The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, November 08, 1900, Image 4
The People's Journal.
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PICKENS S. O.dei
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MAN'S LITTiLE WAYS.
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"Thouis," esid Mrs. Maria Shtulle- CtIl
bothama m11 a1 clear, inicisve voice, ".,y
the added briIitniess of your ee and AN
the renewed Cela8tiety of your etep I
see yavtiIi1 ihad i good time- -you and
those other editors who went for a va
cation trip with the I.eavewifeathoine Co
Fishing clib. I don't 'rudtge . it to
you, deai , for now I shall feel as though
I can spend a little more I il n mi y IIiV
visit to liy mother. We shal le goneat antI
just six weeks, tihle childrvien ani 1.
Adonirai Judson will stay witla his Mot
Uncle I'arker ina the coin I ary , and ( a
Mary Ilizabeth will lie at ie Ithical
Di et ention Sittlemenlit For L('iversity Mi"
Staaining. The thrice yoliunger uOnS I% 4 tag
take witl m. I've sentli al the b
pliit to the tIoriIt's, the M altese to of
the cat's hospit~al aid the hired girl Ili- of'
to ti ir . Yon 've not Ih lmg Ie ft a C;
but the hiouise. anl it will take care of hit I
itself for six weks, I guess, it' you ltt I'.
it alone. lut there are one or two arti
things I want you to reieibier. Aie f
you hsteniing. Thomas?~' lit.
Yeg, Aaria." Mr. Shililbihiun .m i
is reatimg a newspaper. tti
ctW ell thenl, donl't 14-1 theI watr, '
staind in the hat littl. TIe w It ets
stale and aats the enamel and leavts at
areast around. I'vt taken the pilloiw '
hiaiis off thebl, Thomas, but I 'v'e ri
left the lave -spread oi in cas you I t
mother comes arown to see if' yu arie t'
comfortable. Andi you may smiioke all tili
over the hoiciutse, if yiul like, only, for u I
goodness' sake, don'. smoke in thIeS '.
bedroom. It makes the valls smnell iu
so like fury juist like cookiing sauer- l'
kiaut inl a ilat doe-. Where are you nI
going for breakfast to the Ktofy 'ott
or, the Iiacon 'ii lI"gs restainutit?" tw
t ariia, replied MIr. Shitill ebot hai in'
Imn a tonae of t'anI1, iluasculliie slperiit v,
"I'm going to make my own eollee at th
home in the~ morning, anal I wtn't Ni
have any fuss over it, either. ITIi-'
1no ieed of any fu's. A man emi Itt
everthing tbettri tiliail a wolna w h "l
Ie sets his head to it. What's amorela,
I'll have coffee otrong enough fari ta. mk,
Womeni elv mke etaI strong c
enioughvi. I'll save molity by it, t(m." i
"WeltCl, tdon't gat away- mi thea atain- \
ilg anld love t ga- t1untad on inl tho .11
cooker , vill yo? Wel!, tol-t, oul- I.
hy, dear, I holpe ' y(Iu wOl li
lonely withot us.' it
t( I'll miss you smIe, tf touti a-' art -
werTetl Shuilleblta n anlaly. Iit I
then iL will lie qujiat evtlings: haal-av sa
tie I.u from the thaia.il ht1le d
inca'tie waolrnes that do hs. tract til- . .\.o
Mt. --thle i-owerf I ul nurelin miind i1
the faimily manl weli li wait t tat :
think. Biy the( way.I !'l witj lhal phryk\
evenlings wh~lil you :and 11he kub4n,1a4
are gonie. I knw I call wri a .tun
ning play, Alaria.'
atVe-es;every newspa 1 r.mantink lit
lie canl write a stillniug tlay,' ttu - it,
iered Maria satdly tt hiself. as
SWlut say, \laria'"'
Is ro teIi wb'lttow1er1. 1 II
'Twou days, :uid( al ,v wel. .\ir. alt
Shiuaillebhaini on thei secotntda tevaii - ;
inig progr~iessted 5 lio h aithi hbi- phry~ Tl
as 1tticomplttt thle lit le paige. lI I wais sa'
sto exhailarateda tover this iloaw af geiutaas mi
Conisea~iuently lie slaaumberedt' an hittur Ipm
up as if lie imdl tbeten sht tiut tof a gnm li I
iand lottkt'a at his- walt-lh, ".\waia,an
auilanily rteeaiherted .\btr-ia w~a'-n't It-r
ther~e. ,iig
lIe hiurieda iiitto his :gaeiia's, laaaie-l lle
hot unligs tt stetab i t' thrIatt tat a ittut lit
hter adoll andt hlii d downt to tu'i uI ith que1li
the womani's itiLe itf his5 ne~wspiatr.10
hlours withi his ineives still iii a-ada iou
froma that coutfee. 'Thea frtt dlar w'Vtas ltali
openl. Somebtodyail was ini iht hiouse. ie
T1hings waaere to)ssedl ;auit ini attnlu ion'. I rii
Anii tvet'powueiine snit-l l o|i;- -trtick Nce
him im the ntr~til'a. A hatly inat haimi thea
at the atoor. It wals hi, hutl::aly. teN
She hivedl m thet. nit hiuasa. :ai 'li elma
wove steel hatwedl 'ipecti les .mael a .
black gowna. Slit eyedai la nhiiii te naun
utmiost severciit y. ilsa
"it'ts a etL yw lit at a . blown~aiu l-i
upi,'" she '-aid. "'l Iera latou~ alim tat ;It
and~ left the k itchliai gat' hi i itii al -I
day. TIhie pr iessuraae was shuiit down, ..
the flamia wen'tt tout, aln lt' *2as liui r-an
dt. tout all thir'ougi hte boui-s. \\ a- .
fored the basemtenit wiuihlw :a91i-- ra i
att it. 1 .supptose' yoau lwtn.t 'aau'a'an al
roundat all niight last ihti an.1 tIsia wt
know what. youi wa-it at.
At the end taf the setatnd w'ekI whin niat
Mr. Shunthlelhttuun's wash ann- i
the lamairyi'. there was nat a hiaaiker.- na
chief' im the lot, ttatihough his wilt' hait na
conitedl a dlozen wvhiite ,ilk tamts tam j -at
bafoire~hae went away. II ait tat them-aa
were ill his v'ariouas tat maoa trvoust'r- ~a
pockets, the other halt wayre kina --n
about the k itchenl, where lihi a~l to d .-aI man
them into tal rn'iers aftert' wiaan'
themi upl atl lifItmga the' hot tcoit- '-ai
pot wiithi thitem. II is cntfs wer-e nth
mates, andl it was tata iintch boathe lT-id'
to match thema anal ptut the slt'('v'e links lai
in. I le cenaed wearmgi eufa ;.-a'ii
"W~t'hat's the tdif, anyhtw'.' li sal Tl'i
I'm a marriedt mnu.'" use
Hie foargt to emaplty the a- - a a
grounds, but tumbledl the it-li inii.
top of the oltd. TIhe dlecaort it l n
villaitnous that it upset hima in ware.. 'it.v
lie couldl not write his play. lIe eda. I- lt
cel thaiee fr'iend(I il onie evaeinig for- a i
gameu of' w~hiist. T1htey were goodl fel- aohe
lows anal cheeiredl him miightday. \\'hena le
hie came hiome next evaenamig, the ap- (;u
par'itioti in the black i.otwn anal steel
spectacles loomned bef'ore him.
a"Mr.1 Shu Ill ebotlhami,' ' it said, 'if I'.i
thero's~ any mnore sutch ciayings tn as 110ll
you had last inight in this hoause'i, I'll thit
give you nlotice. A respectable, miar- thc
ried man like you, too.' I wondaer ytui tat
dare look youru wife am the face.'' lil
At thae begianmg of thei foaurth week uli
Shuimebothiam, recvolvamg in his miindl a to:
readhuot political ieadIer, wentI away anda inu
left the water running ina the bathtub. lin
it overflowved anid leaked thrhough the go
cteilinig inito the iroomi below'a, where the ton
plaster faull off' in chiurnks anad rinetid (a)
hius wife's btest satam damnask couch.
The watmrcaii.. p....~l o n il itboo a
next <IOor's,basemIint. iNext door c.
,tedl it to mhe waterwork's 'ofti-e.
. Sh1ttllchotiIIII paid $10 for repair
[he eciling aild a linie to the water
Irtinent. Then M r. Shui llebothIami
k tp his hittle pe) aul Wrote: "Ay
aIrl Wile C.an1'f y%,oi shtorteI yout
) al4 coic Ilole? I ail really be
ningi. to fee(l lonelyN without. you andl
chilidren '
CIE.NT HIBLi,- AND HilST110H
CAl1 l'AINTINGS.
I rt. W. IL Aet 'oniell, of ( IatlIatiu,
I. n giving anl int erest ing" accout.
er visit ItoTalluIlahl Palishats n n r
leserihel I I liible over 3(H)years )iol
sonie line ohd paiitiigs Ielongini g i
(er hofstess, Who is at metuber of
4f tile noted laitlie o ft S i:th
11i1i1a. Mrts. e(Coniell savs
We w.et C deligitfii y Cent11 ertnined I l.
s Sara 1-. White it her lovely ceiii
Novya (the tnest ) Oear the hils.
Alims W hite is- the 41nly living.- chihlI I
he l'ite ('oiitel oiwart . White,
;Inthl ('arolin1a, who1 wa tpoiln[ted.
14h-. to W est loint by .14h01.1 (a1
m114 ;-radntiated In thev classo
&,a suemotd liue it) inhe Thind
iry. I irog tie tliack Ilawi'k war
I ientetiit Whitt. serveil on
stall, 101 (;(.neral E-ustis, lle mar.
of Ilie fatitilus Adamllris tateily. la
G lie resig ell ifroill the army a f
in ar bitect andi civil enginlcer IlI
Ilic wasI the eng-inveer ontd constru. ct
Al F-ort Illaski. thel biridge acros
Potomae river a ( -1w, ).
alet th (ilt mrleston am i ,i Wilbni-i ii
rairaIt lie It designed at \rket
t~'h easton h tse a 'aretn
I(. Washi(gt1on tuontunt at
I ;tw il iity chureb Il . (ultunhia,
w t4. I lhilip's Church in ' harlesIt
1 other pubb works.
At tile brakiii at of1, th War e
!41 tlhe l'almett regillwent 1f . ight
illery, whil l I(n! ui - d tii
I IWar111. Hv ie t-e inl New york1 .ity
ay 111, 18S2.
"AI Nova Ia m
anIistil it.. ir tph paintings by
is W h i t ti lf i ln-r, t. h ille
il , whioi wasi a liut il of t h e of n-at
i. ti l ie ilt I t
"I Nw-sl aintingst twtilatitreetied-t
e ' ie ls by lr lt v u
SIt Iha i ir Ill tt caIt'e . (ti , i -
int's a'ic~.' t 'a p lf .l t ittin,' i-treseti s
ened;ti .\ lit is Mlit % a. t irilih i
'I*it ) 'in the a fhes ii
I".\u ileril The, te I t,' tletj t.
A 11,1141. liii 14tilt I lc i tt a it
-.If in- a t ott e ailt.si n-r aWni New
ii tt. ititt , It' l, (d Piut rlt' II-i
14-r., wh.11 wv-r- liiliw ci-ilictecd },\
ri h e ll ItI r(i . l at
lTh thl ir re in-114s the (ittiile
-t f . \ ies. Ih e \t l h e f Soth
irahna, int prIe eting~l to1 teyra
aitl tttt'it' . t Ii lirs Harry ,
-V With which 1(0 <letro ()-r\,wn
aision , ihlt by till i't i tj h t tit( ,I
".\ lis Whil is the in.tsesii of,
Ieso i t he nitinae i ietatou I w l
vcrb t . I)o t is at Iioitiy of ~t itn
rlcht ii lsibh.'in k ht ii i n tof Nni.,
,e book olI 'tiin sefe ,t lattt fo r
gallh n t a 'l ias mtuiil, Jdt or
ikiins aid I ohle i nteo s le r iv iti
iI bl.W ih vaptrn tiots t o 'In b
is, the air.s t tor thienera llh- erun
he scritu ret sd c n t r e d in o tin- peh.
i Newt~ Tes tent anslat ed neol
e l t ferI-Sbrowiaiti , re and i o .
Ili with Ithe~s blot transgli o i
'tilliiltta lfois tiln lay tg a ar. l lijie-s
iff (ter tinsh ofgrat h icportend
lyupii l t io lhintito bt ihe aud
-ii<itu (Johri Y ireruthn.r'a i
''11l tnwood Ii lwk 1fttl ht.in ant-e
inr potra ite tllii the I ihste :nn(1 i
ooks were0 scearc and expeniive iII
hose days, they mist, have been tudl
d bly the bookbinder to liois pre
,'iousmly printed.
"I lileBibl( ton a fli re iAl of
iiss White's iallhily. The first legible
-Int ry is thel, bapi of is )1 l .chan-4
lake,son of''niriswin li lake, .11une
". 1621.
"I was served wit el-( roill ta
i1aint. little silv'r pitcher which had
ieloinged to the sLid Richai, whse
1411um( was111 umlraved upon it.
"The ];tlhhh was rotiglt I to I Iost ot
qy .win lakson of) lini i, in,
8l . It was carriid to South Car)
ina by .\Mary iiake, daughter of John,
it 1721). It passed to her grandson,
B!Ake Svay White, lii 177G. it was
sin ied liv hi dl uring he Li evolution
try war. 20 h1is Iph.m1tat ion I n CII oope it.r
'Iver.
'' I l eCa inev thI Ie properIit.y' of his .son,
loii lihake White, tile artist inI I .11
". Froi himn it passed to his son,
'IloneI Ii:dwant 1i1". W hite, andI(I it. is i(m v
Itli i Li s 1 P't- i 11 S g I l~lll ) ll Iii. I I I(!
hilla u t el oIII IhIII latter. 1. iis .Sa'ra E-'
h'I t c . l' t allullah F-a IIs ." t
I XI; E N (Y)'.
!tilhe quiet eveninig tw ilight whenl
he( shladows are growing lonl" anll the(
irt light is east.n a aici Is on
wvalls aild reliing, let its sit downi alone.
blefor the hiupi are 0 h html ani d think.
Twilight is til most blessed thoght11011
ti(4n i oi the <iy. iluring th1 e day13, whi . It
laS it(%w -onew luve NW spokenl :nighit
that wa tmaliciouts or ni in . I low
in1ay kin1 woris have we ailtirutl ft.
urtW11 ih1.bors? Has mone. kind, ill.
selish act pass(d our' In. icl. witiout
connlnenit, while a 'alse Step wasi no)
tired ati lkvd about ;ti if it wee i
crinnic.'
It is oftliel s s1 l i !, Y lo 1 1 v k 111- I I4
spitfil thillS whil oit- hait, dis11eaIlied
11 . t\'I do ol know, \( t n111no t tell
Whatt a11 tion44 or r trit 4I - '.ty
i v cale4 d the actio l we reely 544
Sl . itr 1 -4, m h e u I I )4I. tIl
4 I I'4 f 444 1in th'Il we0 '11l4.l c ov:
boi- 4r1. sis r The11v ha I I I Y 4IIve
been tein pted ill a way 5 111 1 . 1 :iu ilt
( oat I r1 I I I In I , vil lo I ot
I4 I ca n l nnl1r1t114 I e Ir I 1 t
judgel sthers by I nse , fI h e ieu
I n cr1eat 11 all thi n S hat 4111.14If no I
I II II I II I 441-14 L ' I k t14414 '4I, 411 I I 11 4
h o1a1 C4in-4i11 alik . I L I II r l )i -
vn n t. I I e no Ila- s t iunn1 r 0by
l . i -it a hi a4I i n II w ic hv eas i d(, it li 1ii -.
t ' I Ih uand 1o1 w- i )111 bit 1p-4 ' , I hat
a I (i 1. 1:1 t 1h 11( i l 41it 114e i IJ v t 44 44wre
x' llyt ali , n4) tlw~ wo Iv i v t 1. saa ..
Ifphysical ch rMpites btnd s
w i l. v, I It 1 1 11 :1 lan 1 44 hv iental',
\e ki 11M what r [ o -
;114 in -isier, haive to s rhIan t
:id if 114w (;1114 then4 the il w \\'ind is S
-itrmn :wid ehe was ash hesr hh
loitdmw, lhkubl weiviwho. havd
ti-verrhath upunsithiles~kr
() 4111 W VOIS wl p Io II:I
with 'hedefe tnroat afn.d eip
i-s l ll r ':. rs; )h u I 141 , It ci ( Ih I I
f cItIr S I nI iL, i al cdn t shor
' , 4, 11 it t r fl arel wII, n I 0 e
I l- abin re m e ge s- o m
4'fe i to Chaii an io i 1 0
prviustospndinidl ansi e ay aa
stop e kn wth he:o In-a h
*gdoe o: grup, oe. sevr
nig therwehkne ben ra et-mu
the e ords. r.r , hatl a rne ct-jd
ord!ie hst eapored oa cireh. r
w ot. anh d il hnils the uh
-lae \VIthn i throatuse and aji
aCrioueti'hchsfeing
In everuchgh her
A urks, boike allrouhing
tiger, heIa\ pobablilities
er cugh oug'hI aned a in-c
'lie thes dolare bfttlo is
3 haps ci h ouhng run.d
'' the4r 4 germs4:4 ofili4
Ni . , 5(5 tii gerus f oe
feet4"4 r leur. Wt a rec-4 444
ord!4j4 Sity ea4''rs of44 cu'res.4
soot*4.'he.,l'and he' s th4
I)ungs.You 'I escap an4~ii Mat- -
11P: STT ASSOCI(ATIO ( N TlO4'0O' -I
A'Pi. WITIl O~1 SlI 8'PfA'I:s -0 3.
Tio-N w"'I", nI.I: .i';N'T 'TO MACN.
The C(ottoni ('rowers' A8sociatiol of
'84)14t1h Car-olila inet ill Coluliilin onl
Welilhesday night, ()ht. :18t, and tftor
.4 thorohi i lyclssion of thle itulatiol
letermined to push the work of' or
aniizing I lie larriiers of 8outh Carolina
qo as to control tle- cotton crop in co
[)lierationI with the other Cottol grow
itn St atle. The asociation al( decid
[,d to seiind a futll dele-gation to the
lueeting, of the lut ioluld associaItion Ohi
iuontih iin Ma:con, (4 a.
Th'lerec were, abouit lifly farnmers pres
1 il wheii I It(,- n lItI ing was ('Illed to ox:
[Ir by the 'resicit, ..l . Wa ilho n. I
The secretary1,Y.1. II'. Blake, was at. his
pos)~t.
AlrI. Wilhiorn eh-r to the Inewting '
ofl the'~otto sed oil imill 11ien recently
behll hee, it u lich tLhev decided to
co411inhin for till- purpo-i se of' rechleing
tle tiic t of seed. lil said it was uie
terunnilled to pay ;-.-13 per toll Fw orSed,1
wivlicl is '.9 ,l3l4 lip 1ti11ilel, while ile
f'orn-Ier pr-iCe wa :;( 1cents per bushel.
li. said the only way 1o liht Such Or
,anatoi sts % ;a:l to nice!(t org,1an-I
izatioll with moranl/.:ttionI. Mrt. W it
horn-1 then addresod the Inlecting a";
folow :l n ,il: "'l
State 'onVltilll of 'ttoln Growers
niet at 4 ireenwoml| SeItuhevIh 12th,
I9 .i. It was th1 ln deried afte 1 ln 1
ir deiea iln It- tlrganWize' a S(,tt
'a za til .(ect4s wer. d11ly
applint r I 31- y3. ar tuihtil tn 1her
12 , 1 1,0 1.
It wasiij duhli-d il cipartly lni' z
eich collii I ll till, ale, wlv \ill' a v1 w
11f' et i 1 a ti l 111 4 ic l'l'II;'jIt report (I'
tginning" andil 111arket-1In! of, the cottonl
al'1il to b ilti4 1'llaii_' vil'ws dilli i ftil a.
11.11 fi'lmil ;tl! thl' 11,11\ stittes f1*4lr Oh
pin-pose i d F; 43 b n -r 11 d I just'
prices 14r mnt v4141nen andi cotton seed
prodlet . I sli'll ,!\ sitvestimil, ;n11
ai Iit : st 4 l1 e I ' ottoil I 1 wer i
(1411i l i~tI till ul I'ell i i 1 1 was hdt io
lil et il (' liilliii il ili l'iir \V cuk at
mny vall :Teeoe ~ni(eoe
.Ill. ;ls ll l' t'ili34 40' tihi,
4o ivelhin'l l h 11: 1. 4(1 Itihe. citv iyd i t ' -
Ilillh1i:1 i h tilt' c liliv y 41 1 14 ll t'I.
1 11l' h wa invited to beh fully
rhi t" 'iei 'l b4y3 I v Ist't144101, t h 111111.
her t de44 . -- ot. tlt et 1 resi! I t'ed1
.l\:41lltii 11ar tr i ) oll rall i/. at
llet', by vivtltli-_ ;1 p)rv-idelli , ()ne( vil.
|41113ilent , s ('retu ntdl l treas1311 W t i' , ;i
;tivi- y li s i 541l5Il1 11441 )41 ' e i l t3 ' .
Ti l cl'.11 itllil l ndii I Sy-law , (13 th 1
i t a sh y applyll to olth ('lroli lla.
A 11IIInded ware holli' s li ()s Wi b stablished1
it tl : 4'llkutkeis wherv er1 r'uired :
tI))'O 14(4'i 1)t ~ 1118' HiUMl". - 'ij3 4 toill' AS
by 34(lil4~ 111151' a ui r it-s oft Slln As-38
's )i.)l it4ll.
\ a(ll)1111 ll'44'i t) lit- jl.stIe) ;illot
111 Cibthe il m1 l t' anst han k, ;is cfllat.
Eiil ,l j)eltl' 13 f3or CIilli 3 l t cill s
dividual F ifhe desireS to) dispose
(0f Ili (11 14,1 I(t l'1eo ' 1i li iliu ll p rie
fixed b1Y thc .\SSociationl is ie''red by
11r38 \ t IltilI 1i 11 .\ 14 W43i iijtit p(je 13( -
at|11913 lll)listi(3(ri 4'n thI ll h v tlll
WolIr 1(4-f1act 11,14y1i il et li l' ('ilk 11311
htIrl us4 ef13 8,i13 :1114' 141i 34l 1( i l~ t'be. si'
ilillri ii~g 4 i4 e 441 ' t24)134 14n1'j41 421111 ',widv1
11113 tis ti 111 he141 y13 e 1 t o 131e3 - tile'i -
in~~tillis <>f lileIlll il llIhe p lts Iif
wt ill bet344 1)I s it i th1144 ' lu11t31 14ard'4s 11d
143.ll'es1i III w i re i',lilli 34h1ailt 14114' ,1ati1.
liia ~t-''t wI 4 ,Ill ht'f(IC'wi 14) le 4443't|. I
The'(1 14 I(ecrhetalie 11044 of cout yorani).
10hll tttilig t'4o , eilll ilt 51oi '(tW i (3 of s n
bettel8(1) i 't ba Ie iit-ty th8invir 1 io t s toW 11
he lij)5 w llo14 et ll toubCh itl tiltil
14)w1(,3to l(1 -p3l'ss (I t ir prhg o 43x8i teg
24)1(ht i18 44 (etlii le I'( that w11e1 J)1 tti i ll"
years, eptinttatintg ile proi'aille antount111
of Cottol to be laItivesti ii 1chji neigh
b)orloods. This Imiethod %%ill als ap
Ply to cot)toI a1ee1agte ill til. sprilng,:Id
tile am1oult of ft11izrs net tihlly uSdt'(
unider. the crop, showilag tile cinht1411io
of tie growilng crop durinlig lilt periold
of grow .- iner ar'e extpetd t<
aid t11.
The Associaltion beh -- i pseslt
of the'Se facts and kiow int tle iami 14lllml
of cotton to be produced, basedl up,
the :nost, reiai1ble Statistics, w ill be if
Ia POSitiol to lix a fair price for rav
iaLterial delivered at ports. lir
ixing the price, lowever, we propos
to find t )u t. the trueW amaaoungat. of Aiei'
cann cottonl recluire(l for conlsum~ptlon
in twelv 1110111s, alid tle price of th
lliblied fabric offered -with Correct ill
formation of amlrounlt of Cotton to b
harvested--the number of' bales re
tiuired Ifior consumption by laills, th
price of cotaton oods, a1u( it will le LI
eas.y matter to deteruiae a fair prie
kwr raw material.
''o get a juast )iCe from tle buyer (
rnar cotaton, it will be esseitial to ft
nish the mipply commensurate with th
imanld. This canl only be done 1)y
marketing the crop through aI lolnre
peritd of time anld li flishilg spilnner
wvitha stock as needed. I Iere is wher
w(e seek and are entitled to the aid o
Lhe banker. Cotton properly vare
housed and insured is as good seclrit'
'a goverImient bond. We 114w havi
an op)ortllnity of bt!eOliiIg (olIllet
mfasters, of thel Situation. There wil
be no Murplus carried over till Iaex
year. The inills Iml all1 parts of til
w11rb are slaw-t of citton. Never ha.
therr existed a greater dematand for cot
ton goils. The mills miist have rav
cott on, which will bw inl our. possession
and if we kInoiw and lelaatl its frai
valuect it will he paid. 'lhe w4rl is no4)v
face to face. Withli a cotton famine, if de
inaankd Leep pace w'ithi thIae last Iweve
maioiths. Thie mills cniaslmtl I I l(),
0)0 bgales drmi , the past twelvl
itoniths, trad' Up of' 2,1100,11011 hale
Siiurplus Cat ried over' frl (1141p of IS9
all t It ',I )t11.1 loo It. 'e (t i ~ i
and the( !,1)00 harvested inl 1S9.
The hat est m1ove Ias beena for thi
.i ille's to eatibin C liad shit t dowi ft
sixty days, so as tl statgiiate trade 1111
epress preselit prices of [aw (ottoit
I'lhe question fol y ouI to deterii ie i
whaethwr you, after kniowing tle situi
lion, ire preiared to stand and delive
alId be dictated to by orgaknization
imiles away.
eIhow citizIenAs, such is nao your hi
tory atl slould not he y'ouri' poly, In
wec shlould( m~eet organiizationl with 01
gau1-ization. For wantl 4f oranizatio
co1pactly formed11'i yi r tie btei ng Il eece
to the gr'eat dtetriment of your haonia
ail families.
Thev cottfonl sued~ comlbinlatioln is :nt
otlher' or-gallization that shouhl Ie sen
withi, in tle samet' leu..asure, b.N unlitt
action and with the Sainte force thiy, a
temitpt to use against us. TI-y iia
:il agree to give a cerlani Iert. I
USa re that wt. will ()nly. -ell F-ar
certainl pricev our rotnSeew As it1
lIo V, t h l iditelless of Illo lht i' Ill
even Inl vo"ue, whenl thevy take Oil
Thel v ecre1!tary1, J1. lN. lIlake, then re:
the mitilttes of'I tle at meting, wi
wer tappr4i~lovedi .
lr.~ t . 11.1it~ ha'' a ll ) of .\ bIi e w
ttiiir t. o d less tiii' <b aasy sliat iri
(liiauit i \i'ee ll itlyti re l l bi t ii'i
i/i'.
Mi'i'. I NI.e (ol 1!th at i ie a rr':is C
gue'iI ii re a t 1 aill j all f ct iit's-.tla li
sil 'lto lde illalt. ('Ii.~ iait e sl i ll~ II
poitk:i 1 bail hennl('i t i vn practie;1
t ilil ii'hl, Ill i'tilslir joitena. in.bj
1int ill view il~t is ustes t lo ergcn
(lt OliAt:.1 ('I a ieidere wa
1101co il oanizatio nd nlesate lii
fliaewas topeal1d. This di~nol ren
.\ar. 1. A . Ae ei'ja, of (;reenwt~lo ni
sait the famer oubt ot astey wth
alilal l 1Itt(,J1 hi 5011 (1 e i it hty 1J l4
t e s uperatioti iille1)11 hil )lles 11Ot1I' O1 iin
btitn'er wahI raie btliav hevenat ate tl
hn111 fone so in (;eoria iain W(;eeot
liv clomit iitee TaIhe i lobt is t.i
take the lrop hait sfthdehads of) sp Iel
baitn youb aor ead leave W1101 i 111 )
ht. -o. eiAt Petrkn the ()angeburI
fwlimted' ioi know whatl it ws they wanli
tdlto lrgnizei. Theu 'atd i ilt worl
atel10,0eg ,000 teace aa the Unf ''ie
triew w'oh liisef thes bane atul eon
tcountry would hi that much'llll~lsfi worei
tWet thohltit rais .all th cott the ~Ii
tw otlanas ranthll organyeliz ito btu
ll(' dN'111t knw hat ought ltoi' a b1
Ma'. ,t. IH. IStepe, al f int t isa 1in '
baaidlyiua 11 fol it etha te tilti jia" io
atiz ion 'o41r it'rso Iit' (')e lti tf
p lit iaOl. mo ti s fo li itth noiitiorilty
lielt ofl eilt I e fthlo ing rs s idri(
tfatties illio(: ie, oa'gljtijes a ilt'a
t'verill C>rliti uti thabt filaculr h'av~
Itiia tel ai oi ti of t oto f'a i'iersh
tit' prollin h e'i: (lel w'elt lity
~totit gaolens C orrI~to t mOfy int
2ay'oiat(to malltract a tun byI iNel'
iThe (cottonmil Uto this Stat're con
CASORIA
A'gtlable Pre araiou fotr As
simila fing the Food ald Regula
ing tie Stumachits and Bowels of
Priomoles Digetston.Chueifuli
miSSad llest.Colaitns neither'
001pitm,Mol'01piitu! 1101-M4neral.
NoT NAn coTic.
d/x..SWna
korAeI/..Sn/i4s
4JiLW .thd .'
Iliemsem.,Pav
A peilfecl emedy f'or consbipa
110n, -SOuII' Slotuacch,Diarrlioca
IWormls.Convulsions,Feveri sh
iess aid Loss oF SmEEP.
Fae Simile Siginturc or
NEW YORK.__
tXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
n heh uee11a Macon onl Novemberc~l
I th.
''his res'it ion was eventtially adopt
ed, bit not tillitii Several had Spoken.
Mr. .1. i,. Th'lomlpson, of' Liberty
lill discussed at soi l-m thI the sit
nation, laying 'tress 1111in the lien law
anJ argluing that the need is diversilied
farmini. As to ctton seed, we iughti to
r( homve a1n0 urge11 ever'yone thatl hlas clt
toln see.l to hold it. l l114 110 ( ubt
ther. is a coibinatin of oil mill neni
,ati the way to light it is to holl the
set ed. Th,1e i lorallt farmeri1s, the ic
r'Is, a1 ikei the mtfltit c(I itt on aId they
will take the advicv Of an intelligent
\aj. W. 11 Maunill was lo a fari.
t er, but ie believeI in, or'galizatiin). le
adled ot one of tle lar'-t pIh iters of
theI se ondI di St.r Ict, ('. , W. \'ou..
nums, to -ive lis vi'\w.;.
Theren were cflls hw No.lu1111.11 ,.z. aind
aftI some hesitation' ( he ' un forwal.
'ol. YumIias eaid lie laol wotitlered it
Ii~ it e ossile to) oirLgamze the coittoni
phiaters of the l'ited States. It is ae
knoti'wlediged' that it is twist dillienilt to
or- ize the agr'ieiuurai class as somte
ione has'said, "lhey ate the niatuial
prey, of every other vio'ationt." The
miill meni, t lhe oil inn, the gmnoters awl
the jte tr.eni comiine :iil the price of
rottlon otl cott on 'seed .goes idown aml
tha t of 'iin ijg andl jutei goes tip.i
('i 'l.iouans ireviewedl the situatiion
at Ih-ng I b, dleliveing what was really -
ai olhiress upont thie woirhl'' proiluetion
'If c'ttoi. lie tol of is exper'ience
ailii heieet ingz in A\tlmphis whieo the(
den for11 this State. lie said the larmi
iir' west of' the Alississippi ilid mid
wan111t an) or'ganizWatiion, as t.hey thetI ightI
they ' wiul div'e out of1 t he businiess
thei( i famers tast of t he \l ississijppi.
I;:nless wec 'ani g.et the l'ooperaht (in of
thiese wvest erni St ates wve ea: aw cco
loved ini orgiziationi :nil se:0ondeel
the r'esoltiios.
.\hi. 1. I'. I:liird maode a veiry praciti
tal suiggestioni, winch was that a vote'
ihle t akeni ont the r'esiihit ions. This was
Tli- iieetintg thien adjournedl.
was so un well t hal lie gave uip lie
ehmrii to Mr . WV. A. Ihrinlsfordt, of'
Iit lgeliel, whoi pr'esidedl the gre(ater
part of' the sesioni. Mr. Wilborni will
apin'liit th cmtteeiiC auithiorized ini
lie iresolultions at a lat''r d ay.
The convetionit was c~i~~opoedl of'
iof the State, men whoii arie sc ieniici
'armier's atal iintlintl citizents, mal it
is not imipi obable that they' will lie abile
toi .irry out thieir nicas. The organi
/atlum "'as startedl this summelili' a{
ren1w otid ouil is itnded to bie a peri-|
Kyd I )iiim..las, solier', jurlist, statesmiaii
andh 'oia~ ionu, added toi hii long aind int
ter'esiting career' it v'ei'satility last suim
mter by winningr 'reat applause and gol..
li-n t'ommenittr ; t a tasliiiale enlkewa'lk
given'i at oie o (f thle NiorthIei'n resorts,
says the Satur ida:y l'vein g Il'ost. Thiere
is very little that (ien,. lhoinglais cani not
do. ie was the chiet' of' staff umwler
Stonew' ~ allI .1 acksont a learnti It lhe arit
of' wiar iunder' Ihat great geni'ral. IIe
was called i'ie of' t lie most fearless anid
datshiing riders ini thie whol i Southerin
atA'ny.
Amtiong thle stoiies hi' tellIs of hiis
arm'iy expiieriee is thait of' the brave'.t
mani hei everCt knew~. lI Isa(w' a youngii.
t'ellow start i toi~ ru thent halt, and~ g'o
forward. a 'sn miht sen
o1 lie the ver'iy jaw oit deth IC x..
pected as a mial tei' of' ourisi' tiat lheI
wiinhl be( killed :ii gaiVe ino more
t hiiughrt if him until ater' thie battle. ,i
tiafh youtthi. lie iskied hn what had
'l'ie rely al ter somet hiesitation was ias(
- "'Wll, (olonlel, ii w~as just this waly.
I oni the worst 'owardi on earth, ati I
'lartid to roni and I intended to keep
ot ruiiiiig till i got hiomei, bit all of a
iioIh en thle fice of' a little girl] rose lie
foreI me, aniI lien I satw hier eyes I
kniew~ I just, hiadt to tight., and thien I
wmbild itn iiil (till m best.'
ASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Fhe Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
* Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
T11C CENTAUR COMPANY. 4W YORK CITY.
A FATAL ACCII)ICNr.
Sad Death at The Hands of a Friend.
The State, Navember 1st.
The litv. John Owen, st wet' known
Meth dist preacher, was seriously and
perhaps fatally shot near his home at
Johnston Tuesday afternoon. The sad
and terrible alfair was purely acci
dental, and Mr. Walter Smith. at
whose hands it happened. i6 prostrate
with grief and in danger of losing his
mind.
Mr. Owen is a former presiding elder
of the South Carolina conference, and
is now a teacher in tbe .ohnston Insti
tute and pastor of H1 Irmony, .liohnston
antd Sp!ann's churches.
On Tuesdaty he drove out to Mr.
Gamewpll M Smith's to get somne for
age for his stock. le brought his dog
and iun to kill a partridge for a sick
friend. When reachling Mr. Smith's
and lindinr Jl him 1rone to l'dgelield, he
and Mr. Walter Ii Smith, the young
est son of Mr. Game well Smith, wout
out hunting. Inr a few minutes they
got Into a drove or paitridges and be
gan shooting. M r. Smith was loading
his gun in at hurry and a partridge flew
over his4 liead. Smitth wvent to) cock his
eun, whlen the hammtier slipped out of
his thumb before it got .eke, nd h
entire load~ entered''the right side of
the Itnv M". Owen about thne vest pock
et. Mr-. Ower stood still for a moment,
helping \vValt er pull th e w ads out,, then
he fell, bog ging W'd Lt-r not to leave him
that he would he dead before he could
return. Hiowev er, MI r. Smith became
alarmed and soon assistance arrived.
Hie was carried to the residence of Mr.
Gamewell Smitd. In a short while D~rs.
Mlobley, Strothaer and Cox wore with
him and afti r consultation, l)rs.
Wright and Mioore, of Augusta were
tolo3graphedl for, who camne on the mid
night train. Trhe train stotpped at Mr.
Sm ith's place for them to got otf. There
is no possible chance for his recovery.
Though he is a man of powerful w tl
p)ower, his time. is short. ie cailli'. hIs
wife Lu hifs ide (during the night, and
talked to her about his business alfairs,
telling her lhe know his time was close
and never to think hard of Walter for
it was a pure accident.
ilverything is heing (done that can he
done by both mled Ical aId and loving
friends.
T'ho accident took p~lace ab~out ?>.:;tt
o'clock yesterd y afternoon. NI r. Owent
is thouight to be dying at this hour. 9 p.
in. All of his family has been tele.
graphed for. The Itev. Mrt. Owen is
pastor of the JIohnston Methodist clr
ecuit, andi Is a deOvoLeid man to hIs famt
ily and work Ilv iry body extends synm
pathy to bo0th fa.nilles.
[I is death t ook lace ai.t 6 o'clock on
Trhursdaiy afternoin, M r. Owen remiain.
ing conlscious to the last. Some hours
previously he made a wrItten state
ment, exoneratinrg Mr. Walter Smith
fjcoin all blamne.
--A publishing firm In G;ermany re
cently hit upon ai novel and ingenious
method of advertising. It caused to
1)0 Inser-ted in most of the newspaper.
ai notice to the e Ifcct that a certaIn
nobleman of wealth and high p)ositlon,
desiring a wife wanted to meet a lady
beuring some resembllance to the
heroino In a novel named (which, of
courso, was pubilished by the house
thove referre-1 to). Trherecpon every
marriageable woman who saw the
notlee bought the book to sue what
I~bo heroine was like, and the work
bad an Immense saile. In fact, the
ublishers had to engage the services
>f several additional clerks to deal
with the deluge of correspondence
rom the numberless ladles each of
vhom claimed to he the " Image" of
he heroine.
-The Grand Duke of Ilesse hat a
mrious taste for a man. Ills royal hig h
tess ia moat skillful with his needle,
md~ his emhbroid my Is exceeding,5
tectutiful. UHe takest the greatest ii
,crest in his work, and is particularly
lever in the arranlgemunt of colors.
Io has a very artistic nature, as he is
levoted to music, dancing andl acting;
mnt he does not care much about more
ictive pursuits, thotugh he both shoots
mnd rides.
-A. S. Sailly, Jr., has published a
ot of corresptondence In the News and
lourler to show that. while 10mily
;elger may have carriedl some message
etwonn American leaders, her famous
ide of a hundred miles with a message
rein Un. Greene to Gen, Sumter must
--A bright woman in Niw Yourk, who
e'gedl lhe' husband to vote for Bryan,
aid she preforced poverty to disgrace.
fBryan was eleetud It, might mean
ov arty, but If McKinley were re-elect
d it. would certainly mean afls,.ane