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The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

WILSON 1T is our painful duty to chron.
icle the de,t! of one y Delta Connty's -arly
srtii.rs. namely, Charles Franklin Wilson,
WIN ji-i Mt his late resiience on Smith ;.
Fork. November ith. 1850.
Rev. II. Grant, of Delta. conducted the
fuueral service, at the house aud ut the grave
nu the 9th inst.
Charlie. Franklin, or a. he was better
known n, "DicS" Wilson was native OF
Knock County, Kentucky sud came t" thi-
state from Huntsville, Aiabaina. arriving at
Denver, July 4ih. ls5a. Was one OF the
discover. of California Guich ls6o also Of
Colorodn Gulr,. the 9Th OF July, 1868 ann
came 10 Smith, Fork. Sept. 22d, 1851 ~hrre
he has resided until hi> death, which WIS
caused by an encounter with steer on the
~ OF October last, -ince which tine lac has
fingered la much pain until the day of his
i-cca-e whea he passed away quietly,
Mr. Wilson irarrs friends ia k-ntucky aud
the "nly rcirtir.. 10 ihi, county. Mr.. Pete
Sla,i.n. to u.oufn his lu-., AL, hIs ha.ine>,
psrtncr. Mr.. ]. II PInkey. who weIi ,ni"
bu-inc-- with him ia i>6j ani siili carr e.
on il. cattle hu,iursS on Smiii', For.. Mr.
Pank.r va. itlring ia his effort. ls restore
hi- partner Ia hrslth aud feel. Ia iii. death lie
has i..-t = iss, friral aud az h,.r.i anI faith.
fni partner. Tic csmmuaiiy viii Ion: miss
,.im a, a n-ighbnr, i'irnl and exemplary
citizen anl desire to convey to his irieud>
aud Relatives their ,iueere sympathy ia their
hour Of bereavement,
L-advill. and Canon City paper please
cspy.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
A Curp far Sick Headache

This distressing complaint is due to ar in
artv. or sluggish liver with constituted
b"wels which dernng-s the stomach anal dis
iurb- the nervouS system. cauSt.s dizziness
and an oppressive duh pain in the head,
nten 50 severe as tn prevent all rest or sleep.
One of Or Gamn's Improveh Liver Pills will
relieve Won nf all the pain anl misery and -
few more doses will correct the liver aud
stomach and regulate the bowels. While
these pills are small. easily taken. aud mild
aud gentle in their action there is m me,ii-
cine made tI,st will so efl-ctuallv cure sick
headache. 25 cents a box. Sold by l. ".
McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
DEATHS.

MUSpRY AT her late residence on Third
Street, November 10Th. 1890. Helen A. Laun.
dri-. beloved wife ef Charles lundry. in her
10Th year.
Funeral fr"m the Baptist Church. ON Wed
nesduy the l2th inst. at Up. "a.
We extend .ur heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaved husband in his hour vi sorrow.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
Buckieu-x Arnica saIve.

The best >nlve in the world for cuts, bruises
.s. sores, ulcers. Salt Rhrum. fever sores.
'ctter chapp-d hands chiiblains. corns and
Ill skin eruptions. anl positively cur"-
piles, or pay required. 1t is guaranteed
give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price % cts. per box. For sale by
LATHAM & WILLIAMS and 1. NJ. MCNUE-
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4 Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known bv moisture like
perspiration, causing intense itching when
warm. This form as well as Blind. Bleeding
and prntruhnr. yield at once to Fr. Bnsan-
ko's Pile Remedy, which sets directly on the
parts affected. ahsnri,s tun,ors. aiiHys itching
and effects permanent cure. SOC. Druggists
or mail; treatise free. DIR. Busauko, Pnila
Ia. Sold by |. VI. McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
Notice.

Owing to typographical error, the date ot
the me, uc of ST ckholiers of the Surface
Geek Ditch and Res Go. was set for the l6rl
instead Of the 18th inst. Notice is therefor,
called will be Oh Saturday, Nov
29;h at the Office of A. Il. King, at
p. M.
II. KoHLER,
F. L. BOYD. Pres't
Sec'y.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Nrs. J. n. Spencer seat east last spring
for staik Of the Japanese wineb.rry,
which was duly planted In u favorable spot.
From mere twig four inches In length the
plant has rsaclsd the height Of over four
feet aud has several stalks diverging from the
main stalk, showing that iaxuriant growth
Of The piaut 10 assured In this cl'matc. The
fruit u bsrns IL pod. and resembles the rnsp'
berry In favor aud Is equally As productive.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Beausaont's exposure Of the Spirit business
last evening was fAirly we'll attended and
the dsxterity Of the performer made his act.
somewhat ofA ms cry until Aimpliied by
explanation. His tying tricks were success.
full but we trust that when the time Tor hun
70 hang comes lie will not be allowed any
slack rope " monkey with.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Geo. Huston. aft.r trying the summer nj
his home In Illinois has come hack to Delta
for The winter. 0e'. ssys che east does fair
ly we'll In the summer. but for ~'n,er ci,'
mate there {. no place like Colorado aud Del.
h In particular.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

The Csurt House Was broken isto last
nigh, bat ss.thcre ~as aothing 70 take, the
scrub contented himself breaking the lock
on the drawer Of the Treasurcr's table,
He probably by entered unlocking the
Jsire's door with = piece Of baiing wire.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

MANNED "a, Jsmeasown, KY. Oct, 2sth
1870. Aadrsv As:jrSm n Miss 4. Lsln
Stone.
Andy lsA Dsita abaut . month seo and
while Il waa not gsnarsllv hsnwn that l's
had dslsrMincd n co,nmit m ,ttin,,ny. tl,esa
vsss ssssaiu kMewlng anss that had the msn
aissaly saads ~ = that the y'sd news ccn'es
ppss - ~ nhs ; usssis sheYss u Jass.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Sunday evening Rev. W. A. McEiihs'ric
prsashed his farewell sermon to . crowded
house IN the prcsby .erian church. Mr.. Me.
Elpi,atric intends to gu east and take aour~s
OF study At sos,e Theological school. lie
will leave Delta with the e.teem and respec,
efosr goo'i sltissns; his high ssncs Of honor
and thorough manlias-s have ms''i him
friends an,nng thuss that seldom attend
ehnrchss; Il 10 tribute 70 the yoM example
Ola stssiiny character.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
To Dispel Colds.

Headaches and Fevcrs to cleanse the svs-
TEN efectually, yet gently, when costive or
billions, or when the blood is impure or
sluggish 10 permanently cure habitua 0onsti
patton. to awaken the Kidneys and liver Ia It
healthy activity. without Irritating or weak
ening thenI, use syrup OF Figs.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

II the station agent at Montrose or the
individual that l. supposed TO keep ithe bnl.
letia board poss-d Mp, whoever he may be,
don't get some motion on himself aud Sec
that "six hour late" 10 rubbed of when the
train !. On time. he will 6ud that his Aame
!. Mud sene dag.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

VIXEN in Nentrose cali aud inspect the
Aaest Jewe,ry suDre in this section, Thos.
J.. Fenio.'s. We kpow Of what We speak
fer ws have i<eu there. Mr.. Fcnlon wishes
to reduce his atock is the silverware, clock
asd novelty line before his Immense stock Of
Holiday Goods arrive. This reduced sale
remains good tor thirty days.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Nessrs. Winfield aud Carr went ever on
Plateau about two ~.cs- aso {" hunt. n'h.
and froic. The recent storm. covered the
,aouataius with snow sn that ,hey were CON.
pslSi 70 setxru by way Of Grand Junction.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
rn. rulp,s and ,a. stare.

Rev. +. NJ. Shrout, pastor uaited Breth'
r-n Church, n'ue Mound, Kan. says. II teel
1t my duty tn tell what wonders DR.. Kings
New Discovery has done for mc. Mv lungs
were ha',ly diseased aud my parishi"ner'
thnnyld couli live only few weeks.
trok i've bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery
aud nm sound and well gaining 20 lbs. in
weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny
Fniks Combination. writes "Aher a thoroayl
trml aud convincins evidence, am con
fiicnt DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. aests them all and cures when
everything else faiis. The greatest kiadnes'
that I can do my many thousand friends !,
To urge them so try IL" Fr-~ trial bottles
at Latham 4 Williams aud I. ". McMnrrsy,
Drug Starss, Regular sisss 50c and sl.oo
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
New Storc-Npw Goods.

Mrs. Haines has honght out the store of
W"mark aud is fitting it NJ in first class
shape For good groceries and notinns in a
neat and clean place call on Mrs. Haines.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Fridays rain caused Msr-hsi Ghecn to
agitate th- seoop shorei on the street cross
ings In order that the dudes should not soil
th.ir patent leather shoes. Great town this
for dog.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

To the m,ny fricnd. who were so kind ia
Us during our late afiliction, We extend cur
heartfelt thanks.
Mr.. AND MRs, G. n. HASTINGS.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
Cards OF Thanks.

I take this opportunity to convey nv sia.
ccrr thank. to those who kindly assisted in
taking c-rc Of our lat. friend aud nrigibor
c. +. Wilson during his illness.
JAMES PASHGY.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
Bath House.

J. w. Boildin has fitted Wp hath
house in connection with his barber
shop. Cali and see him; next loor 20
Conkliu Bros.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

George Bixslos who has been sej"urniEs in
Salt Lake for sou,r time past, returned l."
Delta last ~erk for few DAYS vacation
George 10 looking we'll aId szys that life an
aAIt Lake 10 worth living.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Rev. Andrr~ Thomas, Of Louisville Ken,
will h.ld services in til. Presbyterian Church.
oomns .uciug next Sunday At II u. IN. aud :
,. ~. All arc ,cordialiy isvi,-d to attend.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Mr.. Wolfe Of the Denver Times was In Del
IA saturday tapping people fora dollar. dol
lar and q half OF tss dollars oa subscriptions.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
Kpn;ticott Bros.

7lN on LEFT Lip Oh horses, and Y K on
On "a eft hip on cattle. Range on So nth
slope of Grand Mesa between Ward-and Surface
creeks. p. o. Address l1elta Colo. Please report
all stIays. Also have horses for all purposes 70
sale Mares wanted to breed and pa.ture.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

The dance at Ma Malioy's, Of Coloros, on
Friday Night. was not n saee-.'. the depth
ef,h- and contributed to make il somewhat
Of a6lxle.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Milton Cooper Of the Red Mountain count
~ has come down to Delta q ha-k in the
gentle bsee,es Of the finest climate in the
world
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. ], Henry came dows from
Osrsy Sunday. Lyman had some matters +"
attend to In tb. County Court which was i"
session yesterday.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

w. J. Gaunt has been busy for the pas
few day, pla.iering the house Of Mr. Smith
ou Nuiu Street.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Delta has quite an assortment of restau.
rants and hotels aud ali uf thsS are doing II
good business.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Dressed In his best suit Of clothes II.
bought IL at lIamiltoh's.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method ana results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver aud Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn etfactually, dispels colds, head
ac' 3 and fevers aud cures habitual
: situation. Syrup of Figs is the
,!y remedy of its kind ever pro-
uced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
scptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, its many excellent qualities
commeml 1t tn all. Itis for snle in SOC
and 81 bot,les by all lemling druggists.
Manufactured only BY the
cXfiFORElA RIO SKSuP co.
s<S FRANCISCO. cAt.
loH1kiitE. A. AEw rooR. IN
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

wAyIgD:-A cool s"ok. to cook for ten oi
sr twelve men. Must be- strong and conpe'
hnt. Inquire at this Office,
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

When purchasing supplies call and e1
anime Mrs. i!Hin.>' stack Of goods.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Gene Bell preside. at the bar Of TLomas's
CoHk.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

BoRN-Noy-mser iOtb 1890, to the viii,
Of Peter MunLry, a daughter.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Surprise yourself by se.ins the new stock
Of goods NJ Mrs. Hanes new store.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
For sale.

The prnperty kucwn as the Mcldrun,
Ranch a'iiuininx the town of pe'sa. will be
ol'en for -aie In whole .r IN part within ten
days. Iaqairiss can " asls Of Gsorys ".
Moody.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
For SnlC.

A small outfit OF kitchen and tabl. ware
and chest of carpenter tools are on sale n,
reasonable prices at the 6rst door north of
the Detta Kitchen.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

J. n. Slaughter .raved the storm last wsel
and navigateI the adobe hills TO town.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

D~lt. city property for .ale by A. Il. King.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Meals At ~ hours a. tho Central tIoast
Mn. Yraak us,w.rth, Pssprissssss.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
The INDEPENDENT ,
uiations and hopes that /
life may be as asa moor
peaceful lake.

Lovers Of ole plu.
ut the following fact, IT.
atea by County Tr;u,
week Oh one OF those raj
he sanc;um, aud in the
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
;oI'grat.
rough
.Dll d

N''''''' t'ii' I' .r.it bTa!
'hS h-d~ine, 50 reaching INFO his capnrinn
jackets he drew Firth pu. of the fine,
'nd the physical energy displayed in II.
r"rkiHs" of his uuier mandible was truly
delight I" the eye Of amy pymmnsi. When :,
chaw had been detached and i, few gyratory
motions of the jaws had dissectei il. the
chcwist began to unravrl from his moutli
l"hg hanks of strings which on n slight ex-
inGtion pr. ved to lie shoe strings in fair
state Of preservation. Howard at once joy.
fully pat,ed his pocket and started for tn.
court house to chew up III. rest Of the plu:
and fund the shoes.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11
Low prices! Fine suit.! at H.n.i,ou'.

NSbby suit. at low prices n. Hamilton.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

Nice clean beds at the Central House,
Mrs. Frank il-rworth Prcpri-tress.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-11

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ilth. 1890
The state herald., 1890-05-09
A Tennessee Wild Man.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. April 3d.
Mason Evans, tho wild man OF the Chill
howic Mountain, has again bcon captured
by party OF men who hunted and caught
him us matter OF business, for the pur-
pose OF exhibiting him throughout the
country. lIc was taken 10 Athens, Ten
ncsscc, md sidoshow established. but
his captors were Informed By lawyers that
any further attempt on their part TO hold
their prisoner would be resisted and trou-
bio would follow. Tho wild man was
given his liberty and disappeared In tho
moonlight In tho direction OF his cayo In
tho mountains.
Forty years ago Evans, u member OF an
old nnd wealthy family, was u highly odu-
Gated man aud professor Ia u college.
lie became cnamorcd OF handsome Young
lady, but parental opposition prevented
tho marriage. Evans left tho haun,s of
civilized men and has since thcn been n
deni,cn OF tho widest portion Of tho chIl.
howic Mountains, much more solitary
than the typical hermit, aud wilder than
an Indian,
llc was born In k.nht Tennessee, Muy 10
lssi, and, Notwithstanding his ospos urea
and primitive dlot, IN vigorous aud well
preserved, aud as hard 10 handle IN Wild
rut
The state herald., 1890-05-09
The May-Day Demonstrations.

Laboring men In all parts OF Eu-
rope and America celebrated May-day
with professions and meetings with view
to emphasizing their demands for shorter
hours of labor. 1t had been anticipated
that there would bo disorders and rioting
in many Of the large cities, as the lawless
class such rs anarchists, were eager to
take advantage Of the movement to cre-
ate riots, but very few disturbances took
place which was due chiefly in Europe to
the vigilance Of the police.
At Pesth, Austria, there was riotous
demonstration, AMI the troops charged
with fixed bayonets, wounding u number
OF persons. Numerous strikes were in
augurated in the larger American cities.
In New York the socialists held meet
ing attended by several thousand men. Tho
principal speaker was Sergius Eschevitca
He said that the meeting was the begin
ming of the end, but the end would not
come until they had the earth and the full
ness thereof. He concluded by asking
all to be true to the red flag. There were
eighteen OF these flags displayed upon the
stand, and among all tho banners and
transparencics only two United States
flags were seen, and one of these had a
hugo skull and cross bones printed on IT,.
Tho other flag had yellow cross be-
meath the stars.
The state herald., 1890-05-09
Stanley Speaks on Africa.

LONDON, May 5.-Thc Geographic
cal Society reception To Stanley at Albert
Hall last evening was u notable event,
The Prince ana Princess OF Wales, the
Duke OF Edinburgh, Duke OF Cambridge.
Duke OF Tcok, Duke 81 Fife Duke OF Ar
gylc, Count OF Paria and many othar nota.
bles were present. The prince. tho
royal family headed the triumphal Process
sion which conducted Stanley und his
colleagues Into the hall. Tho president of
the society presented medals TO Stanley
with IN appropriate speech. Stanley re.
turned his thanks and proceeded TO mar
rato his adventures, assisted by a chart,
The Prince OF Wales moved a vote OF
thanks to Stanley, aud the Duke Of Edin-
bnrsh seconded tho motion. Tho medal
presented ios Stanley Ia gold. Copies In
bronze were presented to all OF hi. col.
leagues In the course OF his speech Stan.
Icy said cnrpcrs had asked whn, wus In,
utility OF exploration. Ito replied, Tho
gain TO humanity was great, exploration
opened up now, rich and productive re-
glon, md would enable them To tcach
mlllIoas Of degraded human bclngs TINT IA,
the vegetable products far yaster value
than tho ll1sh OF tholr fellow creatures.
1t was no csoggeraiion TO say that every
milo travoAed would serve In the futurc
TO extend British commerce, Industry und
enterprise Finally, they had extended
the British possessions TO tho eastern lin
iS OF tho Congo, adgins territory covering
Thousands of miles without tho force Of
nrins
The state herald., 1890-05-09
A Steamer Burned.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. April 29.-The
steamer II. b. Plant OF the ST. Johns
river line was burned early this morning
in Bcresford Lake, 100 miles south Of this
city, causing tho loss OF three livcs-one
passenger, John Collins, one deck hand,
and Albert Mallory, waiter boy, all
colorcd.
When the alarm was sounded the entire
forward part OF tho vessel was ablazc.
Passengers half dressed were In q terrible
state OF alarm. Some jumped overheard
aud In their fright began swimming away
from the landing.
Captain Hall, with rare presence OF
mind, had llfcboat cast OF and held her
beside the burning vessel, revolver In
hand. lie then called for tho women and
children ind put them In first, not letting
man approach. Tho captains coolness
saved the lives OF all.
The ypskcl wus yulupl nj sts Oo0
The state herald., 1890-05-09
A Narrow Escape.

MONTREAL, May 1.-The Beaver
line steamer Lake Ncpigoh, with large
number of cmigrants on board arrived
yesterday from Liverpool, April llth the
ship encountered n field OF pack ice OF
Cape Ray, and for six days, without a
chance OF escape, was n. the mercy OF tho
ice, in which she became tightly tammed,
Finally the ice began to shove under the
ship. She began to carcen and was In dam
ger of capsizing, and panic ensucd among
the emigrants, but at the critical moment
the lam ceased and the steamer was once
more In the water. She got nipped again
April 22, and was takenou by another
steamer.
The state herald., 1890-05-09
Lord Randolph Churchill. Reform.
NEW York. May &c. ". Smnl

NEW YORK, May DC. w. Small
lcy's London cable TO tho Tribune says:
Lord Randolph Churchill, ip his new
character us temperance rcformor, gives
rise 10 reflections aud also to much CON-
inent. His speech Tuesday In tho House
fairly astonished his colleagues and the
public, Tho question which chiefly occu-
pied people was not licensing, but Lord
Randolph.
Ho is supposed by his critics 10 have
taken up temperance with view 10 polIt
lcal rehabilitation. That his Interest In this
vital subject Ia nevertheless genuine is
known To those who know him. Hc would
allow the county councils to close supor.
ilous public houses, the number Of which
he thinks is very large. n two-thirds OF
tho tnxpayora In any district no vote he
would suffer thom 10 suppress the salc of
liquor entirely In that district. This
House will not adopt tina, proposal. Fan.
n,ics like Sir wilfrci Lawson nrc but
half satisfied with Lord Randolph, who
will no, !oln them In connscating tho prop.
orty OF tho publican, but would actually
compensate the wretch for his own prop
crty which Is 10 be taken from him.
The state herald., 1890-05-09
The irrigation Commission.

HuRoN, SD, April 30.-Tho United
States irrigation commission has been
busy planning Its work IA this ilcld. A
number Of visitors from different parts of
the State arrived to day To confer with
tho commission. Colonel Ncttleton bo-
lioyes there will 20 no change Ia the
chosen programme, rs tho time Ia limited
and he desires 10 accomplish everything
proposed before returning to Washington.
Local engineers and experts will be put TO
work by Colonel Nct,lcton us assistance Is
needed. Tho party viii probably reach
Denver about the middle OF Mny. From
there they willR 10 Southwestern Kan
sas and Into Northwestern Texas, rc.lrn.
ing To Washington In Juno. Before icav.
Ing the locality they will visit tho arteslnn
wells ut Woousockc,. Yankton.
Hitchcock, Aberdeen aud other
plnccs. II is tho purpose Of Colonel Hin
ton through this commission 10 compile n
condensed history Of every artcsian well
In tho plains region. The inquiries cali
for Information as 10 depth OF well. the
cost, the iiow, Tho geological formation
and other facts OF interest Espcriailv
investigation will bo made Of tho rcsulta
from wells which ARE used for irrigation.
It's expected Secretary llusk win por-
sonnlly yislt many points In the arid ro-
pions while the investigation Ia la pto-
rrcss. The action Of Congress, however.
viii be based wholly on the rccommcnda =
iion- OF Colonel Nc,tIe,1u aud profeasor
Hay, In whose Judgment tho department,
hna Implicit faith. Tho commission 10
day examined artcsIan wcla In this city,
ard woro fayoraply impressed with the
prospect OF irrigation by this method.
The state herald., 1890-05-09
Riotous Frcnchmen.

PARIS, May "A dispatch from
Tourcoing, nm extensive manufacturing
town In the Department OF the North,
states that serious trouble has broken ou,
there.
The hands employed In twcnty-six mills
went on strike this morning, Great
crowds gathered abou, the streets, aug
mentcd by 5000 strikers from RouD!ax an.
other manufacturing town.
Soon all hands began to show feeling,
which eliminated In serious rioting and
which was progressing a, noon. The mill
tary have been summoned.
$50 p. m.-Twenty thousand strikers
are rarading the streets, committing many
cxcesses. The cavalry disperses all
groups. Twenty persons have been ar.
rested.
The state herald., 1890-05-09
A Southern Scheme,

An Augusta, Georgia, paper saws
that the white people Of that State have d
plan for relieving themselves OF burden-
some taxation for educating colorcd child
ren. This is TO have tho constitution of
Georgia SO changed us to allow the taxes
paid BY the whites To be exclusively used
In educating white children. which will
necessarily mako the colorcd people rely
upon their own money TO send their child
rcn 10 school. 1t is claimed by constitu.
uonal lawyers that tho change can be 10
galy made, for Alabama has u similar law
Many voters OF the State complain thu
for the past twenty-five years thoy have
bocn burdcned with taxation TO educate
colorcd children. II Is now proposed I,
make tho colorod man shoulder tho re
sponsibllity OF educating his own on $ prlng
This Issue will bc tho most important OF
all questions that will bc brought up dur.
Ing the campaign md tho majority oI
white votcrs will require the candidates I,
pledge their support for tho adoption Of
the constitutional amendment suggested