davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11
(Ciag dalszy re strony 1-szej.

jakaz moae bye rzeczywista przyozy.
ma ukrywanis swej dzia}alnosoi lub
faktow pred okiem tych, kt6rzy SO
W tenn najwiecej interesowani? Ply.
fanny o to jake amerykanie, miiujacy
nasz kraj j ceniacy wolnosc - ME
jake stronnicy tel Tub owej partji,
ale jake p~atrjoci.
nWolnos6 prasy j wolny narod, to
dwie nieodlaczne rzeczy, ktore gwa.
rantowac musza wolne instytucje
prawdziwa swoboda. Kto zechoe
tamowac wolnosc prasy, tenn samem
tamuje wolnosc ludu. Jezeli, ida,
MEM waszem, jest to ,,wojskowa
konieoznoscia'', by ukrywac prawdzi.
we wiadomosci z Filipin, to pytam
sic d~laczego? Pred kim pragniecie
ukrywac prawde, cenzurujac wszyst.
kie telegra6ozne wiadomosci?Z pew.
noscia ME pragniecie ukrywac praw.
dy pred fllipihczykami, DO CT, zdaje
sic, wiedza dok}adnie o strasznej
swej sytuacji! Depesze do codzien
nych gazet sluzye maja do powiado.
mienia amerykahskiego ludu o wy.
Padkach. Filipihczycy gazet tych
ME czytaja, lecz czytaja je amery-
kahsoy obywatele -patrjoci. OjGo-
vie, matki j bracia naszych dzieln oh
zolnierzy, jak rowniez ioh aony, sios-
try j interesuja sic gaze
tamil. z pewnoscia ME pred niemi
pragniecie ukrywac prawde".
A jezeli tax jest, many w6wozas
prawo zapytania sic, dlaczego? i O.
czekujemy ~odpowiedzi, jeAeli ME wy.
t}omaczenia.
Jezeli zas TAX ME jest, jezeli RAD
ME Pragnie ukrywa6 prawdy pred
mimi, to pytamy sic, ma co j ola kogo
zaprowadzona zosta}a tax surowa cen.
zura W Manili?
Panic Prezydenoie, niechze mi
wolno bedzie doda6 kilka show do pc
wyzszych, ktore, nam nadzieje, ME
beda zle zrozumiane.
Rozumiemy wszyscy doskonale,
re pan, panic prezydencie, masz swo-
je racje j powody, kt6re uwazasz "a
sluszne ] odpowiednie. Prosimy "a.
tenn, bys je pan ogiosil i uspokoil
wszystk cb.
jake obywatel i patricia, a ME
jako zwolennik jakiejs partji Tub
zdrajca, pisze ten list. Jake nasz
prezydent, bedziesz wiedzia}, jak
nam MONA odpowiedzie6. Jezeli be.
dziesz W at "a stosowne podac DO.
woody, ktore toba kieruja, bedziemy
zadowoleni. Jezeli ME, to bedziemy
wiedzieli W kazdym razie, ze take
Powody istnieJs ! majac W Bogu ma
dzieje, ze pokierujs toba jake gio
wa naszego rzadu, ME bedziemy ma
tarczywoscia wikIac j tax jua groznej
sytuacji.
Lecz mkt tego z~aprzeczyG ME mo
re, re ia - to podejrzana
rzecz. Ktos, o tysiace mil ztad, u
kfsda te dePesze. Czy ME jest mo-
zebnem, he jakabolwiekbadz pomyi.
ka moze bye popeinionq, ktora wpro.
wadzi W biad nawet ciebie, panic
prezydencie! Czy ME Jest mozeb.
mem, re pewna czesc prawdy moze
ujsc twoich oczu, prawdy, ma kt0rej
sPrawiedliwosc polega i tym sposo
BEN zycie, wolnosc i prawo do
s~zczescia Popadna W niebezpieozeh.
stwo. A te powyzsze Boskie Diary sa
tax swietymi tam, jak j tn ola kaz
diego amerykahskiego obywatela. To
samo 90 grozi tym darom tam, moze
" kaAdej ohwili aagrozi6 i'm i tutaj.
i dlatego many prawo a nawet
- many obowiazek, jako
am~erykanie, ozuwania.
Pan mozesz odpowiedziee, re wlasnie
liza zsohowsnis naszych praw, u.
rzymujesz t~sjemnice stsnu. Jeze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11
MEDRLEC.

Kto z ~medrcami wciaz przestaje,
Jeszcze medrcem sic ME stale;
Ably medrcem bye prawdziwym,
Trzeba najpierw bye uczciwym, =
w swietem tr6dle prsw odwiecznycb
Szukac sobie drog bezpiecznych.
Uzef Rropisonicki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11

Jeden z oicerow wojsk a~merykaf-
skich ma Filipinach, pisze do dzien
nika Chicago Record" (dnis 6 ma.
jay, IL W ataku ma szahoe f~lipihskie
dnia % msrcs r. b. pablo rsnionyoh
j zabitych prawie dwustu zoinierzy
amery kahskich W jednym puiku.
Kor panic n%iekt6rych pulkow liczq
obeonie zaledwie pc 30 ludzi.
Zapewne dlstego redakoja pisma
cbicsgoskiego podaje pod listen
swego correspondents tylko litery b.
H. A. zamiast calego nazwiska. w
przeciwnym bowiem razie ow officer
zostalby pewno ukarany "a wyja
wianie prswdyl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11

w Rosji po!icjs ME moze dac so.
bic rady z rozruchami wsrod milo
dziezy uniwersyteckiej. Jak dzien.
Mkt amerykahskie donosza, ruch re.
wOlucyjny szerzy sic W carstwie Z
sila coraz pOteaniejsza. Me div.
re car pragnaaby wobec tego zapew
n'enia pokoju z sasiadami. Moglby
wtedy i~atwiej zuzyc swych siepaczy
ma Wake z wrogiem wewnetrznym
prsgnieniem wolnosci, budzaoej sic
wsrod ludu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11

correspondent waszyngtohski
dziennika The Chicago Tribune"
pisze W liscie z d. rs z. N. o wyka-
zach aoinierzy rsnionych zabitycb,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11

Przypominamy czytelniom zsiozo.
nym przez zwiazkowcow, 20 many
do rozdania kilkanascie exemplary
powiesci J6zefa Turczyhskiego p. t.
Pc dlugiej nocy, nadesianych nam
przez autora.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11
Notatki.

Zn6w dwooh polsko~ pablo Ofara
woiny z fliPihczykami.
Jak donosi telegram jen. Otisa,
dnia % z. m. polegi cd kuli fIipih-
skiej Jan Golebiewski, kspral Ago
puiku kawalerji; otrzymai zas ciezka
rane W reke Pawel Ossowski, szere.
gowiec pierwszego puiku ocbotni.
kow Nebraska. -
Poprzednio zmar{ wskutek ran Jo.
zef Grabowski, zo3nierz Ago pulku
kawalerji.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11
REDAKToR;
Stefan Bdrszczes0ski.

sstsred at o. at Chicago, Illinois as second-clsss
matter.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11

ktore podawans So prze. amerykah-
skie dzienniki. co nastepuje:
nWykazy ranionych j zahitych ME
So Podawane W csiosci. Tylko tele.
granny nadchodzace W ciagu dnia 50
Publikowane. Wykazy kompletne,
przysysane przez poetic sa traktowa
ne, jake soisle konfiencjonalne (sek-
retne).
Dlaczego?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11
Zarzad Zwiazku Mar. Pol,

Zsrzad Zwiazku Mar. Pol,
CINZoR: IT. NJ. Helinski, ess n. Carpenter
81. Room 3. Chicago, Ill.
vICE-CENZoR: = J. Csernik, II S. Canal str,
wilkes Barre, Pa.
RKxxEs: - y. II. Jabfonski.
WICR-PRKzEs: J. Posczynski.
~DYREKTORZY: - Jozef Biaszka, N. Rzeszo
tarski, l. Mroz, Il. X. Kucharzewsh.
BEKR. JEN. 1 ADMINISTRATOR ,ZGoDY" -
NJ. J. ssdowski, lo2 = r4 W. Division st.,
CAicago, III.
pKARBNIK:- M. Majewski l02 = lc4 W. DlvI-
zion ct, Chicago, Ill.
KoMITET ZAzALEN 1 PROSE,
1. u. Kofakowski, prezes.
Adam M~a3ewski, skarbnik,
Z. b. Czarnecki, sekr.
i02-l04 W. Division ST., Chicago, Illinois.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11

Wszystkie nasze pisma polskie po-
swiecily wieksze hub mniejsze arty-
kuly zmarlemu W zeszlym tygodniu
ks. Wincentemu Barzyhskiemu.
Trzeba przyznae, re w~iekszos6
tych srtykuaow Jest ola zmarlego
pochlebna, naidalej jednak posunal
swe ubolewania ,,Glos Polski" z
Grand Rapids. Czytamy W MIN ME-
tylko, re ks. B. byi bodaj cay ME
jednym z najwybitniejszyoh polskich
~kap}an6w ma calym swiecie () ale
nawet, re nbya to drugi typ Skargi i
sc szyca".
o lie nam wiadomo, zmar}y ME
odznaoza} sic nadzwyczajnym darem
s}owa. Porownanie wiec do ks. Skar.
81 niema sensu. Co sic tyozy por6w-
mania do ks. Staszyca, to chyba re.
daktor ME vie, ze ten wielki patrjo-
ia j dobroczyhca zostal pochowany
poza murami cmentarza, DO ducho
wiehstwo ma cmentarzu pochowac GO
ME pozwolilo, pred smiercis zas
wydal nastepujace rozporzadzenie:
nPrzy trumnie ME ma sic pali6
wiecej mad szesc swiec. Swiat}o
ognia swiec jest zupelnie niepotrzeb-
ne ola umariego, trawi tylko marine
rzecz, ktora mole bye P~otrzebna i
uzyteczna zyjacym ludziom. Zamiast
tel czczosci marnej, ma bye W dzieh
mojego pogrzebu, rozdane dziesiec
tysiecy zlotych ma kaleki, chorych i
ubogich.
Niechaj to siuzy "a przyk}ad, jak
zle jest szafowac niewlasciwemi po-
rownaniami.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11
N~astepujace grupy

wniosly W miesiacu kwietniu 1899 r.
nizej wykazane kwoty ma rece
skarbnika IL. n. p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11

Otrzymalismy pierwszy numer tai
nego pisma, wychodzacego w War
szawie, p. t. Pochodnia, organ stron-
nictwa emokratyczno-narodowego
Program jego da sic stresciG slowa
mi zawartemi W artykule wstepnym
p. t. Swift:
nPowstahcie, oplwani, zbeszczesz-
czeni, powaleni, skopani i oh 'arci!
Powstahcie - DO juz Swift, DO juz
dzieh niedaleki.
ME ma barykady isc nam trzeba,
ME iamat orezne zastepy w polu OF
wartem, ale sklada6 W oierze prace,
szczescie osobists, a bodaj - giowy,
gdy zajdzie tego ~potrzeba! Casozy,
ciowa praoa nasza p~owinna bye skie.
rowana do tego, aaeby pOkolenie ma
stePne stane}o blizej wolnosci j
szczescia! Poniewaz zas wolnose
szczescie wydzierac trzeba rzadowi i
jego poplecznikom, wiec zadaniem
naszem must bye systematy czna wal.
ka z rzadem. Krok pc kroku haste
pywaG trzeba ma prawa, instytucje,
w}adze, ktoremi mas skrepowano,
piedz pc piedzi zdobywac to, czegc
potrzebe uczuwamy, kamieh po ka.
mieniu burzyc injury niewoli j ucis
ku.
,,Siabych wspierae, trwoAliwych
krzepic, %ciemnych o~swiecac, ,iebna
cyoh ogrzewat, chwiejnych umao.
MAC, a zawsze isc kupa zwarta. Je.
zeli porywy jednostkowe czesto koh.
cza sic przegrana, wystepy z~biorowe,
cho6by ma razie rozproszone LUX
stlumione zawsze przynosza zwy.
cieztwo"
Calem screen zyczymy tego zwy'
cieztwa i ME watpimy, re ono ME.
dalekie. Idzmy tylko kupa zwarta
W jednym kierunku!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11

Razem t139OOOO
Prey wyplaceniu Cyrkularza XVIII z powodu niedopelnienia formal
nosci prawnych wstrzymano nastepujace bene6ty:
l34l Teofl Wielewski, Z gr "a, No. 218S1 10000
iSoO Jozef Adamski, z gr. lol, No. 1910 10000
1852 Jan Dworecki, z gr 2S2, Nc. 1894 900 90
Masterpieces wypadki smierci, W roznych czasach zakwestyonowane
przez zarzsdy, benefty So jeszcze ME w~yp4acone:
No. wypadku
euhrL
$40 Antoni Kurzedkowski. 2 W < No 1On zuo-,u T.. uu...J.
1892 r. $4,000.
ss5 Wsienty Giowack, z o r. 90. M. 147o5. zm,,,v 81 rno. 1909
r., 100000.
98 Pawel HoPDa, z gr II, No. 5774, zmarly 3 pazdz 1896, 100000
10 francszek Sztuba, z gr 29, No. 1851, zmarly 5go grudnia
1896 r., $3.50.
1881 Aex. Serocki. z or lis. No 1904 mari q r,o. 1907 seoo n
1903 Franc. Prena. 2 or no No o11e 49, 10 IT, ooz Seo0 nv
1145 Franoiszek Wasowski. p orr 40 No 0101 lmoLv q I'D;
1897, $4,000.
1191 Julian Lpi6ski.z or 1o No 4 zu.lv OF iu,eoo 1903 m
1888 Jan Doppke, 2 or SO. No eO31 mark IL kuisfnia ,os Se00 00
1877 Jan Ksrczewski, z gr. 26, No. 172Ol, zmarly IL kwietna 1898
T. $4,000.
1880 Adam Ryba, z gr 25S, No. 232SO, zmar}y 3 Hpca 1898, soOOOO
I<o9 Mswrzyneo GryszczJ hski z gr 81, No. S055, zmariy 10 wrzes
1898 r. 100000.
1894 Jan Bobrowski, z gr. $50, No. 2lSSS, zmariy IL pazdziernika
1893 I. 5000 90.
1901 Violently BoGchar. z gr, 10, No. 1923, zmar}y sgO Hstopada
1893 r. 100000.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11

Dwor Lesniczych No 754 W
La Sale, Ill. so
Wiel. ks. NJ. Siupek z Flo
rida so
Tow. Sx. Stanis}awa Bisku.
pa W San Francisco, Cal. 80
DIR. +. T.. Fronczak W Buffalo 80
S. NJ. Stryszyhski W Buffalo 80
KS. Swiniarski 90
Razem $3.50
(Ciag dalszy nastapi!o
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11

Razem W kasie 1go maja 80 S74.97O.1O
Il powyzszej sunny S21OO0oo ulokowane ma pierwszym numerze
IhyPotek, a reszta W nastepujacych bankach: Commercial National
Bank, Milwaukee Ave. State Bank, The Chicago National Bank" i
ILLINOIS Trust and Savings Bank" Fundusz rezerwowy ma procent skladany.
Og6lny stan Grup W dniu 1 maja 1899 r.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
Schley's Visit to the South.

ATLANTA, Ca, November 5.-Rear
Admiral Schley, who was welcomed to
Atlanta yesterday, spent quiet DAY
here to-day. No programme was ar
ranged and he, with the members OF
his party, were allowed to utilize the
time in attending services at the Epls-
copal Cathedral and d drive over the
city and visit to relatives. Bishop
Nelson, of Georgia, otficiated at the
services and the Holy Communion, was
served. Mrs. Schley accompanied the
Admiral here. -,
In the afternoon, under the auspices
of the ROYAL Arcanum OF this city, the
distinguished guest and party we're T,
given a drive over. the city. Fort
Walker at Grant Park was visited, and
also Mcpherson barracks, where the
United States garrison is stationed.
Admiral Schley was given an ovation
by the soldiers.
The party was entertained at lunch
con by Judge j. Schley Hook alter the
drive, and Il large number OF 1lenuS
and relatives of the hero expressed
their admiration of his splendid record
at Santiago. =, ~.
After returning to their hotel the
party later in the evening boarded
their special car, where they remained
for the night. The train will leave ut
an early hour tomorrow tor Blrmlne-.
ham, where the Admiral will arrive at
10 o'clock.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
Facts About the Educational Fluid

Tnasmuch as there is considerable in
terest being manifested in some quar-
ters in the amount of dispcnsary profits
that have gone to the free schools of
the State since the constitutional pro-
vision was put in some years ago, a
representative of the State yesterday
looked up the official figures.
The books show that on April ~,
1898, S70, 1885 was distributed to the
schools Of the State. On April 30, 1099,
SG7,204.35 was paid out to the schools
by the comptroller general, and now
the third payment is about to be made.
This amount, all the counties having
at last been heard from, will be. SO,
4S3.37, and $4,000 more goes to the
superintendent of education for normal
institutes, etc. This amount is to be
paid in the next few days.
When all has been paid there will DC
left to the credit of the dispensary
school fund the sum of S43,319,2 ,2S, and
the schools will have been paid q total
of SlG2, 1927. When this years
amount necessary to make up the -
per capita has been pnid, the comp
troller will then proceed to distribute
pro rata among the several c0untlesi
according to enrolment, the SAB, ,312.2S
making the grand total paid the schools
S205, ,490.55.
Exclusive of the school fund, the
State dispensary had i'll the State treas,
ury yesterday, subject to the order OF
the State board OF control, q balance OF
S144, ,491. 70. This is the exact status Of
the States rum business at present, mo-
taking into account outstanding bills
and warrants.-Thc State.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
CAREY,
MCCULLOUGH,
& MARTIN,
Attorneys at Law,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
ANDERSON, =. c..
Trustee and Administrator S

7 i not sold beforehand at private sale,
4 I will sell TO the highest bidder at the
Old Homestead of r. 9. Chamblee. de-
ceased. on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
25. 1899, at ten O'Clock a. IT,, the fol-
lowing Tracts OF Land to Wit
l. All that certain Tract of Land stu
a.ed in the County Of Anderson, State
aforesaid containing eighty acres, more
or less, adjoining lauds of Mallie Shirley,
Hattie Lee and others.
2. All that certain Tract or parcel of
Land containing seventy acree, more or
less, adjoining the above described Tract,
Lands of the Estate Of VIM. Bowen, de-
ceased, ap,d Others.
8. All that certain Tract or parcel of
Lands of Alberto Chamblee, Dock Bur-
i. All that certain other Tract or parcel
OF Land, situate in Hart County, State OF
Georgia, containing seventy acres, more
or less, adjoining Lands OF Tallula Glenn,
Emma j. Coker, l.. B. Fisher and others.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Purchaser or
purchasers to pay extra for deeds aud
stamps
The above Land is sold under and by
virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed 10 me
by the other heirs at-law OF Robt. T..
Chambee, deceased, bearing date Sept.
49, 1899.
At the same time and place will also
sell the Personal Property of said deceas-
ed, consisting Of Horses, Cattle, Corn,
Fodder. Wheat Also, the Mill Machine
ry, consisting of Turbine Wheel. Husk
Frame, Grist Mill, and other articles.
w II CHAMBLEE,
Trustee and Administrator.
Nov 1900 90 g
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
Small Mills Pay Best.

The Wool and Cotton Reporter has
discovered that the small cotton mills
pay the highest dividends in North
Carolina, and that men who are able to
build big mills prefer to put their mony
instead into two or three small ones.
The Springfield Republican remarks:
"Thc argument of experience. any
more than that OF theory, is not wholly
on the side of large concentration of
capital. This has it's great advantages,
but there are offsetting factors such as
loss of efficiency and close economy
in operation from the lack of close per-
sonal supervision on the part OF those
whose property is at stake
That is an encouraging view to take
in this day of great combinations and
trusts when the little fellow is so often
squeezed out. 1t has only been Il little
while since proposition was seriously
made by some of the New England
manufacturers to combine all the cot
ton mills in the country. We have not
heard anything of it in the last ten
days, but have no doubt that the big
mills up North that are making no
money would be very glad to use the
small mills down South to help them
out of hole. The total cotton crop OF
this country is all sold every year,
either at home or abroad. AS long as
there is demand for raw cotton, there
will be room for cotton mills near the
cotton fields. and for this reason there
is no danger whatever that cotton mill
construction in the South will be over,
done. The larger the number OF small
cotton mills in the South, the greater
the security of the capital already IN,
vested in these enterprises.-Ncws ana
(Io,t,.;or
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
Thanksgiving.
Gov. McSweeney yesterday issued
he following Thanksgiving proclama-

Gov. McSweeney yesterday issued
the following Thanksgiving proclama-
ton:
The people of this State have been
abundantly blessed during the past
year. Gratitude is one Of the Christian
virtues. We should give thanks at all
times. Men too often forget the good
ness of God. There should not only be
gratitude in our hearts, but there are
times when we should give visible
evidence and audible expression to
that gratitude. We have been remark
ably free from pestilence and scourge;;
We have been permitted to plant ana
to garner. The rains have come ana
the earth has yielded her fruits and we
have been allowed to enjoy tie LABOR
of our hands. We have made progress
in manufacturing the product OF our
fields and our forests. Ithas long been
customary to take one day out OF the
three hundred and sixty-five when we
shall cease from the tolls OF our labor
and render thanks to the Giver OF all
good for the many blessings we receive.
TO the end, therefore, that we may
with thankful hearts show apprecla-
ton of the tender care OF our Heavenly
Father, /, M. B. McSweeney, governor
Of South Carolina, in conformity to-
the proclamation OF the president OF
the United States, do hereby appoint
and set apart Thursday, the 3Oth day, OF
November, 1899, as o day OF thanks
giving and prayer to be kept and OBJ
served by all thepeople of this State;
Let all public offices be closed and all
private business and labor OF every
kind cease and let the people assemble
in their accustomed places OF worship
and render thanks with grateful hearts
to their Creator and Preseryer for the
blessings of life and liberty and happl-
ness which they daily receive. Let the
people on this day also remember the
fatherless and not forget that the poor
and the needy you have with you al
ways, and that we are told by Him VINO
who made the great sacrifice Tor us
that it is more blessed to give than to
receive, and by our own deeds OF char
ity prove the sincerity of our gratitude.
In testimony whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and caused the great
seal of the State Of South Carolina to
be affixed. Done at the Capitol, in the
city of Columbia, this 3lst day OF
October, A. d. 1899.
NJ. B. McSwEENEY.
By the governor:
- ~ M. r. CooPL.,
Secretary Of State.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
A Daily Newspaper Mt Gaffney.

On account of the State Baptist Con-
vcntiOn which meets at the cnter.prls-
ing city of Gati'ncy OIL the 39th INST,
Manager Ed. IL. DeCamp has deter
mined to issuca u daily edition OF The
Ledger during the convention. These
daily editions will contain q complete
stcnographical resume OF the prcced-
ing days doings in the convention,
sketches of prominent workers III the
Baptist Church of South Carolina, pen
drawings and pen pictures OF Baptist
Church buildings and Baptist lnstitu-
tons, us well as a complete resume OF
missionary and educational work be-
ing done by the Baptists OF this state
to say nothing of the local and State
and national news that Will DC pup, ;
lishcd. Manager DeCamp has had
considerable experience in the daily,
newspaper field and is as well quall,hed
to get out q daily rs he is q weekly,
and those who will take the daily cdl-
tion OF The Ledger for this one week
may rest assured that they will get tull
value for their money. Tho price for
the week will be only 15c. and every
Baptist in the State should have ms
or her name enrolled for tho weeks
output. Send silver or two cent stamps
to The Ledger, Gaffney, 5. T..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
Rural Free Delivery.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-A. vigor-
GUS plea for rural free delivery is made
in the annual report of First Assistant
Postmaster General Perry S. Heath,
made public tonight. Mr.. Heath says
the service so far has resulted in in
creased postal receipts, enhancement OF
the value of farm lands reached by ru-
raj free delivery Of from 50 to S3 per
acre; general improvement Of the
condition OF the roads traversed by the
rural carrier; better prices tor farm
products, the producers being brought
in daily touch with tho state Of the
markets, besides educational benefits
conferred by relieving the mOn0tOny
of farm life through ready access to
wholesome literature and knowledge OF
current events.
On November rural free delivery
was in successful operation over 3S33
one Territory, Idaho, Wyoming, Miss
States unrepresented.
Between the beginning OF the new
fiscal year, July 1, 1899, and November,
with an additional expenditure fS150. :
900 rural free delivery has been extend
ed to nearly'S4 centsper capita, against
an average per capita cost of $3.50 in
small towns ,of 5000 population. IL
is a small matter to a resident of a
town." says the report, ''to be saved a
walk of few hundred yards to the
postotfice, while on the contrary it is q
great accommodation to the farmer to
be spared a drive of five or ten miles
over country roads to get his mail. In
a recent public discussion advocates OF
the system who took the value Of the
time thus lost in the busy farming sea.
son, at only fifty cents per head, found
that their figures ran up into many
millions of dollars lost to the agricul-
tural interests through being obliged
to send to the village for the mails"
Rural carriers are shortly to be au-
thorized to receive and receipt for let
tiers for distribution as city carriers do
now