The Gastonia
Devoted to the Protection of Home and the Interests of the
YOU XXII. GASTONIA, N. C„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. 1801.
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MU Arp »Ml«m tlMrt Uli la M* *'«■•
IMW* KltuttU Will* II* I'H »wl
BUI Arp, In Allann* Coaeutnllun.
Lit* Up ooiitinuAl tlruggl*— aiirug
gl« lo belter our cuudliion-to krrp
•*on with tb« world or In get ■ I ill to
■bead—» MrugRle lo pay line darn
lltlto Jut debit, a* ttom llttkoy lined
10 call tbtm-a Ml uggle to rum* up
aod edooet* • family of alilldrmi—to
gratify their ra*e<ma bl» Uealne aod
keep them la liailiog dial dice of auctoly.
Tho avorago yooug n*u baa vltloai of
getting rich, but by tba lime three or
four ebtldrao oome along hta belt am
bition It to keep even. The Mruggto
to on blm. A young mother baa no
ambition to get rich, but »b* die* with
bar children to rank with tha Iwat at
homa aod abroad—at church and
acbool and piooioa aod partial. 8>m
docan’t mind lleiog In * ooUaga, but
mult bova aoma nice furniture In tba
pailur aad U>a ball where vtoltort ara
wont to oome. Wbeu thing* gal old
aad familiar aba blnta at a new oarpet
or a largo iquaro rua or aoma Uoe cur
talna hanging from glided bar* over
Uia wludaara, auaamhlng that I* mow
aad up-to dale, aad bar room need*
renovating with tba throe •‘p’e" plaater.
paint aad paper. Why abouMu'l aba?
That room it bar home, or II la bar
prtaoo la aoma caaea. Kh* bat to alt in
It and aaw la It and aoma la it ovary
day and bar orlifaol ays acea every aigo
of dooay—ovary vpldar web aud dy
apack aad tba lamp amoko on the call
ing—awry worn pleeo lu tba carpet or
tho rug or Ilia maillot, and tvary
broken gtaae or hole In tha plaater that
tba children bava mad* A good
mother ean't r*toa up bar children
without *oq*o arcat nod tear of forut
lure and Hoary. It ahould never be
forgotten by tha yoong huabtnd that It
to womAQ'a nature to love ornament
aad beautiful tetaga. It waa for bar
that God made the Huwera and elotbed
tha earth with gram aod made btrda lo
Mag aad Madded tha heaveaa with
Mara. Too average man care# but
lltlto tar thtae thing*, and la all
abaorbad In tba aucoaaa of bn kuatneaa
wbatavar It U. If bo had bran eaade
alarm there would have been no bird*
bat buBard*, no Itowuiv bet dog fen
nel.
•-The worll waa ■)<*—) hr «rrUc-i waa a wtM.
Am) ouu, the henntl. *J»a*S lUI wticowd Mwiml*
But lb* struggle La ou him—Ibe
■iruggle to maintain aod pWase tba
wife sod th« childrra. Ilia responsi
bility la Ilia aod Im feela it, for ibe
rearing of a family la a respectable
way la tbe biggest uodartaklng In tbia
life. He eaa't do tbls aod gtl rich
hocsaUy, aod lie aliould not wish lo.
Riches geuerelly dwarf a man lu bla
setter emotions and proas a curse to
till children. Of oouree. any ahtewd
man eaa gat rich It be will make a bog
if bimaelf—If he will do aa tba riot)
olaar said be did—"boy nothing that
.■on ara ob'igad to have.”
Tba ambition of every mao aod wo
man la to better lhair condition If poe
ilble. Tula » laudable and right.
When l waa young tbara waa no glaae
window to eur little bedroom-only a
ibutter; no cooking suits, no lamp
Igtit. so steal pens or matches, no a toes
:loUua nor sewing machinal, bat lu a
lew yaaramy father bettered bis oondl
Joa and built a tetter bouse aod gave
ila children a good education, aud then
[ married and battered my coadition
ind my wife aad 1 undertook to raise a
look of oblldrea on a higher plane than
ee bad been raised oo. We have soc
■cedad pceuy well, bat U has been a
:ooliaual struggle, especially since the
ear. It la bard to keep evsu. There
re so many new Inventions, new
Israel Iona that Inman labor or give
lessors that tbe temptation Is vary
rest sad a liberal man la liable to gst
a tba lx of tba old fellow who asld lie
res aboot even with tbe world and
as ready to die for be owarl aboot aa
ibot as ha didn't ows.
It la these fixed charges that keep a
■an ever embarrassed. Flxad charges)
bat la what Urn railroad companies
Ul them—expenses that are regular
rare month aad de not vary. I waa
icalnatlng a boat the fixed charges in
moat aytry Inspired raoally in » towu
r ally. My own for example. There
a taxne aod fire lorursece, say 1190
ir annum, or $10 a month; water,
L#0; cook, $10; washing, $5. obureli
id ainiMjmraoi, Ol,
ood tad ood 18; tor, «ay 81 (or to
rertf*; pOtUft and box rent. $9
•v, oil :1mm make 740 (SO of Oxed
larget per moolb. not iDotadlog tb*
at ot keeping t hone tod t oow.
id (boro i* • par e*nt for Mitnatl re
iin on the dwelling. And to muoti
ot* tbto half cf tb* Id come gooo (or
cad ebtrgM that ooett to to onarold
4o. Of eouree we can dluolw the
ok aad do without tb* trtephooe.
it wo do not wlab to, (or both are
eat comforts, e*r*eialtt when com
ay oow at. We bare long a turn dla
weed the bone and the oow. Now,
Mr* do the food aad etotblng ooaae
m, tor It Ubee wort (or too uaflxod
logo toaa (Im Hard. Then there I*
wethlog wanted almost every day
r ehartty. Book agent* oeae aimoot
try day and exolte oar sympathy,
t wo bar* long alao* oat eff that ex
oae. Om earn* ytaterdey (tot had
moral Mllaa for ooe of It* editor*,
shouldn't star In a»p houaa. Those
attorn pebtiaber* MOW to tblak we
n no faetiag—no reaaolmeat— aad
Eaook to abort “t/oeU Tom**
a” and tor other fraod upon aa,
4 **m* of nut fool people a wallow
a bolt. Why don't they buy Dr.
rry* took or ‘Haphaet Samoa**'1 nr
•trey Grey." or aoaa* booh that baa
tor ptotnro* aad mot* tratof
Bat Warning* upon tb* good oM
aMooed aoaa try ptaplo, who bar* no
ad ebnrgM U pay-note hardly, and
i oafxed are oat buwgbt from to*
toMr or too totor, aar art ttm dry
ode altogether regnlatod by tb* faeh
m of tho town or oUy. They rales
sir own au pal lot «* floor and saal
d lord aad Oaiokoat aod *ffa When
asaay ooaaa* they a alt ut> Him)* and
I tor Ok* will toy* to kill anottox
iotoa. aad that It tto oad od it. Of
irao, (hop meat bap angar aad etffot.
but they make tbalr own jell lea and
jam and pea oh pickle* from tbrlr own
Halt, and oan beat Dio Lewi* eu
cherry tart* and appla dumpling* and
oblckau pte Jnet go to a ferutar*1 club
one Itae*. If yno would kuow what
Uietc eubelactlalcountry people nan do
In tba way of a picnic.
lint I like company, and when It
onmea It la a real plaaaure to apirad be
fnre (beat a feaal of good thing* aod
llulah up with lo* or ram and cake. I
likn auoh Uilogt myaelf and aw run to
gtt them when eompany come* for my
wife eaaoo from lb* old feetiion amok
that alwaysrehoeal lire ■llltla Oap'alc’a
order when ha exclaimed to hw wan.
“’Tantloo. core panjt Pay atlunilnn
to yoor company.
When Napoleon waa In Erypl null
about to light I'm great ball)* of tbe
Pyramid*. he addewed bla tro.p* *ud
•aid: “Soldier*! forty ecotuikv »r*
look lag do wo upoa you frum the
height* of lliuee pyramid*.” And *o
we may now ear to the retarau* .of
M81. “Soldier*! forty year* ara looking
down upoa you from the height* of
Maoaeaaa.'' Forty jreaia from tb* Slat
of Hit* July war fought the great bat
tle of tbo elril war. It waa Sunday
then, and It la now. To I boea engaged lo
It that battle aoemed l> be tb* grealeet
of lha war. It waa tba tint and iaado
the dee peel iaapreeetoo. tor our boy*
had never been in a light and did not
know whet they oould do. Not true In
fifty had aver wan aervlru agalual an
eurtoy, but tbry were reedy and eager
lor the tattle, aod oo that day they
avenged lbn wrong* uf half a aeutury—
and penved thewaclviw barof* aod pa
triot*. For neck* old Joe Jobuaton
had been playiag batlle-door and
atiulU* cock wlih rallerano between
Wluohevtrr aod Harper'a Ferry. Due
day Fatleieoa would give o dare aa far
aa Ctuulralown and fall lock without
alight. Another day Johnatob would
give a darn oa far aa Buokletowo aod
fell back wlthoot a fight. Our boye
were dleoouraged. But wheo the order
caoi* at algbt lo raarob lo Manataae
they knew they were to jola lira art
gurd and light. Every order waa wble
pend— note druw waa bcalea—n«l a
wagon allowed to more. Tbe camp
fire* were left burning and only Kirby
Smith wee left behind with bla brigadr
to play with Patter aou aod keep him
froth Boding out tbo array waa goo*.
But Kirby (lipped off tatar, taking lb*
ear* at Straaburg, and ha got lo Man
aaaaajaot lo lime for tb* Bghl. Pal
tered. waa left behind wltboal a foe.
but ha never round It out III! Saturday
night— to late—too lata to follow auJ
trip McDowell.
nigur morn win aevar be ror
gottsn— that fording lbs broad and
beautiful Shenandoah by torchlight —
the boys up to their arm pi I a and ho la
in* tip llietr guus u> keep Uietr pawdtr
dry. it look fourLbuura to make that
crossing for dmo mors atowlr aod cau
tiously in sboaly waters, bat by tau
rtee they wna eighteen to I tea from
Wineheeter aad by Friday eight tli-y
ware orar the battle ground and Me
Dowell did not know it. That wea old
Joe's plan—Ibe wiliest fox that ever
faced a foe. This i* a Qn« day Tor ibe
veteran* to alog hi* requiem,
«l»wrt» Ballnya la u« ISO him an
M awe.
A l lan!« Juuroal.
Cootnt General Maaon. at Berlin,
sends to the state department a report
ou high-speed electric traction In that
Oily. Ho lays that through some mis
apprehension. there appeared In Ibe
American prena about three months
ago a paragraph In which it waa aUted '
that an experimental teat of electric
train* bad breu made on a new fatiway I
bat were Berlin and Hamburg by which 1
a speed or 13d milea an hour bad been I
readily attained
“For tevoial yeare peat." says Mr. I
M»»on. “it baa bean raeogois.-d by
aclentlOo men in Uarmany, as else
where that can driven by alvotrlcity,
which L-sve practically utspLacrd the
bora* ear aa a toaana of intramural
and suburban travel, would sooner nr
lafw dispute tbe supremacy of steam
railways tor long distance passesgtr
trade.
•Tier* mi organ in d at Barilo oo
October 10,180), a eo-called “Btudien I
Grid lac be ft, or ‘company for nun
GMBta’ lo hlgh-tpcod trac' Ion. TNI*
company—wbloh baa for lu pratldeui
Dr. Hobo))* chief of tb* Imperial rail
way adralnlatratlon—tool odea aa tnera
ban of the General Jfltctrle company
of Barilo, limit. Ulament A Zaiakr.
the great aaoobJno builder*, Borelg A
Kmpp, Halsmaoa and Van dar Zopen .
F Charllar, braid* arretalbanka, which
oodertook to topply tha capital of 78,-.
000 mark* (H 78,800) for the oeeeaaary
napeoaca of COoaUacUoa. Tb# mere
otetiUon of the foregotag name* will
■how that l he 8 tod ten OeeeUaehafl rep
rroenta tho foremoat aolaotiflo aud
maehaaioal ability of Germany.
•Tba whole scheme baa had lb#
aotlro aopport or tha Imparlal govern ,
moot. Tba Hoa to Zoom la oow lu
proctas of preparation for tba trial*,
which It la axpeoted will begin lu
Aogoat or Beptombor. For lbeat rx
{wrimeaU two motor oar* wltt be or
Late bean built. will carry
about 80 pamengera, and effort* will
ba made to attaio a apoed of flow 128
to 180 ml lea an hour,
“MaaawfcUa Maaare. SieatoM A Hal
•ka liava been making anma prallml
na»T teats on a abort provisional llo*
which eras boltt for experimental par
f Bw or two ago at ibefr work*
Berlin. Tha
g?*1™ *>•» poellraleary trials has
M*0 to tool tba Important, bat hither
to asdomoeatTaiod point whothar a
mator moving at a mead of 100 mllae
an bcu» or moTaWlfiei* Urn currant
icadily from a three-wire tin*.
•Ttala then, i* the peeeeat Maine of
Ibaeattiprfee. Theta I* no electrtaal
railway between Bar I la and aamherg,
nor wfll ooe he acrlaualy thought of
natlltbe high speed fx**tim#nt» *u
lb* abort line between Berlin end Zot
sea hart demonstrated rxartly a ad
coal*a| rely every aoadttlen of l lie prob
lam. These experiment* trill ba an
dvrnken when the Hoe la Zoeneo la
spaelaNy prepared and lb* two motor
sew being I a lit for that perpoaa
arm ready,"
nu akn rnifnanna mil
Wrinaary Winy myrlnaaga Alalr
Ml «mi Q»ll»r> U< ruanl II
■fin laUfMi Tin mu (Mr.mtn
■abnan <• n luwlin «Man*
laaan pnylMaaraaf VayaHainl.
WaabliigtoB, Aug. 80 —Tbo Navj
Department baa acred upon lb* lettei
of ex-Hoonwr Ohaioller l« Secretary
lying id regard th* alleged attack
made npoo litnibj It-ar Admiral Ryan*
lu hta book, **A Sailor** Lag,*' and liaa
reprimanded him for bla laogaaga.
Aollog Secretary Haokall liaa ad
draaaod tba following letter to Admiral
Kean* reprimanding bio;
Mary Department,
Waablngtoa. Aog. 8.
Sir—Tbe Hon. William B. Chandler,
prealdanl of tbo Spaa mb Treaty Claim*
Connotation, laltljr a orualor of the
United Stale* and formerly Soertrarr
af tbo Nary, baa enmpUined In tbo
dep»rtmeot. aa you are aware, of cer
tain atiioturea upon luoMelf io your
booh entitled “A Sailor’* Log.”
Tbe tincture* in queettao are In
tbo nature of eaprrrloaa upon tbe offl
elal o>induct of the then (1884) Seer*
l»rj of lb* Nary.
Tbe text of yoar bonk it I* nut uecer
aary lirre In reell*; nor i* it oradful
to aak of you ae explanation wby you
frit ynurealf J or tided lu pabltahing
what you bare. It ke obrtou* to aoy
reader that you rpeak offeuairoty of
Secretary Choodlci** action; that you
Impugn bla Bottye*. and otherwia*
trad oca lilan In re* pee t to order* glren
you by the oecreUry In the dltobarge
of tbe datlea ef bit oBe*.
Tun are In for mad Inal tblr drlibtr
ata publication nf you It baa Joally la
eurred the dlapleaauta of tbe depart
ment. For an iBoer tbut to attack a
former Irrad of tba Mary llepartmeut
beeanao or order* glren to bim by iliat
oflloial I* to abandon the counray that
tbould etway* obareoterita an oOloer of
th* nary. If loleralod It would uo
qurailonabty prore oubrrralro of dio
clpllue. It would land to briug the
ollico Itaalf into dUrrpule. Ttm act I*
tbo more reprehentlblo ia lb la iuoUno*
boeauee of your long experience in lb*
oorrlo*.
ll ha* la come mj dsly. therefore, to
kwh you for ibis breach of the
obligation imposed npon you a* a oom
taiaaloued officer nf lb* navy of lbe
United stales, which I accordingly do.
A copy of Ibis latter wiU be furnished
Id lire Hon. William E. Chandler
Respectfully,
P. W. IIicKriT,
Acting Sec rat ary.
Rear Admiral Uobley D. Brass. U. 8.
N., Waaliinglou, 1>. Ct
The letter to e* Senator Chandler fol
low*:
lion William K. Chandler, Waterloo.
N. 11:
Kir—Referring lo recent correspond
rues upon tlia aubj-ci nf alleged stric
ter!-* made by Rear Admin) itoblry r*.
Eraus upon ilia oondoct a ad moltre*
at the Secretary of lbe Nary in ldM.
[mbliahed in bis book entitled "A SMl
ur’s Eaig,” I Imre ilia booor to inform
rou that the department regal da this
action of Admiral Evert as deaerrlng
at reproof.
Accordlufly tbc dapartment has urn
lured llial officer, as wilt appear I rum
a copy of a latter to him tills date.
Herewith wocloaed
I bars the booor to be.
Year. rrapecUuUy,
P. W. HAcrierr,
Acting HecrtUiy.
Admiral Ernes lias nekoowledged,
■ odrr data of Augasl 10, his receipt of
Ilia letter of Acting Secretary Haskett
A MUll** m 9*my.
At Aim a Journal.
Tbe t rMaury rrporU allow Dial the
rottoo crop or tbla country uot only
mods a n*w record during tbe Aaeo!
jear i-tided June, 1901. but tbat our ex
port# of cotton and U( by-prod acta
during Uiut partial avarugad more tban
11 (JOO.ObO u day. nieladlog Sundays
Tba valua ol iliaaa exports for tlm
year was 9366,404,707. Of tbla amount
exports of raw cot to# amounted lu
5313,673 448. The remainder was made
up of ootton, cotton seed oil, meal,
cake sod by products of cotton. No
1-revtou* ootton crop ever brought eo
cpucti money.
Tba great valua of tba experts <•! the
by-produota of notion is ooeof tbe moat
liittrealltw features of showing.
Her* wa bay# 669,000.000 ooso leg from
a source that waa worth nothing to
ika south not Many years ago. Ucekle
this vast amount paid by foreigners
for Ureas new products of cotton our
owu people bought an eras larger
qaantity of them. Tire by-produots of
ootton arc loetvnalng constantly la
la quantity, variety sad value. Cot
too seed oil Is beta* used more and
more as aa article at food and la pre
pared eo aa to be deHclooa at wHl aa
wboUaocee. It l* superior la every
way lu lard far frying end la rqual
in sacii olive oil M wa now net for mak
ing aaladi and dressings, la fact tbe
greater part of tbe “pure imparted
Olive nil” that now curses to this coun
try la ootton tend oil worked over to
foreign countries.
Cotton surd meal, cake and hell* an
In greater demand every year for cattle
feed and, when properly ased have on
•apetfor for Mint purpose.
OuUou sulks nr# already need In va
rious ways that wire them a value.
Tbe former waste of our cotton crop
now brings an I in manse revenue and
the value of oar exports of cotton aod
IU by-product* le much greater tban
tbe vein# of our exports of breadstuff*
or the value of our • Xpert* of pro
VlftOOft.
It woe, le fust, fur lb* last Oaeal
year urlr 1100.006 more then tbe
oowbiuM value of uur expert* of brmd
stufft and provisions.
ft rant la ootton and U grow* grraUr
ovary year_
Sen Jose, Porto Rkx>, Is to have n
Carnegie Mbrery. Thu ally oounali
agree* to appropriate >1.000 a year to
matauio It. It Is Carnegie'* rale to
glee tea tlasaa ike aula tea aaoa fend,
but K w hoped that bn may be lad mad
to make kla gift tiao.000 le tbla le
stano*.
■ OBJ-II MMUUTHtH.
1 BB*mr*Uh»4 IIXHUaMIwi IMnO
mi *u*.oeo •« to* tsismr -tk>
■IxrtlMiry Kimum
CUIBn Uuout-a.
ll bill recently been nuWMnd lo
ouuirnfths ne«spa| eia uf fide btalr
that Major John U. N*athrfy had
•talnl that NmUi (hii’llm had mt
only alajut HO.IWO soldiers lino Hie
Confederal* army Instead of 0195.OUO
aa had baau claimed
Tlila la a mistake. MaJ Nrallinty
merely staled tba aU'iirth of «a«b raf
lmaat at tba data of Its enlistment,
•ud not the cumber of aoldien whs
belonged lo II altogether during tba
war. Ha merely laid Lliat the North
Oorollaa ngltinli contained about
00.000 odd ora at Iho data of Ibalr nr
ftaaIzstlon. Us did not sty ibat only
that number waa tha iota) number Ba
lloted during the war. Aud haoee Uie
apparent discrepancy Id I be ..umber of
Nortb Caroltna soldier*.
Aa ovary old soldier kauri, aud aa
tlia ofholai runtn rolls shew, aoariy
ovary regiment waa largely rroroltad
during Urn war. ktaur regiments wars
eo largely leerulted that I bey oon
talmd Ir a lhe Oral to tha last about
WOO roan. It la aafa to yay that 40,000
recratls rallaUd tu regimes ta already
la eerelae, and three 44.000 rr or a lie
added lo tha 00.000 who want out wltb
ibalr re* I me d to when urtaalzrd. make
tba 194.000 soldiers, whom North Oar
olraa proudly claims aha furnished tba
Confederaoy
IlMrniM «r MMa iflahn.
IMIOO Journal olUMaim*,
The high prion <*f cottou anion the
Uat srop nan hu Touted. at.d Hot dull
"*•* of tba eaport trade -loilnd the
name, has bad the rim of ohaching
the build lag of new Bills to quit* an
extant,and baa glvsa tba cot an a
chance to nm* Utelr cry. louder titan
♦tar before, " Wa have got ootton Bills
nooogh already.” During lids lime
wa must aay we cannot Lot admire the
an tar pr la* that baa been shown by uar
boalbern biseioeas mo. who have fuss
right along forming companies sad
building Bill* to mguarantors ihair
cottou lulo goods, showing that they
have cooIktenea lo tha growth of our
oouutry and lha increase uf urn export
trade. As wa look mrefutly over tba
atatlsUoa showing lit* groartli of oar
owu oonulry aad Dm sueorai that wa
tiaew oust with in trying in establish an
export trade iu ootton goods during
the Uat lao yearn, wa cannot bat f«l
that wn are in our Infancy in ilia m*o
ufaotura uf cutUtu goods At the
prsaant llata we baea a lltlio rising uf
38,000,000 spiiidlna In this country an
gaxad lu tha m*oufac'ure of cutlon
yarns and good* about one half of what
Kugland baa encaged In the aaaa line.
Mow, If one will lake a map of Kn«
Uod and ooa uf UiO United Alston and
corapars tttelwo count rle*. he will soon
loots to Ilia conclusion that li.slead nf
any loduttry which we iiavc herebaylng
reached la* limit, wa IwTeonly mad**
a (n-gturalug la that industry • • •
Wr. at Urn present lime, ralaa fully 90
ywr mat. nf tlw world's supply of oot
btu and practically speaking, nay but
little attention to what wa might do
toward tha raietog of cotton should tha
ootton cntwlsg land* W> drr^kiprd ri
lh»y might be. • • * With Hires
great ariyanlagru which *« passes*,
and again lit our pupnlaUoa of
at Iraat 1,900.000 nsoli year, how oan
a batlutn* calculation be aaads shew
ing that 22.000.000 notion spindles is
all that we can u«a to adyautagn Y
This Is not so, aor can any argument
bn lironglit forward that will utika it
appear so. We cun safely lnerraae this
Industry at tba rats of 3,000,000 spin,
dies per year and baea no ftar of an
ceer production or cotton goods on out
hands Our export trade In this Indus
try Is bound total* a large per cent,
each year With ty-eaty-eight new
ships that are now bciug built to ply
between Maw York aed Konipe la It to
Ua supposed for a moment that some
of them nr* act going to carry track
cotton goods, S* well u wbnit and
Into T Tha fact la wa can safely count
ou a »nry large export trade In eoltou
goods* and our Houtlteru Mlflhbura ars
making no mistake la pa It lug tltoir
ospital Into cottou mills, and If tha
Urge Rtauuri t of oapllal wbleb Is seeking
lOTsatnsent la the Worth was turned
Into lbet <11 ruction It would, art ballnve
ha praOtnbly laesa'.ed. Wa bopa anou
to an* a revival of this Industry, an
pueialty la new Uogland, aad mw some
large cotton mills projected and built,
aad. If wall maosged. tha atoohholders
aaad have no fear but what limy will
receive liberal tetoras on their lavatt
Xsawt, __
*99mBaaaHi
A laHWir *•«■
ChrtMUu Wart.
Whit a blowing to a boutrhokl la a
many ehtsry woman—out wkoaa epirlti
ara imtaflaatrd by wet day* ay little
dtaaupolntmeula, or wboo* oraarha*
kina arts dors not tour la tb* mmsblno
of prosperity I Socli * woman la tb*
darfeMt liiitr* brighten* th* houaa Hkr
a ptoeo of tuusnlnf weather. Tba mag.
oetlsat of harjemitm sad th* eleotrioal
brlplitnes* ef her look* and moremrou
lalrat eeery one. IlrrcbtMiea go to
eodool with a **ue* of *o*Mtbla« groat
to ba aolilered; bar basbaod ear* into
• be world la a ooequcror'e *pTrtt. He
■attar bow pupil aaaay and worry
bl» all day, far of her prmeaee tklwre
and I to whlepar* to blynaelf. “At bom
1 shall Bud root" Be day bf day eh*
morally ranew* hi* euengtb aod eerr
«y; and If you kaow a aeaa with a
boa ml at fee*, a kind Mart asd a prn*.
prroo* boetneaa, la nlae on*#* oat ni
ten you win Bad M kae a wife of thli
kind. _______
**n iraMe‘1 Maeo arawa It,
If ho'd had tlehtng PM*. They'n
terribly annoy log) bwi Buekleu'a Ar
atm Bale* win sore tba worst com at
plica oa earth. Jtbaeexredlhoraand*
For Injarle*. Pslua orBodtlrBruptloaa
It’a tba ban ealr* la IM %orW. Prior
aoe a box. Out* goarantetd. Add at
J. B. Owm A Oo*e drug itoro.
J the aunt rtumu cuu. |
rnmw Item ■■!.■«« IHMUrn -rata U
, HtHnl —4 UMa Tha ■« t. Ke.
■IIM w IMaWmMt dfaiiMkr,
UbJIUbom turaitm.
I Cuuelder now Iba work a ad bumble
autJa foariUla eb-th.
Wbo dr»»Kli off iba laolatraad air
with ulmbh- lain and Jfrt,
llw garb It alaaya tpotlea* wliMe
wi-eo br»l ba pnU II aw,
Hot, In, te-foie aa Ituer balb |iiwa» I
fie *pollrS«-rre Imlli KOI Ml.
Poi wbru lie balb vanilla un lbe
bo*om nf hit aval, aud Until of rvd
reepbvrry lull lila iroutai* an a
Jiet.
While chocolate aud glegt-r wive a
tlgar like agent lu tba balance of tba
garmenta la wbleli ba la proudly decked
HI* heir la limp ead laagwld. ead la
parted Mjuare *pd true
Above ttia wry eeetrr of bte a tee
wbtcb larveth Mac
fla**um ba balb lu Uuger la the a*M
ead the tea to epfeaay nurture* for
tba urn that balb the price
Ua maketb itiaoga whmIIiii (a
tba Ua* of fancy drlwk* tad all tba
•bila b« weiohaUi far pareaaalvw earu
of wlftfc*.
Prom tarty morn be iwlttatb at tbe
aoda water ipobt, and turmtb the lea
eruaber Ult tbo Mr hath glare out.
II* diggrUi la the loo cream a ad liw
rutbMtb with Lb* (tarn, while bit dead*
ly baled rival buy* the code fat (be
Um.
Vee, verily iba eode clerk be liaib *
carry time, for lie meat know iba way
la get 0 eanU out «f each dime,
Aud he meet La e bwtUtr. that there
will not he a luce of ice or gee or weirr
•>r ball umUa at Iba been.
How i-flea, oh, bow “fieri liatb tbo
rod* jrrktr gnoaed al the aoe ybo
p»y#lli nlckria for a peaay'« worth ot
wind;
How often. «b. bow ultra doth a
preorfel am (la ga fluting oVr bu vlt
aga wbeu a drink geee oat of etyta.
But alt, alee, my eon, comet Imre, be
fevtrtb very lied, aad teau M wbao the
lsdtreaoa* wllb garmeule rich cud
Tint ladle* HU the rackm usd the
floor way • *nd th* aloala, and iuaiat up
oo a liquid lha> bock alnatri nod cool*.
And one drdareU that akl Ilka
asoaa ebocolaia sltk ateam, and, when
he drawetb It, Mraifblway "Ob, so !**
iBtii] 4I0UI OOflMD.
And llien aba batb already clunged
Inr wind and wauled Jaat a phuaptiaU
•lib a niece *1 lemon iluO.
A ad yet. afalu tbe ulber taaii4* de
clare they do a at koow Jaat what Uey
wish- and nn and on their Wild oh
Jectlona IIjw.
Tlie weary auda fsnlaia clerk aug
fratrlh tMa and that, frow plain old
leiaoo phoapale to a daw* of eati-fat.
And Anally iba ladle* fair with oua
cueant conclude that chocolate end
errata aliall he Uiair aoda foautalo
ford.
Now, aln 11 be dntwrth all ilia
drinks, lila trouble* are not dime—
May, verily, wy 1 ruat In* child, ttu>y
are but half begun.
Fur each and emy Balden there
doth Mkalchtway rlae aod a*y:
“New. fir la. I’ll Ihiuk ll'a awfal It
you do tint Wt am pay I"
Aod all proteat. and all eljeet, and
all tbHr plans dvfand.
And not a on* take* out her puna
Iter lowly eaak to apaod.
Maw. Anally, Iba aoda chak eagfea
Irth that each Bald abati pay for wliat
(tie drank—and Ibeti Iwfluiwth the
tirade.
For all tbe ladle* vow in wnaUi—yea
yea, limy altuoal koto—that they will
nan lila employer and Uk* ‘.taw him hu
Job.
And Ihni liny taka llmlr paraaoW,
and aemlj fa away, and not a rant of
all that Mil do they take ateyw to pay.
Tbe Rrnlle soda faenUla clerk. Im
falleUi in a dan, and Imnelli on llm
vljhy lube, and wicked Uiiafa be
la tbt* not iron, |at 1*4 w* haveenm
puaad it, wlUi Btieh work T
H anraly M—ai d It you doubt, go
a»k iba andaMmk.
Kowum KMrrrrlM.
Thn Nurtli CmfoUmi bluod-beood*
tauat bo of poor bread Nearly ovary
week we read of tom* of Ibaao bato«
pet mi tba treoh of a orlmlual, but
from one eaoae or another. they luvari
ably laaa the trail, Horn* time* U»ay
are two lout in | ruing la tba aurtlof
point, tometlmre the ground la to# dry
and Cornell tare It la too wot. But
there I* alwaye aoat ex euro fur lb*
failure of the board*. Wobavo uaver
yet heard af any one catching any
la Shelby Utl Sunday murnio* the
chief of pelieo waa killed by a negro
gaaiUar. la a very abort Uw a pair
af Wood boa oda of ibadaad pilieemsu'a
own tmMac and training wete vet on
the mardem't trail, but a* wual come
thing waa the matter. It waa too dry.
It criminal* bad outbidf more form
Idabia on their Uaeki than Ilia North
Carol In* bloodhound* they would have
an rrea.il fur being In n harry or loalng
any Weep from nervouaueea. The deg*
don’t *t«ok to thWr healnma half aa
well aa dec* editor Tlptoo’i madatoaa.
B. P. IMxoa, Jr., ana af Auditor
Dixon, ba* been apunioted ButuUoa
Adjutant and Pint IJeuleaaut at Uiu
find Beg Haunt. 11* will arm under
Mai. T. R. Roberta™, of the Third
Battalian. He waa with Urn Clave
land aoanty company in the war with
Spain.
vmmam Tama wvmaw.
Orret eoatWraation wa* fvlt by tba
friend*of H. A. Hoeartyoftwxlngten,
Ky.. whru they aaw he wee turnlu* yr|
'low. lllaakln tlowly chanced aofur,
alto hi* MI* and ba anferud terribly,
Hla malady waa Yaltow Jaandlea. Ha
waa t rented by tbv Wot doctor*, but
wtiboot baneSt. Tbaa lie waa advtard
Ui try Shmtria BUtaea tba woaderfel
, Stoammh and Uvor remedy, and be
I wrltao t "After taking two bottle* I
wa* wheliy cared." A trial prow* Ha
kaatebbaa merit far oH ntemeoh, Liver
aod Kidnuy tmablea. Oaly Me. Mold
by J. 1C. Carry A On, DraggMo.
HAVE YOU A PICTURE
YOU WANT FRAMED?
RDUNn it TO 1A -
...We Make Picture Frames...
0«r mouldings are all imw and of the latent oat
Uiw. Our prlcee are right too. AU work
guaranteed at.
VALE’S STUDIO,
The Gastonia
Door and 5ash Factory.
J. 6. PAGE & COnPANY Proprietors,
Oastonla, North Carolina.
DEALERS IN LUMBER.
Manufacturer* of Doors,
Sash, Blind*, and all kinds
of Interior Plnlsh.
PRICES RIGHT.
“The Medicine of My Household."
Prom the Prmldmt of the North Carolina Railroad Ciu
KLK.IN, N. C.. Mar «5th, (901.
Vadb Mnccn Swxc Cokpa*y,
Gentleman.—Yob will please ship another banal at Vade
Mecunt water at once aid ahlp also a banal to my brother at
Charlotte. We hare all derived an much bent At from drinking
the water that we do dot likn to be without it. It ia the BUST
medicine ever used in my family.
Yours truly.
H. O. CHATHAM.
On Bale by J. H. KBNHBDY * COMPACT, I>nt«tata,
_ CA8T0HIA, NORTH CAROLINA.
",^1 * •■-■.."■■i 1 ,I!!U, ■ !L»JJJilLJL. .■■■Ji 11.'." ■■■ ■ 1
A Revolution
No more expensive fodder pulling
No more expensive corn pulling
No more expensive corn shuckings
The new labor-savin* wny Is to da all this with
our McCORMICK corn harvester and earn shred
der.
THE McCORMICK CORN HARVESTER
goes Into yonr field and cats your corn and binds
It Into sheaves, stalks, ear, fodder ead eli.
The McCormick Shredder
•trip* off fodder end eon shreds fodder and stalk
aad shucks; delivers the clean ear In yoar wadoa
If you want It Him saves the shattered drains
and delivers year shredded feed on second floor of
bara.^ Many say this la superior to timothy h^u
Buy these machines and save labor. We make
our usual favorable tonus.
CRAIG A WILSON.