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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-08-11

Read the big adv, announcing the concert
to be held by the Frederick City Y. NJ. Z. A.
in The Town Hall hext Tuesday evening.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-08-11
SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

The undersigned, Executors of the last
will and testiment Of Charles A Eyler, late
of Frederick County, deceased, will offer at
public sale in front of T. f. Eylcr's store, in
Sa5illasYille, Frederick County, Maryland,
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-06
Business Proposition.

Grand Valley Purifying aud Aerat
ing Water Company to the citizens
of Grand Junction and vicinity:
AS there seems to be a wrong i'm
preston among many of the citizens
of Grand Junction in regard to the
object of this company. we wish to
make little explanation. We are
all citizens of Grand Junction, we are
not here to dispose of patent right
territory, and swi ndle someone out of
a few hundred dollars, and move on.
We have men every day seeking
to buy territory and get out and sell
it. We tell them one and all, we
have no territory to sell. We are
doing business under patent right
number 360l2G granted to William
Tweeddale for useful improvement in
purifying water for domestic and
industrial purposes. The proposition
is such that it must be sold through
agents. We would like an agent in
every county in Colorado, and it is
our intention to manufacture every
thug for the Western slope. at Grand
Junction. We sell our goods on q
guarantee that they will do just as we
claim they will do. Our business
is in its infancy. and is growing be-
yond our expectation and i'll less than
thirty days is now furnishing en-
p oy nent for six men. What it will
60 in the future remains to be seen.
We ask a thorough investigation
by the public of our proposition and
manner of doing business.
Grand Valley Purifying and Aerat-
ing Water Co.
Per I. L. Fulghum
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-06
A LETTER
From President McCurdy to a Grand
junction Policy Holder.

Dear Sir: AS policy holder in
this company which is purely mutual
and in whose success you therefore
share, you will be interested to know
that the assets held in trust for policy
holders, of which YOU are one, have
now reached the sum of over $400, 900,
900, many millions more than any other
company holds Measured by service
of policy holders, The Mutual Lite,
nov your company. leads all others
for it has earned more for policy hold
ers, holds more in trust for policy
holders. has paid more to policy hold
ers. than any other company i'll the
world.
Richard A. McCurdy. President.
Chas, Clark, Dist. Manager.
Grand Junction Colorado.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-06
Well! Look al This.

The Missouri Pacific will, on
June nth and 25th, sell round trip
tickets to either Kansas City or St.
Louis from Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo at SITS; this
being coach rate, good returning IS
days. Correspondingly low rates
will apply from your station. The
Missouri Pacific is only one night
out to St. Louis For further in
formation, see your agent, or adj
dress II. b. Kooser, G.W.F. & PA.
Denver, Colorado.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-06
Halibut nice and fresh at Ocean
Wave Market.

Halibut nice and fresh at Ocean
Wave Market.
Good clean nut coal in any quaint
ity. R. II. Baylis. Phone 1874 Red
100 S. 4th opposite Pc.
Only 50 80 for round trip to Glen
wood and return Strawberry Day. The
Colorado Midland.
st. Louis aud return June 10. II.
"a, and % 1872. 10 The Colorado
Midland
To show the benefit of the system
of swimmers which has been installed
at the water works of the city. Sup
erintendent Vedder stated to a Senti-
mel man today that he had taken 81
yards of dirt from the swimmers in
81 days. In the first or settling reser-
voir there were about thirteen inches
of dirt on the floor. but from the
reservoir from which water j. taken
to supply the city an investigation was
made and there was no appreciable
amount of dirt on the floor of this
reservoir. superintendent Vedder
thinks that this is fair demonstra-
ton of the benefit of skimmers and
OF the settling reservoir.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-06
Notice.

Tomorrow, the eth. is last day on
which discount will be allowed on
May light rentals. Our office will
be open till O'Clock p. m.
THE G.. J. ELECTRIC AND GAS
COMPANY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21
Cd W'Yd|z,''iila..Illl;,
WykonaWczego

y ubieglym tygodniu usta-
Ivy federacyjne it'd. woslali-
|6my do Syracuse, n. Y. IA
rece pana St. Tymiehskiego,
sekr. n~owopowstajacej osady-
|federacyjnej " parafii tam
tejszej, kt6rej proboszczem
Jest poWszechnie znany j sza-
Wb. Ks. Rusin.
Wb. prezes Wydz, Wyk.
ks. Truszynski " ubiegla'
niedziele bawil " Grand RAJ
pids, Mich, i tam dzielnie.
pracowal mad rozwojem Fe-
deracyi, jak Q tenn doWiadu-
jenny sic 2 ponizej przyto-
czonego listu p. B. Tomcza-
ka, sekr. tamtejszej osady.
sw. Wojciecha.
Grand, Rapids, Mich.
Wielb. ks. Dobrodzieju!
Q powodu uizyty, ktora mas Pc
lak6w, " Grand Rapids, Mich. "a
m,eszkafych, q ~zv{aszcza parafian
6w. Wojciecha Wb. ks. Truszyhski,
prezes FederacyiP olsko Rzym. Kat.
zaszczyci6 raczyl, uvazam nlejako
"a obowlazekscho " kilku slowych
Wb. sekretarza Federaoyi Q tenn Ia i
Ot6z " niedz,ele 10 lipca rb. Wb.
ks. Truszyhski, prezes Federacy,
niejako ma prsywitanie mas wyglosn
nam wymowne kazanie ma sumie y
.o6oiele Sw. Wojciecha. Kazanie, ! !
kt6re pozsstanie nam v sercu "
pamiecl na dfugi ozas.
Pc nieszporach za6 nieli6my wal
ne zebranie y skasyniie ~. Wojoie-
cha. Posiedzenie to otworzy} nasz
WR proboszcz X. s. Ponganis i pc
slovach pr1edstawiI nam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21
NO OWO.

Wszystkie partye polityczne
maja JUL kandydat6w ma mai
wyzsze urzedy W Stanach
Zjednoczonych. Platforny o
ogloszono, i W og6le wszyst-
ko gotowe ale kampania roz-
pocznie sic dopiero W Ser
pniu. Ola wielu, osobliwie
ola tych kt6rzy beczkami pi-
wa mierza dobroe kandyda-
tow, beda to diva tygodnie
spokoju pred burza poll
tyczna, okropnie d}ugie.
O O O o
w Kalifornii panuje susza,
pala sic drzewa, zboze i ira
wa, a trudno szerzeniu sic
ognia zapobiedz. w innych
okolicach jak W Kansas i Mi
chigan woda zalewa pola, wsie
j miasta, j tn ludzie stoja
bezradni. Wszechmocnosc
dolara, " kt6ra tax wielu
6lepo wierzy, blednie wobec
takiego nieszcze6cia. ..
% o o o
Pan Teodor Roosevelt O.
czywi6cie z w}asnegoS dos
wiadczenia vie, jak to wy
godnie cz}owiekowi " go
race dni miec ma ciele jak
najmniej ubrania. Amerykan-
ii prawdopodobnie z zazdro-
6ci, ze i'm ME wolno nosit sic
TAX jak sic nosza pigoroci",
IS 4 wystawg'ie v ST. Louis "
Adamowym kostumie) zalo-
zyly protest VI pana Prey
dlenta przeciw tax gorszaoemu
s'lttrr e 2 lecz pan prezydent
ME przychyM sic dosich pro-
testu. Owszem o6wiadczyl, e
agoroci' MUSIC na wystaWiie,
by Niiernlym swej modzie, !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21
koaggdThegomowce 'b,psssesa
Eederaeyii IL. aTrusaxEyfdls lkIii,tgo. ssssssE

W,plllu
Federaoyi 4. Trussydskiit
bI. 4 m6wi prsesIEll
kodzinee, tiomaczaona IN prsedstal
via; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nas Po
akow tutaj wAmesrrgsc e tx jasno|,
|dobitnle, ze musieliSmy zrozu'
mmiec ohocbySmysniec hoiiellii. Resnnlla'
bylten, 70 po skohozooneejj movie
zapisaaalismy pr1eszlo 100 nowycl
gczlonk6w do Federacyi, e COZ poo-
|dobneggo u mas miafo miejsca, zaw.
dzieczampy to naszemu ks. probosz
Cow kt6ry pomnimo nawa1n PIRACY
|doklada1 wszelkich starah, aaeby
nam NOVICE sprowadzic, niem,1n 'ii1a
zas wdzfeczni jjesteSmy Wb. mow-
.cy, ktdrY e. swej strony ME zafo.
wal trud6w tax dalekiej podr6zy ]
to ~jeszcze ma niedziele, bedac zaS 9 q
ME tafowaf piracy AMI potu, kt6.
- wylaf, pracujac Ola sdobra og6-
III mad wyniesieniem Y potezna or
ganizaoye Federacye Pol. Rzyml..
Kat, to tel opuszczajaec mas, "a
.biera re soba nasze serdeczne ~
.czenia. .Oby Bog dobry dal mu
j zycie jak najdluzsze, y
kt6rym by m6ghpracowad Ola dobra
naszego, DO tylko pod kierownic.
TWEEN takich Wodz6w dojdziemydo
celu. I
z szacunkiem
B. ]. Tomczak, sekr.
p. s. Ma zyczenie Wb. prezesa.
przesylam Wb. Sekretarzowi imiQ,
ma i nazwiska by4ej administrator
osady sw. Wojciecha, -kt6re "a ma
stepujace:
T. Kolczynski, prezes;
A Dutkiewicz, wiceprezes;
B. J. Tomczak, sekr.;
Fr. Zawadzki, kasyer.
Radni:
Jan Sloma, Adam Teska Antoni
Pc powrocie swoim 2
Grand Rapids, Wb. nasz pre-
les wyrazil sic nader chwa-
[ebnie 0 Wb. Ks. S. Pongani-
lie j 0 iego parafii. rs. Pom
to organizator niezr6w-
any.ssIad:i:porzaaek v jego
parafii wog6le, Y szczeg6lno-
&c; za5 w6r6d towarzystw
tamtejszych podziwu j na6la-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21
81. t'-f H. .s.y5 2.
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowanis
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
NASH agenci miejscowi: .
BAY CITY. Mich. Alexander Niedzielski ;
BALTIMORE, M. D, F Ziarnowsld a
CHIC. co. Ill. Max Derensowsh ;0@ "a
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor TaIaiuski
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Stfsslleckis 2aS@ x
GRENvILLE, S. OAK. Joza Crnhe 0
HOFA PARK, Wis, M Kosnicki 3aE.E
NAHTICOKE, Pa. FIR. JahlcAsk s4S5ss j,
NEW BRITAIN, Conn, KSsenborski
OAK HILL, Mich. 81 PosossaiLEadi: .. /.
PIKELAKE, Wis AdanlI Balmahensk u #
SOUND Wis, jeze4 n Tesaewiics
TARNOw, Nebr. Jan Masyja :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

.. Et----.o: Is ri ~. -s.rES . d. yI. -r.S1
zapomna i beda wyciagali re-
Ike pc owoc zakazany.
o o o o
Pewien cz}owiek z Louis
vile, KY. pozyczy} .onegdaj
diva dolary Cd swej rozwie-
dzionej zony. Me bylobyw tenn
mic nadzwyczajnego DO tacy
roz,wiedzeni malzonkowie ME
zawsze So sobie 6miertelnymi
wrogami; ale ten czuly mall
.zonek wykupil "a diva dolary
c Q n s 9 na Stub z lima, j
70 Il zjednlagsszz pnajserdeczniej-
szychh'' swej pierwszej Tony.
szcazesciem1 Ola niego, ze pier
wsza lego lepsza polowicaa
drugi raz 0 rozw6d skarzytc
ME moze.
o o o o
Z w Indianapolis sedzia "a
wyrokowa}, ze ojcu wolno
nawet MISUNDERSTANDING sY-
ma ukarac cielesnie. Pytanie
atoli -wielkie, czy wielu Oh
COW 2 tego ~przywileju sko-
rzysta DO W takich Wv
padkach }atwo przypomniec
sobie, re xii ma diva kohce.
o o o o
Ma Filipinach ciagly jest
brak ameryka6skich nauczy-
cielek. Mog}oby sic zdawac
ze Filipi6czycy tax bardzo
zadni 50 oswiaty ameryka6-
skiej, 'tymczasem rzecz sic
ma inaczej. Filipihczycy bar
do malo dbaja 0 amerykaf-
ska madrost, vice tez nau-
czycielek ameryka6skich i'm
ME potrzeba, ale urzednicy
amerykahscy potrzebuja ION,
vice narzekaja ma brak nau-
czycielek. Dzieje sic to z po-
lityki. Mast mlodziehcy, gdy
sobie chca towarzyszke zycia
2 kraju %sprowadzic, to musza
lei droge opaacif, q panowie
oficyali6ci ameryka6scy, mu lt
sieliby to takze uczynif, gdy-
By sobie kochanki przewoziitt
81 SE18ENSh5% 80 3 S3 ENh.8 I$S-&S go Ms
kazali : Ameryki, ale % cze-
go fortele? Powie sic, man
czycielek wielki brak, panll1nna
narzeczona sic zglosi dood-
powiedcniego u,lrzedu, ! rad
amtetrykafshk zaplaci podr6'lsl'
Max sic Am,,erykaBnie biora
no spos6b,
q. o o q O I
Naiwni 50 ,,towarzysze''
sooyali6ci. Pl:ostawiliii. sw6j via
sny tykiet az prezyde's l ]
wiceeprea!zyden.lta wy1ss,iilliilI !. BE i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

1lIlss ksiisEad1ors.csyii
1n Al allesl 'llE
'1lIll i i'e polskiego,
adodano "a to kilka uncyii
zamnlowanlia praWdy be e
.stronno6ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

~ platfprme t6rasobiecdj
socyalistom niebo na lielmnlii,
nawoluia prl'zzeto wszJy lstlIilc
fobotnik6w, aby q ich kan
Idydatamii glosoWali, alez GO
ry ~zapewniaja ze ich partya
ME wygra. 60 Q to znaczyf OF
uTowarzysze'' wietsza CRUDE
grosze Cd .demokrat6w j re-
jezeli jak mai
wiecej zdobeda glos6w, a tenn
|os}abia czy jedn1ych czy dru-
slcn. oipMar1ys1e placul4
Wy1acznie posW17oeniell
Wieiklem ula
.wlsc s. fopoen.cy ~
=sle : pa11oii.
"ioWailyslon 919 = - eoe
t'a :. : ~ ~
= o
W -
49, u1A 8,
J 49,, - n.a+rna,aa
w. !, aoaax 80 80,
kuropatkinowi pono sic
ME dairy ma Wo]n1e ola togo
ze ma "a w1ele powofanych !
n~iepowofanych doradc6W
Juzcl to prawda, 20 gdzle ku-
charek szesc, tam ME ma co
lesc, ale przeclez dowodzca
kazdy powinlen sam naJie-
ple] w'eo1iee' o.n nnu 'o1 sah'
,. - 49, ntnc
~ ',s - - 81 T
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

|dowania godzien j solidornosf
II Polak6w gdzieindziej pra-
vie nieznana. Odno6nie do
(przyszlego polsko-katolick.
Kongresu Polonia tamtejsza
zajmuje ,stanowisko bardzo
przychylne.
w tych dniach Wb. nasz
prezes bawi " St. Louis. No
81 sic 2 my6la rozWiniecia ak
|cyi ma rzecz przyszlego Kon-
gresu naszego j W6r6d Polo
Mi tamtejszej, jezeli zastanie
tam odpowiednie warunki j
zyczliw o6c ze strony kappa
now polskich, Q czem, pomi-
mo zarzucanych i'm sklonno-
Sci acknowledgement, Watpic
przecie ME nalezy.
Tow.Nasl. Serca P. J. grupa
80 Zjedn. " Braddock, Pa, !
do kas y Federacyi "a
rok 1903 j 1904 $500, zas
sw. Stanislawa Ko-
sikh 2 Berlin, Wis. $3.50.
rs. K. Sztuczko, G. S. c..
ISekr. Wydz. Wyk.
I'll. d. 16.lipca. 1904.
SLIPS Do St. Louis IL POI
koleja Great Western.
Tykisty .spr1edsvaue bed4 II
IS Lipca. @ bli1sxe informsc1s
sglosl6 siedo kt6rego b4dx agenta
koleJi Great Western. albo do J.
2. Elmer, G. p. A. Chicsgo Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

Naiwni 50 ntowarzysze''
sooyalisci. Postawii sw6j via
sny tykiet ne prezydenta ]
wicdprezydenta, wysilm Die
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

w Milwaukee j " St. Louis
ko1cza sic skandaliczne pro-
cesy urzednik6w miejskich
~stanowych Q }apownictwo.
Szkoda, byloby to 2 wiekszym
pozytkiem ola wszystkich,
gdyby to procesy przeprowa-
dzano podczas powszechnej
walki przedwyborczej. Ludzie
.byliby ostr6zniejsi " odda-
niu swych glos6w, kandyda-
ci za6 dostaliby. nauczke, co
ich cz6ka, jezeli sic take
zapomna i beda wyciagali re-
Ike pc owoc zakazany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

Q Q 0 Q
Winszowac sobie dopraw-
dy powinien pewien obywatel
Milwaucki, kt6ry pr6bowal
|unie6c sic W %powietrze ma
maszynie w}asnego pomys}u.
|Poszlo mu zupelnie tax 2 la
taniem jak prawie kazdemu
kto dotad takiej jazdY pro-
bowal. Spadl razem z Nasty
ma ma ziemie, ale zosta1 zdr6w
il caly, DO maszyna upadla 2
piec stop wysokosci. -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-11-24
CURING BRIGHT's DISEASE.
The Important Medical Discovery Made
by Professor Ayes.

The Important Medical Discovery Made
by Professor Ayes.
At the tifty-tifth meeting of the
American Medical Association, Prof.
Ayres, Of the New York Post
Graduate Hospital, is said to have
ssstartled the convention by the an
nouncement that he believed that
Bright's disease, in the early stages,
at least. was cura ble." His treat
ment consists in the Injunction OF
drugs directly into the kidneys.
According to the newspaper &C.
counts, he has cured forty-three
cases, and out Of ninety-three which
he has treated only one " failed en-
tirely to respond. 1t is said by
mauy that in the early stages
rather indefinite phrase-of Brighps
disease, patient can cure himself
by a rigid devotion to buttermilk
| We have known at least one man, {
very brilliant man, who found Thu
simple remedy woise than the dis
ease. After three months Of moth
ing but buttermilk, he said that h
preferred to die, and he died.
With the Procession, Everybody
Magazine for December,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-11-24
SOUTH FOR ROOSEN ELI.
Georgian Proposes that His Election lie
Made Unanimous.

Georgian Proposes that His Election Re
Made Unanimous.
Special to The Washington Post.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 19.-JulIus
Brown, a son of the late Joseph M.
Brown, who was Georgia's war
governor and also United States
Senator for years, is out in a card
proposing that the electors of all
Southern States vote for Roosevelt
and make his election unanimous
He makes this proposition because
he saws Roosevelt has been unjust!y
attacked on the negro question,
about the Philippines, and. in fact
on all business questions.
Mr.. Brown says:
NOW, l honestly believe as
Democrat, that the best thing TO
us, the South, to do, is for Judg'
Parker and the Democratic ex
ecutive committee to request tn
Southern electors to cast their vote
for President Roosevelt and max
his election unanimous. He is
good man, half Southern. and We c
the South ought to be able to tIu;
him."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-11-24

Three candidates awaited bap-
tism in the Raleigh Baptist Taber-
nacle Sunday. but the ceremony did
not take place. A large congrega-
ton was present and after the ser
mon the ladies in the audience re-
moved their hats, as, is the custom
u hen the ordinance of baptism by
EMERSON is to b. administered
However, when the pastor stopped
into the pool he found that the new
sexton had carelessly allowed the
water to leak out so the ceremony
had to be postpOned.-Raleigh Post
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-11-24
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.

shrrx Lkn~ soss-sErsual esss~s Of sk~ szsszfs
tn soussvs~8 Floy~ssa. C1aa. rsxss. ras
forusa sd Nxxscn. aAsa so<sA saS sorss
w~ss- - s&aAl~x*ca. naatt-~~rs. FAlasssarHssss
Esv Yosk. hssso1~ Csnrsnnss1 Tascn<uL In.
d3aasssossN - an1ss. Assnsass asd kssss.s
Guy
IrAins leaves R.i.agn a. follows
N. 81. SoRTEBouSD.
I.r a u. sEAHOARD -
PRESS. for ALL point. IA.
eIxn 10 Portsmouth. RtcAm nd
Warrington. Bsi,imare. phila-
d.lpeis. \ " YORK. Boston Anc
all roin's Snrsh Nor h~sss and
Merit b wrst
No. -
10 .. ~. "~EAbUARsI l. - A L
NAIL" for ALL To- Al poi Is .,
R.l.sg4 & Porssmoat. oriira
b. Rich uond Coo a.~cis q. ~
c.ison iof Oxford and Welo>-
with 4. T.. L.. ~ Ps.rt*moa' b.
Norfolk with A Ii STEAMERS
for po,nts North and Northeast
No 66
HES = IN " SEABoAkD MAIL
sor Il. hniond. Wx.hington
Baltimor.. Ph,lai. iphia, Nv
Iork anu BIS On. Connects al
Richmond with &. Il .. fol
,iacio.tt:. IA Ak, and 1T
l.oui u, Washington with
panna, b. Il. o fr all points
No. 81. SOUTHBOOND.
AIS a m "sEA BOARD EN-
PRESS" for Charlot,e, Atlanta
Columbia Savannah. Jackson
vile, 81 Augustins, Tampa ane
sill points on n and southwes,
No. Al.
1 90 D. ID. SEA oOARO LOCAL
MAIL for Charlotte. Atlant'
and all local poi nts, Connects .
Atlanta for all points sousl
and sou b west.
No. q.
7:l0 p. IN. "SEA ABOARD MAIL
for South. IN Pines. Pinehut ~
Atlanta, Colum ola, Charleston
Savannah, Jack on. lille, lamp
and all points south and south
west.
Tickets on sale to all points, Pull
man terths reserved, ticsets deiiV
cred at
UPTOWN TICkET OFFICE,
Marlborough House building,
G.. q. GATTIS, q. T. Il p. A.,
Phones lit. Raleigh, N. G.
z. P. SMITH, T. P. A,
Raleigh, N. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-11-24
THE BOIL WEENIL SCc,U RGE.

National Convention to be Held at shreve-
port. La, December IL 10 Is, to Con-
slider the Cotton situation.
Column bia, :. T., Nov. 14.-The
boil Weevil is menace to the
South. DIR. SpilIman, OF the Agrl-
cultural Department, and others,
think thai the imleLding menace
will mean a great deal in the way
of showing that cotton Is not the
only crop which can De raised with
profit in the South. 1t was for this
reason that the government started
diversltication farms in the country
The Legislature Of South Caro-
lima, and the legislatures OF othel
States, have passed laws toIbiddins
the importation OF farm products
from the Texas districts infested
with the weevil which is destroying
the cotton crops in Texas and Mex
leo, but has not made its way acros
the Mississippi.
At the convention at ShravepOT
on the Sd OF November to discus
ways and means OF keeping the DO
weevil out Of the South 1t was de
cided to call a meeting of represer
tatives from all the Southern State
Mr.. J. G.. Pugh, chairman of tf
executive committee, has write
Governor Haywood, urging the la
ter to attend the convention, ar
asking him to appoint 100 delegat
from this State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-11-24
Habit. and Custom. Of zion ,;nx.

The following appeared in a re-
cent issue Of the Washington Pos,
under head Of "Met in Hotel Lob
bies":
AT the Ebbitt House In Mr.. T.
ID. Henderson, Of Zion City, Ill,
who il a member Of the religious
orgb uization Of which DIR. John
Alexander bowie Is the head, and
the proper name Of which is the
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church
In Zion. Mr.. Henderson il not only
a jealous member Of DIR. Dowie's
Church, but ne IL the travelling rep
resentative for the Zion lace indus
triea and -oiicits the trade OF retail
merchants in Il big belt of the coun.
try -ouih Of the Potomac, reaching
TO Mississippi.
DOR tow Ii, Zion said Mr.. Hen
demon, 'is thriving and grow ing
rapioiy. II will not be four years
old until next July, and yet W.
have $1,000 inhabitants, with fresh
accessiODs constantly from all parts
OF the world. Early next year we
expect 200 families from A australia
The town il unique In many ways
1t does not contain a single bar
room, theater, or drug store. The
use and sale Of tobacco in any form
is strictly forbidden, and for a man
TO smoke cigar on any street in
Zion would cost him S25. The sale
Of pork is also prohibited.
"'But don't get the idea that ouI
people are gloomy and morose, and
have no enjoyment in life. On the
| contrary, music and other innocent
modes of recreation are in high ia
vor, and our social intercourse is OF
the happiest. Zion is preeminently
a clean place as is befitting town
where the inhabitants lead cleal
lives. That the population loses
nothing by the absence Of drugs il
shown by the health rate statistics
the death rate being unusually low
Many talsenOods have been circu
lated against DIR. bowie and hi
followers, but untruths always re
act III the long run, and the pros
perity and growing wealth Of Ziol
Is sufficient retutatiOn of our calum
majors. Besides lacemaking W.
have big bakeries, soap factories
paper box and planning mills, ant
several other industries, all of whicl
are being operated profitably.'
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-11-24
Chairman Rellins' Estimate.

Republican State Chairman Roll
Inns, in speaking of the recent
election to the Asheville Register
says:
1--WE have made heavy gains in
every county in North Carolina, and
we have every reason to feel graft
fed" he replied. "Four years ago
Aycock carried the State by 6O,354
majority, two years ago Bedding
field carried the State by 1881
majority, while in this election we
reduced the majority Of about 3d.
900. In other words, we succeeded
in cutting down the Democratic
vote over $4,000, while the Repub'
licans have increased their vote
from 68, 2O9 two years ago to about
80, 600 in this election. Two year
hence we propose to carry North
Carolina, and we are going to begin
organing now for that purpose. We
have elected 80 members which
| is an increase of nine over two years
ago and there are Is other counties
that are Democratic by less than 81
majority which should have gone
Republican. Very few negroe
voted this year. In fact, the coloret
people took but little interests il
the campaign, and I don't think
thousand voted in the State, and o
those that did vote more than on
half OF them voted the Democrat
ticket"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-11-24
The Money Meter.

A wonderful little study Of hui
man nature as it works out in our
busy American life is offered by
Herman KnickerbOcker Vleie In
the December McClure's in "The
Money Meter" By series OF ln-
teresting incidents ricn banker Is
dramatically shown how insufficient
the money measurement il in the
real things of life. The devoted
young preacher who prefers his
humble charge to large salary
elsewhere; the poor widow who
prizes her children above gold; the
struggling clerk whose prospects OF
home is more to him than prefer
mept, are all object-iessons to the
man of millions that there art
many things in life which none,
cannot buy, and much in life beyond
wealth.