The Gastonia
Devoted to the Protection of Home and the Interests of the County.
v«*l. XXI. {mmZ'XkVSSSSb^) GAS IONIA, N. C.. Till)BSD AY, MARCH 1, 1900.
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CHANCE For CARPET BAGGERS
Ki.IT LUCRATIVE OFFICES TO BE
HADE IH THE HEW OOLOJIES.
V<u I’lHew r«» Tlii)Mfta4« wk» »«'
NmiAmMUoii Th am Worthy -Q.»v
tmwr mt Pwtw Klrw to Uri iio.om n
f«*r, Will • rnl*rr TltrawH la-U«t •
ffdiir Honeml or Pliillpitlurt Nwy
l«rt mill Mortt— If am All* a (ittrrniur Im J
llrl I^.OOO, Hwiwi Prrr^Htoitra unlit
rrtncwly FMiwmavi
J"*At Etfrertli Witiklntjr.,in (lutiltxum New*
ntt l Ojurkw.
lYasblugl mi l). C., Yeb. 10-Special
How would you like tu have a Ij—rlb til
Uncle Sami future « •b.nlal servtro y
Hera It a long list or oOIxm *o Iw short
ly created. M .ke a ipoltau choice an1
liuttla i
Cocgrtss hat already euiUarked upon
the preliminary work of creutlog the
tboutandt of positions which will turn
|y be bwtowed at so >o an permanent
government lu Porto Rfo*. Hawaii
end toe Philippine* tball lisvu b-en
effected.
Xo doubt you would like to become
Governor of Potto Uico This it (lie
most lucrative colonial Job ye: appear
log In pending toils It can lea a «nl
arv of *10.000 a year. *a.UU> more than
given the Vioe President of the United
States. It will h.< a presidential ap
pnlntmeat, to bs coutinoed hy it.* 8-n
ate, and the taion will ic four. In ud
dlttou to his geuro.uf aaltry tlm Gov
ernor Of Porto tttoo wilt bn allowed
free dm of the t<npjjIqj p tl .raj ut San
Juan, wbleh olty UP.Ia retained u.
thu Yankee capital uf the Island. Thu
modern edllloe, mica tha ofllslul resi
dfnee uf thu Spanish Cover...w General
aud already the ASoerican headquarters
stands In a beautiful park «f tiuplcal
shrubbery extrndlog lo a steep mm wall
washed by tbn plcturrvqoa harbor.
Your years In « palaco at a salary of
$10,000 a year U an inducement uoii.if
fered to Governois of any Stales not
to mcot'on Territories. It U true that
the Governors ur several Slates receive
rrcslve an equal comuei.aalloit nni.n.g
thvm the Executive of Now York who
is given free use of n mansion of lux
artoua appointment. Out the lorra of
the latter la ooly two years.
"Kl.t. PAIO SKCUETAnilV
Five 140,000 positions in Poriu Iticu
*1)1 be Iboeeor aecretaiy, attorney geu
«r*l. auditor, commissioner <>f rduct
tioii, each appoinind by I lew P r raider t
for four years. Three official* will
have the combined function of ).ef1il*
la tort aod Territorial Cabinet mini*
ten. Together with tbe Governor,
tbe treasurer aod live native* thry will
constitute an executive council, or
upper bouts of tbe Porto Kican Legis
lature. An Executive council Is dis
tloetly new to American processei or
government. England tbe world'*
greatest colonizer, lias adopted it fur
many of her island d-p-inleud^*. lu
Ceylon, for lnstaocr, lb» Governor it
aided by an eaecullve council of five
member* wbo. together with four other
officials 'sad eight re present alive* of
diOereut raoea aod classes lu the com
munity. form a Legislature. lu the
Bermuda*. Newfoundland, Bahamas
aod llarbadau araatmllst Ofgaulzttioua
bu l none give the natives to liberal a
representation as tbe scheme devised
for our West Indian poaesslon. Thirty
five Porto Ktcau* will ba elected to ibe
Insular House of Delegate* for terms
of two yeen. They will receive S6 for
etch dsy'* attendance. The Ova na
tive members of the upper house will
lie given such annual salaries as ihee*
delegates may provide. Tbe secretary
of Porto Rtno, probably as A merman
will according to tbe proposed scheme,
temporarily dll vacancies lu the Gover
norship, aDd therefore will be contid
ervd as lb* second btgbvsl executive
official.
rf-iraa tor r.awvRita.
wu next vo uiat of uoverour tba
biftebst salary li.ud for Ufa Porto
Kioan aorvloo la (5.000, to be paid to
tbe Chief Justice of tbe Supreme Court
aed the same to tbe United States
District Judge. Several Associate
Justices of tbe Supreme Court are to
receive 54,800. a United State* dis
trict atloraev *4.000. a United mates
district marshal, (3.900; a marabai of
the Soprema Court. All tf three
Judicial offices will lie Oiled by the
president, who will oeceaaerlly select,
men of grout legal attainment. It N
farther proposed to pav *5,000 a year
to each nf the five members of a com
mission to be organ mud for the com
pilation and revision of tba lawa of
Porto Kiev. Ten of three commission
era will beneilvre of tba Island; tbe
other three American lawyers
crumb* ron tux mativxs.
10 the Porto Klcao service there will
also be scares nf altleiala and depullea
of the lower Courts and hundreds of
lesser lorr1torl>u employ***. Their
•alarIra, paid out of tbe revenues of
tbe Island, will be determined by the
executive couooll. 8u«h mloor offices
will, eo far as possible. Iw alvec to
citizens of the Island wbo, acoordleg
to tba praaent pulley. will be leut every
opportunity to train Ibrmaaive* fur
• Use higher berths. The Jadgea of tbe
District Courts will coaeUtute part of
tba uatronage of the Governor.
TII» BAWAIIAR PLUM patcIi.
Tha Governor of Hawaii will reoelva
#1.000 * jeer—Jnat half tbe pay of tbe
Governor of P.»rUi Hleo, If tha vaNrse*
rated id tbe pending btlla are allowed
iplWn*. Certain generous p«r«|olaltre,
however, erp speciftvd solely roy (ha
Govern or of Hawaii. He le to receive
SHOO a year for stationery, pottage and
Incidents Is; 99.000 for his private aee
retary aed the further payment of all
bla travelling expenses while ahaem
frees Honolulu on official bualaeas
Ha will also have bis office, aud p*r
htpa hie realdaooe, In (he paleee oeeo
pird by K*«« Kalakaua end biter by
the Sx-Qaevn. TMs le a sumptuous
shade of modem French erchlierture.
with Jdaesard roofs aed eepoolooa
halaonnlee ooanmaodlag ana of tha
meal lomlrlag views <A tropical land
•tape le h* own in the aew pceeneloee.
A further umeliorutloe fur I lie lower
salary of tire Governor of Hawaii will
! lm his prlnoaly patronage. (It will,
uocordlug to tbe pending bill, nomirute
and, with the oiuaeot of the Hawaiian
Senate, appoint a Chief Justice and
Associate Justices of tbe Territorial
Supreme Court; tbe Judges of Hie Cir
cuit Cjurt*. Attorney General, com
cniuloner of publla Unde, commission
er of egrleulture aed forestry, suiwrin
lendrnt nf puli'lc Work* and Instruction
auditor, high sheriff and a number of
public board*. Needle** to aay, II*
watieji, end not Continental, Ameri
cans will receive I lieso . fflees. Dal. lu
addition to Ilia Govern T*lilp tbe Preei
(lent will I.* given (be right to appoint
a (Jolted State* JUialrlci Jmlge for lt»*
Islands, at a salary • qua] to that cf llw
Goveruor. a teeieUry at $3,000. a mar
shal at S‘J.00 and a district Hltoruey at
$3 000. According to lbs llullom Mil
the fifteen Men a tort and llilrty Ki-pre
aentatlvea the Hawaiian I .egislitur*
are lo ivoeive HbO upl-ce for esob
regular eeeslon and ftaOOO-.apiooe for
each tpuelal teas ion. In addition to
mileage at the rata of Iro cent* * rwtle.
TUB rUH.tm.HE (JKCHAuil.
Tbe Pclllpplwe service will offrr
more numerous uni) mote lucrative
powtlen lo Amerloaua tlian eltbi r Of
the other lusnlar Territories Ttie
Gorernor nr Governor General will Iw
given a salary perhaps ercator tlan
that of Uie Territorial Executive of
P'U-io Ulco. In tbe Inland* obtained
from Spain —cai eclally the I’lilllpplnvs
—•he retpiosl blit lea of ivoo tMruetloii
will be much (rivaler than In Hawaii.
Arartiospiird before annexation.
The Philippine Governor will pro
baldy bv given gratuitous use ot tha
paUoo «t Manilla, a structure quite aa
luruiidaM* a* tboae of Sau Juan and
Honolulu. In IbaOrtuiitalarobipelago
especially the moat striking way lo lo
spirs resp-cl for our represent stive* I*
conaidi-ied by many lo be ibrvugb (be
msguldceuce to which tbey err accus
tomed.
I'ltlUIDKNTlAL PATUOKAOB.
Next to ibe Governorship tbe hlgb
e*t bertha In tbe Philippines will very
probably be tuofa PretldeuUaJ appoint
meets as tbe secretaryship attorney
geueralsLlp. audltorablp trrusarertJitp
and several c«ua>issu>ueisblp. Tbtte
places, together Willi Ilia wore Import
ant Jodgrabipa. will probablv pay
somethin* like $5,000 a year. Tbe
higher elaaaat of Filipino*. such at itea
TagaUand Vlscayana, will doubtlera
be allowed to elect t hair lower Lwgit
lalive body and bslf of the executive
CCUDCII or whatever Ibe upper boose
may he termed. The other half ot tlie
latter will probably euuetst of Frtal
dvDlial appoiutwr. In this Legislature
of the archipelago will b* repreeeuted
tbe provinces of Luron, I*auay. Negros
Cabo, Leyte, Samar, Guimsrat, Bohol
and perbapa tboae along ibe populated
enaaia of Mibitcnao. In the Sola
group and wild |>arla or the other
islands tba goveruor will exert bis
authority thiough tier enltaoe end
buredttaiy chiefs an England doe* in
her African crown ooloniaa.
Tlirougboul the archipelago there
mitai necessarily be an orgaoiv.uioo
similar to that of our Indian office fur
educating and civilizing lima* wild
tribe*. Aa In souse of our Western
reservation army posts may cooperate
Id this work. There will be needed,
lu addition, a vast civilian force of
commissioners, superintendents and
wllh ranging from
$3,000 to $1,000 a year. This will
mean hnndreda of remuoeratlv* posi
tion*. A similar orgaizallou will
probably be needed for tbe cere of our
teml-clvlllx-d and savage subjects lu
Hawaii, Tutulla, tlie Manna Islands
and Guam. Tba highest degree of
bravery and vigor will ba demsadeO
for this work. Dobatleea in tha native
school* for children there will he meny
excellent openings for plucky women.
A UAKD OF OFFICB fcUMNEJA.
H.indted* Of new rejrliterolilpa and
nxelrrrahlp of Territorial land offices,
with salaries from $8,000 down, will
bn oraated with tba opening <vf the
public domain In all of tba oaw Insular
posse* lows and tba extension of tba
bomaataad Uwa thereto. Bacb of
tbaae official! will requlro n onnaldrr
able foiea of deskl and draftsmen
Thousands uf moh minor offioea In tbe
posWL, caatomn aod revenue terrier*,
an they ma ex tan tied over the lalanda.
artll ha AIM probably from tbe eligible
regiatera of tha civil arnricr ootamls
•loo Tboaa who take their examina
tion* early and Moure high, standing
aro tba ooee to profit by the beat
ohancva.
stvdtiko aFAXian.
Tbe prlo-a qwalifieaitona for tha
higher colonial position* will be
knowledge of ttpaolah langnagr, Spau
iab history and. In many eases, Span
Irt, Auortean or lotrrnatlunnl law.
Tbo .rtudr of Spanish has become a
W*'*r «d bare In Washington, as
prelally among smbtUous Government
offidala and elrrka. Many yooog
Spaniards, Cubans sad Porto lllcaii*
■*• *•*>"* 'air livings by teaching
Ihstr native tongues at rales varying
MCortlng to the aim Of thetr dames.
Tbs alms* In which your oorrmpoadsut
M studying may ba taken ae a fair
average. It Ideludea. besides Inmself
four department clerks, two woman
and two men, a youug lawyer and a
woman of Maura.
•*EI Professor" |la a CantUlao. with
with l hettquHle of a Cheater Bold aod
a thorough mastery sf Kngllsb. "Your
language," mys ha, "la ooeof Irrrgu
Urltlm and eyervtloM. Mice, after tha
padsrsUndlng of a few slutpU rules, ig
phoostjs lit fpelllng *sd ho merer na
ona in grsmmatlaal law.** And, tidy,
lh#r* oaonot ba * modern longue leei
difficult, mpng laity io litm main log ■
remnant of Latin or n •mattering of
Frmh.
A ihnronab speaking and reading
knowledge of bpanlah will he rmnllal t«
lha stMoem of all ooloasl official* or em
ployees hroagbt la oh wo oootaet with
Pmto Rio*ns and higher olamre of Fll
Iplaos. Conversance through Inter
*U* eapaadva and an
mllsfaatoey Oor Represent.Uvm alt
^ " lh# •**•* bossag
, •* Uffi Forth Areas and Pblltpptw* Lag
Islatures will Had dliouaalon wetl-nigb
Impossible Unless all call can apealc and
understand llie une language. 0(
Judgn and Court oillclala will Im de
manded noC naly a knowledge uf Apau
mb language. but uf Spanish law. Of
many high official a brought In cvulaoi
with foreign < facials will ba required a
mastery nf International taw ss well.
aemasea n i n
UMtTT«T or ALL.
Knwtlati ■»» Mors Masse tlx pis Ira
Stars Msrer Beea Ualgsae.
Wliltc General Liwlmi’s twelve-year
old son lisa been mado a oapUin for
bru»Lry, and a boy buglar of England’s
Fifth Lancers has been rewarded for
bis pluck at ihs Rlandslaitge. tbere Is
oac boy whose grit In England's Crl
mentr war mads blm a naioe that has
lasted even to this day.
This boy wlruas name was Thomas
Keap, went with the English army to
lbs heights of Alai, preserving the
most undaunted dvtneaour throughout
lbs buttle. Shot and shall Ml about
blm like ball: but notwithstanding the
weariness of tbs day, present dangers
of the bomd sight, tba hoy's heart bast
with Underuesa toward the wounded
Instead of filing lulu a lent to take
earn uf hlmsaU after tbe battle, be was
MCU Venturing his Ilfs for the good at
bis oomradee, stepping oan folly over
one body after another, eodnctlog all
tbs broken mutkoti imeuld Ond, and
I making a U-e lo tie ulghl lo procure
but water. He made lea for the suffer
ers, and saved lbs llfenf a sergeant nod
several of the private soldiers wh .
wereI)log nearly exhausted from want
At Uatakiava, again, he asalated Uis
' wounded, lie did his duly by day aod
worked in Mie irenclu-i by night, tak
iug but little rest. At Inkarnian he
was surrounded by lluasiait about 90
aiuuios, and. to use ills own wgwds.
"tbuuabl it w«s all over with him ”
He re drived one eboi. which n.used
through hit onal and out at the Ire nf
his trousers. But tin teas unhurt. He
helped with all Ihn bravery oi * man,
loget tu tba wouudwl lie waited on
the dnctni wlieo he was t-xiraell-ig Mm
stmt from thv men and mi the aovn bn
fore and after. 8 >me of tbe wounded
h»y they would uot have been elivs uuw
bad It not beau for this boy's unwearied
waluufulpcaa aod kludue** in tbe buure
of helplessness.
nil OK DllCKUa.
Werto Ink Kara tKm Ik*
"*w* Tk.il (MfVK Tkeaa
kirkinir.
Oi»c®oo ■ tias your snoa >u noth
lug without tbe buckle Indeed, It
w»» » cum of I lie "tall wagging the
dog." for Uie buckle was tb« main
tiling and (he slit* only to carry ll. It
aai out the alee, bat tbe oostlinees of
the buckle winch oouoted among royal
ties. »ad people of high rank at ejuri
wore diuoioinlk, while even lo lh<w
day* some wore paste Imitation* In a
v.nn effort to aretn rlob.
In 1730 a leader of fashion would
wear a Ball flowing curled wig re*ob
Inc In rlugtot* belt way down back and
arm*, u laced e-mi cat ttrelehi with
bulimia put on in every possible place,
aud iQuare-tood black shoes with an
enormous Bat on Uie iuetep, btgli beets
and on lbe Bat a imall but l>rUlia»t
bookie. Next to tbe hackle of brll
llaula came tbuee of gold. Bleb laod
ownevi and coanbsnu wore gold bock
lea larger than the tbe diamond one*,
tot will email In proportion to the
Bar*.
Vonr thriving shnkeeper wore book
let of diver, and your opulent farmer
IIiom of Chining steel, and tba poorer
ofaae bad buckles of brase or iron; but
of some material every one a or* huOk
ies ou Ibe shoes.
iinit weir.
*ew VatmiaT of lk< Imhim Terri.
tort of tUaka.
From (treat waif to governor—that
li lire Ilf* uory of John G. Brady, Ax
a boy ho roamed Ilia rtrwti or Ni*
Y<>rk onlll the l/hlidreu'a Aid society
picked him op and sent him out weal
“to grow ap wttn tbe oouotry.” He
wea adopted by a good family who,
thoaab po it. sent bltn to tbe dlrtrlet
aebool, where be got a taste for educa
tion, and later worked hla way through
Yale college. Tke>i be went to Mew
York, enteral tba Union Theological
seminary, waa graduated and became a
Presbyterian minister, fin decided to
do mleaiofiary work in tbe weal and
went tu Colorado and Idaho and then
to Texas Finally heart*led lo Alaska
wbeie be found it wide field. He
plunged Into the work of making tbxt
ooautry better In a business end moral
way. and ureot into pollUoa ao that be
oonld do no more for tbe people. To
day he la the governor of that Immrnae
aud IKUn known territory end the
1 read of Presbyterian church attain In,
our great north wea turn pnaarualone
lie la only oue more example of what
an a mar loan boy with grit and pluck
baa a chance to do.
■"* V»»krti Islwl Joke.
Kxcheaga.
Here Is ex-Gov. Bub Taylor's latest
joke, which lre a|haog on « Memphti
audience leet week :
The ooeductor oo a read oorlh of die
Ohio river wax going throngh his train
taking up tMhrla when he came upon
a lady paaaebger who wax werptog ai
if her heart would break. lie anxiously
Inquired the oauteof her diet read, at
the same time proffering hit aerviona
to relieve her. ”011 sir. you caa An
nothing, my grief |« Inoeutolable. 1 am
on pot way to t,'|oci»ontt| In bay* the
reqrainx of my husband cremated, and
be Is tbe fifth, boo boo I” Khnwaaap
perently a yoeng woman aud pretty,
end after regarding her a moment tei
sympathy and mystery the eondeetoi
»»• about to pees on. whew a fresh
burnt nf grWf from tba opposite tide el
the ear attracted Ms at I sot low, aud
laralog about be be|yetd a wogaea elder
than I be that bowl lug Ilka a demon
Approaching hrv he aaM : “Pray
madam, be composed ur d tell me ihy
eauee of your Usable.” "Beoompeaedl
llow caw 1 bn composed * 1 am nparl)
W yeara eld and hues never had a bus
band, aud there's that young thing
that's gut Km tu beru t
ARP STAYBD OYBR.
BIOAUU A1TBBOXIEPP EM FEOM
tBAVIIO.
mmt |IIm •NMMMi.VlMgM IIInlMi
Aad Writes AUanl Wfewl We ftnw
Ttieee—*1 la l'Wl I a Bow I h IStallaa.
1MU ary la titan's Onodtaullen.
Hud. Haul indeed, Is tlw con leal lor
freedom anJ tH« struggle for IIHesiy, I
Hera 1 aiu al llliulon bw-noaUaJ. am
butcaded, toOleded and any other die
ireruog tlilug, for lbora Is a wreck
seveo mile* away uud they itj it will
tabu all day to remove It. And to I
cau'l gel Home tonight. Oh I the pity
uf It, for 1 am I trad sod Homesick. 1 .
am not calm aud astern. 1 ansa at I
Laurens last nlgbt and found goal
friends, wild made tlw lingering Hours
pleasaui, but all tba llaw l was o»m
fortad with tbe thought that it waa my
lest dsy awsy from my uamrruus wire
and children and araud-culldrati. 1
left the Hotel at B o'clock this muralug
and walked at a lively gait down to
tlw depot lo tsba lb* tram for IHmton,
•her* I was lo luterospl the dsouosrd
(»r Atlanta and thru for noise. Dot
tbe iraiu for Clinton did potcoa.e and
nobody konar when u would o-ims. 1
wsilrd until half-past T o’Okies —and
time was d-stlag; went b-os up towu,
hired s livery alwbV* mao to dilvt in
osrrr to Clinton by 11:10 o'clock lo ualub
the dee board. Tne road waa awful,
but tbe burse was s good' one and J
kusw lie could make Ike tec miles lu
twu hour* aud l felt happy On Ui* way.
We did make It and as I slapped ou the
platform i frit proud that I had not
waited to lhut ■ elatrdtrsin. Hut, obi
what s fall was ihrre. my wmutiyow-n,
when the agent told aw Uia Msstsurd
was In a wrrck and could not get Iwi*
until lata In lh«d«y aud prrbap* laisr.
Well, h»re I am -no garden to dig
In ; no children lu fr-lic with and noth
log to d« but ruminate. Yss. rumi
nate upon the trials end ensure* and
dlsappoialmeulaoi this sublunary world
ni»*eil Humming tbsl plaintive»kl sung
'•Pity the burrows uf a Pour Old Mai."
But this preface Is tlw shadow—-no
daik Bids vf the pictures, and cow i
will brighten up aud look at tbe otlw-r
side and feel sahaan d uf myself, for
after all my disappointment is only for
a day and It is not as bad a* war ms
sick eras our dnatii in tba family. And,
b*»idr*. 1 aw at tJHuion. the kivlwst
Vtlllage at III* pl«lu. . Yes, UIIbUiii,
where I have a lioal. of klo-l frirnds
weiw an K iau »•» ■as ri|S Rll'l WiMIIUPUt
be sorry that 1 am Ixl ited here if t was
not so worry fur mysair. I araa here
two days ago and bad a real ovation, a
large audieoeo «ud a leva faaat after
Uim lecture. la this little uuru of
9,'VW peoplu I bad 400 out tu U-ar and
a ad to greet me and many of them
weio fiuni lix country aud s ox oatne
teyrral miles, fur the night was lovely
aad ilia full moon smiled upon every
thing. Tbe wuuseu turned out id f.iros,
for they did love lo see and txar a man
who lura been eubdurd by matrimony
and doaa uoc claim lo be tins of tbe
lords of creation—a mau wli > help* his
wife to nurse tbe cfalMrmi and plaul
Hie fl'iwers ; a man who, assy lo ilia
dead of night, will let hie wife real aud
sleep whits lui walks the room in lilt
iiIglii gowo with atsalhlngchild In bis
arms aud slugs bis lillle songs uolll
bis eyelids droop and his legs gel waarv
and bis thoughts say you are a llule
darilug and I wnoldaut lake a million
dollars fur you—but 1 wnuldent give a
nlckle fov another. A fond father hit
none lo sell, but dossent want to bay.
but a troa mother gives glad wetoom*
lo all who come and U even happy In
Mjs prospect.
While In Cllotoo I was lbs guest of
Hr. Barley, the ban-«r and mill mao. a
oiodsl gKltlgma* of tbe old school
whose maxims are troth and honvnty.
whose sods sod daughters are like olive
plants around hta table and hare never
given him a momrnt’s grief or aogieiy
And now that they are all gfuwa up
»bd salakdiahed In their own biasli eas,
be has adopted several hundred factory
children and Is dshghlod every dav trs
»l»U thorn in the o»Uao mill and plane
his hand kindly and gently upon their
brads an he piww them at Uie spindle
in at the loom lie han built for them
a rhuroli aud employed a prraeber'aed
established n Sunday school nod It lots
awakened In Ida boeotn n Dew |UTa for
Ids fellow oraalurveand he I* growing
young again This notion mil) runs
10.000 spindles aod 400 looms and Iota
proa pared ever ainee WOT. when It was
completed Tliastock M at a pswmium
of 30 per erst and Its surplus earn lugs
us all infested In enlarging Its capa
city aud increasing Ha pridoets. Now
think of It- Heft I* a mill that manu
features auly a doe grada cf doth and
consequently only oonauases stems 3,•
000 bales of eotton. He baa now on
bead enough noUnn lo run until next
December aud It was all bought for 7
nenta par pound Ha has orders attend
at Bred prtone foe all Um go-xis ha ean
make this year. Ilia goods are already
■old at A) oents a yard nod It take* 4|
yards to weigh a pound. Now count,
lag for n lorn ia weight of 10 per eeul.,
ha 1s getting iS eeots a pound for the
notion that ooat him 7 seats. Labor1
and machinery dost the work aod the
ooat uf that dspauds anas Um maw and
Um management. The mill owners
oao grind that labor down ti a ataaea
Hon price If they Chora, to, but Ur.
Dailey asaorea ma l|»at H la tewslbls
and praguaeble to pay tbaas oosraUtma
good Hying prlom nod proylde goods,
oomfoetable eottaaua and a garden and
fort aod all Um nsea—rlea nod many
of the oomforte of Ufa and atlM lawy* a
good profit for the stockholders. Kow
why can't arery town h» Ueorgla do
1 Ik aw las t The Harder lo hardly aver
net or tight uf a vn-dmstaek oyer hare
to Ob rollon. I am Just from this good
i aid town ef Lnenme. onhr Ian mikes
away, and they h«re a mill there with
1 M OM spindles nod ft* leomn When
ewer? eauaiy mss and wearrt t| the
[ eotton It grown then will the wrath be
' truly lodapendswt
| flat tbe moat baa oil fat fosters of
CHnkow la Urn orphan saw (be TUirn
waN orpbauada—that In twenty-gre
I years baa giralagsd Irom a Hula ptaie
bulMIng oltb room* tot twenty orpb
'»«« « lovely villUge of rock-balll,
mild, band* imahouaea two etai las high
I “"d In Uie bast archltactoral daiigu
aod wham #00 of tba father leee nr
moiherlAM ohddren reside. No one
aroulil aver soapeot Umi Uila vintage
»“ orphanage that was built uu
faiih and charily and tar all them
year* Its* bran maintained In tba sans
any. 1 * tilled aud luepected every
ivneuirut and was delighted. I tall you
I list llirte orphan* ara ant orplaav
v«>y long after they got boro. They
ara put tu work and to eebooi and soon
learn to do tbalr share In melotatnfeig
the Institution. They are put to priul
*“«. carpentering, sboa making, ptlut
lag. eugloeartug. farming, dairying,
■treas-mahicg. oooklagaod awry thing
«l*e that helps to rag a liutuabold.and
ayeryUilug Is maWiodisad aod goes on
Ike clock work. A happier, brighter
luokl'tg flock of children I never saw.
They drsa* neatly and keep otoeu and
ttsotr r»ios and loll ara audeU of
cleanliness. Tba advanced hiys aud
g'lia bkve to graduaw la the seminary
and than same of ibnaa And a plaov la
ihe cutlet* that Is near by. Moat of
Urn boys fled gund pUoaa ia tba shops
aud man afaoturlog establish mania sad
printing "Moes all aver tba euuatry.
Many of tbo girls bee >ma Catchers sad
dressmakers awl they never lease tba
orphan age auUI a good ptaoa la offbred
them. Neither buys onr gtria are ever i
houad tu anybody. They have an lo
depend'Ot maubuod and sroraatibood
aaqolrad before lbey leave the orphan
age and they never dishonor or disgrace
It. There are children bar* from every
aoutbern state aud a few from the
uoriii and there la cue little svaif from
Uuiw. Ila It about tea year* old and
ia aa happy hue at he sra* poor and
miserable In Cab*. Ills father sad
mother actually starved to dent’-, dar
ing the lung Iroo'ila and this boy was
A»U"d ta * diteb anting bv tbueorpas
nf hi# dead slater. A Ullutoa auldwr
brought liitn here tuJ Uegr—I a pLie
fur him. I forg.it lu mautluu thit the
advanced Scholar* did all I lie wuud
work In tii« several Itom-s aud It ia
—uvuiinigu-u, uu.tr*.
window*. IwHamed*. hatraOM and
waluacoatiiig u ail their work and la
in up-Le-l-tt# *ylu Thia goo# all over
tbe coimiry *mj girl* r*!l fli*t-cl*si
but ler In i lie mai ket. The otpbauuge
runt a f iria ami %a* a herd of Jerwy
rattle and mol only aapplie* their uaru
u>a*t and vra-tablea. but always baa
•oirie t • well. There are not lea* Him
wont lie Li feed and Ibry ere well
fed. and they allow it lo faon nod form
and movement.
lan'i lbi* euodtifnl, end It la all
dmie hv a faith aad truit equal to Mel
M**». They tell m bare that Hr.
Jaeoiw la m partarrabip with Lira Lord
and (bat Mr. Bailey (a U«* Lord’* floa-j
etat »caat. Certain la It that tbeae
two work beaitUy together aad move
an ainoe Mr. Uaitey'a eon married Lh.
Jaoon'a daughter.
Well, Ueorala baa thirty-aaven orph
an* her* mid c*re» (or thorn 1 waa
proud to know that Carterrilie ootnniy
malu'aln-d an atyluwi, but litd a little
there Hi the mite cottage tint waa
built by the "Seringa <<f Um ehiMrao.
Them seem* to be no limit to tba ex
panaloo of tlila great work. The money
corse* la Ju«t aa r»«l aa the tiumnor of
orphan* inoreaaa and no raster. -I
am tbe Hod of the fatherle**" la vielbla
and uilpnble In evaiyudng about (lit*
wondrrful Inalitatiou. lOouMwrltea
book a'«nt It. but time and apaoa utel
plaoa fwblJ. for I am at Uat 0.1 tbe
train and bound for boat*. It awddeua
me to know that an engineer and Bre
lb in were allied on lie engine that
wrecked l he train a faw aniaa from
Clinton.
On thia Mttl* (our Into South C ro
llon I have vleited good old AbbeylUa
and Uraenwwid and waa made muoti
of at b «vti |4*cea. My May in Abba
vllle was moat iMIglitfsl. for 1 waa the
goeat of Mr and Mr* Speed, when 1
found dvo little obi Id ran who behaved
well and ha-1 bright, clean faoa* ao-l
•at on my kote and rode on my foot
and oee wasted lo know who polled all
my hair out and I toM htir tW Mra.
Ar-.dul It.
At Crnauwood I atoia^l at Urn Bon
new Oregon haul, whlob la Ilia beat I
have ever found, end a Ueoigtan krep*
K. lie put me In tba bride! chamber
and when I rapreaead my aurpriea ha
««M ha b*«rd about (be golden wadding
and >xpectad m* to bring my hrble
along.
But [ don't believe tbe printer will
aver read ibl*.
Tmm vw*mn PmtRMitM* iNMi.
DAHotOro Main.
Two poMMMrn Id Cuba an. r»
ponrd to h«r» beta detected by Director
Uti ml EuUibooe In fraud# «u iba
fl!SroJl>rp,,rtWnl MfWfatlug
about •1,100.
-Quito rrerelly we diaoorrrrd,”
write* Hi. Batbhooe, “that Ur poet,
■motor at Alqulatr, proriooe of Hu*
*ana, wee abort re hU wooey order
•oeoeote SdW.Od, whortupob aw lei
tardi.toly aeowod bla arraat mad node
daaaod oo Iba Fidelity a«d Dpoutt
Uowpaay for tba arueuat of Urn abort
M». In wblob eoapaoy bo woo i ended
for •• ooa
"The aoeeed oBemW «-i Uo peat
JuMn*. »bo drew tea mom*
order# m CtMfqagee, Wnr fat WOO
eaeb apd one for fgO. . Ua alaard aoM
m«h otbar i ban hla m and bp gulag
to Oiaufuegoa obUload payvanl of
tba order# through the aoaaat af aa
■o*oaapttea. Tba Jaoaro defaulter bM
not fat law ar Mated."
Id eeeeaqueeoe of Ur a. d keener Ur
an lareaiigailoa bM baao ordered of
evriy Money ordrr uOo# on tbe Weed
ut nee*.
Aeoordlag to a iiHobaat raeelrod
»t tbe ftetaOoo OepertMeut reeaetly,
10 of tba 1T8 poMoWcaa oo tbe Ulead of
Ctrta are to eharge of Aaerteoea m
eeUeg PM Meet are. The HottQoWoM
do taperrked laUadaa deathum, Queu
rattsrfcSK-siir
«Hawed arecege ebetrt W.dOO.
T* ItMttMBMm HI.
• Tan liner# b mu quMaa Maa al
MeMOtanfUMMe aeaup W b fata want*
IM* TO* #«•< kai Lttn«Mh MM##
mmua mi uvaai.
»p« *• Mr. Mm to rr»fn «lM
M
UII. ionian. i* Ailaata Innul.
Rilabig alf*lf« »r tbooth, Mtber for
grafting ur b.y i.*« Iwn op i«Um ptm
ot.1 tlau com od to a Tory (lulltod
«nu oo son two farm*. Thli highly
uotrtuooa plant hot ueon amafiilaUI
In a«yH«aau with it* trading QoaHtio*
fur all oUimm of oar llvaMoefc. Than
li no roaauo why rrrry rarmr MmmM
pot bare at Iran an oerr er taw ta
luaora. Ito aultlvotUn wherever eh
aarrod M UourgU la aaually ooednad to
iha herder* of garden wait* or • oory
•■all patoh near um lot. The orriMr
in teal mg the (undue** of aleak far
!•{•*■•*■• noticed that berate aad eon
•III leave My MW bled of had for It,
•blab they eat with a deemed ndtan.
AS AXCIKVT rut XT.
. **•'*• caaiaMoly given
til alfalfa In Um anuth U <xoi of Um
oldaM fnraao plain* kanon lo mob.
before Urn CtxMiao it* Um *T um
oatltfated It to largo oaauiUaa Ui read
la tbalr burro* and It haa hold iu Mf
for iff! wtirraror It* fradlnr nha haa
eoM In aoe.pMlti.Mi •it* athor piauia
eitbar for groslod or hay. Iu oh It are
I* Iberafum noUilog and; m«r la Ha
high vain* for fording purpaea. U
“*a»M to aald editor Au Ha eetuya
raadlly to pauper forUHauioo ~aod
Un-rough preparation of ibc »a|. La
flam It a ptraelal aod one* a Mead ta
obtained wlM grow 0*- erupt ruutio
«"ualy fortlibiy yoir* witiioutro Mad
lug lie yield la ouutmoiw on gaud
loud giving aemal cutting* aad tlrU
lag tram 0 Pi 1A ton* nf dry liay par
eon daring the ran of n year. i
Tmo to tow.
• no proper uuia «• >a Ibis part
or ii* amutry *o*l.l ba Uw latter part
«< Peiwuary id dareh er w fcpteooer.
U «»n la Uw aailf spring Uw avod
aiMinWi ba drilled la atutll** terra**
two fart Span to na to permit cuttWa
t ni l by which gram and wsadr way Iw
a«pt down daring aamairr. la (top*
tewibcf Um wad way ba ao*a brood
rt.t and If the patch *a» atartaf lu
Uareh awd may (has ba aw* down iu
u* inlddb* .ud lightly harrowed lo.
Tlw must MiooKoalal plan for meortug
a aland no mattar ho* Uw e*ad am
pUutud w to aao a light roller at broth
u,T,w’.wTb? «•**• •■nu
and alowid bo bat ilgfcUy | r mi l into
tbs toll- If tea mad era drill'd It
nqoir*i .boat k pooodt of aatd par
acrr; if tw.uwlcaat front 3» (u li pouadt
per *crv.
rexrtaL-to tub toiu
• o«»d to grow luoerti torcveafully or
profllabW ajutt br ii<iarwll> naj far*
tile or reno-nil a»li> uiaral Mwsuriag.
Uood deal■!..*' la .1.1 imiaiiry at Uw
ptuit *111 ||.»1 Uifvr w am aa| where
•ab-r may e-ilret .ad eUnd laager
«biM 48 hours at a Uotr Tl>* pleat
fredt lest ou l-m. poU-Ji ,„o phwp
Itoriaaoidt' Uiu no *>.ii I*,
especially rich 1.1 timo ti.ua rlmuu.
blue la vary row, m Ml and should be
heavily applied II uut already pnwaat
in Urge quantities la tba toil. The
land salacOed for lueara should 1* «
Bald wbhth oho ba devoted to tta aw
f* ••Jr*** ,f"* A clean lure* mt
Inod tbitM be tol'otad o-ie u fme from
grpeaand weed an possible. Ikes* Uw
14 mwibaHUagdmw 8*b
aoltlag I* Import oat sad Um h.rdpan be
neath Uw upper layer of tall sboold ba
will bmkoB. lwn.ru roots grov deem
BwteNate have prove* that m soft
«lil.*l>Vqyt* **»*« outdlfaled over a
depth of 80 fmt. A ranter am wall
afford I* spend soma extra tlate la
jmpanog bta aoll for lucent In view or
UM fate that It will over afwrward*
taka ears of Itself, and furalah abend
lb* ** mvastawai of
••J?* “< *}» fnwttp imttal of Uw la^.
AfUc plowing tba land be bammed or
rollod terentl timet awtll the toll It
daa sad mallow.
luiTitnm Am cvrim.
It my te Writ to *uu» ten that
teiamd naaaiw dna mmaate a «aod
ftotiUaar for lurnm owing In the lam
nuwter td imII grata sard aawmUy
prtnwt la aaab ■him vtlehara apt
lotrrmiottaand gfnumaMe. If ante
fartilinr* art thoroughly roUad tbn
ttentdnu.. kotoia’ Whan 7b*
hwte Id to 18 lagbo* high
^■tsa^susaxc
8 m rm la nan ought t« ho rxarclaad
tha Ant yaar tat orter to gin th* idaat
a good root lug killn mN. KaM n
nhniaay not te rcpratad aatll after
tte Crat yaar.
trorttat la a lop dates# of oAton
a*ad oteal Mm tha drill* will ate*
«ua growth .ad a rloh gran **& te
tte follaga <>f the I'taoi. Out fag hay
whaa tte flrri tovariteft* te^appawi
»tete °* **» teaag*a hard
nd wood;, which laterihrea with ttete
fSTiteM -z'z'trxr*' ******
•tea Id ba *•» diirlHib!Tnnte
tear* >»«. aftar tta MaraahanwOnd
Mated te noted ap la** wladrowa.
LM It ter a day ar two aad bate te tte
tent. Tte laaea* tetag tea mat
psg&,!yj^k^a:
aat lateag tte team. la oar *aattn
**na or atgh* aatllagi my te ted
teaaaWy. aad If tfaotad aa rite late
fWd W on aad a half u Iw* loai of
•oad tey aaa b* laieteid teary Mar
•r tee waakm.
ruono a a ant.
Laaar* l* oaa of tte teal arm far
c»t».'su£ws
aad abated hated Id n* arte la* with
rlthor team aaab a* teddar wteat ar
aat an. M te ear/ rtah la pidlate.
hot Iritelnl la tte fate IldteBte
anyxriiwfto-ss.S
M**te *te* ante or wte* ite dev I*
I_
SBMIIHB Of i
OmmmAU
•cw tow Utmm tMi darito aa
Plum May aata tauato
(•myiaiiunMdaaaMB at |3E55t:
2*rtS!f lMwy te-atort; Uta '
roots will ga town toaaac toa daw
of Uw fruit troao, aadtSa Uttar will
■to a» «real to. MastWa to UW.
Ixuara osa to.aafliy aattaa «M af to
oil# wood plowlo*. tr It U »0t dMUcd
Mi«Mi|»CTr.rrdn<W Us
yariaMat with K oa ••*aU*Mto uki
aowvttMtdwf Its salaa aw tto tom.
A quar mat mm aata wRI mm mmmy »
Imanal of *arn and it wM aaatlaaa to
twu m alfalfa at Una Utaa. to atov . ■
aata af laat ■aana V man arum wawU
aut to a> snw.aly 64 Wf* koya V*
MhwnawMRtolnititaM la
to tat.,re. ..el UgA tS.l ^Th«W
valaa will to tally aatW aad ayw
Ctata*. __'_~
wmrnmmmmmmmm ■
uujMMSt am at* atoritwi
UaHaaWwrtMaanaiB UbtMa.a#
TaamUaaMIUwaaifvla Am IW
Btoat wto raaaaa atosaiwr awary day
aa luJit-ari-wrly aa isruyTi to *“*-i jl
to V»!«»"rr»to». Hwtaa laataadwfa
DdUl dull.
It to avaiatfelaa tocloodiy arts «r
aasM m, aaya tto tow FraaaUon Ar
atHfarr. luaw a |*r a aiad UUw to.
dtoauwlal toad rutoualni.ra ---
of aw war <tur. aadtotoaw? ttot”tto
■di *toa iqi— Itl door of tto ’tto
fax p»w ouald draw a aagatlalda atoato
fur VlOO.ift) aa swiMy aa rod oaald atcw
lu otwatof toy praaaaai. Maria Hat
all ueaal foreieralaryatagw tobaaw
t^JL**** ——* * ■ <ta»ao4 worth
tUflOO MaSUf at Utaa Trom a oago-op
anlorHtokln. —
urtM attention to _,__
brilliancy uC hte jawtot. lw1
VXg<.\X'JZ
woaid e *
not tood fallow a
white on duty.
Tha io«*m uf MIIHoaata Brad baryte
Urltaiblllty h hte aratadapata.
Wh*t w-uM hatha vim af hftiag
300 i>mm4< <*• man anah trip tev »
Ofiv pound hoy amid do tho work
wuboot war m.d tear oa fhabaacwaot
aaeniwrr, iw> *-- —. 1*rfswnttiw
aaiy>lru}lnguf wlta otblao T
A teyrraanlaMw of tiw Krimintr
fnood William B. DraJoory t. UmoaL
of ihaatevatorailtte iT rtdt HfadOwiT.
■ uaiiiua K lip and down tho Nnft ao
f*-*** rl-itr. at/ maid aond It. Bat
Mr. Drodbary aruald sot tnte. Utta
uu»y luunlog Ma hotai nod htedovoter
Im hU oad baahtea it waont aay at tho
uowaiiapora barinaai aaytino. Loot
ing iba ai«fatur,.bo ilawtmil tho door
aoddtoopjwOfad tabta private niter.
Bat Mr. Bradbury teaaMo of Moods.
In aalwrqoawt lamhaf ha good
uaiuo-dly okpUteod that tea traitod ail
hteIda loug, haaapa aodbaaa right
to harp an arotWaf. Aatod far too
oaaaaa of at tear yaatarioUtoalao
who amrh. ho aaliWhwa ara aaaa. ha
nwtetlMtraroafliMd. Thao ha ip
daliad too aaaoa of ooom af t*—n
Fair Flood. O'Rrtan, Htaaford, Ocnoh
IhdlnSr Sharon, w-*n~r Potto.
“A moo's got u> wart to Uva.” ooM
bo. ‘ That's what boas aad mmZ
arogtera otter. Whao yow tow down
yoar aagloo yoar bolter lo going to
Ituu
Uow to gat tteb? That ta Jwdar
•or m atiTthtef oteo oa aaith. Jaat
aaaaay. utodyoh. All fha baas lo dn
lo to tour yaw uiad aw tn. GHaaap
iyoritotog ateo. Qiao op frtaada. d?
dr%u, %tmm wmi m^flnrl Pimmny
Tjkt (t urn Mfanmmml*.
SyjZs&g *?*•
aS£ym.e.»s::;
ewarwasttaar.tt
-hatojMtewdteted that Mhtocha
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