - TO be IL a
point midvay bctween sanford and
Jonesboro. and the anticipation i that
soon . twin-city. TO be nnoWn rs SAN
ford-Jonesboro. viii occupy the new
tertiary ana the present limits Of
Sanford and J~oncsboro.
There was preScnt Yesterday the en-
tire meinbCfshiA of the state Beard
ii Elections. tllese beng required 10
meet under the Legislative enactment.
h members Of the Board are Mcssrs.
Wilson q Lamb. Of Williamson.
f'~bqi~fp1n- Robert gf
M~organton. Secretary, j K Llewcllyn.
Of Dobson: Clarence Call. Of WILKES
ooror: and \ 4. Freeman. Of Hender-
1onxiHa
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
WHEN TOW

Mars When the world 81 %.
Always loving. Kind ard T.
Nhca February birds dD 81
81 may we'd. nor dread
~ YOU marry when NarcH
JOY ana sorrow both yog
Marry in April when you .
Joy for maiden and Tor s
Mary IN tho mouth Of 3
You viii surely rue tho aa
MARI. hen June fosc u
over land and sea ypIII
me, who in .July 10 we4
Must labor always for The.
Whoever wed in Angus at
MANY changc~ are sure t#
Marty in Sepicmbcr shit .o
Your living viii he rich HI.
u IN October You do u
Love viii come. but richie
~ You we'd in bleak \"t.3..
Only joy vii come "c'ac.#
When December sH,"s
Marry and true love Rli'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
LAID TO REST.
| unrial Of Young Son Of i;cn. and
Mrs. X. :. Stephenson.

It vas With deep regret that the
friends IL Raleigh Of Rev. and Mrs.
=. :. Stephenson heard or the death
.ast week in Atlanta Of their five year
old son. Charles.
Tie remains we're brought to Raj
l5h for l~ntern1ent. and services Were
rom the Tabernacle Baptist church.
these being conducted by Rev. W. e.
Fyre". pastor Of the First Baptist
hurch u Mr.. John 7. PulIcn. There
Nerr many friends IN attendance ard
oYely floral remembranccs lay on the
little casket.
The intcrment was in Oakwood
cemetery n the pall-beare.s We're
Aes>rs. Henrs Johnson. Val Perkins.
Walters Durham and William Wyatt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
ILLEGAL SLOT MACHINES.
Those Operating These Had Best TAXI.
Naruinn.

IN inquiry has been received by
state Treasurer Lacy from Mr., j. :.
the president of the Bobbitt-
WINNIE Drug Company concerning slot
I'3CatEe#. II il ,hV statement Is made
taat tae sheriff "f Wake does not al
tow " @ri" store to use Il cigar wheel.
= .Nja" Il j. against the law. while in
other towns all kinds of slot machines
~" seen in operation. He asks for a
ruling OH this matter.
treasurer Lacy replied that the
lat Legislature had made no change
u NisGIig laws. and enclosin. a ruling
- 'a@ -Nttorney-General on the subject.
WfirtF he says he viii put in Il circular
letter and send to every sheriff in the
state.
The ruling Of Acknowledgement Gil
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
CONMODIOUS ZEN QUARTERS.
W. \. NNatt'S Handsome Three Sttry
Brick Store Now Opened.

one Of the largest and most con-
~NenieHtly arranged wholesale stores in
tn" state is thu handsome new three
story and basement building. corner OF
Martin and blounI streets. which is
now occupied by NJ. w. y. Myatt.
Mr.. Myatt has long been Il leading
merchant in the city of Raleigh. and
his increased facilities and large new
stock of farming implements and sun-
plies places him i'm a position to cope
With the leading Wholesale people OF
the State His Did store is now for
rent. as he Will soon be entirely moved
into his new building.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
\ SPLENDID LINE.
Iilc .ioi.f:,.nn Goun8 Telephone COM
panE Begins Worh.

Mr VIII Wyiue, who is ~ expert
Al. SCI r4@uo xgorh returned 81 -terial
Gom SmithH ii uitI his assistant. Mr..
J il McGiuGis, after having laid oat
for the Johnston County Telephone
Company one of the best telephone
plauls To bc Built ia this state.
This plant sill have 800 subscribers
With tae most modern apparatus at f"
lesser cost then could be obtained
from foreign corporations for the ser
vice thcy could offer. Mr.. Nynne
j. an expert ~ telephone work and
has often proEiuc this.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
WEALTH OF fiiI <NIloN.
The tru-us Eursau i--tIC- e ~H
mcut Dealing Nlth tolu--fi
Figure.
a. 40 A..nclnlcI -

CIy the Associated Pre-
Washington. -. e. March
total c'iinates of The v%aluaIr" .
r|ationul wealth in lHUi WaH
1of.'s3.ft" according - t
port issued f"daN bv tho GENES
rtau np wealth. debt and ta#
which represents an incrol#m Fl
four wear period from 1900 ss
Of SIS &6 SHJ.G3J. This aD'.#
national wealth ha- no parable.
history ~ the United state e#..
DECADE from 1880 10 1860
In lSjo when tho ur-i t.H
tho national wealth ',ese wa.
figure Wer. only S1155 .."
The %ariou forms into
nations wealth 81 divided. H.f.
valuations. arc ms fellow
zeal property and 5up.u.
taxed So 51o 22s.051
Real properly and Impru
exempt $C.H3l.2Ii.510
Lite stock $f.013.1sl.s#G
Manufacturing murhuuog.. t.
implements. S2.Rg5..5Glse.
Gold and silver COIN $40.
- 9gs.50G.&03.
Railroads and their a..
Sl12ff $4,000
street railv ays. &2.Zfaast ."#
Telegraph SYSTEM. S2Z5.f..
Telephone stcn.t.
Pullman and priraie ea
100000.
Shipping and canal $50
PriNatel owned atcr a.
900. 900.
Privately owned ccuts..
..H $500
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
PLEASED
Prof. Carlyle Delivers an
Eloquent Address.

Profitable Session.

Til, ;oiut township meeting aad BIZ
monthly meeting OF the Wake COUNT
Teachers Association took its final adj
iournmcnt yesterday afternoon at onv
O'Clock. after i most pleasant and
profitable session. attended b. i large
number 9f teachers and others.
The feature Of Yesterdays session
Vas an address BY Prof. john Il. car
lyle. Of the chair Of Latin. Wake For
est College. HIS subject was Rural
Education in Relation t. State ana
National Life" This was an be aq-
dress and was delivered in Professor
Carlyle's characteristic and eloquent
manner u excited 4 great deal II IA
vprdblc comment on the part IF those
Who heard II.
There was unusual interest and en-.
thusiaam In tho teachers in tie rounl-
table discussion based on Jean
MitchclIs school a book which most
of the rachers had read.
MANY Of the eachcrS said NeSter-
day afternoon they had been delight
with what they mad seen and heard
during the meeting which convened
THURSDAY night, Friday ana yesterday
morning.
Before the adjournment the follow
ing resolutions were adopted.
The Public School Teachers OF
Wake COUNTY assembled at the CAPT
tOl, in recognition Of the hOSpitable en-
tcrtainment. tho beautiful reception Al
the BaptAf University for Women anC
"innGIaeraBlc other CourteSieS on tbs
| part Of the Woman'S CLUB Of Raleigh
and the Wake County Betterment AS
ISOLATION, ali Of which have been in
| ~strumental in making our stay in the
| city exceedingly pleasant and profit.
| able. we hereby Express the profound
| est gratitude.
we desire further to EXPRESS TIT
sincere wish that these organizations
| which have manifested such a vita
| interest in the education Of the masse
| in Wake county, may continue thcl1
| noble mission in the interest Of hu
manity and the advancement Of civ
ilization in IN beloved State.
j. +. DOND.
"ALICE X. RANLEY.
'W. o. BEASLEY.
Committee"
The following resolution was adopt
ed in regard to the great educational
development in YAK county durin,
| the past year:
1--WE. the teachers of the pub!i'
schools of Wake county assembled L
| the Teachers Association, feclin,
moved by the spirit of progress in til
| educational matters of Wake county
wish to express cur appreciation .
the development along educationa
lines during the past year, duri!r;
which time $4,000 has been spent j
building n $4,000 in equipment
The school term has been increase
from H. to 115 days for whit
| schools, and teachers salaries 70
the county hav been increased :
per cent.
I'm view of the facts MENTIONS
above. we, the teachers of Max
county. do heartily endorse tie pres
cnt administration, and as n body =
teachers do pledge ourselves to Ia
supper Of the upward move"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26

Iic ui'ciai at IfNc this .iflcrnoon
from Street Methodist
Church.

funeral service Of the late Mrs
patue Young VIII occur from Edenton
-tfeet u. r Church this afternoon 1T
) O'Clock.
The deceased had lived for num-
Der Of years with her nepncw M, 81.
). onu@. ~. III Whose home She On
cred INTO rest last evening 81 !.
CLOCK. She is survived ~ one broth
r. Mr.. w j. Young. Sr.. and several
nieces and neDhews.
IN TINS grief which has come t. the
family it has the deepest sNmpath, 81
many friends.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
CUT OFF RALE.G-
Rumor That Sc.
Viii Divert Main Lin
- rNtstn- 49, a. lrtUu NJ
last of tArN-ilul 81
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
London Time WANTS u.

\ request has been received at the
Office of thu State superintendent 81
public INSTRUCTION from the New York
Office Of tho London Times for a copy
of the last annual report Of the De
1t was sent at once.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
O,OOO MINK SKINS

AT once. Highest prices eve,
Known will be paid for immediafx
shipments. ADDRESS y. l.. Hurc,.- !
hardt, ID IS Cincinnati. Ohio.