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jGastonia
Devoted to the Protection of Home end the Iotenets of
Vol. XXII. • _GASTONIA, N. C„ THURSDAY, JUNE
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BILL ARP ON LABOR.
WAITS TO MOW WHEI THE OOI
TLIOT WILLIID.
HI* tupel lt> Wo* TO* Teller*—I1 la
Nil t* Na Ik* CklMat* Ik Ik* r**
laarl** Wtorlog TkMr Ll.a* Away
•*d Imm*i r*r ■<•>.
Dill Ary 1* Ail*n ts OunwnnUo*.
Liborasd c.piinl When will ibi long
pr o tract edttroulo cease. Awaybaoklo
history lb sit was a w*r Ibal lasted SO
yaara, but this war haa lasted lougtr
lb as that and strata to grow more bit
ter aa the year* roll on. lu tba gx»d
old times it did not affeot the Bunts
but like e part llano* It spreac aad there
earns to be no remedy All of the
women—most allot tba man. ouisldo
of the eapitallsl*—bars haretoforesym
pathised with tha tollers In their da
rn soda for lees work sod bottir pay.
They bare bitterly denounced lb«
hamsllam waoageia who would wear out
the life of s child before It gets arum
—who would keep them caged la fac
tories trm early morn till lamplight,
with not on boar for recreation, No
Kay day. do play day, ih> ball gams
nor marble*, nor Baking, nor frolic of
any kind for tba boys; no hunting wild
flowera or blackberries for the girls, no
youthful ptaaearar, oo WOWS, net Het
urdsy; but from year to year It's
“Work—work-woik-io the doll De
ember lliht.
Aod work —work— work, when the
weslber Is warm sud bright."
Uow sad It i* to sen thorn loll ss
If la a treadmill, and lo hear tbewi
algb ss they glauce from Ibo windows
of tbalr dally prison. and with longing
•yea whisper
“Oh t but to breathe the hrealb of lha
woods aod dower* sweet.
With the Wy shore my head'sad tba
grassbeuealh my feat."
And this is aad pathetic and bet for
heart lees legislation aod legislators,
would baT* long since bean remedied
Ills lb* goad side of hanstn nature
that arouses sympathy for tba poor,
and Leigh Hant never wrote a sweeter
line then that of Abou Ben Adbawts
plea for eclrsuci Into paradise :
“Write me aa oos who lovas his fellow
Id ruminating about tba wants of
tba poet I have oflso thought tbat the
treatmt vast aad tba bast boon to a
toiler was a bora*. Hoao— aa* of tba
swaetast word* to any language. I la
beat dadollon la to Um heart for lan
guage fall* to express It. Indeed there
are soma languages tbat hay* ao word
for ll-oo synonym. Tba I* race It haa
non* and substitute* uulr an »bod« or
dwelling place. Tba bust definition la
found in the old Sanskrit, Um aaored
dialect of tbe Hindoos aod Panlana.
Tbe word la Ksbana and manna a per
manent ptae* of rest and security.
Would tbat all tba poor, all lb* toiler a,
all the woman aad oblldma In tba land
bad tha'—a permanent abode—a place
of not aod security. No landlord to
call for ran la—do aspiring lease, no
uooartaia titk, but a bona wbata lb*
good wife can plant ber owe vines aud
adorn bar awn yard wllb Sowars aad
real tbat tb*v are bar* aad bar chil
dren**. Wby didn’t Mr. Garaegio think
of Ibis aad glva homes to tbs poor.
Inataad of books. Fifty millions of
dollar* would have given comfortable
bom** to om hundred Utoaaaod poor
families—and givou a permanent place
of mat sod security to at least bait a
tall]km to tba tottera. rise time was
whan a Method 1st preacher was notes
tllled to a bom* no mom than a Ro
man Catholic priest was to a wifa. Ha
moat abide for a year La any bourn that
was absap sad vacant. Ha must b* tba
exemplar ef humanity mad nasal bah
aaae, for they mid that tha Savior was
bora la a manger aad his softest fcod
was hay. Hut them I* some more
scripture that demand* tba best of ev
erything for lb* priesthood, and tbat
any*: "Touch not My aoolniad, aad
do My prophets ao barm.” A better
civilisation now provMaa a good ooat
fortabi* parsonage in almost every
town and village aad I am glad or It,
aot so much for sympathy for tbe
Preacher, but for hi* good, long to Str
ing and patient wife and liar (rowing
child ran. Woman Iotas her hom* aod
love* to adorn It with fruit aod flow
er*. When tbe Met hod lata gat strong
enough to buUd a parsonage the*
should not atop at lb* Oslehiog of too
bona*, but have a permanent oom
mlllea of ladle* to pleat sin** aod
roam and make gravel walks, aad **
tab!lab a garden with such thing* tbab
do not past away and per lab with lbs
year. Plant fruit trass, make aa
asparagus bed and don’t forget tha
strawberries and raspberries, and bam
and them plant soma of the eld tlm*
garden limbs, auob as sage aud tala
and parsley aud oatemas for a awaat
breath gad mlot for tha children*
eolla. Fix tba plam up for a ham* aad
•haa toa goad wifa leave* it, of course,
rtawm tears it alasu aad keys It with
ref rat, aad her aaaaasaor will be happy
aad talk about bar to Urn aedghbor?
If I was a bishop 1 woo Id ailed*touti
at lb* gaaarsl coofamooa and 1st
monk SIMM on What John Waalay
saM. that "Claaolloee* was aest to
This ia not Id Um Bible, but might
bee* been eod done no harm.
Tee, Um kladbaartad ***1 bave
generally been ayapeUilalng wKb Um
etrlkare, bat Um oeea at MfW, O.,
baa dtacoorefed theta. We M* that
Mr. Vallaaaiu died auddenly IMa weak.
He waa paly Wetyotae year* aM tad
tha optaloa to tkat bit grief aad Mortl
®f'*ul0* ®ba a reel atrlke eeuaad kta
daaib. A nobler rich bmb mtt Head
ar died. Ha van Um yraaMMt of Um
sz-tt
wilt mod1* ye red lee. Trmm tlMa to
tfaae be kao redeoed the beam of wet*
aad leaaaaoad (be eoaeonaatkm. The
aeOagaa far Mo paotde wee* aodalt
tor oewfoct—good gaidaoa. alee dow
•ra— a aHHaa moo aaat free (a Maw
Uicm hoar to plant and grow flower*, a
fra* library o( wall Mieclad book*, hos
pital* for <be *lok, good nursra. good
bad*, all fraa and ao lost line charged
against tbem, batli room* with Tint
aod eoM water and vitae given lo bath*;
clean towel* and soap, fur Ui* women
aod glib he had toilet room* and belli
room* and brashes and ooiobs an) even
curling toog* i rnvkied; tof.s aad cot*
to reonoe ou and books to read. Every
tlilog was made a* much Ilka
hums a* a loving mother would
have provided. Ualf »f every
Saluid.y wo Ibelre. Mr Pat
tenon w»* b.pyy. He Ur I lev, d lie bad
aolvad tha problem of ospUelaud labor
Hut about three yean ago a labor;
uu loo wae formed aud IU com to litre
began to hunt up dcvllmeot. Not long
*g« they dHoovered that Uu a.euo
towrU that were furnished Ui* bath
rooms free wen washed every sr*ak by
some poor woman who did not belong
to the union, aad they demanded of
Mr. Patterson that h* have lilt wash
tag dona by union folks. II* refusal
and lbs coaalUat urdarrd a strike.
Then Ire declared that hta meo ararr
not charged for the bath* nor the
towlea nor tba soap, aud bu would tvtp
tbu whole businea*, which ha did.
Next they ordered tli* dtaoharg* af hi*
superintendent heeaua# ha wai not a
union man Tbl* w.» refused aud
they struck again They also ordered
that two unlem meo who had hern dis
charged for bad work aboald be re
storad. Ha featured lbam and paid
them regularly SIS a week roreeefa.
but gat* them ao work, say lag that
they were not oompeteot, bat ha would
pay tbem. Aud eo they bunted .round
for other thtaga end fluidly ordered a
big strike, aad It bu been oa for week*
and uo settlement. Up lo date Uaa
loa# Ui wotkmau lo wages amoaola to
(190,000 and all these poor families
ara lu dletram aod would go back If
Hi* ubIob committee would let tbem.
It wa* at Dayton whan a few moalb,
ago lb* UK loa crowd panned eon*
sou uo loo meo aod knocked l hem
down aad hammered tbvlr Qcgci* lo a
Jally with stoora so tbey coaid not
work any isoie Mr. PaUaraon’a
works hava barn vHired by peogrvea
Iva men from all conn trim, a bo
wanted to *ta how he managed that
great basis*** without say slash,
between hU capital aad thalr labor,
! aad BOW tbayaay,*'! told you m. I
koow It would not last I"
It mad* me right *lok to read a boat
U, for H Is much worse than I bare
told It. I* our sympathy fur tb* poor
all wasted. No—do! It 1* those oon
temptlbW leaders who got oa tb* com
mittee and wasted to mak* a big fan
out of oothiog. With tba great com.
bloaitoo trtut* oa op* side and tba
union slrlken on the oilier aide, wo,
the unproductive middle olaaa, who
make oar llvlag by oar wit*, ara lo a
had Ok. Bat thank tba good Lord wa
we (till have meat aod bread aad
strawberries at our bouse.
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TIM Drtn la l lllw.
PnrrUat MM Otacmr.
The drift of population Ui tba cl tie*
continue*. It la not tba growth of tha
olttaa that need* to ba taten lain ac
count. That follow* tba growth In tba
population of tha oouolry- But tba
greater telatlre growth of tba cilia*.
A aaaana bulletin haa Jam bran
taauad which *bow* that the aombtoad
population In tba loOorpOiatad towaa
and dtl«* of tb* United State* consti
tute* 47 par crol of tba total popula
tloo ot tha Union, aa ■ galoot 41 prr
oent. In 1890. Kew York take* the
lead Hi Ihl* reapaot, 77 per cool. of the
pawl* ot that State Itvtog lo the citlaa
aod towaa ■* agalnat 09 par oaaL In
WOO. It m worth noting that Uw rats
ot laeraaaa from 1090 to 1900, for the
who)* country, la greater than that for
Kew York, the (Hat* which for many
decade* ba* rtowi the greatest tenden
cy to congestion of pupulatloo. Thla
may ba accounted lor by the fact that
ilia limit of endurance haa bean a I moat
readied In the earn of Kaw York; tmt.
bowetn that may be, an I norma* at
neatly fiftoan par eant. which t* tb*
into of I do ream ropreocoted by tha
change of lha par eantog* of urban
population from 1890 to 1900 la the
country at large, weak), If aontloned.
•ooo bring tba general average op to
tb* oepdttloa of Kew York.
Them oonstdrrsuon* meke the prob
lem of municipal gOTernment, already
baaoma on* of tb* wty gran*teat of all
public question*, mam and mom Im
portant. It baa bean too much the
habit (a America to look down upon
m he let pal offioe holding aa nnworthy
of tha am hit low of tba battar clam of
ema- Bat a ehsof* tn thla rrapaot.
wbll* mom daalrahla, will fall abort of
aOmtlog the naeamary ebaaga Ip eon-,
dillOM aa long aa to largo a proportion
of tb* rotar* eoallotM to ba oorrnpt
aad parebaaabU. Tb* dlefraeebMag
law* la the Mouth will go a long way*
toward* redeeming Soathera civics, bat
tha North will mill have It* teeming
mUlloi.e of degraded foreign »ci*r*. to
any nothing er tb* native* of like de
gree.
How lo remove the enormoaa power
wblok tha oily ring* pot**** though
patronage. bribery, nod the eonapt
am of a rim Inal warraetoend proemma.
U a problem which daeenrra lha btm
thought af our bam people, for olty life
to rapidly baoomlag tb* mem Irapor
T*# tollbb toaMf riMMM.
KonrmiNi'.itowi.
*f *!»
nw*»jr. MW. u ooapirrd with tbo
®* 104 mm, M r«port«d
*f ‘**Uk°2«*»W. *04 flUMkl
CIbrooteto, »*n •» fultoac
ndSlT
WIU> IU OMOfftlQM of Uw If 144)0
HUUo, tbo hm Imtnm of okM m
oiototf 4m U tbo roormoo Uw)
oMtobtlon la lfo* Tort, tbo M0«lh
Miowa a vary raaoh larpor porooatopoof
looroaao tbaa oay ofbor aootioo.
JUNE SALE I
Clearing out the Millinery.
'Every lady loves a bargain, and can recognise
a bargain quicker than a man. Her keen
•ewe of appreciation b evidence of thb.
Our advertised cut prices ore so decisive as to Inter
est and command the attention of the shrewdest shop
pers, find t availably bring forth a ready response.
All Trimmed Hats at Half-Price.
All Untrimmed and Walking
Hats reduced one-third.
Hats at 60,76, $1.00, $1.06, $1.60, to $10.60,
to go at 06,38, 60, 83, 76, to $6.06.
Foliage and Flowers reduced in proportion.
LADIES NECKWEAR.
Big lot of the latest styles and designs
on hand every day..
J. F. YEAGER,
LADIES’ FITBNXflHllTOfl A BPEOIALTY.
waaungl&a KmmM.
Am compulsory education hi neither
democratic nor lair tha Mraaaagvr baa
not favwrwd U. It haa cat baa* willing
to endorse a me sears that appeared ex
tremely Tiolallre of tba rights at tha
home and Imported. Bat It doas not
look pleasant wbra to many white pa
rents refuse to avail themselves of iba
facilities for edsealing Uieir children
farnlsbed free by tbo state. Thor* an
la tbo aebool esoeus la North Uorolloa
4M.431 white and 220.196 negro chit- j
diwn of he boo I age. Total 839,898. Of
Ibaao tba aebool enrollment amoonted
to bat 170.447 whiles, and 130,000 ne
groes—total *00,434. This was these
rot lineal leaving 239.000 not enrol lad.
A shameful bustoew* showing criminal
neglect. Bat Bark. Tba act sal at
tendance waa dtagtaoefaL Ol those
recetvlog the rudlmeule of education
tlaera were bat 141,413 while or last
than out third. Of the negroes there
were bat 03,303 or bat little non than
on* fourth of tba total. That U to say
in all North Carolina oat o( a aebool
census of 339.388 children or aebool
aga. bat 209.918 attended regularly,
Tba avenge alleodanoa waa much leas
than ona-tblrd of lha whole, which Is
vary bad. Thera are la the stale 3.422
while tebool districts and 1.423 white
school districts and 2,488 colored dis
trict*, a total ot 7 BIO, Tha receipts
from taxes for poMie school* and ex
pended to them last year were II 081,
377,94 u abnaan by tba report of lha
superintendent or pubii* instruction.
Wbat I* to fa* douaT What can b*
dona with such a condition? Why ex
pand mo much moony for schools iba
parent* oaHUor daatr* no* appreciate?
Must theta bad thing* eoatlaae? Mart
tba III Iterates oootlout ta abound?
Whara lie* Uw remedy? W* give It op.
W* know not whara no less after • U
that can be aatd against a Uw of ooes
palsion tha state is driven toeaforoa
by law regnlar attaodanaa upon tba
►shoot* nt all child ran of glwn aga*.
And that would ba “compulsory educa
tion,” which lha Messenger ha* saver
favored. But are not ignorance and
atupted nag tact of opportunities de
rarvlog of aoxiatblag Baodatory whan
lha Interests of society and tha repute
of a great stale ara involved? We
give it up. ’
Lwt rreotof Dr*. Moor* aad Fan
o*llo wen ItManl to Bre-ba-doo, i
colored retllrtMnt b*Uw Bow Hirer
to inrretigat* Um prereteaoo *f areil
poo reported to bo t* that **eUo«.
Whon tbo oltfaet of tbo vMt of three
pby*toUn* boe*«o knows Um Mgrore
ooprereed Indlgoallon, ood on* ou,
whom Um pbyatetaa* *1*1 a w*o Urn
■■toted with tbl* lootb*ore» dire***
•pproMbed tbo boggy ood turwd Um
«0*n wbo bod goo* tbor* oo « mlrelon
of good. 0* wm (truck on lb* bred
with • baggy whip «*d a hot no* re
ared. U* WM eloaely followed l>y
both pbrtielaM. wbo know tb* Moo
wm ••noted ood Brook) not be p*r
e»m*d to aMoetou with otbora, and
tbo* apreod Um dire*.e, n* wm next
gtreo a bard thump on tho book with •
(tore, and n taw *bcu from n rerelrw
wore aU* brongbt Into pUy. Bland
wm drawn hot lb* moot* *oetiered i*
hla light retd reaped I* tbo wood*.
John D. BookaMIre b*o glrea MOO.
000 to round tbo •,Hock«<ell»T laattla
I* of Medtrel Bearer®b,” to Miry re
loreillgatlon* <>r probka* of aadUifM
and brgtere Tbo work will bo «om
by dlBerent Mlontht* In Um Uboreto
rtnofth* greet on 1 rerank* at tbl*
oonnuy nod Oread*. PkrUdlretty,
tbnre wtB bn reretiog* of tbo dhretom.
at wbtek lb* rwntu of tb* larretlgw
Wore wilt b* glrea to Um poMU. It ia
arid that tb* atndy of tho atilt wpply
of tho oooolry will to Um Aral
prebtre* token h*Maf.
€Wwv*etc4 «r—■«■>>•
AMMvtUaRyomaJ.iUk.io Ckartane Ubaarny
TUto Bwoloi about 10 •’slock Uhi
Jury relumed a raid tot ut guilty >u
tbe Bona poetoffloe burglar* cam.
Ttik defend aoU. CaUa and JoJioton. I
while, end PMUr Mid Ullle, oolorad, I
were mob found guilty of burglary In
the Arm degrra
Oalynno legal banging bee oooot
red In Duneoaabe tjeoe tbe oivll war.
11 unitary bring a capital otfenee. tbe
verdict in them eeom le tbe principal
•abject of oonveieatioo here to day, i
A great crowd wm pnarM when tbe >
jery cams into tba court room, and
bnadrede of eym oloorly ootuund U«
face of the prUontn, ea each juror,
when tbe poll era* taken, naawered
“gulltj.” If tbe cue demand mn
felt any toward entoUun there war
very UUle outward evidence of tbe
fact
Home morilha ago two ef tbrm mm
entered the atom In which wm kept tin
puetoflloe at JCtDCUa, BueeoaitM county. I
while two ream lord outable the build
<*g- tbnlr utfaet being robbery. A
young men who clerked la tbe a turn,
named Alexander, arm aroueed. bet
tb« robbere covered him with platole
while they proceeded to rob tbe place.
A eat Keeping to tbe atom wm area aod
aod jumped off (be counter. Thte di
vwrtad robbere’ aitmUon end tn no le
*taat Alexander tied mixed a ptetol {
wed opened Are on them. They re
turned tba Are eevemlv wooodlng
Alexander, who far a long time linger
ed near death’* doer bet aabeegueatly
reoeveead. The crime aad tbe bravery
uC Alexander attracted mucti elleetfoc
Lynching wm feared aad tbe prlaoa
era. wbo were arreeted eotfo after com
mlewoo of tba trim were taken to
Charlotte jell foe eafo keeping.
IwiiMf fw-WIM Nwlf la *■■■■.
Wndortam kano, 90.
Ceaatdarabta rxeiieaieat wae eaaetd
la Tolhtoa taat Friday by tba report
tba* a unrabtr of wild people lu been
•ran bear tba tow*. Aooordlgg to tba
report tba ertld people eonalatad of a
■>»n, woiaaa aad two ebUdvan, all of
tbeai wara perfectly node, rxoept that
their bodies war* coeatad wttli Imig,
•L««y hair. Tlvv ware drat aaea by
a colored girt la Mr. W. F. Cramp',
■at patch. Anrraarde quite a nan
bar of colored non aad wonia aaagbt
‘•glinoees” of tba wMd tbiege aa ttSry
darted through tba wood*.
Saturday a baaUag party want oat
la saerob of tba wM people, but failed
to either eaptere or locale then.
Sunday aftereeoa auothrr aad aura
ex tenet ve expedition wa* organlaed, to
go la aaarob of than. Thto patty waa
W by ex Oougrreenaa Ohariaa H.
Marti* and Bar. Jinnla Liu la. Mr.
Maftla'a Idas «aa, W.are Informed,
that It waa tba duly of goad oitlaaoa
ta do avrrything aaaMMa to eapture
the wild people aad ted than, aeUbor
wlat. tbry neat pariah, te tbaM V*. ba
remarked, nut rip* frolt te tba* to
ted ouettbUilne. Aflor a thoroaih
baatlaw of tba hoaha* aad taaah gotag
ap aod dowe m tba wood* tba hint
era* finally gleao up by tba Beoday
afternoon expedition. aa bad bee* 4tm
by that of Saturday, without hair or
bide of Um wild family batag area.
Aad new tbara art soma panpla
aroead PoUiaa wba aia to Matter'..
UUa a* ta lueiaerta that tbara an aa
wild people la a hand rad nJm of tba*
ordinarily paaoaful village
Fat rafy lag lead hi rite UUwtloaa
prod*era eflwta Ilka tbaaa of enonte,
but Dr. Ktag* Vow Life Pftla anal
the poiooao fran atnggtd how»u. geot
j bet rarely. oral eg Oowetijn
f5r»r». an Liver, Kid say and Dural
troablaa Only Ma at J. X. Ourry *
On*
Iron lb. IWni, will."** 1,111,1
)«• Falk carried boas* a atrip of
aka fmg lap Maoday.
Mr. Brorat Milter. of Uartonla ttae
*•> warn Sunday seeing bk brat girl.
M/a. U. Lee Falk U atayiag tbk
waak with-her stater, MrTUaoaa at
Gartouli, aa aba la atill qaUa akb.
Tba oat crag tat tbto aretloo U aaid
to be tba floral for au; yras. We
Warn that tba wheat crop wlU a«t ba
mm mood mm atiMtid.
Mra. J. rtuiS., Mr*. 6. D. Her
Mra. LiotoFUk, MMaa* Katie
Garrett aod Lkak Jackaoo gatbk waak
aa delrsmua frok tbk ptaae to tba Mia
alt£a>y Conference at Uaatoaia.
Chief Kendrick haa garcbaaad a wall
lreload Wood hound (ran Chief Dp.
can. of lilacksbarg, aad bp bk feat
Make Moaday id whiub ba brought tba
fallow In aery readily.
Uaatoa oonuiy baa taUMIabod a
pad bona oo tba obi Arroarood glaoa.
txar Lon* Oraak obarob. aad baa
about 18 pikota awarded tbk*.
K. 11. Garrett. Xrq, got lied out of
hi* bora and buggy last Sunday wwd
before It was rr<eraed bk barneea,
buggy a ltd horse war* right aiwoh
Many af owr readers wlU be Intar
«IP la knew that Mia. X. L. Arm
Mroug. and Dark G. Staatoa tees
beau united In the bonds of matri
mony.
Many of our radars wUt ba pkaap
to laam tbat oar former outran, C. E.
Bdkill. Pa baas rwgpletad ow tba
■•wly rlaotcd board ut aldaraaw of
tbat ally.
Mr. Kobt. Lop boo oared bta fam
ily bare fn.ea Gaatowk aad aa stated
lak aratk k foreman for Mr. I. 11.
Mr* LMi Patta, ooe among oar
banUdlaa, left jeMrtty for Omto
oU where ah* will vtatt rvUtlva* till
lb* Brat of ml areab.
Captain DitUog left Monday iwora
>•( for Philadelphia to aUeod tha
Southern lad oat rial Canaeatloa to ho
bold In that city thla waek.
All oar pooyi* arte wrat to tha axar
etaba during tb* aommaaaaraant at All
Haallag any they war* vary lataraaUag
aad highly eradltabla to both faeoMy
and pupil*, and that tb* aahool to do
ing gate work.
dine* oar Wm* taooo taro mono of
tea at I-pox MTS darriapud at tho mill*
her*, the two mm ora Charita AM—
at lb* XMUag and Tom Laama at t-ta
Lula. Both ara doing aieuly, and at tbta
writing i baas ara tha awly aaora la
town.
Mr. M JxUasbad oabbago from hto
troak patob on mta ham Monday aad
groan baas* on Tnaaday. Uto family
bad tbalr drat bran* tarn week. By tb*
way -pa kxu.r»” wifa ban plasty of
frying abtokona, name and Irian got*,
torn aad Uaohharnaa ta right, too.
Oor raadrr* wiU toorf untu dam ra
Kt that Lawyer Raman li tb Una*
ig*a Moantalu. lfo I* an only am
with bat ana atotat aad bto parent*
baas Anally prevailed ob him to (V
turn to hb boms at Htokory, when h*
•111 oe*it*a*t* graottoa hi* prof realm.
W* no glad that ba dm not Ivar* ba
num ho to not gtaaaod with oar town
and hto treatment, but baoaam ho
wtohm moro ta pltam hto parents.
White twra b* mad* any frioada
•boa* bom Mate* foMaeJblm. Ua baa
praam btabaoif a worthy, blgh loapd
Chrtatiau geaUaaaaa la whom ttero to
nothing *«rn»w or law.
■ta OruJtaSbSTSShS—-a many.
M. M. » ranoruM* aad
wOll-toowii aitlaau of daft— enmity,
■teltoro Jurt aarm* Uw lUtoTwj*
CtoWtoud, aaar Waao. was bar* Uto
EsW&SiZ
Bavalatlmary war pad that bo aftaa
rods Waabtagtaa or
lfo bom OM'
<w_A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME^
■ yuii i jjjMi.ypi j^ii 1iWJSyBBBjlBBWPJlBMWBPI'
.
The new lnbor-tM&vlugr way 1» to do all
till* with on. corn h£rvesfer aad «rn
•b redder.
THE CORN HARVESTER
com into your field and onto your corn and
binds It Into sheaves, stalks, ear. fodder
and all.
THE CORN 5H REDDER
strips off fodder and oar; shreds fodder and
"talk and shacks; delivers the (dean ear in
yuUL ¥ you 14 there; saves the
shattered grains and delivers your shredded
feed on second floor of bam. Many say this
Is superior to timothy hay as a feed.
Buy these machines and save labor. We
make our nsaal favorable terms.
■ CRAIG A WILSON
We use wire-screen doove and rl nisei
DotsMl Where did you get them? Why at
J. E. Page & Company’s.
Wei, welt And did you get them
promptly?
Yes, indeed, after their wire-nettle*
i arrived. They have a full stock on hand
aad are ready to help you In keeping the
Wee out.
SPECIAL CLEARANCE
SALE OF MILLINERY
-n SOW OOIKO OS AT
■*■'» HffTSB P.TTTYrwi^ |<r
Cut prices for cash customers to move stock we
do not wtsk to carryover. Now u your chance.
Pew words, but they mean a lot. Como and see
AT MORRIS BROTHBRr—UP-STAlRg.