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ffllTOH HERALD,
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Published Weekly J ; '
MILTON, 5 ' - N. 0
The average boy or girl has no use
whatever for geometry, algebraycbem
istry, physical geography, or anient
history as studied in the average pub
lic school, says tneWftsbingtonPost.
It is of the utmost' importance that he
should know 'thoroughly the principal
rales of arithmetic, should be able
to spell correctly, write a good hand
and read and speak without mispro
nouncing words. , :
THROUGHOUT THE; COUNTRY.
Tat South
. The total school enumeration of
Connecticut is to, 33ts ana tne , in
crease of registered pupil was v 2 71
per cent, in 1898, as compared with
1.7 per cent, the year before. The
gross expenditures for the schools; in
eighteen years shows an increase from
81,144,245 to $2,159,591 ia running
expenses, and total expenditures for
school purposes in the same time have
risen irom $1,408,373 Ho $2,895;U2.
The vlue of school property in the
stale, is $9,879,922.
languages form rover 62 per cent
bf the studies of the f feshman in the
department of arts and ecieuces in
Cornell university, and over 52 per
ictint. in the sophomore year. Lan
guages, philosophy, history and po
litical science, form 75 per cent, of the
studies of the, freshman and over 85
per cent, of the studies of the sopho
mores in the s4me department of art
and sciences It is obvious that "sci
enee" is the small end of this depart
ment, although Cornell is often spoken
oi aa a scientific institution.
Kentucky county convention elect
ed delates to the De meter tic State
Contention, with Gtn. ftt P. Hardin
ns the leading Candid ate.
Aetintt Secretary Meikleiohn has or
dered ' Sin j or John Pittmftn. of the
Ordnance Corps, to make tour of in
spection of the Southern forts and, ex
amine and test the, guns and equip
ment v.s ,
th New Orleans William H. Fischer,
ft builder and contractor, shot -his wife
on the street after beating her ltd then
fatally wounded himself. They -were
married only six weeks ago and had
separated. . -
A mistake in taking a dose of medi
cine Monday, caused the . death of a
man in Asheville, N. C. Mr. Marshall,
of that city, thought to take ft dose of
laudanum, and through a mistake took
carbolic acid instead, resulting in al
most instant death. , .
Capt. Bobley D. Evans, Tnesday de
livered an address at the Railway Mas
ter Mechanics' convention at - Old
Point. He : talked of the right at San
tiago and praise the men who fonght
under him; . ;
J. C. Haskell, of Atlanta, was elected
secretary and treasurer of the National
Association of Car Service Managers,
at sNiagua Falls, Tuesday. The next
meeting win do ntia at Atlantic
City.--,; . ; '
Baron ' and "Baroness" de Barra,
who were convicted several days ago
on a charge of using the mails in con
ducting a fraudulent business, have
been sentenced. "Baron" de Barra
was given three years in the peuiten
tiary and his wife was sentenced to one
year in jail. , .
THE 'Hi Will.
A Strong Argurtertt by Chartel B
Aytock- .
IT MARKS A BRIGHTER ERA.
Tbs Adoption of tbe CooititaUfBiI Mtui
neat.' will Mark the feefinniflX ct ttiU
rfixat:r Era in ths State '
The following well-preyarsd Utter
by Hon. C. B. AycoCk appeared la Sun
day's Baleitth Postt ,
The trreat victory won by the people
of North Carolina last year ii about to
culmanite in the final settlement of the
negro problem as related to the poli
tics of the State. The constitutional
which Will be adopted in August, 1900,
will mark ihs becrinnine of a new era.
With the conclusive establishment of
white mnrimicr on a nermaoent con
stitutional basis, a larcer iolitical fsLn? :
dom and a greater tolerat on of 0;in-1 JV
ion will come to all of our people, t ree
dom of elections and the sanctity of
tha ballot will be secured. The Dem
will vie with lh8 other ia providlrf tot
publio sfihooli-aU clhef tlpeaf b'of
the government wilt be rigidly tern
tiaiztd and appropriations will btfield
down to the most economical bst.ia
order to sate taonty with whfrh to
edndate the childtea of- tbe Ute.
This political f irtae trill bCCoraajike-'
wise a.priate tirtna and ciU2eas?tn
Wberet'initheboiasraor the atAW'wm
begin to cat ofl. useless aad injriQUS
eipenses in oraer tnat ineir eo-wsB
may become veritable kisg an9 raie
tha Fftltft. " : i .
Economy. alf-sacrifiev the if ling
to work oat through oar children: , ret
er and better things than we navf oeea
ablo to do will be some ot the ft. I re
salts which shall cone to us froi jthls
protision. Against these thingtal
awful detttgDgy Which seeks to f ;tpet
uate illiteracy is tbo tSUte will bii in
vain. I have known few men, wither
they could read and-write or no; . wao
were willing for their children tinrrow
up in ignorance, I have never 1 own
one mother who did not earnest f de
sire for her offspring somethlng,r.eVUr
than ehe bad. The teachers VVf the
State will eurely be with m ft this
question
are
ojii mid .mm.
. The borie' foot thoald be givea t
teatloa from birth. - Tra tata aha;
Ub pincers, provided for ihle pc
pose, using a iup or ft knife io tni'
with. II the hoof i Inclined to I
one-sided, correct thit by trinrais,
One aa cr din try farm thtfe is x
secesiity for shoeing txnles tit he
is brittle or the foot trader ia sot:
war.' More injury Is ranted byi:
discriminate shoeiag thaa any thi
-,!ii!5 flra ball Jiag. Ia IciUisgciw'
K..-t n.sv rrrrrt tsive fartacra cava
I3r; ted the Ufa cf afisg the old Ura
Irr 'crage pmrpcte aad eUUiag t-a
f ia cce-etory buildisg cr shed
- tag. Thie artaaststat adaita
iay advaatata. Il is cere cajilr
rt-Uated aad lighted, it hat t.Q .eel
. tbe bar aad food it cot cciUni-
ciulwilb the odcr frcta the cattlt.
and it is an ecoaooieal fern el eoa
stmtioa aad caa be erected at coa-
I f trxUvely little coit.
Ia caking caicuuucct a io
asciat of cable tpacw ieaite4 fcr
etch aaima!. it shoald be tet3tabTe4
Hit each cow ntes approiimattly 1000
ra!a feet f air rer boar. If thebaxa
wy. The horse's hcif thatbaa r rr j r adirits of each cow bavicg 1003 cabie
.shod will stead 'ordiaarr fir it fti cf air trace, thea the air la the
.... . mm fl . ? V " It . . . -1 ....a. .
titace witboatanr ciacauT.rroviur btra viiiBtwwutrcstwM
of course, the borta doe cot iaharil hc-r. If the air tpece provided is
of fteb air will need to be core ire
qncaL Tbe problem, thea, tt tocarry
awty the foal, lapare air aad to eap
p)y taxh acical with cabia feet
cf frttb air each boor ia taeh cacaer
as r.ot to tease a draaght ca the aal
ntli. To do thit. tbe air natt cot be
adnltUd ia bait, cor most it nova at
CaeMVre Im 7m Orrs
if? ctrdea for yeara failed to re
ply tay table with caenmbera. . T
soil was ncu tad wee well caiuvau
. ti. - Jl.iv.... mw,A j-V VK I sou
lih n. who nn nrvail a tainst I A piauieu vaic, a piukcv vuio, .
Bat say tbe Rerublicaa lenderf: I elthoagh ainally a fair number co::
ara afraid that tbsSapremo Coart I tip. they were co sooner twocr thr
will declare the descendant clanf'ua-1 rnchea high than one disaster follow
i
oonstitntional. and the other jJeuee I ntxSn another. A friend earreU
constitutional, and thereby bTinupca I tey neead uerr groaaX Tl.
Mot rw l ... . u:V; ill 1 lwriM!
Tlfe North.
The fftmons Anaconda mines in Mon
tana have been bought by a syndicate, the Republican party are, iMt should
ocratic party will be set
trammels of the race issueanu can eu, yco- Qurs; a;? "j " oar poUto pftch Is a worm rail fear-;
trnt,on inrMr of fconomie stnd L inirement to read and write. f I . 1 , t j-i.:'
w".1 ".,rwaJrom 100 r"f, j tj v -; vik rf.Aiinnmii onrt-'l row of hale txisnenlsr - r!otV t J
cauea tne ;egro jariy. . -snu uuiw r:M-! r.r.4l, " " 1 t," "u i" .1 1 m..v
terinK itself from the rule 01 r cliques vrN?1.""4 7UV-V 7'-wr fr" b- -r 7 -
Itussell and the otner iiepnouca leaa
ers in the State who are so efral that
somewhito men who .habitoaljf vote
agaiast them may be disfraochif ad,, do
not expect a Republican Saprem fConrt
to bo'anriouv to do what these 'lad era
are so anxious shall .not be done t 'Aad
and fictions will creatly gam in char'
acter and will have somewhat more in
fluence in making and shapfngla whole
some public opinion. .Discussion of
policies and principles will take the
place of heated declamations and par
titan abuse. : ' '
In that day. bad as the principles oi
I The wax department has decided to
enlist a number of Indians for scout
duty in Cuba, Porto Ricb and the Phil
ippines, and orders to this end have
been sent to the Carlisle Indian school
and the variousV recruiting stations iu
the West. The' great superiorit. of
Indians as scouts uud iu woodcraft has
long been admitted The trouble the
army has had with them is their ifeild
disposition which precludes taking
kindly to army discipline. ) The Indi
ans will be distributed amoijg the reg
iments it not being considered wise
to have an entire regiment of them.
e
The geologist's time of activity is
here. Like the bicycler and the grass-
njoysjeue summer mouths.
The scieuJWfeTyftrkTniTrac
earth, and everything connected Vitli
the eavth. This amounts in the end
t ... ...
to the universe and theories. viThe
geologist has , discovered many inter
esting things about the earth, and he
surprises a laymau by the largo way
he talks of thiug3. He speaks jaf old
mouutains and of Vounc mountains.
like the Alps; of the filling tti o:
oceans and of the makiug of new oies
by the crinkling of -the earth's sur
face like a baked apple's skin. He
uses homely illustrations like this fo:
the masses to uudeisaiid,. and, peer
ing over his spectacles, seems to hold
the world in the hollow of his hand.
headed by John D. Rockefeller.
The official list of the dead by the
New Richmond tornado, last week,
now numbers 122 persons.
The salvagers .have deserted the
wreck of the ttteamer City of Paris, and
abandoned all hope of saving her.
Capt. William A. Andrews has start
ed from Atlantic City on a voyage to
England in a twelve-foot sailboat.
In a colision off Friedrichshaven be
tween the German steamer Artuthof
and the British steamer Mauritius Mon
day the Artushof sunk, 10 of her crow
being drowued.
President McKinley listened to the
baccalaureate sermon at Mount Holy
oke College, where his niece. Mis
Grace McKinley, is a member of the
graduating class.
The New York city council has
adopted a resolution making July 3rd
a holiday, in commemoration of the
anniversary of the battle of Santi
ago. The bill authorizing the acquisition,
of the Caroline, Lodrone and PcleW
Islands by Germany, .was submitted
to . the Reichstag, in Berlin, 'Tues-
dai 7
The Cane Town correspondent of .The
.. . i m :
was weii zaaaarea aaa.iaese ic
cornert, aa the growth of eldtra at
briera attested, bad proSted by t(
watb from the cultivated groaad aba
them. It was sot more thaa aa boa!
work for aa able-bodied taaa wi
mi I 11 M 1 m
come iato power in the State, one might
reason ablv hope to secure eveof.from it
ed constitntional amendmenta rooking
to the eettlementof theneroqoestioa.
The Supreme Court of the Uoite4btata
has been appealed to in vaia froa4 Sonth
Carolina and- Mississippi to fate tha
cogro from exclusion from th ballot
" " " ... . I . . r, . . .ft
a aecent ana economical Mninn-u ';r 7 ; " . T t T
tion of Dub ic aflaiis. The-Merribie woo nas inveiuzeu u HV ?
train nf nh . rimntlffll MS I thatXLU itevee
. ... - T Trr .
1898 will be a memory oi tne. pasu
Preachers of the Gospel of peace;can
proclaim the clad tidings of great joy
to all the people unhindered by fear of
eafety of the State. . Property will be
secure in all of its just rights and labor
shall not be opprossed. .The safety f
tbe white womanhood of the State (ab
solutely unattacked anywhere in the
broad borders of the State since the
8th of last November) wdl be forever
seenred. Peace will become our. per
manent heritage, and prosperityJH't)ox.
achievement oi 'our own inautry.
aud economy. Education will be uni
versally recognized as the right ot
every citizen and theduty ot the State.
.Power will come with knowledge and
' ft a a. A. k aI.I. -'1
nothing will oe "ioai in me imago i j
the poor for tbe lack of wkwIou. -Material
aud moral question Vill com
mand tbo best thought of tbe re-Opt
and politics will cease to be our -Chief
ooncern. '
In order to secure these blessings the
Democratic party will, in the coming
cimuaizn. advocato the constitutional
amendment. Many Republicans vill
rsoit atcrrcji or r
I gresier speed thaa three fftt pr etc-
q2, Ia fact, taetJor aaarscreiia
tjcrceetibly it taotf t t&tathe bars, the
rerrUDiy
lets draacht will there W.
lUay farcers altesf t t aiait ff Mb
air by keeping doer as4 ia iocpta.
TT.m tnlt it that cold tur tnU if
unless the court is anxiona to dar'Jo bow I rcythe and boe to clear ft f ew of L
will they be compelled eo to' aeclde coroer. After thia waa done C-
when almost every constitatloD fl law-1 cT0aad was prepared with trade ah
rake. r
. - . I pot iwo Kin i ni iiiu. oi k .
1 itf thm Amendment constltC:tonaL I . . t.. i-.il , i i . t , - v l.v
: ZZ.t rT rrr- n rt f I Jtptnete cumoiag variety, voiw: i.tiTia saauuiuurt.; v-
Ihen it mutt be the Supreme C(lrl ol I . , . .... .n u I - -rv .t.. ! riA
.U TT-U.l at.. .U,t, fn. I PIWKU ClOISW SOU IOMgJBH Wl t I ISBWMr. -
tlemen are afraid. But that tootle Re- of the fence. The other kia i
publican and equally auxiousfhot to I planted in bills quit clot e tog tlhtrj
riifrnrhiM anvbodr unless coMoelled I Later I did a little hoeicg bezorftt.i
to.; .'Ihree Southern States bavdadopt- I Tinea began to run. aad until the i
2LbwftvaLp aa. ui bb u u ju cui aa u w
Iondon Daily Mail savs: rhe Natal I support it and Populistr, who are U 1
ypiunieers nave Deen omojialiy ;oro3rea
i Club,
The construction of a 'cable across
the Pacific, which is now assured, will
be of great service to the world aid
may prove profitable as an investment
This cable was projected by Canada
and Australia. England has riually
decided to bear her part of tbe expeuso
of the enterprise and it will be pushed
to speedy completion. The cable will
extend from British Columbia via Fan
ning Island to New Zealand and Aus
tralia. The new cable will give an al
British connection" with British pos
sessions in all parts of, the vorld, a d
in time of war Ihis would make it ex
ceedingly useful to' the British govern
ment. This cable will complete aa;
electric belt about the world aud will
make it possible to communicate.ai-
most instantaneously with every im
portant political and "commercial cen
tre on the globe. ' .v 'A'.
American genius and industry are
competing successfully with European
labor in its home markets. . Of ihe
$6,500,000 worth of American agricul
tural implements exported.. in the last
nine months Europe took $3,250,000
to hold themselves in
tive service. n
At a meeting held at tbe Cuban
at Santiago, a resolution was adoWod
recommending that 'the soldiers should
accept the American' gratuity and ftn-:
render their arms. '
Another serious riot in connection
with the street car strike at Cleveland,
Ohio, took place on Monday between
the union an non-union men. In
consequence a number of non-union
men are in the hospital.
Articles of incorporation of the Fed
eral Printing Ink Compauy have been
filed m Trenton. N. J. The comiauy
is formed for tbe purpose of mauufaci
urittg priutiug inks, and. has an author
ized capital of $0,000,00.
John Kennedy, the notorious "Crack-
erneck," has been fully convicted of
complicity in the train robbery on the
Kansas City, Fort bcott, & Memphu:
Jttaiiroad, at Macomb, Mo., on January
3d t last, vud his punishment is fixed at
17 years in, tne. penitentiary. ,
The administration paper at Havana
publishes a statement showing that
from January to May inclusive, the re
ceipts were $763,194 and the expenhe
81t8,22, tbe balance beintr cawh ou
had. - vsThis causes euera! astonish
menUamng tne Cuban?, aad i un
precedented in the history of Havana.
Never before ' have tbe figures been
published openly.
'A dispatch from the. Cape Verde Is
lands announces that the French second-class
cruiser Sf ax, carrying Capt.
Dreyfus, has passed en route for Brest,
whfre sbe is expected before Saturday
next, ' .
The 12$d anniversary of the battle of
Bunker Hill was . celebrated with pa-:
rades. banquets, reunions of patriotic
societies and general festivities, inter-,
est being added bv the presence of ma
rines and sailors from the North At
lantic equadron. : ' j
' A:mail train on - the Baltimore and'
Objp Bailroadran into an open awitch
neftfGnffdy't Station, 25 miles east of
Pittsburg; derailing the engine, bag
gage, and postal cars." The passenger!
escaped with a good shaking up.
As a result cf a four days conference
between representatives of the manu
facturers and the Amalgamated Associ
These cocstitntiont etand aad jhe ne
gro does not vote aad tbe wuiieedo
rate. In Lionitiona acoamiuutn aim
ilar to oure was adopted ia lS,;aad
his been ia operation ever tiscs Ua
dor its provitioat tho whitea .Tota
aad tho nesroea do aot vote.' iWbere
In the Supreme Court of the Carted
!&res anil what ia it about ? lo llft-
T-ublicana in Louisiana bad feam klea-
t:cal with hoto of Senator l7cuara
and Governor ItusselU Bat tV. tontU-
Utn vr it Htat still lUid.N. The
tr,nth ia that the nejrrobaa iror d each I English rear k el,
ft. failure aa a voter that i great; ibange I prke. Of coart
cumbers were ready to gather. Fr1
thote patches wa bad pleoty of care i
bert for eattag aad pickliag. It-ft
Japaaete cucumbers that lay oa C-4
groaad did well, bat too taaehcaai
be tsid ia prtiie of the rlimbiag
cambers. They art long aad gr
large, making theca valaablefor e
ing, whiU, gathered email, they
aa excelleat variety for pickles,
have crrowa them thit way. with
Mm anccett. for two veara withd
extra feiti!izatioa or labor btvoa! i
M. Byrne, in Oranpe Jcdd Fare:
thirrr aad fall cST ia the;r tatlk. Tie
faraer it ditcocraged aad rsakta ip
bit raiad that freth, cs-zl tr dt cat
U na coo-J. bat ralhtr Litta. aal bft
adcitt no cort tLaa be c.a htlp. To
prevent each e, ccotitiao cf alrr.
txtx atr thoald ;l-er t alavittt t
bigh up, rr thoal I be directed cpwtta
M
n
t
iii a.iAt(inr i 't1 Htktea and that chance hat rH
JiScclote -ft thelaacjnAi JiTD
" D.emocratia euccess haq be cola hi)
and while th republican Terjtf-n-ccirp
yet dazed by tbe eizeol meiJemocranc
maioritv. many of them rushed . itlto.
lalaW Datf7tff.
Daaish batter alwavt leadt (
bringing the bigbj
tirw. in ronfic. mm biiiii rax
oiopiaion ha comeabojitio the Jlnited I noi bare beea developed if the bat'
1
bo as to be cose tec:pei tscie i
fa!la. IW dircctiag ap loaJ tbf
etllicg. by adatltisg J t-tU rpea
Izzt aad by breaking op .!facj:hUaad
canealt of airlyloatre Waidt. air
will tt di2ae4 thronsb the I ailwiag
ftad Urge qaaalitirt cf atr caa e-5
caitted wilhoat raatitc arr
bit drmichtt cr cthrr i-l cfttt.
A pood tatlbcnl of tatitrirg frrtH
air la i oota 7 T 1 .
bebw the ficr crscg cctiwt aad
baviag the tile ttat f pttitg Mttae4
to keep out the dat. Tb tcc!l
ccaaaicate with cpTicblt atetcpea
leg well apia the btro. tt c j-ealt g
directed opttrdaad broiea cp
L
print in the shape of tnterviewt. and
many others in private conversation
expressed the urgent hope that the leg
islature would disfranchise the nero,
I recall distinctly thatone of them, who
had enjoyed to the fullest the honors
aud emoluments of office giveu him by
tbe undivided support -o(:.the Uvsroea
o aid to me very soon after the. election:
I hoiw you "Democrats -fntill disfran
chise the negro we have carried him
im onr shoulders loug enouchT-when
the nero question is tetlleil, many
white men will vote tbe lie publican
ticket." That man no3 dppoinf tha-
constttntional atnendrntht: Why? UeJ
savs because he is afraid it will be held
unconHtitntinnal. He is not afraid ' of
anv sucu h n-. .. . - . :
What he i atraid of,, .and. what he
may justly bo afraid of, is that' with
tbe elimination of the negro froni'poii
tic a better Kepublican party will-be
formed m tbo State, wbion wiu u n
come to power, put bet'.er and more
crateful mdn in ofSce than .he is. - No
people tl at deserves to be free .can long
be ;ovtrriied by msratea and cowards,
aud thin man knows that !with the ad
vent of a braver, stroncer .Republican
party he will be without a 'job, heiice
with him ' the amendmeht ia'uDconsti
tutional. It will be so. with all hit
class. But with that larger and.mbre
iStAhTttheiretttnT "T t?-
nt,Stateaada,bobar. aad dairying the leading bati(
out by the wbS nia the. imporUaet) of thia trade at or;
i the negro lATUtlf it appear. They literally art forced'
hand, and solved tbe proylea)a I tie
District of Colombia, by iiaflnchit
inu every5 citizen, white and. black.
South Carolina, Miseitsipa', Lofsiana,
North Carolina have ill lit turn
taken up the qnettioo. Joncr has
come back to it in dealitfg wilhI await
and eliminatea tbe negto wtthr ut the
alighteit heaitation and withoa ieicit
Inconthe part of Senator Iichard
4mnyfear of tbe "wreck of marer'and
the crush of worms." ia uuo x orio
T ! t-. ,Via TKiltntiina t ft A nflf rt not
only doee not vote bat it ahoi. by our
government lor wantiag to vor;enue
Senator Pritchard calmly votet jappro-
unit for the
J
1 '.lie co
he ioproveaeat of v t iQd thoald be ctih:td o at w raatt
prodoet aad the taaiateaaaet of C m partial vaeaata a thf lee cf the
market, tad ia their enorie are ftV4
4VU
by the Oovernneat ia every Uf
alii rmr 1 niJt nf AT.
,1,1
priations to thoot them into ol' Hence, 1 men are taahtinGoreranQattchoc
saying, however, time enour.n oe
tteen aonronriationn to weep o 'er the
tad fate of the 'brother ia bleft,
in
North Carolina. If it ia nanlfett
destiny" and tho White Mat, Bar-
den" to civilize and covern tbtweaxer
hnd more ignorant racea in the Philip
pines, it cannot be treatoa to:under-
take to ebape that deatioy a'd bear
that burden here. W e begta t no good
work in 1303. Tbo tacrificetjff that
great campaign were worte th o use
less if we lay down the work unt (iahed.
parti
balldlag, or teatiUw. The tu
thaj canted mill tat a tt,dtary U
tack tbe foal air ep as I tcf the
bara. Tboroach tcclaUUta ia rf
coarse taach .er to arrosrlub
whrn the bailJtaj f ta!rt by aril
f rial ceaat, bat by tafias eJteiU e
of the wind atd the tatstal warcVa
of thttTO, taarh caal-e arrcajpljtbrd
tvea withoat artlirial beat. The
Cocrt aad etpecially the tsaart gal
tera of barnt, t' otl I alayt be tight,
Otlerwlte the lnai I traraf e mill tatv
where all adrance mcthoda are Uat I tra toct lt!o the bars, betidee
ana approrea praewcee oesjonsirair , .Mti8g a valaable f!'.irr. At ft
Third, traveling inttructori aad ci natter of eoosoav. if for ao ether
where each aid caa be naJe of
Tantage.
The uniformity and high quality
thit Danish butter are controlled
several factor. First, practically I
of it it cade for the snail naxktl, ) l
every dairyman it ttririog to rrtdu
the quality that market desas
hence all ftre working ia the tail
direction. Second, the leading dsif
rftth!o class of Kerjublicans . 104'; v e bave put our naaas to ut wow
tbe-State, who really believe in .the And we will not turn backwird. tlx
principles vi mo iwiiwuwu - j , i v : . . I .;m. r -i.f..i.
and who are Kepublicanfthrongh evil ner to tho breeze emblazoned t;th.thft rootaittta of expertt. If dtfe.U
aultantJ, paid by the GoTeraneul,
from creamery to creamery and in i
farm to farm to farnlsb ftdvicft s(
usiataoce where needed. Fourth,
general botter show it beid in Co
htseo. wbiea coatiaoet for tttr
xaoatht each year, to which t
various ere aratries art tacoaragtd.
aead samples of their rcg alax oatpt
These samples are thoroaghly
avmiatd aad fully reported upoa by
reaioa. arraascs.ta thoald altje
bt cade, tttbtr for tie atrptiea of
the liquid portiaa cr for carry is c it lo
ft task, or cpoo:
draa
Lc re it eta be
oT aal tprr&I ca
tcrtd nattl
ttt Had.
Ia prtaratisg tht detmptua tsl
iUastratioae of a cow euble it bae
btdi the parpote cf the b-card to t
tait lieaa of ft tUble .which ia ftdt;le4
to xactt farmt. While tt Lit beta ear
j iatcatla to leave Cii cothisgtkat
and cood, the elimination bf tho negro rallying cry of "White Sapr taacy." I found a Government tatpector if tc, t enter a iato the corafort aad beahhf&l-
We volunteered under that b)ner to
the end ot the war. Wo have f on the
outpoiiU ot the enemy, we have,; driven
them back ta disorder, .aad t Uy are
making onelatt desperate stand reform
er their broken lines behrd'tht
bleed. "Since nearly'all lw-it breaatworkaof prejudice and dettagocy.
ed white Tote- ia uhifoimlr. Cast f her form in vain.
from politics will be the begioning of a
brighter dav. They will .vote for the
amendment.
But the Iterublicau
ginning to express their
tne unlettered .wnue
disfranc
nn lettered
against tbe Republican party we cot
to the nreamery at once to a Kerf i
the cause aad point out the rtmeJ
JeaerVarjJC-.'
TOiers - rwM a
ftge it
fttion of Iron and Steel Workers tho
wipes of 25.000 iron and steel workers I tbev can read and write or no.
tnrougtont tne country will oe aavanc-
ed flter July 1 lor one year. . , ,
Tbe strike at the Bockport (Mats.l
(Granite Company's queries at Rock-
worth; of the bicycles sent V abroad,
amounting to $4,000,000, Europe took jyt has ended iu favor of tne strikers'.
82.750.000 worth, of the shirjmmts of ft&d the men will return to work with a
L. m u ij-. .t....i -i A- V I nine-hour work day for five daya In
Dunuers uarawaie, Yaiueu Bl ,pvu,- thB week-eiffht hours work on Satur-
000, European powers took $2,500,000 j dty and time and ..one-hadf - to be paid
rwrtv1i orrni'ts nf . Kowinff nfKinrt I bit U Overtime.
aggregated $2,225, OQO, of which $1, -
360,000 worth went to Europe; and
$i; 430, 000 worth of .the exports, of
Johnson's Island. Lake Erie, which
Vftft' famous as a prison for Confederate
soldiers durins the civil war. Thaa beea
sold at auction tor iH5.wa xne lsiana
. - - A. - -- A AM A M A M t - 1 w w w mf
0 iypwtbtu5 uiaauca, ; muuuiug, m. i cjty qx that name
till ifi, wuw, - ii ou v , y y. ou I - 1 . . . Fnrira
- i. ' : Jti-r I . t
maTKeis. , x uiy per ceuu oi our w- Tt,A eftmer Fthelwold. haanrfihaWv
ports of lurniture ana lumber, two- i gone down near Kingstown, Jamaica.
thirds of our exports of mineral oil,
four-fifths of onr exports of cotton
seed oil and nine-teu'uis of our exports
of eole leather were bought by Euro-
greatly admire the generosity of thale-
Republican leadert. - The., truth, how
ever, compels me to say that they have
no such fear. The amendment express
lv provides that every man who conld
vote in 1867-and the defendants of
those who could vote in 1887 can- for
ever rote in North Carolina, whether
This
orovision protects' every wnue man
and every white. boy over. 13 years of
age except pernapa a lew loreignera.
Children now under id years oi age
will, in order to vote when they become
21 have to learn to read and write.
To meet this emergency the Demd?
cratio Legislature increased the school
fnnd S100.000 this vear. It will con
tinue to increase this fund until by I of opinion.
1903 we shall be almost if not quite free
from illiteracy among the young, at
least so far as tbo wnites axe coneerned.
The Democratic party, - through ita
amendment Gives to every white man
and boy over 13 ears of axe tht abso
lute and unquestioned right to vote in
contideratioa of. the inadequate facili
ties which we have heretofore had for
education, and it says to every child
under 13: .We undertake to provide you
with full opportunity to Icarn to . read
in. The tradTtons of
Democrats ait filled
Piftb, it it recognized that tht sale
inferior batter Jby iadividatlt it
public calamity, tioct it diataiba pt
lio coafideace ia the prouacta ol t"
cesa cf tht aaisalt, we have aised at
ft baildiagof taaU cctt ia which it le
pc tiblt to baa die the herd with ecoa
coy. Oa taost cf oar fara;e tht tUblt
can bt bailt oato the ead cf the pTta
ft . . . ..
couatry. To avoid thia pnbhe laja; f . Citx tht old lata, if there bt car. at ft
ith glorious achievements; Jbsdrcour-
tbt tJorerameot keeps two axeau I
Inland to imped all Dtalah but- -
of the beat, their deter daatioa I on arrival. If cot up to tht reabc I
is uayieutiag. tneir ceriaiaty o mctory i standard it is cot permitted to bt ao i
amounts to inspiration.
For pHce. for
prosperity, for universal education; for
that day, whea, the race iatueudorever
aettled, we can bare aa absolutely fret
ballot aad ft fair count, for "te chori
ons privilege of being independiV," for
general toleration ol bonest 1J mista
ken opinions, we renew tht .Contest.
Let iho banner of 1603 bo 2 ia.ua
furled. Letitatill be inscriU-d with
the motto White tiupremai ?' but
above that let thero also apteaf-' at tht
aim and end of .white eupremai f, good
government for allA abaolnte ju lice pt
fore tbe law and unquestioned liberty-
U ii. At"JOCX.
i' -
aa Danish batter. Dr. Leoaard Tex
eon; before Pcaatylvaaia Dairy
CUllOD.
A IXedtt Delrr Harm.
In turtresUae icrrovemeat tl
vtrtient method of casitractisg dal;
barat, chetpaett of coattraetioa at
coavcaieaca in handling, as well attl
health of tht stock, bavt bera bcrt
damp for tht tsaaare. Tht rJaa pto
vidrs for a dnvt throt: jh tht ceatc? cf
tht Habit for rarpcte cf ftelis; let
niied cribs al;citiacthe fo:r or fee4
walk, whereby a be:daa.rta c-ot
caly bavt Lit ejet ca the fi:s et
'very aaiavil, bat It will ftt-1 aad
jefcaa tht cribt of fcrty cot ta tsrh a
liills'cuicr five whtre fad in
" A bcr cribt, aad do it cert rrf telly aad
lyi easily, aad hit work caa ItUirccUJ
I.' at a g!aact; fcr m ttlf.atrisg devirt.
givisg tht airaata;e cf bavisg oca-
A native diver. ' while cettine metal
from the wrek of the sunken Spanish and write ftnd in addition to this free
cruiser Almirante Oquendo, Tuesday, gift from the State we offer as ft prize
found bag containing $8,000, Jialf for learning to read and write partici
coin ftnd the other half in Spanish paper potion ia tht government of the State.'
money oj inueyaiue. v . t' Can ftnr man doubt tbe spleadid rt-
loaodated by a Witerspo
San Aktoxijl, Tex,, Special f-Ntwi
has just beea received here flat tht
town of Brsckett, about 120 xai s west
of Saa Antonio, is uado? Unseat of
water, Four pertoas art talai, Off aad
are supposed to have beea cwutd.
A waterspout over that pi Mr has
inundated tht country " foM miles
around. The Southern I raeiSe
tracks for. a nntober x$ ' railet
wett of Cliae BUUoa am wib i away
aad several bridges are Wreck Many
cattle have periabed in the wat.rx IU-
tioat art being iisatd to thf ptoplt
or xaxx.
13lz eapply cf water lfa;e the cmt
tie at all tinea; fcr a tlesUr e ssasxre
gaf.tr la which the caa wiU etlica
sUr.J;fcra tUble which it licht ea
wi'l-vtalilaled. IUftsseaiaCcatcf
the Mattahaicltt ritaU CafJt Ccs
mit ties.
xxrrncjf
ia miad. Whether the cot le to I
great or email,' ii H ftbtolaUly neci
pary, if the beallhcf the caU.'e i to 1
maintained, that there btpar air a:
good ventilation," as well at easily
.dninrt ar,,l f!rvs t Jn " -l--
mm m m Atm.
::5t ex tit iraitccaiaavets vaera
VkUsrU's baaiehcld ia gro ta tbe
icjil garde a a xl Wicltcr. Scat tlt
Mt'. tM pabhshed a&t larg tiace tha-"
ilz.i lie gardest tarply ta cat yar
to. - twer taaa i J.uC'j ttti arp;t.
t-S
; !e 4CO bathtlt ct
co&carr ktai.
4 e
a
1
g?a;-ea
pro Ir.ced ia cat traa wtfh twotca
ail ft half, the iiritrnt a tea aad
a r-xtur, aal red aad white eriiraiit
ft ko. ftad chcrmt till ft V;i,