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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-18
For SALE.

Thoroughbred White Plymouth Rock
eggs, SLID for IL eggs. :. II. STORM-
FEL|H, Crystal Spring, City.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-18

Canvass to commence to-day. Every
energy of the association will now be di-
recteu to lifting the ilOating indebted
ness.
twenty-five men, including the direct
ors. will commence II systematic canvass
OF the city to-day, and each days pro-
gress will he announced through the
press. Let every citizen lend II helping
hand
Gymnasium classes to-day mt 5:45 and
O'Clock. Bible classes ut G:30 o'clock.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-18
PALA|S ROYAL,
IOI SALEM AVENUE.
New Stock of
Children'S Refers

And we know there lent q cnll.c-
ton In the city that IL more 10.
pletc with Spring Creations, with
me launty Empire style FREEDOM
mating, NIL colors, best materials
and lowest prices az usnll:
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-18
a COMPANY MEETING.

Buist'> Garden sceiS at VanI.ear Bros.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-18

complete assortment OF Spring &C {
Refers, rangin gin price up to DC Il
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-18
Settle the Question {?
W9.1c2.L......@::2.:.r. ~

prescriptions Fied Only by ontcs in Pharmacy,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

Upper Payeiic valley people love TO
speak Of their section as the Garden
s,sol of Idaho" aud u only requires
shnte ~ The orchards which surround
EnAeit on ever, side radiant 10 their
rich c"eune Of purple crimson aud
gold. to verify that claim Apples.
pears. peaches plums, prnnes aud
grapes are iusi uow In season. aud 10
would require an expert indeed 10 name
the winner. we're these members of the
drunacrous and rosaceous species Of
fruits 10 cutrr into a contest Tor superior.
iiN either from AN aesthetic or q com
;ncrcnl standpoint Besides this our
farms and fields are luNurlant with
irilns aud grasses. ever, stalk OF which.
n- h raises iis head to bee aliernaiel,
kis'ed b, the summer sun. and famed
d, The cuolne breeze. bears proud iesli-
mont lo he fertility Of pa,rtle valley
sui aud me saluhrlousncss oi the Pay.
ellr salle, climate.
Ours Is q uar len spot indeed ana every
citizen akoula SAKE personal interest
in l,Tilnr this fact be- klo~u 20 the
world 90 The end that others may learn
ct our fai land aud tomc here aud assist
a, in making tho most OF that wealth
winch nature has so lavishis stored m
our fertile lands aud genial climate and
in the majestic river which sweeps
i-eudlN bv our DOORS bearing Ia lbs op.
-e''h the one thing needed To- transform
every acre of arabic hand wihn It's vail
o., inloa vcriahle Garden of Eden.
We should not put our light under a
boshrl. but rather pat IL on candle
stick, that others. seeing H.. may be guild
ed hy It's bright rays 20 this haven OF
rleniy Tor the husbaudmsn whcr, the
earth Yields forth good increase and The
heart 1T him who s,w, Is made glad
90 rapiog time.
IN, Mountain Fair offers a
>pleudid opportunity Tor us to bet our
light shine Ia way that will DO IN,
most good and again the INDEX wishe.
iourge upon its readers the mporlauc,
of getting toscther such AN exhibit OF
pa,etie valley products AS will do JUS
lice ga The Garden Snui at Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

the prescribed period the order ~ns pur-
chased by the payre with no other pur-
pose than depositng his money where
he.kncw il would be- safe until wanted
When The original money order has
become void dgplcair ~ issued, upon
application. the suueriniendcni Of The
s, STEM, and void duplicates are replaced
by warrants apon "a fund CREATED Dv UNI
called-for money which has accumulated
since The system has been IA operation.
Hundred ~ cases could be- given where
farmers. mincrs. meci'unis and other per-
SONS bavru the mol'sy order sy'sicmlor
u savings bank. among be- most stirling
being the casr Of miner At Leadviile.
ca VINO "a chased ar order for 81 200.
PAYABLE 10 him, and permitted the
none, TO remain on deposit for tye years.
For The sake OF security afforded by de-
pusitipg the money with The government
ne was not oly willing 90 lorego the
interest which hc would have received
had thc none, been placed ia savings
bank ~ otherwise Invested but he paid
the comln,ssion demnrded by the govern
menl Tor issuing the order.
The USE ol The money order system as
4 saving, bank is fesortcd 30 as frequent
IS today asatany time ia the past. The
mails bring Ca the posioliice department
daily hrmcrons void orders 70 bee renew
ed aud The officials who have the renewal
Of the orders in charge understand that
the system IS being used 10 the place Of
savings banks The Chicago Record
sept. II.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

hcllocfat
The goldbug press publishes the follow
ing and chuckle over it as joke:
Last year AN ounce OF fine silver
bought bushel Of wheat. II takes two
ol them this year. That is the way
wheat and silver keep together
Five years ago it required thirty or
forty ounces 70 bu, a plug horse. Now
horses can be- bought by the wholesale
for from one TO Three ounces. Next
year bnsha OF wheat NAV command
four ounces OF silver wotth two hundred
cents. IL will lesend or'Whether provid-
ence sidewipes as and biesses India
aud Europe. sidewipes those countries
and blessrs us. or blesses or -sidewipes
both However il gods It viii furnish
another J5jest LESBOS Fl how siifei aud
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

The Only Chence riirh Company principal
place o. business. Emmett. Canyon coa'.ty
Idaho.
Notice 4 he-yhy given tina; ut u mccfirf of ne
directors. hello in Emmett. september - 1857 ga
rssf.>~.rrrt Of twrnfr-tVo 0ni,rfS aud nincfv
g DTS t--io PEE -hlrr was viel upon the cam
itnl stock nj roe cnruorati0n; rinc collars ard
Ia te rents ~ ;'l must tc nlif 20 cash aad is
no~gA'e iru'nrHi1ttiy o. Tho Ss.Neta,v r. az his
M q. CANYON county Idaho. aud fnirfncu doila.s
ull sixty cents ifiHfVi per shave NAV oc paid
IN labor. n performed ma " TIE sure vision "A
tae ui'ecte between October - i>s a.rl No-
vtinocr if ISL
ny sioc.- 17on w1irn above msutiorei ss-
sesircnf rfruars urpaid on the D. DIV az DO
Y'-iisc1 for sale. 40 public auction. and r1less
payment Is no1e before. viii re sold on the s
cry OF Lecerincr. 1877. 10 paw deiiucueut as
si~-rnnnf thereon together witH coef> ~ .I.p~-
tisi.f uud expense 90 sa'r. tcHS HorfTON
$40 .-t.l-r
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

ACconDiNn To the Pocalrllo papers.
some degenerate creature hna been writ
ing vile things for disreputable Mont
ana sheet about respectable Young ladies
nl THAT cilf a scorpion lash would be
be- mild for such q tra,esty ON humanity.
and while The Record dors not take
much stock in the doctrine Of hell fr
and birthstone, IL can sympathize with
the noted uniVersaIst preacher who
conceded Che Les,ity Of hell for special
emergencies. THIS would seem TO be- an
emergency Of the first magnitude
RECORD
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

In the oillce of the superintendent Of
che mune,-order system of The general
ros'ollice at Washington is evidence
which will convince the most skeptical
that ihen' exists, especially 10 thew
drmaud fora government institution
where he savings Of The people ma, be
deposited
The muuey-orler system was establish
Ell for the accommodation OF the people
those Who do not enjoy bank accounts
aud cannot toward money by checks
While the object OF the system was
purely TO facilitate the transaction OF
business by Offering at small cost
The medium for Transmitting mouey. ex-
perience has demonstrated that n is not
infsequertly used to guard TIE savings Of
those vine are met within easy reach OF
banks. On fear TO trust their hard-earned
dollars ia the keeping of banks Money
orders are often obtained bv persons who
have few dollars 20 lay away This
Is made evident by the operation OF the
law. which declses money orcrr void
when not presented for payment within
one wear When money orderis retain
ed bs the payee beyond that period il
eau only be renewed by the superiut, nd
Sat Of the system in Washington. and the
number of cases where money oriers hav,
been retained for ont. two. three and
er'n more TEARS is surprising The 20
cords snow that in most instances where
money orders are not presented within
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

rocoiallo Tribune
Fireman Bert Wakefield disappeared
from his engine some place about No
vine about &c k yesterday Afternoon
disappeared as completely as though the
earth had swallowed han up and a
thorough search has failed 10 fnd any
trace of him. Il is supposed that he fell
from the engine into Bear river while it
was crossing The bridge al NoViuc
Engineer I'D staple aud Fireman Wake
field were In charge Of the engine IA
'hog was bringing In Freight
Train No 2l Just after they had eros
sed the bridge at Noyine Stables missed
Wakefield lie had not seen him fall
or but is positive that he was on The
engine just IA few minutes before The
tram was stopped and search made
but the man could not be found The
train ran bnck to the river and search
was made along it, but also in vain.
Lrtcr--A message from Montpelier
received about O'Clock today brought
the news that Wakeheld.s body had beea
found. IN The river but brought no
luiher details
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24
ivory From The nIonalas.


Moscow star.
Mr. A. J. Green returned from The
Klondike Tuesday noon. He SAYS
that contrary 20 the general impression
the climate Of that region is very hot ~
the summer time running often mp to
ne degrees ir the shade This is prob
ably caused by the action OF the sun
which shines constantly. Mr. Green
says that no one should 20 there except
the strong and healthfnl The trials
are severe and rxaostiog and the man
who gets sick there stands poor show.
lie SAYS there is No chance Tor map Ia
stake OF claim now as everything is
taken In the klondikc region. He looks.
however. for other equally rich strikes
and thinks they will be- nude on Stew
art river. Nearly all claims staked are
for sale Mr. Green owns ihigd inter-
est in one. ana he came out with ihe M
teniion of returning thus fan bat was de-
layed nineteen da,s coming down the
Yukon. which made il too late for him
to return this scuson. lie brought with
him some samples Of gold which is
coarse, mostly ia nuggets. He also
brought an immense tusk of a masiodon
which he presented 10 the University.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The last Chance pitch COMPANY locat con %
principal place ~ business. Emmett Canyon
county. Idaho.
Notice IS hereby given that az u uefiine o.
The directors held on Seftemhcr r.. 1870. an ns-
ScsSnlcnt ~ t1i-tv--Wn fnlnrS rfr .na-e WINS
le-iet upon ihe capital stock of tNc cor after.
.l>~ must be paid ln cash ead .i2co L.tv
b. paid in labor n done uuacr the SUPERVISOR
~ TIE directors. hctwocn October - ami No
tcnoor IN, l~'s. otherwise Oh shall be uaychl-
In casn. said aSsessrcrt Il dua innedi-
aiely and PAYABLE O. Ia secretary nc Emmett
ldaho. Any stool, ,ion which this assessment
fegains urpaii cn he ~ day OF November
let5. WI ~ ceifagutnt aud advertised Tor
safe az public auction. Hlf unless payment is
made ocfore.will be sold on she eth DAY % rlc-
cemncr isF. 70 paw DELINQUENT assessment
TcrSe OF sale
And IN accordarce with "a CONTRACT entered
lutn on t1e 'lst cay Of September. l-gf There
was az ossrS>mc1t also levied a1riusf the ON
~ Chance Itch Company Of f-n7 co. fcfi - NJ
De paid 10 cash and s4sS. 20 ia labor with Ike
conditions ot payment and DAYS OF delinruerc en-
rnd sale - levied AGAINST the stockholders oil
the Last Chance Ditch Ccunany.
Emmett. Idaho. FiNrrV Aro~Rot
Htlt-lApt- l-fl-st .7tNf-la 3.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

Naic Advocate.
Love takes effect on men in as many
different ways as 40 rod whiskey does on
the sagebrusu shepherds This IS be-
cause men are differently constituted in
the upper story some having room for
"rats in their garnet" while others
haven't
Some men when disappointed IN a love
affair viii shoot the girl aud then commit
suicide. others take 10 hard drink ami
terminate their dls,ipaied career by CIV
lng a snake show or going broke and get
ing 'Nagged, while others overlook the
deceitiul damscl like a white check and
marry some other fellows -irl for spite.
TWAS different with Geo. Hanson "a
former resident OF Vale. late ct Pearl.
Idaho Ii is reported that he WAS az the
very threshold Of mairlmouy when his
fair nancc, beautiful Pearl girl. in the
iicklen,ss OF her coquettish nature,
sluifcd ms affections like dog would q.
llca. aud left George with a marriage
license and new sui, eli conventional
black
Dld George rnstle for siN-guu or gnz-
<le coilu Narnishy No, not he He
kept his eye on the eastern star. heut his
weary footsteps toward Boise aud joined
the salvation Army, where with cymbal
aud soag he will drive away the hal
iueinauons of loves young dream. whie
acting Ia the capacity of one OF God S
little gunboats. he will lombard the
devlio his stronghold AT ldaho's metrop-
oils.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.

Nor m Emmett
Telluride Examiner.
That irrepressible Bloom of nel Norte
saws that every ylri 90 lhat IOWA who is
s'er chewing gum on the streets might
bee examined with certainty OF finding
their hosiery half down They might
oe examined ia Del Norie, Jonu. but la
Telluride not ia ~ years
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

BOWS In Bear Lake county IL seems
shat some Of The school trustees have been
employing teachers who failed TO pass
the examination. Commenting Oh this
subject the Paris Post says We can in
form the trustees of this county that the
ncW school law takes away the privilege
of The county school superintendent of
issuius iemporar,permits good until the
next regular examination ''and 40 per
son shall be- considered qualified teacher
within The meaning of the school law
who has not certificate granted by the
SAID superintendent or other lawful
authority That is the law pure and
>imulp
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24
notice OF ASSESSMENT.

TIE rrtcroris- Glitch Co,ananv limited.
Principal place OF business taly, .,t1rt Canyon
Go. iua
Nciica IS hereby s'ven Tint nt meeting Of
ht directors nl ine f0torNIise 70 D. fnilnanv
i.ilitci nr f.c a' lrv IF Arru>. 1850. su asses
sinoft wa. 'cfi'f on the Whole 81 tfe raaitai
steel. %. s1ii C.. naa1V of 50 fn i,er saare tn De
paid 81 mon % re f,eNsurur OF saii company.
snI' r~>i Hisnt .hal o. duo Dn ne g. tnv %
octppeH ISL an st'cs noon which tht s,ii ass
sas>mant rclo1ins Unpaid on the rs. i,,p of Oct
Once 1884, WI ne lCgorfisei f1' sale ~ pub f,
ageticn arA unless faymen, is nloe bcfofr % IA
a sold on tAe 80 Say - Nrvtfn'lor fSFf o. ..ov
costs sd. af.vc.tIsing end cVltnHl.~ OF >iiie
EDISON BISHOP. SECRETARY.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

Scptlmhe 10 ispi.
Notice Is hereby givdn that the following
named settler las nlci notice of mis- intention 10
make anal proof in support Of his claim. and
thnt said proof viii De made before Iterister
and Receiver ~ y. Land lficc at Boise CITY
Idaho. on October ~. 1877. viz.
Peter kies.
Emmett. Idaho. Hd application 40. 273G for me
sw q G n sec. ~ u n e a ne q NV a
and lot I sec 30 %. enr ~ q. y Idaho.
re names the following witnesses 20 Grove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF. said land WIS
Rtinhaft schiller, lanes Jones. George 4 sncr
Warden. Edmund George Ruaien. am of En-
mott, Canyon county id.io
CHARLES IHNRor. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

Land once OF Boise. Idaho.
September I. lrY7.
Notice IS hereby given that the following
named slf ier has hled notirc of his ute.fion 90
rlnAe hntl proof IN support ~ his claim. unt
tina. sn'l proof viii he male before Hcxlster rul
Receiver T.. s. ! aud once AZ 8oise City, Idaho
ON October H. 1857 viz;
John j. Co7gDugn
Ola. IDAHO. Hd application No es75 for the
sw d sW % sec 10 NV d NV a sec rs % ne g.
sec ~ % 30 n r b. 40 Idaho
lie uumas the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OIL
said and. viz.
Ewing &. Eaird. Orlando C. Baird. Thomas
Glenn, George " smith. an of Ola Boise Co
Idaho.
CHARLES HIMRoD. Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

wheat keep COMPANY When good
comes the republican party tries To steal
Tie crrdii Of its besiDwM from the AZ
mighty; but Whatever bad turns up thry
attribute 10 tie democratic party. the
silver craze. or some other oaleiul I'M
ilueuce.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

M ETHpDisT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Ser
wi vice ist sunday Of each month 40 iact-
trIs srnuulhuuao iit1n pa 40 Emmett p D.
lH SECOND sunday Horseshoe Benz 100 a. ma.
Ma '.h y. So pfn'i 40 D. M Third sunday
. l.nril Nuu'tn sunday Ola ~HtufdnN eve
frlfy ai faD sunday morning nt 40 30 SWEPT
PIP. 10 a W ATKINrON
Pastor
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

Use nay BlockbeyTy Cor
dial and Essence Of JaDe-
ocia Ginger for summer
Complaint. Best on earth.
d. e. SmithsOn,
The Emmett Druggist.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

CT MARY'~ CHURch SUNDAY seryl,f..
- Mathis and st mon NJ sunday Nchoii ,.
lfrnrOue AMI sermon n -erVirr wednesday
aud AIDA, evening" al , with udorctA
ANfor a. corr.
Ina Cnafle.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-24

l. lEMONT POST No =. q. A. r. meets fliat
saturday evening in olch month 90 Rnssoil
. Roufnn', iui. H. a. BApinY
PC,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
For Better Roads,

4 largely attended good roads con
vention, composed Of delegates from
all parts OF the Sta'e was held in Co
lumoia last week. After great deal
Of discussion and reports OF experiences
from the various counties, the con-
vention resolved itself into the South
Carolina Good Roads" association.
Each county delegation was request
ed TO report within ten days a name
for its c)unty vice-president OF the
association, and a commmittes of ten
was appointed to within thirty days,
draw up constitution and bylaws
and report with permanent organiZa
ton. The committee is as follows:
NJ. L. Donaldson, OF Greenville; W.
P. Saelerove, OF Anderson; w. S.
King, Of Darlington; ". P. CantweH,
of Cnarleston;J j B. Kilgore, of Spar
tanburg; +. 4. Hyatt, of Richland; a.
3. White, OF York; NJ. B, Mes Teeny.
OF Eampton T. NJ. Little John, OF
Cherokee; ard J. f. Breedsn, OF Marl
horo.
Among the resolutions adopted
were tie following:
Rssolytd, That the legislature b9
requested to SO alter the law as to give
the su upervisors Of the several counties
the exclusive power Disappointing and
discAargirg the oversees and guari Of
the cjunty chainearg.
Resolved, That a committee Of FIVE
be appointed By this convention 20
draft IN act fer the creation OF road
commission for this state b. the legis
iature, and report al the first meeting
Of the orsanjZ it!on.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
For B.cHcle Etdera.

Any cycle rider in the lest irGuis;
tive about the number OF miles per
hour he IS making, says tae New York
journal, can asc r.ain in a very SIM
pie manner by Icting the number of
revolutions the psdal cranks make il
q givea number OF S. conds TIE gear
of the b;c5cle must be taken into con
sideraiion For rexampie, rider on s
wheel OF Is gear goes as many miles
in al hour as his patal craaks makes
revo!u:lons il 1l7S S. )nds a table
OF seconds and gears for computing
speed IS as follows: Gear 81 9 81 sec
oEds; 50. 10 70 seconds; 66, II Is sec
ords; u. u 81 seconds; 7S, 1882
seconds; 81, 1900 scenes; 80, 16 Us
seconds 96, 17.14 s. seconds. An easy
wsy 10 approximate the exact mum Der
OF seconds is to place drop Of INK on
the crystal of the watch. L the crank
revoIve eleven times in II 81 seconds
~itn 66 gear the rider is travelling at
the raie OF eleven miles sn hour.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
V. bstoE Gs:s Ihere.

a dispatch from Washington to The
News ard Cou.ier says Boss E2geue
!. Webster racsivad Wednrsd4y his
long delayed reaagd Tor his 6ce';5,
e Marx Hanna and President Mch.n
ley. His appointment as collector o.
lnlerGal revenue for thu district q
South Carolina wss aarnuHce3 =. to-
EXECUTIVE 1aaSiGn Wednesday n0rn
ne. Ii was s9meshir. o. i srrociS'
to the memc cera o. Iue Palmatto" c2i
ony who wete under t2e impv=ss;o;
.aa. ColIcc; 7 5 3 Towns, .7oGid D.
,ilom:d 70 serve out his iC2r year
,er5a, whica does not expire ua;i.
January II, 1887 y. the treasury &c.
oastme2; 10 re&son IS assigned for tn
sudG.n decapitaIi4n cf Collector
Iox1siu the io;egssE Of Boss" Weo
STR. rae friends ct NJ Towns n&d
,ssursnces fron the President auc
Secretary G a2e thas 10 change vs.
coutenp,a,,d d uu,iL the sHpisa'ioa Q
ais term Boss Iseosg5r puoi!cly
Slaied only & few 7eeNs $50 that he
Id not expect 8 v2cSccg n lce co!lec
,orsnip uatil next January l: is
dGowc, nevertheless, lhac &c. WEB
s:zH has besa actively and uGcras:ng
" Al avrk 20 dlSloGge Collector
Iowos. and success has crowned bis
efforts .: last. H5 justlH-S the action
OF Tie President BY saying ta&t he 2as
cot allowed 20 serve cut MS four years
oV the Cleveland Admir- iSJrat!on and
;Gersf3:e, Mr. Towns Should 2o5 con-
olSin. i,r, Webster VIII go 10 work
u once to chain his 5srd o. 500 C00
md qualify as proEp y as pcs,ia!e Sc
IS t, !. e. his naGae Ga tie payroll X
81 750 per aInuD.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
4 SSrlp%rjs Cream.

Once farn>,' nod several thous.
and pounds Of cJ,toA. which he sc!I.
uot 10 81 .gle coston buyer out 20
several Iaousan6 d fsrent d~aiers, a
poand esc:I A fe~ pzid hin, IL cssh,
outtar the greater number sad II was
not couveH;eus thel, tU wuu!.i paw
ister. \ few montbs passed, and the
aa1's bank account ran low. "ao0
is this, he said, ''rov cotton should
have kept me in stlIlepce until an
otner crop is rsised but | have
parted with IL ara have instead only
q vest numher OF accounts, so small
and scattered tha; I cannot get arourd
and collect it fast enough 10 psy X
penses." So be posted up 3 pubic
notice anG asked all tncse who cged
hin to pay quickly. EIt few came;
the rest sad, Mine is only = small
nat:sr, and will 90 and pay one Of
these days, forgetting that thoueh
eac1 account was very snail, when al
were Put together they meant large
suca to lhat man Things went on
thus. The man got to feeling SO bad
II and rolled and tossed >outso much
il his efforts to coIlsct that he fell cut
of b., d AID awoke, and running TO his
gjuery icuad his cotton sail sale
Ihere He had only been dreaming,
and hadn't sod bis cotton at all. The
next Day The man went TO the publish,
er o. his paper, ard >sia, Here sir, is
the pay for your paper. and when
next ears slbscripi is due you &c
pend upon ne 20 pay it promptly. l
stooj IL the position Of 81 editor last
night, and I know hcwi feels TO have
ones honestly earned money scatter
ID al! over the country in small
amouats
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
On. ,5,n,y P.w.r rou strore

We are l2!d oy N eastern j ,urnal
h2: TIE CO. on !r.ae cf Great Britaiu
IA. Sotfsrec SC acutei fcom thu money
crisis in tn east MAJ i IS prGfauuoly
icyre-sd, aud IS e5yera'e eX3edi
eGt, i1o>e maGuSac ac.ute:s ere now
se-king t. c.. tGe wages Of tHeif 200,
$50 OPERATIVES ) Gur cent Tae manu-
fa2tuTsrs tod iae British cao;le. thtir
ifouole, hIrjr, ds of trades uoioas
aid the c:c<ugiSis peliIiore3 tee
sGv4rrm-ut 10 give to Fracce and the
UGited S ales 8 favorscle aUs ger, to
save thela 'r1u r2in; bat the money
power vas toe strong, and so tnat
g2vsrnGen1 Ike lis promise and be
traysG E2glaGd's producers st the
sane time.