VOL. 111. - NO. 43.
Rcais Briag Wealth.
No one familiar with the subject
will deny that first-class highways,
constitute one of the best fcatnres
v.hieb a State or county can possess.
They not only facilitate transpor
tation among the people who live
near Ikm hot they offer a strong
iiulncerncnt to outsiders to settle
along their bonkts, aud thus ma
terially enhance the value ">f real
estate. In other words Iky bring
wealth and prosperity.
The strongest evidence which we
have yet bcird in r.upjort of these
facts comes from the State cf New
Jersey, where, ,thc work of high
way improvements has been carried
on dibgently during the past few
years. New Jersey expended for
road making in 1901 half a million
dollars, and the appropriation fo*
similar purposes this year will ap
proximate twice that amoutit.
Since the good roads movement
was started there the value of foe
State's taxable property has in
creased $27,000,000. Precisely what
portion of this increase has resulted
directly from the betterment of the
highways cannot, of coarse, be said,
but the State Commissioner of Pub
lic RorAs authorizes the statement
that there are several regions un
der his supervision to which im
proved roads have heen, jrimarily,
the means of attracting wealth to
the extent of from ft ,000,000.
What is" true concerning the in
creased valit.it km of property in
New Jeysey as the result of "scien
tific road making is undoubtedly
true, in a large measure, as re
gards other parts of the country.
It is well k;;own that in the empire
State during the tour years preced
ing 1902, $670,000 had been devot
ed under the Higbie-Armstrong
law to highway construction, real
estate has appreciated "in valtfe
greatly, particularly in the section
immediately effected by the ex
penditure in question i_and it is j
expected that, inasmuch as the
amount cf. money tit be sent thr
ycar for road building in this Stai-.;
be larger by far tl.-r.n that
spcr.t in the- past, the results to be
achieved therefrom will becorrev
pondiugly good.
There is, 1.. wevcf. no ydal
reason why New York and New
New Jersey should present a strik
ing illustration of these advantages
• accruing from improved highways.
Althengli the ROCJ roods advo
cates here have l>cen active asid de
ter mined, it is doubtful if thevhave
been core zealous in their efforts
than the friends oS the movement
in sonic other Slates notably Mas
sachusctts, Connecticut, Pennsyl
vania, Illinois, Kentucky, Tttiue--
ree, Mississippi and Louisiana, not
to mention various parts of the
West, where progress in the direc
tion indicated Las heen marked.
The people of Messac-bttsette
hare been extremely aggressive in
the natter. Tltcy have employed
highway ex pests to procutc and
examine niinnlely various mater
ials t>i:d combinations of materials
adapted for road beds, in order to
- determine which was the best; and
an hour's ride in any direction
within the borders of the Bay State
U sufficient to convince any intelli
gent observer that the money spent
to improve tlioroughfares has heen
spent wisely.
The introduction of the automo-
Ulc has, beyond question, stimu
lated greatly the iutcrct in the
highways of this country. With
this WW fC««yaiKC people nowa
days (Link little of traveling fifteen
or twenty miles l«y road whereas
ten miles behind horse might seem
a com j actively long distance.
./ Hence, there is n stronger tendency
I ben before to c s.tablish permanent
homes in the country. As the work
of road nsaking'yontir.uc.s am! ave
nues' are opened which will remain
pnssaLle the year around, this ten
dency will surely itxnarc r.nd de
velop. and as a prominent member
of the Aiitaiio Prrjiatxrt recently
ptf Jfr*ed. it may rot be Uttig be
fore the time of migmioa to our
cities w ill be effectively larsf;' !o
waida the country ts the rcr.f't t f
the united iffoit* t!n.t .-re leifegj
exerted to impitvc ths cf j
transjejl^tjca—K. Y. Sun. i
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Little Jota?.T*s QbcsUms.
oil. t-3 rat ptft. U'C ne sir
Sonusy itm tnta IV'A) '
Why loo the aaooa (otw nt at iftl 1
What ■■!•-» tar so* so rm white?
Oh. k!l ne. pofj*. t-n bc kfi-icl!
Ok, tel! ase one thia£ —
Why ere the team alt sreen is >)*«{>
Why ttun on the tree*
HOT Hi the pet in the M *
Oh. tai ac pijn. tell ne qsich!
OS. »e" Ins if two V»mr.
BTutiuii.-jlhrjru.
Why i! t *t walk out feet.
And what La aiic the 9apr nitct'
Oh. I-T! at
And itE a*. papa, teil at how
The T&m uJ mas grt ia the cow t
Bern am kJeti U kosfot?
WM ru':c* the be-rt «o awfol hot *
Oh. teli EH. papa, tell aic quick!
AsJ ts! nse. i«Tn-ilon't
Vfiat is it make* the water wet?
VWhoMt the saa np ia the sky t
When yam were bora, how old waa I ?
Oh. tell ne, pip*, tell me «jnirk*
—Ciztiauli COBWRU Tribune
_ DOST FAIL TO TRY THIS.
Whenever aa binest trial K prai to
Kkttric Balers for say tumble it is re
.-or-mpded Cor a permanent cm wil
fcrlj be effected. It never fails to tone
the itMaah. njcnlate the kidneys aail
twweta, atiaiaUte die !i\er, iarignnte
the nerrea and rarity the blood. It's a
wcnderfcl took for ran dowa system;.
KWrtric Bitter* nsMiretv cure* Kidney
and Liver Trim*4ea. Sbaaach IHsot-lcnt,
Xemwneae. Shepsrs—e*».Rhetinmhai.
S'ennlpa. aad eapets Xataria. Satiafac
isctna guarantee] by all disfpsU. Oalv
50 cents.
A Little Naasease.
"I've got a scheme." said the
grafter, "that'll work like a clock.
I'm going to pat an ad. in the pa
per asking women to send tlivir
photographs and a $5 bill and I'll
tell them how to become beattti
ful."
"But bow can you make tliei:i
bc*:nfTfol ?" asked the chump.
"Don't hive to. I'll send l*ftck
the pbotogrr.phs irith letters sorj'
ttluag bke tbts- 'Dear Mi«s—Af
ter seeing ycttr photograph wc are
aaftntd you dc-::e to Iwcome
more bestifnl tli-in you already arc.
It for.:', tints that the \x:y
otts ti* -v. «;-,ca Geid '*- iows his
greatest !s - .xt> arc the least thank
ful. One so divinely endoacd v.it'.t
such ka-linta as you posa-u
fliould be watKtid. Our rcpul£-
i on as an old cstaUislied firm com
pels cs to iufcrra you that you al
ready pease's beauty far beyond
the jovialities of our system." "
"But t«te j»5,?" asked the chumn.
"Oh, I guess a women wouldn't
make much of a howl over tlie
Sit," answered the grafter.—ln
dianapolis Sua. c
MOTHER ALWAYS KEUTS IT
liANDV.
Jit nether nCcffl a tang time irrm:
I faics pwt (Tatial ill health
| lue pr»:n»»nv to sa;-s LAV
SpaWiaj, Veraaa, Mn.' "Tiro jreara ago
Igeffcerto try KmkJ. She t«tli r
at core ltd new. at ti.e JJC cf reventy
six. eats anything vkt wants. mnaiViaj
I'.it she fears aa lad effects as fhe has
her bcttte of Kcs'. l handy." IVw l nraste
time doctorinK tra]ioaß. (« after the
causae. If rom ilooarh is sonad jour
health wiTl be K«.td. Kudo! rests the
•-tonEarh ami - tr* rvtScnt the body by Ji-
\ our (r«l. It ia ut ore's otrn
tonic. S. R. Kri
a 'A Boston advertiser who has ,
used nearly all the forms of J-übli
city told a Boston Herald interview
er recently tba he now relies main ,
c ly on newspaper advertising. ,
jj "'Olfcer advertising makes no per- ,
o.tnent impression on me: but when \
D I take np a newspaper it is for the |
s porpoK of learning ;onKthing and ,
B my mind is in a state to receive im
. prcssioti*. if I rtctichcr an adve-r
y tiseroent I can be sore :t was in a ;
t newspaper I read it."
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S.WKS A WfIaUSTUFR
II To lurre (,m cp vneUl hare ibcsc*. i
!_ «stttb for lln. Ixo Ciajgr.tf Donbetir.
JTarv For 3 • 111 bad rwhnr-1 ,
nifr-7 (na ■ srrrrc Jcrg ti>«b'c m \
T liM.titr "Often," die *'J
y coed ftiirJy VtHj» nul f cinl;n
.. c®*AS r-1 fjsrk Ail dodMMiJ rnwiii^
r fctoi 13: rv. yew m*™ j
try fifCttJf Tj *»c ■ sad • mjdetelv
trrtl" S' trr.' fn» Cobb, ■
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[ ttcifiiv £c-s il t.iir
11 j.T rttkn] i r tH «!••; hict J c., 1
jaulfi.w. Tri»j IxtlScs free.
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WILLIAMSTON, X: C.|FKIDAY, JULY 18, 1902.
TRAINING SUNDAY-SCHOOL
TEACHERS.
It is the conviction of ihoe cVvs- j
est to the Sunday-school work that
its greatest need is better trained
teachers
In order to supply this need
there v. ill be a
sr*uint rCTKXH. or nrrnons rr»
SrxriAY SCHOOL TFACHCTS A TCP
SRPRRIVRKXNKXTS AT NOX
TK RAT X C , ACC 3~!0.
The instruction win be open to
all Sunday school workers, of what
ever faith, free of charge.
That the teachers may he trained
in the most helpful Methods of
woik in their several departments.
i:»struction will be in the follow
««s::
atSSCS IN MKTnonS
Primary Method.—The work of
thb department will be in charge
of Miss Fiuie Mnrfree Burton, of
the Louisville Kindergarten Asso
ciation. who hi* given courses in
primary methods at Washington.
D. C-: Chicago. III.; Cfcan
tanqtta. New Yotk. She wfll he
assisted by Miss I.ida B. Robertson
of Alabama.
Junior Method. — Mr. and Mrs.
Jo. Weathers, of Raleigh. N. C-.
will conduct this department.
Intermediate Method.—Teach
ers of this grade will study with
Mr. T. Neil Johnson..
Senior Method.—The work of
teaching adults will be directed by
Rev. B. W. Spilman, of Nashville.
Tcnn.
Blacklward Work.—Prof. E. W.
Wilkitts. of Haywood High School.
lectures on the Practical Use of the
Blackboard.
*TND VV -SCHOOL PROBLEMS
The teachers will meet separt. !v
for instructions in methods of work
helj ful to their particular grade.
after which they will meet with the
other Sunday-school workers for an
c]«tn conference of one hour each
dty upon pioMeins tonching tHc
entire wrhool.
COSFHEXCO
The-progr-mine m?kes pee-sil le a
se-i ies of special meetings for Sur.
Stq erintendents in which
t'icy may gh'* some time to a
thorough consideration of thcit
peculiarly Important duties and tv
sfonsibilitics.
, I'l RfONAt. INTERVIEWS
Emphatic reference should be
made to the unexampled epportnn
Ity :ifforle-l at a gathering like this
one, of re-ceiving valuable ideas sr.d
lUggesiions from personal contact
with delegates, teachers and speak
ers.
EXPK.VSES.
The Montreal Hotel has ma>le *
special rate of SI.OO JWT day to
those who attend the Scboci of
Methods.
Ecard and lodging can lie obtain
ed at Hickory Lodge and at other
first-class 1 warding houses at $4.00
per week.
R v. PB KSKtrr ATio*.
Every Sunday-;* liool sboiib! re
cognize its opportuuity, and at
once lay definite and adequate
plans to be well represented at Liu-.
Suuday-school gathering.
Experience shows that even
some of tli* smallest and most dis
tant Sunday-schools can. as a re
sult of aggressive effort, send dele
gates.
At least one primary teacher
should be sent, though the Sunday
school and church have to pay the
entire expense, because special at
tention nil! be given to the work of
the Infant, Primary and Junior
classes. -
RAILROAD RATES.
The Atlantic Coast Line, Sea
board Air Line and Southern Rail
way liave granted a .-ate of one
Srst-class fare few the round trip,
August 1, 2, and 3, limited to An ]
gust 12.
For :petial inft rmrtion or copse '
of illustrated booklet, write T. |
Neil Joluuoa, at Montreal, K. C- |
* NJ:."D ikjrk nKLr.
Often ths nrcr »-t(d
tl 'i cry a t for help by . j
pia«, Xsa]o.l)uziiieA llectL.sbes.!:\(' '
| jxrei ilLioril 'vr-':k t*»>=>' 'e
[ e 1» ft T u t of IV. King's St v
i.i'c ITh. They an; v,vi.tL-. Ifciiu: h
ml t> cmc. iy. U aJJ d.".
itjics.
A &LESSI»f^ILEHC£.
Wbcs J «fcn :n1 were married
we begns hctudfepnij in one of
the flats down AS the ferry. A
;Gertaaa family occupied half oar
j"!at and their twin children were
bora deaf mutes. It was from thi
contiguity that Joha and I learned
the sign langtxa-?
We had been rttrrkil Gve years.
tc-1 JJin hiJ beaipjr junior mem
ber of the firm Unit onve entpioytSl
hits, and the sot of rooms in the
f.it M 'wo cMosed for a pleas
ant residence in;. very respectable
part of the cityls
One cold, stonily night in Febru
ary. jot after the hatters h-td been
cla id and
came in bferricily 2nd without
speaking went quietly np stairs. I
was surprised, for he did not usual
ly leave the store until 8 o'clock
ir,d it was then hut half past 6.
'
When he cam* into the parlor .a
few minutes lattf. I inquired anx
iously if be wen. ill. Before an
swefing me h; dosed the floor lead
ing into the living room, and then,
drawing a chair close to mine, he
said in a krar voice:
"I did not mean to say anything
to you about it, Mariop, bat you
are such a brave little woman I am
sure I can trust you. .
"An attempt to blow thesafawras
made last night) ami thfi adroit way
in whkh the would-be barglar man
aged to cover tip his wqrk leads us
to anticipate a repel!tic* of the visit
tonight. In order to thwart the
gentleman's designs I have brought
the mooev and valuables home and
have {mt the box containing the
treasure in tlie lower drawer of the
l-ee -etary that st.m i- in our roctu."
* Hew much money is there i:i
,1 I i4cd, trying to speak in
. say natmal voke.
• Nearly sls owo." answered
| John in a whisper.
"Why did&f )Hq put it in the
ibstik for sale keeping?" I aikc "
f CfSsCSKHC'•" "1
U "That was tlie armng ;mentln»!
Srosrc. the as- istant «lu»c
IfWaness it w. toatte-rd to it, fc
go: his crran-l until the l ank was
ciosed," repl'u I John. I>ot»'t wor
ry anything ahoat it, dear. You
ste the only otw outride the firm
tint ILUOUS \\'iat dis|osiliuw
bt«i made of the money, and to
rrc-rrow it will be placed in tlie
tank."
I was sati-sfiol with the explana
tion and no more i!*>ut the
box up stairs until after the clock
h.vd warned f* 9. ami it was not
probable that I would have thought
of it then ha J not John Imn order
ed ofi oh one of his midnight jour,
iicy s. Juit liefotc he started he
put the key oi that box in my bami
saving: {
" When Mr. Mowry calls for the
money, give him this. I nil! nut
Le in time to look after it be
fore the bank closes tomorrow."
I felt a tiueer fluttering in tlie re
gion of mv he-art When Joha kissed
rae goodby, but I made- myself be
lieve that I was very brave and at
my regular time for retiring went
to my room cautioning A brain, as
usual, to see that the doors were
securely fastened. After I went
np stairs I weakened a little and
was on the point of calling Betty to
sleep in my room; bgt, fearing that
John would laugh at my cowar
dice, I summoned all my courage
to my aid and was soon sleeping as
peacefully as a baby.
I mt:-t have slept soundly or I
would have beard the creak of the
wardrobe door and the stealthy step
of the tall, lank figure that emerged
therefrom. As it was, the first in
timation that 1 had of the presence
of an unwelcome guest wasa hoarse
whisper in my ear:
"Where is that iron box which
(your husbind brought home from
1 the 'tore this evening?"
I Opening my eyes. I was almost
pahSryzcd to fee- bending over me a
hideous face, the most fiendish one
II bad ever seen. There was a
;f yau r j a > I l _dl yoj I will not
|!t n yot> i« tli-; lir-«t. I want tlie
taamey in that l>ax ( and, fair or foul
; I iatcrd to have it.
Fatly
'.i«, I toil hi. : '.ybere it was. Lop
ing that in SCM: e -ay I might make
my efcap»- « lule his back was turn
: bright Sit in the grate, and I had
a Liir view of the villian. Hut before
I could move or utter a cry the cold
muzzle of a revolver was pressed
against my head, and the same
voice hissed:
"Stir or make a noise at your
peril! Yon j.re in my power, but
pd. I was jnst measuring the dis
: :nce to the door with my eye
wondering if it were pcssitiic for
lair to reach it unseen, when a key
tinned in the hail door be-low. and
my heart throbbed hopefnllv. for
:aat light quick step that came
IsHutding np the stairs con U1 belong
to no one but John. - In an instant
the robber was bock among the
curtains at the head of my bed, ami
jnst as John opened the door he
whispered:
"If you betray me in any way,
I will kill yon both."
"I left my watch lying in the
Itlireau. anil as the train is an hour
liehind time I concluded to ran
lack and get it." John saidby way
of explanation. "If there is any -
thing in the world that a man hates
when traveling, it is to he without a
time-piece."
''Did you find it?" I asked hus
kily. hoping that he would request
my assistance in the search.
"Yes. here it is all right. Don't
pet oat of bed. dear ; yon will catch
a chill. How how are yon getting
slocg ?" returned John.
"The stupid fellow !" I though!.
"Why will lie not give me a
chance?" but my lips faltcrcreil.
"Very well."
Then as our eyes met I said with
my fingers -
"For heaven's sake, do not leave
rie John. There is a rol«!ier In-
Kind the curtain of my l»cd. But
lie will kill us both if we try to cs
cape.'*
W.'ltout sccmint; to notice what
I had said. John turned and re
j«'eMi*dted the fire, snying he
"Yon riust keep a £ood fire all
Marion. It will keep yo:.
from feeling lonely in my abxencc.
Abraham must bring another back
et of coal K. fore he goes to bed."
With the poker in his hand he
•>« J (he room' and touched tli
call I*ll. then taking his staivl
fore the fire. l»e said with his fim-
"Rest easy, dear. I'll not leave
yon alone for a moment."
Directly after Abraham made
his appearance, and John ;ent him
f«»r the coal, calling after bun t«>
hring the heavy shovel, that the
fire might be securely ccsered.
V.'l.en the big, stout fellow re
•.ui.icd, John said aloud :
"Marian, please jump up and
find that package you wish me to
Lleave with cc-tisiu Marie. I may
have time to run across the river
when I am in Chicago."
1 did not wait for any oilier
command, bttt sprang past John
into the wardrolxr just as he said :
"Seize the shovel, Abraham, ami
help me brain that scoundrel w*i>
is biding away behind the bed cur
tains." 1
Abraham obeyed, and then John
s]ioke again, this time to the- man
who was waiting among the shad
ows to despoil our home.
"Step out and show your guiltyi
face if you wish to leave the room,
alive," he commanded in a tone of j
authority.
Tho next minute the wretch
stood before John, bogging pite
on-ly for his woi thlr.s life.
When the mask was torn off-
John stepped lock in amazement,
for in the features of the outlaw lie
recognized the assistant cashier,
Henry Brown. •
He pleaded for aetcy, and I wo-j
manlike, added ray tears to his pe
tition. but John said the law most
take its course and gave him
the hands of a policeman for safe.-*
keeping.
The fctlow had been on theat rt.i
and so had kept trace of the df- if ]
pcarance of the money, ami na! Mt-|
s'iy enough bat! foUowed it up. Itj
afterwards ca:ne out that Je an'.-
!l>paleh to proceed to Chica jo at
once was a ckveT forgery, cf v. tscb
Brovm knev/ more than IK- VT.L
aillii'M to tell.
It was a icn«; time befor ; J re
covered from tlie -shock Ijx chived
' STBSCR: ;, ; h.
SfXGLI ' , ■ ' |
. - .w_
(hit night, and to this (by Jolin
few nwtr asked tac to stay atom
during his absence.
On aocoont of mae Uuoder or.
the port of the state's attorney
Crown was cot lsroaj;kt to trial,
hat be was wise tnoagh to leave
Use city, acd so far as I knew he
has never made bis appearance in
the neighborhood «-ince.
N'cvci a day passes that I do not
think of oar little silent German
friends -ml of the that
cane fo ns through the kjatlntv
-howa to thctn.—Exchange. \
The Eraiic Trails.
rtc fcit kJV> Sene» *L 6 p. «n
For thr Uri.l chnrthr jxjfT bSow*.
AM! IWITLMLEARBTKRNZIXN.
A»-t the latmpf bagkt awl rton.
The pilscc car is Uw BcUarxS arms;
The mkbtlf, a Int. »*wt stna;
The p—Kngrr w »V- i»I aolsasul Ktial*
Aa>l p*» U> il»n>a the train.
V. S;> n the »ert tan liit.
For the j>tv> ala*.
Ihe imiiMuMi clear lall> on the ear.
I "AH ahnanl tow the slcrptag car! "
Bat what is the fare to pofvy bad t
I hofw it n aot U» i!ear:
The fare it this—a b*j; l»l a kiss—
A ail it's pail U> the cagiarer-
Sa I ash of Him whohi>lira took
Oa ltis knee ta IwlawsreiL
"Take charge. I jaay. of the tiaias each
«*"T.
That leave at 6 aaJ l"
"Keep watch oi the thai I
| ray.
"Foe to mr thry ate my Jrar;
Ami a special wL O pac«a> L«*d.
O'er the RcwtV caftan* *"
—F.achaagc.
Fttris m lb* Farm.
Prof. GiHtert ol' Ottawa. Catuwls,
in answer to tbv '|Hc*tion: "Wliy
is poultry valna*»!c to the farmer*
Gives the f.dlowini; rwsons:
Because he hy their meaus
to convert a great iksl of the waste
of his farm into money in the sluje
af eggs and chickeits f«>r market.
Iterative with ialvllijtin: mauaite
rr.tnt tkey ought to I* all year rew
one j roduiti >. with t!ve exocfAk
■>f jerli'.pi two lnontj's i!urii.g t':.
-.aoitiuj; searon.
IleeJttse ,ou-try will ykld liini
riiiitcr ntmu ijr the cajMtal ik
vesttd than iisy rftUe«therdepsil
r:ents of agnc :;'mrv
- Hccaibe the c.aame frtmi lie
j»nltry h«»u-e »ill ta.-ke a valiohle
COBI|««SI to ti e in «.it!ier vcgitahk
or orcliard. The- hitds
them-« i if allow e«I to nin in jiuiii
or np|»!e orch.inls. will destroy al3
injurious insect lite.
Iteear. e while ccreils ami fini'-
can only hy scccesf f nlly gn.wsi is:
certain saticas. ;*»altTy can i- :
ri-id for tihsc t>e or layers o.
in all jciits ,{ t::t; country. J
Because poultry raisins is an en:-1
ployinent in which the fanner'.-1
wife -u«! daughters «n engage ai;. j
leave h»c» free to att» i>l to other
dep rtmenl-s.
Because it will bring hin tht j
licst reStirns in the way of new h:i
tgg* dnrisg the winter season,
when the farirtr mw.! tsnse o:>
bis hands.
Beean-e to start poultry raising
ion the farm requires little or n
capital, rntler any
with proper management, jioultry
can be nude'with little cost a valu
bale adjunct to the farm.)
FOISOMING THE SYSTEM.
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