The Gastonia
• _ . PuTQffl to til* Pi<ot*otlon ol noma and (ho lntoroota *1 th Cn«nt>.
Vol. XX. UiiHtonia, N. C., March 23, 1801).
LETTERFROM_ATLAHTA.
8 Sunlight and Shadow in the Gate City. X
To tnc Kdltor oX the Quetta:
Atlanta, Ga. JMirch 17,1890.
A wholmale slaughter of negroes by
• mob of about twenty-five DMked
white men took plaoeat Palmetto, Ua.,
a little town twenty-live miles from
Atlanta, oo I. at Thursday morning
about 8 o'clock.
Nine negroes who were being
guarded in an old warehouse, oh treed
wtth arson, were ranged la linn ana a
volley Of shot and slugs poured Into
tlmo Iron Wlnchastare aud pistole id
the bands o( the wbUeeeps.
Four Ml dead and three were taidly
injured, oua of wbom will die; but
strange to say two see*pad.
It has beeo Urn asoeatlon of tbe week
la Georgia, in fact in tbe wbote Sooth,
for It was oat of tbe bloodlael and
moat desperate crimes pertwp, that
have ever occurred in Georgia.
For the past two nr three months
ll>0 little Tillage of Palmetto has been
In a fever of excitement for fear uf an
outbreak oo the part of lbs oegroea lu
that Iowa. Oo aaoonot uf tbe erreet
end penalty Imposed upon several
negroes for tdliog around the piece end
for ruoniog “Mind tigers,'’they sought
to even up metiers by burning the
town, tod several incendiary fires have
oeearred there lately. Much damage
had been does br the fires aud the cltl
xaoa grew so alarmed that they bare
been doing voluotary patrol duty every
night for two mouths in order to pro
test tbemeelvee.
On laet Wednesday a negro was ar
rested oo suspicion or having sat (ire to
one or more of the destroyed homes,
and u soon as arrested lie confessed
to the dastardly work and Implicated
eight other negroes. They were im
mediately arrested and the nine
pi teeners, tied togsthrr, were placed la
an old warehouse and u guard of sever
hauled , to hie home. The mourner*
gathered and autld thnlr walling* aud
moaning* the luppooed c»ri*e ralrvil
hit-heed and called for a drink of
wal«r. The frightened negro** ran
•o learning from the bourn. He wa*
Anally carried to a drugstore for exam
ination, where It ru found he had re
ceived not *o triad! n* a acrttcb. He
wnt (imply frightened to death—for
the time being.
After Uw mob bad Onlilierl their
bloody work they mounted tbelr boraaa
and rode away—aa iwlfly mul a*
mysteriously a* Ihuy had appeared.
The ahonting bad thoroughly stouter]
the quiet llllk) Tillage, and ultir.ru*
cnme pouring out of every Inuae.
They thought the guard* were being
murdered by th* negro priaontra or
their friend*. Kicllemeiu we* In Irate.
The white cIMiro* feared Ui«t frieod*
of the dead itegruei would try to
avenge tba death of tbelr black hroihnni
before uaaiatanca oould arrive. Tha
mayor telephoned the Governor at 4
n’alock for military aMUlenoe, and nt
10 o'clock a*pect*l train bearing.fifty
picked men from Urn Fifth lUgimont
left Atlanta for Palmetto.
There had Iwmi no further trouble
op to tha time of tbelr arrlvnl, though
there would liave been *erl»u« trouble
In the afternoon, It It aald, had the
troop* not erilved. far tba urgroe*
were gathering In rquad* and were
lollen and threatening. Hut upon lit*
arrival of the aohlter* the town wa*
put under atrlot martial law aud quiet
ha* been reelored avur »ioee. Nearly
every negro haa fled from the lawn
and uo further trouble la anticipated,
la fact tile special troop* tent by the
governor have been withdrawn except
about fifteen, who Kill remain on
guard.
The aeliou of the mob It pretty gen
IGNATIUS WHITBCLIFF, KING OP HOBOB8.
This Queer Specimen of Humanity was Arrested in Atlanta
Last Week—The Likeness is a Correct One.
•1 white cltlnu pat ovar (ham for lha ,
night.
About 2 o'clock the following morn
log earn# tweuiy-aveor thirty mounted
own, a—ted end I manly armed with
Wlochenaib and pistols,galloped up to
tM old warobooM, and with a crash
that almost shook tM lltUo town, j
burst In the door and yelled “head*
up” to the guild*. In the faoe of
so oh e determined mob of desperate
men they could do nothing but obey.
TM gaarda were marched oat of the
buildings, ead than tM lander of tM
mob ordered tM now normalng aod j
tstrer-etrlckaw negroes to aland up to 1
line egainst tM wan.
Tber pleaded and begged for fat-roy
but all to no purpose, and as soon as
lb»r bad arranged tbemaelvea Ip line
the leader gave tM oeamnand—obe.
two, three, Orel Instantly the eoo
teets of Uiair WinoMstera were emptied
Into them.
All the Bagrova tumWed In a Map,
(oor of them dead aod throe badly
wounded. Tim other twn miraoolouily
rnraipr* Injury, but ware frightened In
to noeoneeteuaseee end, piled op lu tM
meaa of Wood and brains, ibcy warn
overlooked by tM mob, wM thought
the entire alee dead.
After tM Bret volley waa Brad the
issder ordered hie rose to reload, ead
lo order to make "dead" sure of Umlr
work, they made a testy examination
of tM wrltblat. Woody mmm of ka
mealty sad wherever a sign of lira wa*
vial We they empaled the oooteeu of
timlr rorslrera Into tM heed or cheat
’•gflSXZ*-*. »«,*
jury wn taken out later for dead aad
•rail* denounced everywhere, though
much sympathy la erpresied for tbe
loog-oaffetlag olttaena of tbe town,
They bad grown desperate over tbe
dastardly work of tbe negroes, and as
aoon as a confession by one of the
guilty parties was Bade evidently de
cided to teach them a very eevere
leeeeo.
Governor Oaodler le very bitter la
Hie doaunetetloo of the awful work of
tbe Bob. He ears It wee en "iaexooaa
UHtbw. ” He has offered a reward
of MOO for the Bret arrest, with proof
of conviction, of any participant is the
mob and BtOO for each lubsrqoent
arrest.
*5***• IP""'*1 opinion, however,
that tbo WOT* of arresting and convict
ing tbe Ben who did tbe desperate
deed will be a very dlBleult one.
“K1X« OP TTl» llMDOm."
Oee of tbe meet tiolqoe characters
•ver arrested la Atlanta was tbe
"hobo” whose picture I seed you. I
gaaed upon the queer Individual myself
sod ean testify to tbe correct own of
tbe liketwee. la fact It doesn’t do bl*
justice. Ilia lood snoring la s box car
on tbe outskirts of tbs elty "awoke” a
poilotassn who was brntlag Ills beat
neerby. The tramp Wat arrested and
Hut to tbo city stockade for twenty mm
dan
The AVcnfxn Jormal't description in
pert nf this "King of tbe Hnbue" was
as foljows :
"The search la the box car revealed
a boodle of rage which might base
BsoswsTd fully sene or eight bethels.
These did not seem to he a whole nr
aset la the tangled mass, sod there
i waa hardly a place of cloth • cqoare
I root in alia. Tlwra war# string* and
nail* dotting over ike debris of hie
habiliment* to hold lire craty patch
work together.
“Near us* eod of this heap or tiring*
and taller* the uotaa issued from the
bead of a human erastum The head
waa ooyered with a shaggy, girsty
growtii of thick brown hair unkumpt
aod tangled, aod on one aide was U>e
spotted half of a dirty wool bat.
" ileneoLb lit* hat waa a face covered
with teraggy light beard and railroad
grime groond into the akin till tbe
complexion did not bear a rewembtanee
inhuman Hash. *
“Two hand* at black and tolled aod
crooked aa tbe talon* of a bent trero
folded ooaaplaoeDtly over the uodula
tieg be tom and down some distance be
low two feet were encased In fold after
fold of tow-rack* bound with twine.
“With bait t hat, half a doran piece*
oi half a dcien coats of different shades
and agew nod pattern*, trousers that
were a verttablo patobwork aod shoe*
made of sank wrapping, bis ooaturua
fuelled by far any make-up or tbt
tramp character ever put oc at the
toughest play bouae. la big load of
baggage there were a dozen part* of
garment*, about dfly pound* of rail
rued brat*, a stew pan, a dinner bail, a
quart laeaauia, aoan bln of boo*, u
few buckeyes and a bendful of peas.
“Ha rode lt> triumph to the station
bout* thl* morning in the rear ear uf a
procession uf Lhrca patrol wagons rent
out to Inman i’ark to take part la tbe
grand entry. He stood up In tbe wag
on. and producing a cigar from some
mysterious receptacle among tbefoida
of bla clothe*, lit it evenly aod looked
smilingly upon tbe crowd* wlilcb gath
ered all along the line of regal m troll
to see bis majesty. He look nff Ms hat
reverently aa be patted the Urady lion
pilal and waved It In digntflrd acknowl
edgment of the attention shows him
when furty poMcrqran of the morning
watch cheered his arrival at tbe atatrail
U'uae.
* 'Ho tpeaks Utile English and that
llttlo almost unintelligibly.
‘■When carried lo the (locked* Hap
tale Camp stripped ble royal hlgbneaa,
cut off Ida hair close to the scalp,
shaved his coarue beard smooth aud
forked the remains for hair an hoar In
warm water and lyo aoau.
“He I* now arrayed In a decant
though ill-aulng sort and Is not liable
to frighten Hardly gang iulo fit*.
"Ha la a peculiar tramp. He did not
reetat the lavatory and Ira has gone to
woyk.’’
INSANE NAS IIAXOICl).
On last Tuesday It)berl Lawla. n
white tann. waa hanged bate for the
murder of Charlaa Haynes. The Bor
der waa committed on the Soil) of last
July, and -am* a cold bio -Jed dead.
Ilaynoa waa foreman of a big building
then in tha course of construction and
Lewis was working under him. For
tome reason lie discharged l.owia, and
on the aame tfteruoon, at he waa leav
ing Lit work, Lewis met him on the
street near the building, look dallt^r
ate aim and abut lum to death.
Lewis’ attorney tried hard to a it#
hit life on the plea of lusauily.
A stay of execution was granted for
two wreka to allow an examination to
be made as to hia aaatty. Una vary
prominent physician declared him In
sane. Another equally aa prominent
•aid he waa aaue. Application for
bit pardon, beoanae of hla Insanity, waa
in tbe bands of the pardon board, but
it was simply a choice between Lie
opinions of the two physicians. They
ecoepted tbe aane theory and bong him.
A post-mortem examination made by
Dr w. I’. Nicholson, one of the moat
eminent surgeon* in tbe South, dis
closed the fact that there waa a dlaeaae
in tbe brain of the executed murderer,
in the opialoo of Util doctor Lswla
wee not potaaaeed of hia full quota of
rraaonlng powers But tlie discovery
was mad a too late—for tlie executed
man. at least.
DEATH OF KX-MAVolI (If.EXx.
Hon. .Tobn T. (rlenn, Atlanta’s
mayor In 1HS0—00, died suddenly about
S o’clock on last Tuesday morning. He
was one Of Atlanta's most promt non t
citizens and an aMe lawyer of ex tea
tier practice. A attpke of apoplexy
waa the eaoae of ble death, tie bad
recently returned from Washington
where he waa seeking the appointment
of Judge fot tbe Fifth Judicial Circuit.
Ilia daalh la Jolyenelly tamrrtrd la
the whole Bouth—In Atlanta partleiil
aily. where be had thousand* of friends.
Pckkk II.
* law aiytaal WMtt Maaw mwawp.
liana.
VTssMnsUm opouUU to BslUmor* Bun.
Tbe new euitoia of “courletyinf”
before Hie. McKinley, Mrs. Hobart
and the ladles of tha line. In place of
I land shaking Is becoming mors and
mom popular, and la In vogne aa much
by Americans at well ai distinguitbnd
foreigner*, dir Julian Paunrwfoto, the
Bilitnh ambassador and dean of tbe
diplomatic corps, with tbe courtly
grace of n "Dm old English gtctie
man,’’ makoa a profound bnw before
eeeb of tbe ladles in turn, while f.sdy
Paimoefotn and the Misaaa Pauroefote
follow wltp graceful, old fashioned
"oourteelea.” All Out member* of the
diplomatic oorpa ars moat courtly In
their stately greeting*.
=*". 11
It la very bard to stand Idly by and
eee our doer ones suffer while awalUog
the arrival of Uio doctor. Aa Albany
(N. Y.ldalrymati called at ndrag store
them for n doctor to otime and tee his
child, then vary sick with croup Not
Boding Uio doctor to, ha laft word r.«
him to oom* at once on lilt return. Ho
star bought a bullfcf of Chamberlain's
Cough Bttoady, whloli he hoped would
give some relief until lhs doctor sbouWI
arrive. Ia a few hours bo returned,
I saying the doctor nr«d not come, a*
the child was aDC'» batter. Thu dr at
gist, Mr. Otto Sobols, says the Tastily
hes Moo* reoomioanded Ohsmherlatn's
Coogb Kemady to their neighbor* and
frVnda until he hat a oouMnot demand
for It from that part of the onuttUy.
For isle by J. E Curry A Company.
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**»«« avi> iniu nsnr.
Sim MIS Wilt 4Ma*l W« ImHI la
Win mmI h« me.
Smpwi'i Corns r*. M. C, CWriaaindsnei
rtiiUdctphla Vna,
Fatly 130 typical mountaineer*
human, trappara and Tar Heel louor
are, were congregated about Himpaun’i
•Core, the only plaoe of bunlraaa within
tereoty mi lea, when 1 arrived UH Sit
unlay. Having a cariosity to learn tba
oauoo of tba odd eocoblouUou. 1 au
galnal or a luagUmbed, red-headed
uttornnt hunter.
“Wal. stranger. thara’s got a' tc
eaine ort right away tits goah aurndeat
fight you ever Mv r|g|,t bora at the
comma.’*
“Who are the oantoatanta and what
ara they going to figbt tor Y"
‘•Tbnr ain't no, who 'bout U. It’a
ole Jim Hell'a etgylun that'* gain’ to
lamlwste 8am Carter'* two big bora,
an'let ida toll row atraogcr. It will l>a
a figbt to 'member-for oiaoy a year, an'
I'm baUln on tba atayluo.”
“ A hone to do inula with two Tull
grown been y twiy my friend, tlio
baara ought to be dbie to tear him to
piacee in aJUTy.” ^
“bay stranger, lt> 'parent yoa doo’t
kauw that turns. Wby that atolyun'a
the blggaat devil ibji aida of ola Xaut
ehaleti. Tliere aWt no livin’ crltiar
no four lag* can down him. That
■taylwn'a dune wiped oat I alf a dexvn
bare, killed a painter, an, near 'boot
cleaned oat the creak nt man and crit
ter* the l«at year. He'a dtng’ai at
dlolmito. an’ nobadr can handle bl«
orplin ole Jim's boy, Jaek. and how’n
thunder he doe* it nobody keowa. Sum
fulka aay h* bip'olixei iha boa*.
Mebbe be doe*; aay way, baVlhe only
human that ran handle hl*>.”
“Where can I Ong this terrible ani
mal y
'•Bight ovor then lo that peu, •• te
plled my Informant pointing to a big
vtoetade of heavy Umbers a short dis
tance down tiie creek.
When I climbed .upon a arida ebelf
or string of logs wbfeh exceeded entire
ly around the sixty-foot stockade and
looked over at the oecupmt>f tns pm
I sraeforcsd to coafae* that dm hauler
Imd uot exaggerated, at least so far as
llm boras was ooiicarnad. Tea aoimsl
t looked upon was a wild stallion of
dm mountain breed, common in llm
highlands or North Caroline.
Although not above It) hands In
height, he wst oertnlply the most vi
cious aad aavago looking brut* of the
rqulnc specie* 1 had ever leaked at. He
was black as a coal, with long maos
und tail and wiUi limbi of perfect sym
metry, and but for the manner In
which be rolled bis aye* and curled bis
lips above bla long glistening teeth as
he snapped at tha per t* on the shelf,
making Umta dodge do wo oamf reach
ha would have bran a perfect b.-auly.
As it was bis notions showed blin to bs
t devil locarnato.
1 bad hardly taken all Mils io when
four men cum up leading two tremend
ous bears, cither of which would have
lipped the scale at. 400 pound*. The
growd followed olosciy behind, end al
most before Us men hail opnned two
•mall gates at the bottom of Lite stock
ed” to Ut tho bears In a human belt en
girded the Blookailc The bears were
lot In on opposite sidel, nud aim ut In
» flash there began tlie most torrlfl-i and
bloody battle 1 bad aver seen.
( hare witoesesd In the Old North
Stale and In tha mountains battles be
tween catamounts and bulldogs. I
have seen t panther pitted again*)
dogs, bears and oataann.it*. and once
wltnaasod a battle royal in Texas, in
which two big bear* and u panther
fought a drove of pscoarles. but in
comparison with the light which fol
lowed all of the abase seemed placid at
schoolboy play,
Tho beers hid barely time to straight
en up after thsir entrance Usfsrs tbs
black stallion gave a snort of rage and
bounded toward Urn big bear, which
stood a 1 moat btlow my trot. Uruln
aaw him coming and rose to bis kind
feet, bis little yeUuw eyre snipping
with rage and hangar. The bore* was
too quick for him. however, for before
tbs bear could strike with his powerful
arms the stallion reared up. drove both
fora feet sqturley Into tha bear's face
nad aeek, kwooking him six feat away.
Wheeling like lightning, tlm enraged
stallion gathered to kick, hut before
be oooW launch ont bear No. 9 came
upon a gallop, and Just aa Urn boras'*
beela left tho ground th« hear gar* a
quick toap. oatchlng the hide about a
foot above ths fetlock, aed tearing
•way a atrip of hide a foot long ei.d an
inoii In width. With a ioeram of rag*
|>**U NM IKIM Iinto lilt
hlr clear over the bur, tad whirled.
It appeared, ao quickly wis il done, ut
most in midair, and bef ire No. !1 could
ftoa about tho cull Ion'« sharp tawtb
cloud over one of ita eart.
A aaap. a rip of taurine daub and one
atr and a big pleea of hide were gone.
The bw«r growling with rage, waa on
I*l» hlod teat In a second, bat oalr In
time to aatoh a victual kick wlt'i bith
hind feat, which aaat it over on its
book. Ai before, the horse was cum
peHnd to whirl about to face a aeoond
•a«*y, for bear No 1 had gotten oj
Ita feat and waarurtiing to the fray.
Then for two or throe mtnaiea. It ap
I warwJ —bet whleh probib’y wee not
mueb more then aa maoy aeoonde -
thaio was a mix op af bide, hair and
b*ela, iulogled with growls, savage
ioorta and tnepplag teeth.
One baar waa down and badly hart.
The other bear, X*. *. wee bleeding
Crofeaely about the bead and one af his
»• seamed w» be crippled. At for toe
•Ullloo, bo waa fearfully tom on ovary
one of bio four Inga.
Ilat before I aaold taka la ilia fall
mum or Injuries fires and received
by tbo tbfb* Or blare they were alt
on the move. The beam this lima
aaperatad to stuck the tulllon from
different quarter*, hut they mat With a
ting general, for tha boras whirled end
charged directly at one of lbaar and aa
the bear attempted to gala hla hind
feet bo wheeled aad launched both
hind hoofs with a tMmalngtbod against
hie rlbt.
I could plainly bear tha aaap of Pro
haw bowoo no tha bear toppled over, bat
S I
Mora Urn stallion eould dodge or
throw up bio teed out of inch MV. X
etrueb him on the aeoe with Me
ouwi.
Down west both, boots nut daws
flying. A aeeond after the booe. wbieb
now eermid a mam of toy aod bind*
lug flesh. bounded Into the air aod
coma down with all floor teat on hi*
prostrate foe, crushing boat Saab aod
inueelc beoeatb. Thao inanely giving
hla (tying foe a glsnes, tbo craned aui
lion sprang at his otter enemy who
woe trying vainly to regain hla (tel.
Again Urn sUHloa sprang late tha air,
wiUi his (oar feat gatterad late *
bonoli. and again there was a elehenlng
orunoh of booe and flam. Bote been
?!* ?tw ealied nod Meted teto
bloody lessees of wool, bona and Arab.
After his hut dash too hone walked
nwny a tew step*, then turning stag
frrad up to the first bear ha ted
nocked oat, kuelt down end literally
tor* skin sod flesh from the bear’s
body; then with bloody l>*nd and
gllstualug tenth tea savage brute man
aged to staggnr over la the otter mas#
of wool and lirab, wbloli ha aorved la
tho same manner.
After tearing aad battering the
body law a mass.of broken bourn and
mangled the stall lea tossed hla
bead, from wlileb the Moody foam flow
lu long flseka, gave a neigh of triumph
end fill lifeless to the ground. As
ate III on bad won the bottle, bet it ted
cost Ms* hi* lift.
*•* quMln.
MctalbA Vunus.
▲ newspaper wblcb drifts into Uime
headquarters ta disconsing the question
wbieb It propounds to itself, wbieb la
thn treater sell, whiskey or cigarettes.
We fulled to flod why say particular
evil should be eoapsied with moUm
, evil. It Is udsutted tbst en evil
' should bi avoided, bo far as whiskey
Is eoncemed, all agree Hurt It Is an evil,
aad one lima held tbe boards as being
the one foul blot nu mankind. Dat
there ora other evils, aud not laasl
•usouft them arc cigarettes, and otlisr
drug aflllotioos and addlottans.
Tbn nigerstte evil is la Its infaaey,
bat as a attack* iafaaey, tba avils of
II ere th* must threatening. Tfasavar
I age boy at to day Is becoming a oigar
I cue Asad. Thia I* true, at leant of th*
city boy Thu avll lisa not reached
thu o >uatry to nn alarming extent, bet
aadly suough Is spreadtne. Tbe cigar
cue debuses, degrades a..d debsocUes
youtb. l.ask at any of its victims sad
you will sev its blight. The aye shows
it; tbe baud allows U—tin whole eou
etUntlon Indicates that It is bslog
dwerfsd and wrecked Wbtokey gets
In Its won on adults, fur the most
put, and therefore Is uot os dangerous
as tbs cigarette.
The boy who become* -saturated
with the olgarettA poison is sure to
Oud a premature grave or become a
totter log ImtMclls when be should be
In the prime of life.
Society Is not yet fully aroused to
this growing ertl, but it wdl Us, we
hope some day. and then the philan
thropist who are now being applauded
for giving their Ill-gotten talus will by
popular social® bo voted the moat
vicious foes ever turned loose upou
mankind. Tbe question Is not which
is the greatest evil, but whst shall be
done tu save tbe youth of the Isod V
esse* Tresauw Sklrant
kWIM'* Ve4Ur
A yarn is told in M iilla, aad It con
ccrnt the pi Ison nod two Tec nOSes*
volunteers. A Filipino convict had
climbed tbe prtaoo wall aad was. rus
ing for dear life through th* open.
Two lung-tagged TeuuessMuee were on
guard dnty. They knealrd to Are.
•■i don’t guess it's more than three
hundred yard*.’’ said one quietly.
"I reckon It’s pat Ova hundred.’’
a«id tne other, a* If be were dtaeuaslog
thu wsathrr.
Tbe prisoner wsa running like u
doer, aud rapidly approaching thu un
dergrowth sround Inunmerablc lull*
but* where be would bs Safe.
**Oall It four huadred,’’ suggested
tbe Arst T<mii*es*uso, In a eonoilllery 1
They adjusted' thalr sights, aimed
and Ared. Tbs escaping sen Viet fall,
sad the two Tcnnsmesans went out to
bring la what was left of him.
"If tie's kit lu the bead, U’a my sbot"
•sid one.
”1 aimed low, aooordtn’ te a’my reg
ntaUeus,” drswlad tbs uthsr.
Toe convict was found with one
bullet through tbe back of bis bead end
another through the lower end of bis
•pine. Thsy knew bow to shoot In tbs
mountains of Tan names.
Mow to Brook op lk> main But.
Monrue Journal.
There la en old colored brother
earned Urady who hat preached regu
larly every Sunday to the ohalo gang
for two year* and mlaaed only the Sun
day of the big aaow. And for ail bla
efforts he haa never got a cent and lan’t
likely to let anythin* from bit praamt
eoogrrgeUen. . Homebody ought to
start the hat around on the outside for
brother Brady, lie daearyes It. We
forgot to mention that ha bat alnoa
"mad* up" the Haoday bt lost.
Here It on extract from one of Mad
der Urady’i eetmeel to the obtain gang:
"I boar do alggrre am a rooolutm'. an'
amentia’ an’ obvUMo’ powful.aa’da
preacbera am a preoehln1 'boat how to
break up die bore chela gang. I tell
yen how to break it ap, quit a ateallu*,
quit a Mealin'.”
We hove aaved many doctor blllt
tinea wo began umag Chamberlain's
Uoogh Remedy In nor borne. Wo keep
a bottle open all II* time and when
ever any of my family nr mysHf ueglu
to catch cold we begin to ute the
Oough Ramody, aod ea a result
we never have te end away for a
doctor and hioer a large deetor Mil, for
Obemborl ila’e Uoogh Uemoly never
fallt lo cure. It la oerlalaly mrOicttie
of great merit aad worth. — L>. S.
MKAItKLM, Ottfltl Mnmlianl -.d
Parmer, Mattie, Bedford oounty, Pa.
Per teleby i. B. Carry A Oompaay.
mmmmmm—
Hera ie one of those |
i who ara either so nrai
udioed against all ad
vertised remedies, or
have beoome dieoour
aoed ot the failure of
other medicines to help
them, end wbo„ira| j
succumb to the grim
destroyer without
knowing of the won
derful value of Foley's
Honey and Tar for all
Throat and Lung troub
les. ^
L wz>'< •. - . i ±1?: ftV't'>.-]
_J.P. KRKHSDY * COMPANY.
ItoXm
a
The now TurkMi
mr to Washington
of those foreigner* wtto
Ice full of curiosity «__
foopto sed with bo hostlattoa about so
ereUing it CJtoaJljr tbo A maria ao
mu?, Su’I.'SLt.iS'U
owu stalest the questioning. BottMe
now Turk io altogether gafoolrotito la
a social tento. He oltoadod to oflelal
fuootkw n,tow ovoetMo stooe ood woo
la trod a cod to » tody in fall roooptioo
draoo. n little fullar than nsaa! perhaps.
The Turk exchanged ths ordinary eeoe
mon places, for lie talk, tbo language
or the 0*1 ntry to wtleh bo la eeorudl
tod. Gradually bio attootioa '
riveted upon (bo tedyk a to
each a mauaer that oka sso
hiroooif, and raised bar taa In float at
bur. At length tbo nolulotor, to Mo
painting to the low eet of
Um badlgo anknd:
-Modiste, done your hoe’med per
mit this without proteot r•
Tbelerfy catered furiootfv ood re
piled that brr has bend foettd ae fault
•lib bar taou. Tbo mlntetor shook
Mo band to a leprae»tlag way and Im
gnu to toll bow difforact It was to bio
oooutry. Tbo lady made bar ooeopo oa
qoloMy oa imooIMo. Vat many even
ings afterward tha minister woo at an
other official reception. Ha was pro
•noted to a srett-knowuaeeiety woman,
HBd Ut(A& t
"Are you married r*
The lady answered to the affirmative
•fib a smile. “•* . —
"May I ask how long y>a ha vs boss
married 1"
The lady said that the had solaced
Um state of matrimony some ten yean
sgu.
"How many ohUdren bare you f"
waa the next qeeotlon.
Tlie lady replied with a slight mani
festation of cmbarruwmeaL, that aha
had ooM.
Tba minister stopped to think tor o
full half minute, and, with a puts led
look, resumed :
“la my ooeDtry”
The My fled and wbol tba minister
was going to toy will paver be koewn.
But no number of Washington society
***1 now risk aa introduction to Um
torrlWe Turk If obe can kelp herself.
Kinx'a MrwoiiUa Itolnir,
4i tax Uatai* aril know that* ua a
Knot many people who will not Hat
tkair property in the tanmr toe Urt
tiou. TMa a»abor liaa ateadlly grown
uutll tbo Legklateioe Uavo bad to
kgialate on tho aaattar. AotaaUy bad
to Bata lawa to fore* tbo people to
Hot theii property.
Tbo l«at general aaeraeUy at our
State again Incorporated tbia into the
naahlncry act, aod all thooa wbo Call
to Hat will ba eoaimitUag aa rfftai*
agalnat the Imwa of the gtata aod atand
liable to proaaoatioa. Tbia la right,
tor there la ao ana wbo npeete pro
tootloa aadnt tha law* that ahould not
help pay the tax**.
There any ba a vary few who are not
able to work wbo ahould be exauaad,
but tinea era vary tow. It la tha bao
Inaaa of all aeod altiaaaa to aee that all
property la givaa in and that thla law
m entoroad where pertlee wilfully re
fuao aud try to dodge to tbia way
people will lnd It aaalar and e boa par
to Hat tad pay thaa to aagiaat it and
PIT COCtA.
LH our taxpayera aU laaaiaakor that
ibu feature la letaiaod In tbe now
law, aad whan tba Uaaaoaaa In Jnoa
to Hat let theta walk aad taD haw
aaueh or better bow little thaw have.
Tho waa wbo deae not Hat flaks both
being doable taxed aad pcaaaaattan,
either ot wbleb k bad eaoagh.
MUMgaa Alraatt.
U U rotalad Uat Wbltodatd and a
plow «o**paalon war* witch —aayiil
om night at a public houaa by aaatof
gumhlaato the room adjoining wbaro
that ba oouM not mt '*! wtH go to
Utm, **4 rtpror* tutor wloMdaaaa."
a«id ba Hawayailat roaMwatralaA
fn vain Ha want. HI* ward* of to*
proof wao* apparently potrortoaa *p*a
tbaaa Italacalag, ha lay down to
atoto. Kla coaopactcn aUaO bln,
"Wbat did you gala by It t" “A asft
w^^r-w^sry
wHOJaaptoM laotnutlon. Wo aro
bot"lh#rTr*'4rflH|rht*0 D«y °L
OMo tpart; motto. OodV ItoMtb*
fill. rUoiUy bn am aawtort. and
enaafott la an mall part of a happy and
trwa Christian Ufa.
Or. T«laag*h4*m*aod thapoatar*
Ma of tha Plrot Ptatoptorton aharah at
WaditnyUn. Ha trill atm Roa la
Waahlnftan aad praaah through (ho
prm.
r
it MM to ho a MUM Am* that
Mr. Hoary Xajllh blf ooUoa^arop wMl
w«yM a mo not la .
and 1JJ00.000 balaa.
ha* aa laaaaaaa fa
nmikatnad 1__
Um downward tan]
Mr. X«M Imoed a
Tffg. kn£T tS—ffxwOMa
Cataa g—H • la it—* mt ilMlllai
laat yoar’i crap by a ad*l— or ao balaa,
thteyaanoalpat wUtMH oaaatdoraM?
as's.Ttasacar^rt
to Mart good, for Uw^MurtpiSatT^
a Meoof thonaagie at doMate I* Um
^aaasagjg.ggg
of a Mppaaad authority — tha aSSa
arup of tho South. It <« uaMaaMo ba
dalge la vain rograto, hot wa mo hi
MiSaad fur the ho—that Mr. VaUlla
'hadrbee# bee been mGmnM It
raroErs^
A Mall arop aval —at weald —aMa
tha taroMT to pay off this aoora -r‘—
Mr Xatl), fast tt la not warth wMleto
argne along that Uo«—the aomtng otop
la—lag toba a* Mg aa the fa— can
make It. Leaving the alra of tha Cr
oat at tha oalooUtlan. ba waver, than
ta a leaaoaable cbaooe tor tha flnMIiaiii
oattoo plantar to raooap Ma Imml All
th« o—nitUoa bvor-Mm. “Ha bar
tha rim ■eUafaeUoa," aeya tha Xaw
Yaik Sun. “ot knowing that over
l.ooo.ooo balaa «f ‘abort’ cotton or con
track i to daMver that an mat, that
hava aa—maUtad in tha Xaw York
market aa tba iranltof roadd—t opora
ttooa for tha deetloo by Kagtlah ipacn
tatora who be! I trad In McTKoOPa IS,.
350,000 bale crop will In an probability
hava to bo oanoeUad at a heavy Um to
UMMUam and at an agaaVy heavy
rj«*«<>,fmartoim|«yaro who 4M net
baUava In XatH."_'
OnlafivayrnMlMk CnpaUaa.
COaristw Utarnr,
TUo Wlnotoo Journal toy* tho* wtth
In tho part wont or two towtfflw
or Ukhto joroont bora loft Todfcta
county for tho Wont. It to tho oM oto
rr. Loot boton tho ofcrfl war Worth
^ "TToTf £££
thaw to IrtwARK tho war tho
wowoOMOt tot to lor Thtoo, *-**
llllnoto and Xanana. Iwtar It hot to
rtwtat Otyoo, Wortiortoa and Caj
hanvfcr thoo othoto. hot thwa to
oom o total tatioHiom Tho oob
Jaot oooaUtolaa o athdy. Wo do not
sas?riJsaH.“3
aSS&akw*
i«£5rffifc£2g?5
oCtboSutoa oCaov of thooo hot now