Evening journal., 1900-09-25

NAett Ut tO DuSneiS Ci corn every year, ,
devoted to an industry from which he
does not get but one good crop in four
years, it can be easily understood that
! it must be a good one to pay. This
year the results are that as much has
not been gotten after the long period
Of waiting as could have been produced
in one year from crops which are Ger
tain.--Greensboro Free Press.
A man should never tire of saving
good things about his town, and never
be guilty CT speaking evil of it. No
town above earth is faultless and will
have more Or less difficulties which
should be met by every citizen with a
strong and manly heart. Sub
stantial encouragement and hearty
endorsement are as essential to the
welfare of town as natural resources.
seaford News.
women carried he day" says the
returns of the election in Weehawken,
N. j. 1t was on the question Of an ap-
preparation Of $4,000 for a new school
building. Under the law the women
could vote and they favored the meas
ure' while the males generally op-
posed the sum too large.-Chester-
Town Kent News.
According to the returns OF the emu
merators, there are 5,SOO.OOO farms. A
large number of employees are engaged
ON the farm census work and 1t is
hoped to have official returns of this
branch Of the census conference.-the
Record.
Hunt up your neighbor and tell him
the next registration day is October 90
Sussex Journal.
The refusal Of the Addlcks party to
endorse the nomination Of p. B. Nor
man for auditor has reduced the num-
Der OF Addlcks adherents in this section
Dut when bosses make a ticket they
90 not usually nominate men who can
not be controlled by a boss.-Delaware
Pilot
Already the people who have been
lying SO bitterly against Hon. Peter ].
Ford have begun to recant We will
next week take UP and expose some Of
the lies told on this eminent philan-
thorpist and statesman.-Laurel Sus-
sex Countian.
Ex-senator German spoke with the
greatest assurance as to victory in
Maryland for both the National and
State tickets. All the reports dwelt
upon the return to the party OF Demo-
Gratis who opposed Bryan four yearsago.
The national committeeman promised
aid in the shape of speakers and
money.-Sahsbury News
Wednesday next Tome Institute
opens its doors to hundreds OF stu
dents. In all the faculty will number
about fifty persons, proficient In their
special lines. The magnificent sum CT
S3,OOO,000 remain after all the improve
ments have been made Port Deposit
truly is blest in having such a seat
OF learning in its midst. The Hon.
Jacob Tome its founder truly planned
morewisely than he knew and in the
years to come thousands will rise up
and call him blessed.-Port Deposit
Press.
Joseph L. Kerr, candidate for Con
gress for the short term, has received
much encouragement since his nOmina-
tion from all sections OF the shore.
Many Democrats have rendered him
their support William II. jackson,
candidate for the long term, is meet
ing with the same encouragement we
hear. The Democratic nominees are
unpopular and will have a hard time
Of It, As this is a Republican year
the Eastern Shore will do what she
did in 1s96-give her vote to Mckinley
and the Republican congressman
Pocomoke City Ledger Enterprise.
Ii Hung Chang has everything to
gain and nothing to lose by creating
! jealousies and doubts Of each other
among the allied powers in China, and
the old man is an expert in that sort OF
wcrk.-Crisheld Times.
There has been some fear expressed
that New Jersey would become the
scene Of the disgraceful prize fights,
since the pugilists have been barred
from New York. Justice Collins, of our
Supreme Court, has quieted this fear,
however, by pointlig out that New
Jersey law is strongly against such
sport" and prize fighters who come
here to indulge in their contests will
get stiff dose Of Jersey Justice
Salem Sunbeam.
So far as the COW boys are concerned
ltuug Is lu6 only man III lue game
And after making allowance for mis-
oyer-plus Of animal spirits, it must be
granted that he is built much axe the
men who faced the British regulars a
Concord bridge and fired the shot
heard round the world" It will
be bad day for this continent whe1
that sort of Americanism goes out oi
feshion.-Kennett Advance
The harmony between the Regulars
and Unions has struck another snag il
the way of uniting upon nominee foi
Congress Ball and Auditor Candidate
! Norman. The Unions. or rather Mr.
[ Addicks, refuses to. consent TO Mr.
J Ball, because at one time he would no
p shake hands with him, and the Objec
{ ton to Norman has not been found out
- delaware Democrat.
Political scavengers are numerous il
e Democratic ranks, and their lust 10
e gain has led some Of them TO despicabl
t party treachery for the sake OF Addick'
money. It would be well for the Dem
9 cratic papers to to turn their scare
e lights upon certain Democrats, WHIT