New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
THE TALK or the DAY.

."rba Columbia IS c. State" which. under the
eaitorship of w f. Gonzales. has become one of
the ablest papers OF the South. has issued beau
tlful Illustrated industrial art edition, IN whicn
the agricultural. commercial and maiuiacturi,s
interests of Columbia described. Complete sta
t,etics are also furnished of the cotton manu-
featuring Industry Of the State. feature which
will give this Issue value outside the state IN
this great industry" says THE state SCUM
Carolina. standing at the head OF the new South
has Dassed one bv one all bu, ore of the great
cotton manufacturing States of the Union and IS
second only 10 the old Commonwealth OF Massa-
chusetts which had a hundred years the start OF
her and the development and utilization of frac-
tion Of South Cardinals available water powers
vroud nut the Palmetto State ahead. Twenty
years ago South Carolina had Is cotton mills Win
e. $50 sq1indles-smalI mills. most OF them To-day
there are within her borders l3s mills containing
30 7g9 splndIes and e}sl2 looms" The State Is
to he congratulated on the way In wnion II nus nus
described the growth and prosperity OF Columbia
ard the state At large.
Take that deg off the street OF I'll run YOU in
ordered the conscientious policeman ,,o ,,o .ua
But why?' asked the man with the Dog nc
has a license on -,
ats all and ge' Ee have S m sric orders 10 enforce the
anti-expsctoration ordinance e.'-'ba''imofe Aiie''
can.
A writer in Tho Public Library Bulletin says
that the first free public library ever estaoiisaed
WAS that Of Petersboro. y. H., in 1iss
First POlltlcian-DO you thtnk we q pHltSr tame
U Snrd PoittIclnn-oh Wen take IN. all right!
-(Erooklyn Life!
4, Chicayo woman who has organized an anti
ciga rstte league among the small boys gave pull
IT., exhibition the other day Of the progress her
charges had made Prizes were offered Tor the oest
essay on why l Don't Smoke Cigarettes one
small boy wrote: II smoked cigarettes Tor Two
wears and then Quit because they were hurting
me and the dealer stopped the pictures. lie didh
get even a look at the prizes
Mere,v Buying-AIis. Jonss-What's your hurry?
You're not Off for the seoshore now?
Mrs Smith--No not until tomorrow I'm going
Gowntown now1io,,,,, now
Mrs Smith--No; haven't time for tha,.theres
so many things | simply have to buy.-(Philadel-
phia Press.
.,rbe Bankers Magazine" recently printed fac
sinie of a Chinese Treasury note of the year 1867
nrobably the oldest piece of paper money I'm exist
erce This note was found last January. along
xith other Valuabies. In bronze statue OF Buddha
which stood In n temple within the inclosure OF
the summer palace of the Empress Dowaser of
China. Italian soldiers engaged In looting broke
a hole I'm the base of tire figure. and the paper
NANCY ti,nbIed out along With gold, silver and
brass coins lentils. rice. rolls OF prayers etc The
note was issued. according to the printing ON IT,
by the Board of Revenue of the Emperor Hung
Wu In the year 1851" and Its VALUE is stated to be
"25o taels'' (about SGD. II professed TO be re
dcemahle in silver bullion" Besides being the old
est known piece of paper money. this treasury note
makes II clear that Gutenberg was not the first
user of movable type The note clearly printed
with movable type at a date hundred years
before Gutenberg began TO experiment.
The Questions of Clarence-"Well Clarence,
what Is it?' asked the boys papa
Il didn't say anything. papa" replied Clarence.
81 know you didn't, but II Is fully five minutes
since you asked a question. and know from ex-
perienCe that another is due about this time
Well. papa. what an those big United States
flags made OFF, asked the boy.
Some OF them made of SILK. Clarence. but
by far the greater number are made OF bunting"
And, papaF'
well. ClarenCe?'
are the little flags made OF baby bunting 80
Qhtsburs Commercial Gazette
Says 'The Kennebec Jouruar': .'Tha; was rather
a stalwart prayer that the little Gardiner boy put
up. aud expressive II wholly reverent.
Living near neighbors is family that Is In a
depiorable condition. the mother dead and the
four or five children coming along almost any way
One of the younger male members of this family
has decided fancy for climbing the trees on the
premises and has received a quite serious falls:
so when the little four-y ear-old in the next
house saying his PRAYER the other night his
mother was horrihed 10 hear the following clause
injected into IT. % God, take care OF the Blank
family Tommy climbs the trees. and o God. see
that he doesn't falI and break his cussed neck
IL Is needless to say that that prayer came to a
very abrupt ending !
Tie Hoss-If We are 10 retain your services Mr.
Lamb&in. you must take more care OF Your APP
peaiance- iou look as If you hadn't shaved for
Ths Cierk-But. sir. am ErowInx beard
Ih1te no excuse. You nauet do that sort az
thing out OF business houzs"-(olasCow TimsA