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V<»]. XVIII. Gastonia, N. C„ July 20, 1807.
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LAST DAY IN THE SENATE.
3TLWART SrOXIi TO THE LAST
MIHITTE.
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« omiMi»Nj«>u nrforiMHl lu llio liimurt
Con*: nil for.
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WAMirNi.Tov, July tM.—Thn uuill
.WU pWRe.l Us List legislative stage at
3li D., In’lay, when the Senate, by
tlvo decisive veto of 40 to 00, Agreed to
the conference report ou the bill. The
nnnoui.cement of the lesull w.is erected
• Uli eutiinM.istlc applause By the
crowded chamber. This closed the
t-’rasi labor for which tho Fifty-fifth
Congress nw>cmli!ed In extraordicarv
session, and after s stubborn resis
tance, which at times U ieateued a
deadlock, lit* .Senate coocurral with
Lin) Flotue iu a resolution for the Anal
Adjournment of lira mxslon iitti o'clock
to-uigld Tile Prwi.deut’s moxsxpo for
» currency commlaslou was nsid, but
the bill crrutlug the com mission was
not acted on. The d*y wrs prollilc of
u seilcs of n'Omentocs. anyone of which
• June would Iibvo lieeu of exlrmudinnry
interest. An anal)sin of the vote
allows that tbs a!Ut unlive vote was
cast by 37 Republicans, 1 Dcmncrnt,
(Mr. sicEiiery.'i one silver Republican,
(Mr. Joucs, of Xcvada.) and one 1'opu
list, (Mr. Stowsrt). Tiio negative votn
waa cast by &j Democrats and two
Populists. {tfeasra. Harris ami Tur
her). Mr. Teller, silver Republican,
ami two A'opullsta, Messrs Allen and
llutlpr, worn present and did not vote.
One Populist, Mr. Kyle, and one ailvui
Republican, Mr. Pettigrew, were aii
sent wltliout poire, which was equiva
lent to wllhholdiua tbolr vottML At
though i lie result was a foregone con
clusion, yet this did not abate tho
eager iutereaU attaching to tho oloeo
of the greul contest. Early In the day
the debate was listlcw, tliough en
livened at times with virulent criti
cisms by Mr. Allen, and by a speech
from Mr. llutiow's, nf the Suaucc com
mittee. McjBi*. t’affeiy. Morgan and
htewart occupied the Uuie up to U
o'clock, vvhov tho vote was promptly
tnkun. Then c.rmc a long parliamen
tary delude about final adjournment.
The opposition endeavored to wore a
point by compelling a vole on lay rug
the l’restilrnt'a message licfoiv. the
rknale turn succeeding in this, at
tached majority for icfusing to act on
the I’lesiilcnt's ifcouimenduliou. The
rocarug- aaih.it refrrrcd tolko tin mice
couiui.tlcc itv.d remnlnoii on the table
until tho time of lluol adjournment.
<»mdual|y the tactics of the opposition
warn overcome and shortly before 7
o’clock, Mr. Morcmn withdrew further
opposition ulul lb’1 resolution for dual
adjournment was imsmd. Compli
mentary revolutions tu llie Vice rrwl
dcut, Mr. Hobart, were adopted, and
at t> o'clock the Goal scene was enacted
by the formal adjournment of tho
aoaaton.
The close of liic long aud excit
ing atru"gl-.i was near at hand when
the isenstc. at 10 o'clock this tuornlug,
"“dvr the unanimous agreement of
last night, agreed to take the flnul vote
at d p. ru. to-iliiy. (inly 11 Henotora
were ou liaud when thoaesiion opnnrd,
urn! several of tin sc Imsled themselves
with clearing r,nt tlielt desks pieparing
for departure.
*iic huois ncnj opgnou ill lU.ZU ». u3.
himI Mr. Allou. of Nebraska. retained
his speech in oppcrailioii to tbo tariff
ounfercuoo report. Mr. Allen criti
fixed '.he eltrc'.i of tbe bill oil Uie far
mers. lie luatmioed Uubed wire, re
<|iireil Py ihein for fence*, on which
they wrro placed by lb« bill at lb*
cnldlitnrtiYl mercy of tbe barbed Wire
trust. On the other hand, U« declared,
tbo money shark* 01 Wall aUeet bad
already jogged iUi.O'JO.UOO out of tlio
nnr« knowledge that III* augur acbcd
ulc would be adopt' d.
Mr. CuOiery, of faunaum, followed
In a urlllcDui of lli* rugur ecbcdule.
lles'.atdl Unit ships from ull parts of
the world aie liurryt.iB In with <• argue*
of raw augur, u avoid Him duties of
lb* hill. Already eight months’ sup
ply hua been brought in, thus cnttlng
off government revenue to that extent,
and giving enormous profits to the
trusts.
Mr. Uurrow*, of Mielugau, a tnem
l‘w of Uie finance couiunlico, then
look the Unor fur one of tbo few
tiwvcbce from Uie Republican sido of
lb* chumber. lit spoko in grout
length in defense of tbe lumtxr
ached ole.
Mr. M or goo, Demount, of Alabctnu,
tlirn fptjko In onimld&i.ilimr of \hu
abandoning ul tl'O stuck and bond
stump tax. lie said ith alleged un
couitllntkmiillty wax it flallou Hurt
hud lifcn Cuntrovertod i>y a score of
law*. Mr. Morgan stated that tlie
abandoiimeul of tbo stamp tax on
bond* nnd atocka wax iu the Interest*
of the Kew York trnst. Immediate
ly tbe cjnfcreuon report beesmo
knotvu, sugar Block wont up with u
Imond uuUl it wns mid 100,000,000
hud lievn made. Tim meaning ul '.Ida,
he said, wax Hint the kpeciihtlur* felt
al'cum that their stock Inin sfera were
to i-untllllio without liibut*. “Aud 1
charge.” exclaimed Mr. Mfttgnu. “Itiat
Uie niiuiidoiirueut occurred under the
comirami of the eugai Iruid.”
At 2:40 p. ni„ Hr. SlowHrt, of Ne
vada, look Owihuir. He unlit that tbe
tariff could uol alleviate I'm dint rota of
lli* country, atul he urged that Hk>
mum injust lor or tariff k?M.at tun wa*
Uia InniMAtlHea of the U>ut!ii» aid
Imnlrne It AMtvkxl.
Thu lime fur the Huai vote wua now
ulmuxt nl luiml. and them wua an nit
of tugm' lApvctMliey thrnuglioul the
clmvihcip. The Senator* had come
from Mi* cloak r «:i»w and lobbies unill
llwro ir.ir. hardly a vnoant arnl on ellb
er shir of tin onamher. Mr, ItiiigWy,
Ilia author of tha hill, u w present, nv
aur" Alan other iiMiinliers of tbo ways
add uhoix com mill co and many of the
rank and file of the House Oiled the
rear areas, mukiog a eemlcircla of
earnest faces fronting the presiding
o nicer.
The galleries Usd Ailed to overflow
ing with a goodly representation of la
ladies. But few uf the foreign repre
sentatives were presont, the secretary
of tbe Japanese legation Wing tbe only
occupant of the diplomatic gallery. At
Are minutes of three o’clock. Mr.
Stewart was still speaking. lie pro
ceeded lolsuiely oil general tariff and
financial topics, continuing until the
hour of the Anal vote.
Promptly at It o'clock tW Vice-Pros
ld?ut announced that tbe time for tbe
Haul voto had arrived, and directed the
roll-call to Wgln. It prnoroded rapid
ly, and with few lutorruplloiie for
pairs. At .'IKK the result was an
nounced, yens, 40; nays, 30, as follows:
Yoas—Messrs. Aldrich, Allison.
Baker. Burrows, Garter, Clark. Davis.
Duboc, lllkios, Fairbanks, Forakcr,
Frye, Golllnger. Gear, Hale, llana
hrougli. Hoar, Jones, of Nevada;
l-odgc, McBride, McEnery. McMillan,
Mason. Morrill, Kelson, Pcnroee, Per
kins, Tlatt, of Conncetlcut, riatt, of
New York; Prltdiard, Prootor. Quay.
Sewell, Sboup, Spooner, Stewart,
Thurston, Warren. Wetmore—40.
Nays-Messrs. Bacon. Hate, Kerry.
CsfTery, Clinton, Clay, Cookrcll, Dan
iel, Faulkner, Gorman, Harris, Jouee,
of Arlruisas; T.indsay, Mallory, ilar
Uu, Mills, Mitchell, Morgan, Murphy,
Pasco, l’ettus, Tloaoh, Smith, Tillman,
Turley. Turner, Turple, Vest, Walt
liHil and White— 30.
The following pairs were announced,
Lho first for and the last ugaiust the
bill: Chandler with Cannon; Culloui
with Gray; Woloott witli George; Hall
oa with Itawlings; Wellington with
McLeurin; Mantle with Kenney; Wil
son with llelifeld.
-dr. Hanna voted at llrst under the
Impression that Mr. Itawlina, witli
whom he was paired was pressnt, aud
learning of his absence, withdrew bis
vote.
Thu following Senators were present
and did not vote: Meura Allen, Kut
ler, Teller. Two Senators, Kyle and
Pettigrew, wore absent and not
paired.
i no oonatr then went into execu
tive session. The doors were opened
at 4 o'clock, and business returned. A
message from the House announced
that the bod; bad passed a resolution
for an adjournment for the two houses
at D o'clock to-night. Mr. Morguu
promptly rose for parliamentary iu
•lutry. He said Uio Invariable prac
tice was to refer an adjournment reso
lution to Ure committee, and that the
ponding resolution was open to debate,
lie asked tho chair If the reaoliitton
w»u open to dclnto. 'i'hore was sharp
discussion as to Live parliamentary
status uf tho resolution. "The (Sena
tors on tho ltepublican side mast have
overlooked tbo fact,” suggested Mr.
White, “that the President of the
United States just sent a message to
Congress anying it was necessary that
we should pass a law creating a cur
isncy ooramlsriou at this session. In
view of this request from tiie Presi
dent, Senators will hardly Insist on
Immediate adjournment.”
Mr. Perry, of Arkansas, said that
back of Uii» motion to adjourn, was a
plan to kill the Harris resolution ro
tating to the Union Pacthe Jlsllroad.
Involving n saving of 8o0.0iW.000.
Mr. Thurston, of Nebraska, said the
Union Pacific resolution had been
brought In, well knowing the tariff
conference report wtu about to ootdo
In, and advocates of the resolution hnd
consumed all that timn for debate.
After another sharp fight on the
Pacific road icsolutlnn and tho ques
tion of an adjournment, Mr. liacon
moved that tho President’s message
be laid boforc the Souute. Ou a viva
voce veto, the motion prevailed, tho
Democrats voting solidly, and sn&ny
itepuhlicaus joluiug in the aJUrmatlvo.
Tho message wns then read, tbo Sen
ators giving close attention.
At 7_p. in. tl>& Senate took a recess
till 8:45. When it re-assembled for a
brief concluding session, only 10 Sena
tor* were present, and the attendance
In tho galleries was slim. The Presi
dent’s message recommending a .cur
rency commission was read and on mo
lluu of Mr. Collom, was referred to
the Unance commlttoe. The House
biU for a monetary commission was
referred to the same commute. This
closed the work. There wasa iiromon
tary lull, and theu the Vice President
announced; The Senate stands ad
journed without day.
Tin- Klikn nnil limr<M‘N laetitnt* la
Align*!.
ClijrUltli' OI*v fVcf.
Institute nf Mecklenburg Fresbjlery
Will bh held lu William's Memorial
August 21-20. Tho committee weut
to Stanley Creek otiorch Friday and
decided on 11 vo above dales. There
will lie a number o( good speakers, and
ns many InterHilliig points of Churnli
work will be discussed, a large audl
ei-os i» expected. These institutes »re
becoming more and inore interesting.
Tho brethren are greatly profited by
their yearly oonolaTo and uoneultlng.
IMOSrwII U. Dw«<W.
tiros iiviric. m t\* Kom.
n*r« Is a campaign story told at the
expense of nil tiro cnndldoles. An
“anti” was asked how he expected to
vole. “I don’t know.” he repllod.
••It's Ilk* the farmer who told at
length and In graphic style of a Oglit
liotirocn two bq/xsrdn wlilnh he had
wltorjwed ’in a Hold doen tho road.’
••Well, which *un whlpjied 7" in.
uulrcil tiro llstuer.
• Ifnw the h- 1 can T tell ? Ain’t
any two hutuurd* jlst alike 2" wm the
disgusted reply,
KurUlnu H \ r«ls*« NMvf.
Tint HW*THAL\« In tlir* worM ft*
Cute, llrulses, Home, Uleers, Suit
I’.lieum, Fever Sorra. Tetter, Chnpped
llumls, Obi1bl*lna, (join*, ami all Wkht
Eruptions, nnd piwUirelj cures I’ilce,
or nu p-sy mpiired. It is guaranteed
lo give perfect satlaf.icUnn, nr ouii'oy
refunded. I'rlde d.t eenis |*-r Im |*-e
sale by I. E. (lurry 1 (Jo
THE BILL SIGNED.
THE SPECIAL SESSION ENDED.
Nr. llloBie, umisa ill. Mil fr+im iu«
capiittl so lit* While Hsswiul rr*.
riarMI » UsaJssib UuIs rou Willi
Wlileli tit* rrssMftl Allarhori Ilk
Nam* I* Its* OorHBieal—The Keaatr
T*u*lr l«vL*soa Use rntllui-a
Bsawmcwtan.* lor tho WH»k
•■rm *| a Cssrroaryr (MaiakalM
TkcUatlty ksrsn sail IactAcsiUal
aNoasasuhle IMrloU lu WnUoiMn.
ChaHuUo i)h*urYtr. iUh.
WISIKNUTOBT. Joly 34.—Tho Dina
ley Urjfl bill is now the law oC tl*
land. Tli* last »top uoo senary was
taken at the Whlto House, wlieu tho
t.^nlent alOxod hla algnatuni »t 4.W
o clock to day. It had been arranged
tbet the PrMtdont should go to the
oepltol to perform that function, but,
owing tu lb* uncertainly a« to the
lime that the bill woold bo ready, that
plau wai abandoned. The members
of the cabinet who were In
Washington, came to tho White
House, about 8;30 o’clock, and
assembled with the President In
the cabinet room. \ tow moments
before 4 o'clock, Itepreseautive Diog
"f sppearsd. accompanied by Repre
sentative Hager, chairman of the
House committee on enrolled bills,
they were admitted at onoe into tho
presence of Mr. McKinley. The latter
was sitting quietly at the long cabinet
UNe with Secretary Uago and Attorney
General McKenna on one side, and
!0,1 Heueral Gary and Secre
tary Wilson on the other. Lie roso
and greeted Mr. Dlngley and Mr.
Hager cordially.
The President had several pen* at
hand, the owner* of which had beirged
that they be osod to slgu the tariff bill,
but Mr. Dloglsy unexpectedly taklug a
case from bis pocket, produced a beau
tiful mutlier of psar) bandied pen.
dainty enough (ora lady's use, ana
requested that it be used fur the signa
ture. Tlie President rccognixed the
right of Mr. Hlngloy, though be laugh
ingly commented on tho diminutive
sire of lie |>en. lie then appended hi*
signature to the bill, asked tho date,
snd wrote "July aith approved." and
the bill was an act.
rilKCRIirtt AJt HCKB TUB
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Th* IIvim mil, fbr lfc« irfHilaa *sf n
C«irrc**c> Central* *]«•«, Cru«ilo4
ThrMitrb-LUAcy, of Ntrlli (MrvlIiM,
tR« Ouljr ItcpubllcHB Hilt Yuttil
Against II TIm Nionktr Am»om»fr»
IIU I'OMMUlCfN.
Uiarlotto Rich.
Wasuinotox, July 24.—The last
session of the House was marked by
many interesting event*. In addition
to the filial act of the Speaker iu affix
ing his signature to tlie DIngley tarin
hill, a bill providing for the cresitiim of
a currency commission was crowded
through In llie doalug moment, and
the siwctstore who thronged the galle
ries wore treated to a continuous, it
not very brilliant fuslladr. of orutorr
for several boors The flonse recessed
until alter the Senate had adopted the
eonferenee report, and one minute and
thirty on* eeeonde after the House re
convened the engrossed bill was signed
and ou iia way to the President, The
dcmouetratlons which marked these
events were enthusiastic. Tue galler
ies played * significant part In them.
When the President's message asking
for the creatiau of a currency commis
sion, was presented, it was answered
by the ItepuUHcan leaders with great
promptitude. By means of a apeoiul
order, the Slone hill, Introduced some
days ago with the approval of the ad
minis! rwllnn a -_a _
after an hour’* debate. Considerable
feeling was manifested on both side*.
There worn 4bme sharp exchange* am]
■urns bitterness was displayed. There
was, of coarse, the usual attempt to
make polities) capital out of the situa
tion. HUII tlie Republican loaders felt
they wore doing their duty. When the
Tote was luketi, the Republicans priv
acuted an unbroken Croat with two ex
ceptions, Mr. Money, o( North Caro
Hus, uud Mr. Mnliouuy, of New York,
who Toted wlUi the opposition agalusl
the bill, which was passed by e rote of
1*4 to 00. A* the Onsl act of the ses
•lou tho Speaker announced the ap
poiotmaut of the committees.
Almost Immediately aftor llie House
assemhlsd to-day, an adjournment was
tsksu uulU <1310, to await the action ot
Iba Senate ou tho conference report.
When the Ileum re-convened at J-.3U,
lliu President's rxecutlvo clerk amt the
Seorotuiy ot the Senate were in lire
main doorway as tlm Speaker called
the House to order. Major Pruden an
uouBued a message from U.e Prtsldoot,
soil the Secretary of the Senate imme
diately afterwards annouDoed tlie
adoption of the reimtt on the tariff bill.
Tbe House broke into a storm of ap
plause whleh swept to Uta galleries. The
bill waa carried to the Speaker's rue
tmm, and Mr. Reed Immediately ef
flxed bis signature. All lids time tbo
Itepuhlkcuoa and the galleries kept op
their applauding.
Mr. Dingley, the Door leader of the
majority, tbon presented from Um
way* and rueu' * rommllleo a imuln
tlou fur a Anal adjournment at U
o’clock, to-olgbt. Tho resolution was
made tbs occasion for two brief speech
es, ooe by Mr. Wliueler, Ikmiocial, ot
Alabama, and ot.« I7 Mr. Orotvsnor.
lteimlillcsn, or OI1I0. Tim lewnlutton
waa then adopted wlliioul dttrUIjn.
and tliu Speaker lab) before the House
tho special message uf the President
1 ou tho curinuoy oomrulaalon. It*
I rending whs cl< sely followed ami llbcr
slly "llilaudcd by tl* Hr publicans.
Jlr. ilerulersoti. Republican, of low.i,
fn>m the oommltlee on rules, home
dhiUily iwcsentcd « menlittlou for (lie
consideration of Ilia Soma currency
eun.mMiion bill, with un ullnwuneeof
011s hour for cV batc. It w.ia at first,
Mr. IteedcrsoM declared, tho i*rt>o*
to cut off debate on the (postal order,
V“l »*, the urgent aotkltatloQ of Mr.
MoMilUn, of Teopivea. ho ngreod to
allow tba twenty minute* debate On e
•*£«- The * peel el order waa adopted,
™h£75.10a n,y,’p,Mant ‘cd uot
Mr. 8ton*. iu opening the debate,
referred to tba Preildenl’* declaration*
In hie Inaugural in which b* aald that
tbl* uucatlou ihoold be considered
when in adequate rcsoluttoo bad drat
been provided. Tbe proposition waa
sioiplo. It proposed that lb* Preei
umt should appoint a commission of
Ufcl hauled builneai Ben to Bike
the broadest luvestlgstiou*, to consid
er all tlie scliemr* whkb were pro
aeultd, and to re pc it to Mm what was
(■reded.
Mr. Cox, of Tenure*##, who was tbs
leading minority member of the oom
mlttee os banking and currency, of
the last House, replied to Mr. Stone.
Uc spoke briefly, predicting that tbs
work of tba commission would be
val unices. He assarted that the Re
publican* of tba Hoorn did not want
to pass this coinmMoo bill, but
ftuied to raise the Issue with tbe
Presldaut.
The Stone bill was pemed after n
ratbar acrimonious debate, by a vote
of IM to 00. The Hons*, at S o'olock,
took half an hour's recess. When tbe
House reconvened tbe Spreker an
nounced tba appointment of tbe com
mittees. At 8:», when Ui* reading
of tbe mm wee ooaclndad, Mr.
Grosvenor, from tba committee ap
pointed to wait on tbs Prealdsnt, an
nounced that tliay bad performed thalr
mlsaion. The Preeideat returned a
complimentary reply. Than at 0 p.
m. 8peakor need declared tbe Houv
adjourned without day.
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WHAT Ttl HAT mm HOT BAY*.
IlMlIkM *ltk« nal CM *• »r*.
l*rH With UltMnr*.
“Daring tin hot month*, “ write*
Ur*. 8. T. Itorer in the Auguit
LaiUtt' Home Journal, "tho diet,
•Uould consist largely of daiuty, oold,
letui meat, green, aueeuleot vwelablee,
and frails It is a popular fallacy that
Lhe free uso of sub-ecld fruits during
hot weather cansea disturbances of the
bowel*. No diet 1* more healthful
thau rlpa fruit provided It ia properly
musUeslod ar.d swallowed before or
after bread ana butter, but never with
it.
“The lighter wbeaW ^>r*uaistioo*,
■ueb si farina. wUeatlet and gtatena,
should be substituted fur tbe beat
giving oatmeal fur breakfast. Cook
enough oue morning to last two aa
Cboy are juat aa palatable oold a* they
are liok. While fried food may seem a
mile out of place In the warm weath
er there are oertaln light dlabea that
may be utilised for breakfast. Corn*
meat or hominy oroquettee, or even
rice croquette*, may be made the day
buroro aud almpiy fried at aerviag
ttmfl. 8qua*h aod cucumber* may b*
dipped and fried. In tbe obaftag dish
oue may have chipped beef, creamed
or friciaaed barbecued beef, cold mut
ton warmed In a little tomato sauce,
and ulshpa of eggs, such aa omelets,
scrambled egg*, creamed eggs or
poaohod egg*.
“Fruit should be aoryed la a flat
dDh, with, if tbe weather la particular
ly but, a littlo chopped ice sprinkled
over U. Fruit that Is very nold should
not be sorved too oold. Powdered
augur and cream should accompany
tho fruit course. In the place of chops
or aleak* we may Uavo eggplant,
broiled or fried tomatoes, panned to
matoes, a dainty orotlei with peas,
omelet with asparagus tips, or with
pirsley, following the fruit. Cora
oyster* and corn fritter* may also taka
the place of meat. Cofloe, tea, choco
late aud rultk are. ol eourae. lu sum
mer, as in winter, the breakfast
bevaragn.”
K» UiMt«M|»c TlllMtu.
WMltlnrron l-*ltcr »0 How forte Tribune.
••TliU remind* me of the licae Sena
tor Tillman turned the lawn about tin
Governor’-* mansion at Columbia Into
n cabbage garden,” remarked • South
Ouroliun ylaltor at the Capitol the oth
er day when bo olmrrved the bar*
apace* that liad heeu left by the re
in oral nf the abrubbery in the cart
front park. “Whoa Tillman became
Governor of South Carolina ho found
a beautiful lawn and wall-kept grounds
uruund tba ar*alooraUo guberuatorlal
manaioo. Tillman bad Juat come In oo
what they called the "wool hat” ticket,
and waa making a grind aland play to
the farm ora. when h* observed lb*
beautiful atrvtehea ol lawn* lie aakl it
waa a waatnof ground, and be had llio
place ploughed up and idautnl with
ootu and oabhigo. It waa a great, eui •
prleo to vieltor* to obaery* tho Gover
nor’a maiialou In the uiidat of a eoru
ilold and »urrouud*d by row* of thriv
ing oabbaee, but Uie *cb*mn went well
with the founti*. and when the 'wool
hat’ paliiorcha cam* to sea llx- Gover
nor lie would take them for a walk
dowu In the ooradold to make them
foel perfectly at home-”
ir Bath tei the Truth.
Oir JlerfiiP. I'riflkllM.
If Wabmn and Butler are aa mean
M lt>*y afe trying to allow imcb oilier
to ba. n would be n capital Idea fur
the ivoid*’* party to rrlegal* butli uf
them to III* rear. If they lioth
tell tl>* truth, both of them are unsafe
nieu to fallow.
Mvh.aM* t»r ah*etr«»wn hpvcehM.
Duo Wow pnrbjt.*1ai«.
A ljonduu newapoper propose* a new
method of treat naent for long-winded
apenkera: ** I'vf every mlonte a speak
er exeeede hi* allotrd iltue, It* ahould
Iw made lo contribute a guinea to tin
fund* of tin Society h* I* tnjnring
TutowoaM ►ffrotuall* provvnt lent
apwhea—aud Wmg editorial*. too.
i m,. *- i..e-—'i. «—.
>Vo evil Zaute, tl* treat blood reme
dy. A euro burr for failing manhood.
I'rual 1’orroMO* A 0“-- e*«ila, *. C.
trimucrw school csaarr.
Uskt MS BalKn That In raixjlar
Mat afTfem.
heeltoQ 2,650 of tbo naw soliool law
roads aa follows:
"Tba school commit!** shall r»Ub
lltb and locals la tbylr district Ilowa
ahlp] achoola for tba whits net and
soboola for tlis oolorwd race, sod In so
doing shall oonsult the coorastanoa of
Um white children In locating lb*
soboola for the white* and the cone*'
Blanc* of tba ooiorad ahUdreu in locat
ing tba achoola for th* colored: Pro
tut*, kototrer, that there sbeU not be
cstabilahad In any school district a
greater number of achoola for either
raoo than will giro aanh taboo) an er
stus of towor than 66 papUa."
Tba count; supervisor of doll ford
count; asked Mr. Mahans, tba Htato
Superintendent of Public Initniotioa.
to eoaatrwa this aactfoa of tbs law. and
following is Mr. Kahaae’a reply:
"Section *,UU can’t bo carried oat
to tba latte. Th* spirit of lb* lav la
to cooiolMala tba mail, vtak schools
Into strong, elfaetlre ones. To ill at
Irate: That* la a plane in Wake ooao
ty where there ate new three f76
sellouts where wa may have usd should
ban one 6Mo school, and no child
In this territory weald bar* to walk
■noea than two mite. It to to remedy
•rlto of tbto kind that tbto Uw was
cnactad.
"lot ayery sohool hare at toast «5
ohlldraa wbara It oan be dona without
compelling tbo children to walk loo
far. The board must ate it* discretion
bare.
xueotu rowusuip une aun dqudu
the territory over which tb* live achool
committeemen have general control
ud management. A achool, however,
may ha taught near a township line by
the consent or the township’s commit
lets from which IU children must
some to compote such schools. This
arrangement meet be mad* under the
direction and eapenriaioo of the oounty
hoard of education. Ithlak this can
be done with lltUe trouble where there
It no local taxation In all of the town
ihtpe, but if we should have special
lax in one township and iu another
ibould not have sail tits schools should
l» made up of children from these
townships, then a new difficulty might
arise. We will try to meet this dim
salty when it exists.
“Yon sod your board must use your
heat Judgment arid wisdom’ In regard
to eoDsdidating the schools iu yoar
county. Wherever you And that the
nest Internals of the school oar ha
►erred by the ramovlog of the school
houses and select a different location
for the school 1 bops you will do so.
It Is my earnest desire tliat wa may
cause as little friction as possible
while putting this saw system Into op
eration. We don’t want to be regard
ed as revolutionists bat we do want
to make progress ait along the line
where it is possible to do so.”
This mesas that the committee is
not compelled to have 65 or more pa
pits In every school regardless of all
other circumstances, ft means, too,
that two or more schools shall not be
taught Id a neighborhood when all the
oblldreu of that neighborhood could
easily attend one school. It metu*
also that where a school house is near
a townslitu line and than ere sufficient
children living in the vicinity of the
soltonl house, nn the side ot the line
where the houso is located, to make a
school, then the committees of the
township* may sffeet an arrangement,
by lb* consent and under the super
vision of the hoard ot education,
whereby children living acrois the
township line from the school houso
may attend the aeliool, and thus save
moving Use bouee or building » uew
one.
KMMM1 BUjrtlt BalMmtoU*.
HarUunl (ttimo Tlmua.
So long u tbs retail price ot Uie bi
cycle remained at a flgaru wliicb made
it poeelbls for auy mechanic with a
bench and a beg of tools to buy Ibe
different parts of a ms chine, pot them
together, and sell Ibe finished prodaot
at a good profit, the maltlpileetlon of
small bicycle factories was bound to
oonUnue. How the time has ooxto for
them to quit. The bicycle business is
likely Vo follow Ibe same course as tbs
sewing-machine business.
A WHi Awaits SnmMV.
Home Mill Hinkl.
Mr. C. 0. Hook, tbs Charlotte archi
tect, wee In the city no professional
bueineee Thursday. He remarked to
the reporter lluit uo denomination was
building as many churches In tbts
section as the Associate Reformed
Presbyterians They ere bulMlag
handsome eharchee at Huek Hill,
Cheater, King’s Mountain, tfooreesllle
sod Huntersville
I eatl easts KasMetesM.
WHS lima ChvoaMc.
There Is Borne excitement up at
Shady Drove church, some four miles
from Wilkesboro. On lest Saturday
It Is reported, four or five members
gathered at the eburofc, end held a
church conference. aud turned (Alt
sixteen ether members fur nou attend
ance, and It Is probable that Ute 10
members will meet and tern eat the
ot hers.
Wm vetesr often turn hit Kieshns ikv
ane Wuwvh wkevv lioitev M* -ruS, TV-or
S® moe turns an 4«i« *N1 •llsins-iotA,-.
Mwmsv euu lb* set uf Awrs extreme hr e><nW.
erttWr ism* the pear ftt® rwuaftns, IlC
nmn wowUTifca* ihu •HveMSanai.uk ««•
MM ytye-W. In mS u<> Ur. ru-re.'t ItoM
»o» Mlm entne to rtKtr MMesnVT-hr tMOs
nalurv in takhyi m r>i erf tbu face.
TV omsi sTteu-traiSa trfWu- UMs® at
"•« W'la'lMi. Smuh lbs. ivtrsaua,
mmmjMt«vMlnc awaMws of tv Vwnrrk,
«v\ r ai-i uliatv tatsu®.— Mstmt, tan u
Sr.®, Van turns lininrirv sr |l|r lea ..VI ik.
On to® cnmentMtha* TVS W<W. Tti tvxtr
7J& ttSSt fcTC&ftSLyS
liny.X.trot®®,-Isiunuka. TUcytrll vcTUat
*» t«»T taw anna *®»«f nMMIoaik.n ®n In
.Hv.Mtan, Hike ikrwaVM trtns In «-* vw>
jasrv ySi iSejyye Mm irrvmrr prteh
KaU ikntl ,.f arSaM wMUmI *a> y«ai.
OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE.
-48TH YEAR.
°®ar PjriuduUi. 994 SiuctooU Uit n*r A
«■«." Foe beautiful ***• *°*U“ **
II | _ *• ^ * X. H. HOLT.PU BHfr. N. C.
L. I* Jmn«, Psmiint. /, I>. Moon*. CktUtr.
First National Bank,
Or GASTONIA, X. C.
State and Comity Depository,
OOKKBHCBD BUBIFEB S A1TQUST 9.1890.
OipittlrtCck, .... tiOflOOJX)
*«P*M. 6,500.00
OIXSOTOBS.
| L. L Jmktm, T. 0. ftma,
J. D. Moon. I.W.iritan.
umaanoi pud Mom Ofpaintfaa, 20,000.00 F. DUHm.
•onom aooounta of individual*, Firm*, and rnrnoratfanrhUaiaal uM
P" dapootto. Quarantaao to ootrona-~
tant wltti oonaorvatlva banttbur.
Professional Cards.
Wm. h. Lewis,
—ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.—
Offloo up-stairs to Central Bold
Building.
---Omonn, If. 0. —
IV. II. IIOFFMAnT
—DENT181—
OASTOXTA, - - - • h. 0.
V Office over First National llauk.
C. *. ADAUS, 31. u. u. m. nsio, u o.
Adams & Keu>,
PHYSICIANS axd SUBGEONS,
OAiTOXTA, X. 0.
Office at J. E. Carry t Oo*e Drugstore.
ROUT. L DURHAM,
—LAWYER,—
GASTONIA, j N. l!.
L. F. ENGLES BY,
Attoroy and Councilor it Lav,
0A81VXLA, X. V.
4f. a
—ATTOUXJir-AT-LA IK
GA$TOMA, X. V.
Will yraclice lu Uie courts of Gesto.r
anil adjoining uuuullM and
la the Federal Courts.
F. G. WILSON, M. D.f
Csstonln, N. C.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
fcrOflloe at Torrence’* Drug Store.
Phone No. 10.
W. H. Wilson, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Day Phone 10. Night Phone 34.
J. M. Bioau, M. D„
PHYSICIAN AND SUUGKON.
Day l*bone lfi. Night Phone 30.
B. r. «uo». *. M. c»mii.
(MWX
Di’s. Clean & Coffey,
— Bcitllita.—
If CniuH IrMfe lirfc.
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pass
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EUSKINE COLLEGE,
Ne West, $. C.
OPEX8LAST WEDNESDAY Hf
SapUmbar. Unfit attendance Um
yaarllaltaentln&latatT. Twoeoama
“iw“n* degree* of A. II. nd
II- S. Total ntiwiM for tka nine
month, iit the “Horn*”
•115.
In fK*t%fltv fmnlhf
•135.
&£a&ms&ss
w. m. cum. Pwwn n.
THE STATE I0BIU . . .
. . ■ Ufi IRDUSTRIiL COLLEGE.
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fWpjilvVB,' and I:ilufmaUOB. aMraa
_fa**, ihaiui a Mna.
Tktxity CbmcQE. ~
\r»l IkMlou U|,rMNr|Nma«i
Time full couraet of itodr. Lana
numUr nfileoUrM. Two fuB chain
to Euatlah. Women admitted to all
Chum*.
added to the endowment dariar tka
Irite iuKortli Carolina that la located
la a city,
Tha beat tmalnaM coona ottered la
tbe Mate. Bend for album and cate
loirwp. Add ram
roo. O KILOO,
_ Porbam, N. CL
NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF AGRICCLTlftB
MECHANIC AMS,
WILL OKN SEPT. Ml. IMT.
Tbonan-u iwaOtadc, actarMu M V—I
wonM. bimnamod ruilifMi
ui rrcrj- department.
ruiu»iia, IXCUIUUN WkAMDi
rssnaunsasw;:: *as
.MH-ll for Milicm lo
ALKX AKUSB 0. HOLLA OAT, LL II.,
iulmmiw. M.c._yTa'y*‘
thrThiyersity.
•fl TamImpTA, 4 U dladfltS, (ibMMMS
Wwd 1W; Total MS, Board * A
montb, 3 Brief OourooA,« Pull ODwm,
Law And MrdlasJ 6cbooU and Soboai
of I’baniiAoj. CradaatoGoaraeaapam Is
Woobw, bn tumor fttbool for Taaotars,
SeboUiroblpa and Loaai for lbs Vradf
AiMrooa.
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Cbapal BJO, W. a
A* L HUMOR,
Toxbohial Paklok
nwiT rrrrno ur
ix Curtii-r Boom V. M. U. A. »yyi«a,
Pirrtfbma Workmen employ*]
brt Pltat-akM mart
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Tie nil Sleah butf fer Prlteto lek
<«* **»• ISaoaaoi Ao>— ot <Ve H%k
Owda. '40m •« Ike owl am ef talk
Ki-rinf rwi.u Mter.kaUooiim wMomada
owtitk*. Mrr -A»«. runree* MM Hold la
form* Of «»Wak.« alar ami aCkrod for aofe
TVX hnXiaifWtart OaA SaO ratNS.
Main Ml moMmo OMk
*. L Surnkwr. mow miMKaaram
• n-i ko» rtapa or Ism), aoA wfSdmv itaod
make a—MOM* talk. cf ko Mr 0—xA
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