crrAKLorn; daily ,
i , 'it s In. and, If after reudlnK
ti,.) ofMolnl report of Mr. Durham's
tvidiinoo It corresponded with the
iicwtipapr report, ha would certain
ly reply In no uncertain way. The,
liouso Adopted the ,conferonce re
port of tho Senate and tho llouao
conferees on tho revenue and m
cnlnery act; also report of commit
tee on enlargement of, powers of
corporation cammlKslon. J 1 ' ,
' : AFTERNOON SESSION.
' At tho afternoon session of tha
House many bills were passed, the
Important ones being;: -.".-.. ,
For protection of keepers of hotels
and boarding houses.
Establishing- Bute sanltortum for
treatment of tuberculosis patient.
Creating State board of equaliza
tion for assessment of taxes.
Requiring railroads to record con
' tracts and deeds for rights of way.
Increasing salary of adjutant gen
eral to $1,600 and fixing hla residence
at Raleigh.
Prohibiting sale of liquor within
200 feet of any church or school ex
cept by druggists.
amending Revlsal so State can
make proof of tho Illegal tale of
liquor.
Concurrence la Senate bill creating
a firemen's fund by taxing fire Imiur
, ance companies one-half per cent, on
receipts.
The omnibus Justice of the peace
4)111, containing about 100 names,
passed after an hour's Ineffectual ef
fort by members to get names added
to committees list.
THK SENATE.
A large number of local hills wera
put on final reading. Their titles
were not read, only their numbers
being announced. Among them
wiere the bill to amend tho H"vial
regarding burglary, that to prevent
stealing freight In transit; that fo
prescribe the hours of nervleo of
railway employes engaged in operat
ing trains, tfvt to provide that the
State flag shiill bo displayed on coun
ty court houes during Superior
Court nesi-lons; that to prevent
drunkenness In Wako county, and
that allowing: a dork Insurance com
pany to become n mutual one, as
asked for by the Insurance commis
sioner, were among those which
pa.wd and had become lawn.
The House general bill to provide
separate accommodations for whites
and negroes on street cars was
adopted by tho Senate, with an
amendment by IVIlamy requiring
street cars to have fender, bumpers
and running hoards; Iong'H bill to
preTent discrimination by telephone
companies was tabled, havdnfr tin
farorahle report, but h-- declared that
If It had been j'lven early attention
It would havo bn-oni" a law.
The bill presented by the educa
tional commute.-, tn iUImk a number
of changex In the educational law.
mainly Improving the machinery of
the same, and containing provision
by which the State superintendent
can give certlflentes to teachers, and
also a provision for an examination
of high school teachers, passed Its
final reading.
RULES )R PRIMARIES.
Tho hill iso passed to protect pri
maries und political parties In tho
State, by making certain rub's for
the governmi nt of primaries and
political conventions, applying to a
large number of counties
The bill pased authorizing the
corporation commission to reipilre
railways to er.-ct ami maintain union
depots In towns of over 2.0 00 popu
lation, this being Ijoekhart's bill de
signed, to meet conditions at Wados
boro. Bills passed re-estabtlshlng tho of
fice of treasurer of Wilkes county,
and also the pension bill, which
passed tho Hnum Wednesday night,
carrying M00. 000 appropriation for
veteran and widows, this being an
Increase of JI2V00 over the present
amount
HILLS HF.C.OME LAWS.
The following bills also passed
their third and last leading:
To put trust companies unrl-r the
supervision and control of the cor
poration commission
To protect nyxt.M und clams In
Carteret county.
For the relief ,,f the widow of the
late sheriff of Ird. ounty.
To create a fireman's relhf fund
of 1-2 of 1 per i eii' upon the fire
Insurance pietoiuiex, this to a" to
the nrenn n made h k r dl-ahb-d In
discharge of duty or i., thilr families
in case of fatal Inluiv and which
will raise about J 1 'i.u'm u . ,i r
To amend the pri-n-nt Mntu'e of
limitations and the law regarding
magistrates' Vidgtrietits
Tl put p T ill- nun l hit telephone
lines who tent Meph under the
Supervision of the ' oj potation i i. in-miHjIon
To d't 'he 'U'hu of ..I xscnir. r
as to eni.ro r . ,,, ,;i;,,k. nil ..a
cars.
AMI TIM VT MM.
The nt ' rij t III m . r fr.ni
last r.lght .i- : h I..,. .
a Spfelul nt ! : i . , . I,, p., , ,!
because In- -tie.., In c ) ii ;.n l ilijlit
and llPC.'llln I: i ( I , , !
been rlii,v. n . h . 'cult t.,t p,...
The point ..f , i ..' I . i, , ii,,,,
A of the I i I i : ie . n mi' in -
ful for m: i ,, ' , , . ,i pyi ,i
tlon to c,.t. . i , , i . ,, , . i,, , ,,,
Of t llsltle. , . i f,. ;,.,,,. f
North fatoiit, , i , , it . , , iim,,
a deadly ,) i c I , i i h, ,,p.
ponent of i' t ,', . if,j, i ti, ,i ,i
should not ,i - I, ,t ,p,l , I Ui l
the bole ;i -. ., ; . . , t... i
the bill w i 1 1 1 tj- 1 1 , - it nil
afford r-:i, f t,, n p. .pi. ,,
stroy a d al! tn, tti..i . :, .
duty of th ! r ! i' ! . ., . r
tbls JifM- noK. ;m t'cit If 'h-
eVilS COtlld red be I , ,1 ri: .nv
of them ":n.'y v. ..'id I , ,,n 1
others prevrni, d
Fleming 'aid be : . ki ,w
whether h would ve. ' - ......
trust bill ber,,r. -it. S i .'. ;.r r
but favored rn.y h v. .o'd t,
rttn the tobuc , i
1' of
III,,,, II
in N 'I .;
', i : -I;
,d
Greenville Ixivlli
ttt4 provisions i f
.-I..
Ho
I-. I
thero was a mini up 1 1. : - ,
district und he Ii p. !
would not obj, ' ! , ,i , ,
Which would pr- .pi icjui;
ffreat mica mining ic' m -i i
tar Rurleson In Mi', h i! i
nd
I
11
CdUntles, Ms he did n d l.-l
WOUld be possible h r lln-
llll. . id lo
th. iifll
11' I 1 r- -
v COntlnuo buslriens rind sign
lvlt provided In th bill
i r uea inn ir ineie ii! .u,v i ,11 j n .-r
k.LI.L , n . . . . .1 ... .... '
wuitll Blli-ili yiru in jif , vt Ti I ' cr,,i'-
tltlon It wss wrong In Itwif und
', nnf In Km r.Jirtr.ltf t..
inmrheri In the mour,inlm ,m ih..
seashore or anywhere on thu f a- e of!
' IBs, earth. Redwlne said democracy j
stood SO equal opportunity. Holt I
j ..Ii ft.lt! . . . - ..III . . 1 .. ,
- aju I nia una wuai R, , ,, i , i . i in, , h i, n.-'ir
and had not boen deeru-d. hut hnd
v tbe commlttas's report. He had ben
wining ror tne neto uiu to rm sun- i
, stltuted for bur own. He referred to
C D. Watson's speech 14 years na
-nd.mtd tl was a bill against tru;a
rjiuwe gvu nave maar ins,
Kor whloti they tak some nasty pills:
tf a Ivaallhy and happy girl you'd be,
'Blag up for toky Mmintaie Tea,
t wt Mr it.d At Co, .
Luxton said what the trusts had
agaliiflt Watson was his connection
with the Qattls-Kllgo case. Holt
said he did not believe that Bux
ton believed the statement that Dan
ville men said they would give $50,
000 for the passage of the bill. Ha
referred to the death of Mr, Hanes,
of Wlnston-Salom, who he said had
been put out of ; business ; by ; tha
American Tobacco Company and had
died from tha effects of , his treat
ment by this trust, which put Its
heel on every man or thing in its
way. :7';",,;;Vt, v'v.v ,,,;',...,. ; o,,;;:;;
' ANTI-THUST BILL PASSES.
Reld referred to Click's statement,
that If the American Tobacco Com
pany helped elect Overman to 'the
Senate, it helped In tha performance
of a good Job. Kluttjx pronounced "un
qualifiedly false" any statement that
the American Tobacco Company had
in any way contributed to the election
of Overman to the Senate. Reld had
referred to the result of that contest
for the Senate and remarked upon the,
destruction of Cyrus B, Watson by the
American Tobacco Company when
Kluttz thus denied the statement In
bold language. Reld said Is was a
question for the Senators from Rowan
snd Forsyth to settle. Buxton said he
did not believe Overman had any
knowledge of any aid so extended at
the Washington conference and that
Overman represented North Carolina
In the Senate as well as any man in
the State could do It. Reld demanded
tho previous question. He refused to
withdraw tho demand to allow Mr.
McLean to speak, but Senate refused
to ordtr the previous question. Mc
lean spoke particularly to hie amend
ment, saying he ws dealing with
present and future, and not the ceme
tery of lost hopes of 20 years ago.
The bill would prevent any trust from
coming Into North Carolina and In
juriously affecting prices, but the Reld
bill would not. The previous question
was ordered. The first vote wns on
the Lovell amendment, that the bill
shall not apply to the mica Industry.
This wan lost. The next was on the
motion of Hold, to adopt the House
bill In Ib u of the pending measure.
This was lost, 15 to 28. The next voto
was on the substitute of McLean, it
was adopted; 4f, ayes; 0 naes Redwlne
sent up amendment fo the McLean
substitute which was accepted The
unanimous adoption of tho McLean
mbstltute was greeted with cheers.
The bill a. passed with the Redwlne
amendment, eliminates flu? Attorney
General and places duty of prosecu
tions on solicitors of districts In which
violations of tho law occur. Other bills
then passed as follows.
Reformatory bill with appropria
tion reduced to IB. 000.
Hill providing for disbarment of at
torneys at law for certain offenses.
:lll to pension netrro ervants who
served, ai ml In civil vxr.
THE HOI SE
Speaker Justice railed the House tn
crier at H.V). The committee on rules,
(hroiieh Judge Wlnhournn. reported ati
i.mciMlnirnt to rules, providing that no
irlvate hills shall dlnplice public bills
now on the calendar, except py unnni-
flleilH e .flHcnt.
Th" special order being consideration
of the freight rate bill, Mr. .lustke stat
ed that on Monday he gave notice thai
index tho Senate took some n, Hon on
'he Mouse bill he should move the adop
tion of t,. Senate bill The p.-nale hid
taken no action and unless the Senate
I III wax adopted bv the Mouse. It looked
!! If 111,. 1 ,.flalntl,ru w,n.l.l r.,1.. nn !.,.
at nil After conference with sevornJ he
desired to postpone the sppclal order this
morning until to-night at S o'clock. It
was s1- or, p. red.
INHI'KANCK COMMISSION KAILS
Mr. Knimi. railed up Ma M providing
for a Ht.ite Insurance commission, which
wn misirted unfavorably by the coin
niltte,.. He nld for reasons that wit,'
In the breast of every member here,
some of wdikh would be best not to men
tion this, tho greatest aepnrtment a I
piesent if the Htnte government should
rot he entirely In control of any one
man lie said the present commissioner
,is In complete) control of tho depart
ment and supreme; was appointed lv the
Oovernor and yet the Oovcrnor had no
vidie In the conduct of the Department
and that It was significant that nil In
suranee factors In this Htate, both home
and foreign, were handed soil, Icily to-Ki-thr
against any change of nny kind
m Insurance matters, and that from the
rult on' the bill lust night to nviulre
companies to Invest their full legal ro
scrve on their North Carolina business
In this Ptatn, and the dfat of that
measure It seemed that the home com
panies hnd surrendered to the South
eastern TnrlfT Association.
Neiil. of Halifax, ssld the proposition
nii a monstrous outrage or an Insult
to i ',inwii:-loner Young, olietly super
v isey tie- 1 1 1. It t ' r who passes on S".'
and lii in. Mipervlslon Hi- declared he
vn i,k and tired of sll these Popullsil.
, ,.,o 1 1 . . 1 1 - Tim vole was then taken I
mil the hill faded to pass, by a d'viilon
i te nf IS to .',
The bill making It unlawful for liisui
an... or I . Mi lit pollcl, k of less tllilll V'''
t,, la- 'kii-.! en. cpl ni'Oti forms approved
h till' lull! line clilinlMHlolli-r WKH ex
I ' la I in I t,y i; ilhTt and Manning ss a pro
lecili.n c -miill Insuran'C, ,'ndustrlal rind
oiherwNe from Imposition by Irrespon-
hle ..cents, ami Instances were given
uhrrc pi . pi- who paid weekly or inonlh
I Installments on small benefit policies
' m l ti... p dices Mere worthless The
!.!! ) .,... , all! si iili.il. ItltoitMly
I III i hanging the line helween llar
.'! and 'Mini . 1 1 in I counties giving a
; i!i..n ,.f ih l itt.r near Dunn to liar
. ' fill..' in piss
l it. I. I AX Rr.DT.I'KD
I , s , it.- l.i'l limiting cltv poll tnx
I , i I.- op ind manv members nsked
:l..al lli. i i. ninths he exempted, ulllong
, -. I mi; l!l-- in'ie, N'-w- llnpo.-r.
v . It an Hoi kr. Halifax. h vc-
. , I . , ,1 ai Ft uk Mn 8 wain It... k
. ' no 1.'. r,,n I'limd.-n and I'asuu,,
,,,1, ph. ml sild In- heard a greai deal
i, !, t.. I ,.f (be II.. MM. Ill", lit Hie poor
: i i 1 1 , 1 ' ' t , w in a chance to r-
; .. ii , . n . ,( to ai, h- a ml lal or f l , in
i ' , i v i I. ii I. n poll la X T '1 1 H II n
. i,, i, . I this i "i -M lm ottimt and bene-
,: i 111 mil II, I In hla ' , am1 v. Ii i-, II
t' I i w i. ,-.,d w,, v us ago that In
I, Pi , crrl ,-f I I Ii P limited the p II
i ,- i , (; ,n. (hi will now universally
I , . . I I -, I hi lieopli- 1,1 IV I ,lgl.iK4
! f'a! It Ihe till Was a. I., pled Without
. in lell hln 111 -X "pllrig Wake. II WOol l
l:i!,li;li .III ,-f hnalinas M. I Ion sold
.1 i i
to
1 11.
Ii
lb. ..i'em 'Ill's nil 'owns the
, 'I i;t, e.i j.nld for Hie ptlppnrt
; t- oii of mm 111" poll lux The
en's exemnMl'g the Cnilnfb'S
i, u:i. I wire put fi a vote and lost.
U v ,'rt whs taken and Hi" I, III
I i IX. th 'Si Vi'l 'IK no being
lo
I. I
,.n. I' urlii" I'.liilnghiius",
sion. of Cisew.-M nd .fohn-
l i'imtoti lie. kei .l ie, I. ,,ii,
1 !' t K lb bin I oi khart. Mial.
v
i put llll.c nii, Ves'le
ii. ,lne,l that the law would
lie ihelr I' wns and especial
a provrni'-nta A mothm was
en I the i .lb s and put the
in al reil.ng agnlnat which
,1 . ,'l. I.t, i ilighaun nn l ot it
i i I oil r-ted. Saving l',ey lid
i I, n law rammed d u n 'he
' , I p. , ,pe wll bout I hei r con -,
tlon to susnend the rules
i ' . ;. and Ihe b'.ll went on
.1,1
III!
Ai.AltY HI 1.1.
I ill . -. iikcn up to ii'iinliie a.'il
and .-.i nf ileika nlid ! Iinr m
a . f tic 1 1 . . u Htntn i, irl'n, nla
1 ",.nlc
c.l.lv
.'-
. una a 1 1
n a a
i-al. I the till lllld linn thnr
iuii;n'-d and nil th'i employe
v ii Ii a view t', not only
f i la i li-. I lit to link, t hem
und llmt the i omi'illle a i n
lli.na hnd 1 1 n ii ill mo 1 1 a I v iicrecd
i.l
HI' '. .I'll
n t'lln hill, which :!. , und the iimrivnl
of Ihe tlnenc i-ominltie.'S and tlmt it
lli.iriimed the per of mnployes anil lhnr
lm Hlxnit JU i.er cent, required the my
n.i'iit of all fi,e In the Htnte Trenaury
ii.n l Hie ilrk ri'-elving fH'S em pu oil
en h aalary enrliialvely. The anlury of
the chkf lerk of th auditor was ro-joii.-l
hut that of all the others oni ln
ircnaed. The snlarlea covernd hy the
'tm .. , - , . i - aui -, -. ,. , . .
uiu i mm iiiuufaa. lyiiini uant ui iftft
Pllas gut qulek reltsf from lr. Rhnop's
MhIc ointment. Hsmstnbsr It's mads
slone lor pllss end It works with car
unity ana ssuaiseiion, itrrung, painrsl,
unity us si
KotrMiUng,
Jfls by Its
Wtll-Dwia J
or anas Bits aiaatBr iiks
Governor $2.00), rhlef; cleric of the flecre
tary .f Fui f:,'Mi, -hi-f clerk nf tUn
Auditor ll.xeti, chief clerk of th corpora
tion t'.',4(i0. The subordinate clerks get an
liicreaso of pay und a new clerk is ailill
to the corporation commission. The bill
passe by unanimous voto.
A bill authorising Oystor Commission
er Webb to !'y out of funds of that
commission X'l.'M for-a patrol boat was
defeated; after a lively discussion i by
tisvls. of Carteret, In favor of the Mil
an( Wlnhorne ond Jtitchln against It.
;,;'4 BOARDS OF EDUCATION.
Chairman Blount, of tha education
committee, submitted the report of th
Senate and House committees on the bill
appointing boards of education In every
ocunty. The Republican mem bars offered
amendment substituting other name
for those, put In the 1411 by committees.
i.enneny. or nampson, sxiu Tayior, oi
Brunswick, making r urgent speeches In
favor of their amendment They were
opposed: by Wlnbome, who aald In reply
to their assertion that It was a political
matter only; that this was certainly true
in 1900. for then, despite bis protest, ss a
member of the House, tha Republican
majority forced a negro as a member of
the board for Hertford and did the same
for other counties In the eaat. Several
Republicans stated that the names con
tained in their amendment wore those of
Democrats of tha stralghtest sect. Tho
amendments were all voted down. Blount
said that in selecting the names of the
men on these boards the very best men
tn these counties had been sought, keep
ing in view the fact that In the last Re
publican campaign the canvas of tht
party, certainly Tn eastern Carolina, hud
made their campaign an assault on the
tfucation of policies and progresslvcness '
of tho Democratic administration. Grant
of Davie, eald he had sent the names of
thethree of the best men in that county,
who were In every way Identified with
and friendly to school interest and yet
these recommendations had not been ac
cepted and that ho would vote against
the bill, not because he opposed the men
chosen hut because he was against the
whole infernal system.
When asked If his own party had not
Inaugurated It. Grant declared he did not
ndorse It then or now. Harshaw sold he
did not think It wise for Republicans to
ask for minority representation on these
boards; that one Republican anil two
Democrats would refer with the smooth
running of school matters, as oil and
watr cannot mix, and that one Repub
lican stood no more chance on these
boards than a one-legged man did tn a
foot rnce. That If the Republicans wore
In control In this legislature, why of
course men of that party would be nam-'
ed on every board. This was the Molemn
truth. It was the system that was
wrong. There was failure to a low local
self-government In school matters, the
most important of sll to the people. He
said he would vote for a bill leaving the !
election of these boards to the peopls.
He did not want any minority Republi
cans on his board for If there was any
meanness or deviltry aone. me simin
Democrats would certainly lay it all on
him. (At this there was great laughter.)
Ammdment was adopted,' Including tho
board of education for tht proposed
county of le and tho bill then passed
final reading.
HILLS BECOME LAW.
The following bills passed final read
ing: To amnd the Revlsal regarding re
moval of cloud on title.
To extend the time for registering land
grants.
To provide for assessing real estate of
rullwavs In stock law territory.
To restore to the Judges of the Su-
perior court ineir pay no "i-.
rlor Court their pay for special terms
To amenn tne rtevisai
Kevisai regarding
Juiliclarv bonds.
To amend Ihe Revlsal hy providing that
failure tiv university trustees to attend
sessions for two years makes the office
vacant.
T - make Injury to electric transmis
sion lines punishable as in the case of
telephone und telegraph lines.
To amenu the H"visal regarding proof
of loss In lire Insurance, by strlklns out
the Iron rafe clause In policies.
To make seven years the limit as to
time foi probating wills
To regulate clerks' fees In the Su
perior (lourts In pauper civil case ap-
eftls.
The next matter taken up was tne
general appropriation bill, carrying the
appriulatlnn for the State Institutions
for 1!" ". which was reorted by the
committor as follows:
APPROPRIATION'S BILL.
School for I)eaf Mutes at Morganton.
tegular annual appropriation for support
t4i,,iKHi; special annual appropriation for
Improvements It.CSO; School for Whlto
lillnd. ami that for negro Deaf-Mutes
and Pllnd. both at Raleigh, annual sup
port. $itO,0(); special annual for Improve
ment ll.'t.OCO.
Hospital for the Insane at Raleigh,
support, tft.OOO; special JSOO annually for
contingent expenses.
Western Hospital at Morganton, sup
port. J145.000; special 6,000 for tuber
culins patients.
Hospital at (Joldsboro, support, 165,000.
Dangerous Insane In penitentiary at
Raleigh, support. $5.0o0.
Soldi, rs' Home, support. flVoflO: special
for cemetery 2S0; Improvements $5,000
nnnnnllv.
Agricultural Mechanical College at
Raleigh, support. 132,000; sp- i ll for Im
iirovements tW).000 annualh for building;
li.ri for textile school or: pinent; $6,000
I . r repairs to buildings.
Slate University, support J70.000; spe
. lal lfj.OOa nnnually for buildings
State Normal & Industrial College for
Women, support, $T0.C0o; ,., 11 $25,000
anniiullv for memorial hull, ling
Colored Agricultural Mechanical Col
Irje at (Ireensboro. support. $10,000; spe-,-:al
tii'.ofjo annually for Improvement.
Anpalai.liliin Training School, support,
i ra); special $1,000 annually for Improve
ments. Cullowhee Training School, support
It nan Hpeclal $,".rti0 annually for improve
ments. Colored orphanage at Oxford, support,
fa . porlul $1.1S0 to pay debts.
I'mluii Niirmal School In Robeson
rour.tv. suriport, $1.?50; special $JH0
Moore's Creek Haltle tlround $TaV).
(;nllford Court House P.attle Ground,
to repay exiense of movl x liodles and
psvlng around Nash and Davidson arches
t'Ai This tlll was very briefly oxplslnej
hv Chairman Gordon and panned unani
mously ,
The bill was taken up to pay the chief
par- Wmfleld Clmdwl. k. 2 rJ u day
land to allow all trie pHges iranspona
tlon to their homes. This brought out
ihe usul dehale. and all sorts of talk
'about useless ext ru VBgs nee on the one
1 aide, and on the other pleas for the boys.
wph the Inveltanie result mai me noys
w, n out bv a Mg malorlty, Jurobson
i.lllng the very plain truth In stating
that h similar Nil bad been passed by
eiv Legislature. A'l the laborers hav
Im: al'io lia.l an Inciease, McRackan
igalnst the two extra allowance 10
the chief page, saying It was throwing
ia llon y wniie Iliirsnnw niiii iinoia
spoke iloiiuently for the youngsters.
To stop a Cold with "Prevsntlcs" Is
enter than tn let It run and curs it af
terwards Taken at the "aneoss stage"
I'reventlcs will head off all colds and
(Jrlppo. and perhaps save you front
pneumnnU or Rronrhltls. 1'reventirs ars
IIHli, toothsome candy cold cure tablets
selling In ' cent and S cent boxes. If
you are chilly. If you begin to aneese.
tn Preventlcs. Thy will eiirely check
the cold, and please you Sold by Dur-wrll-Dun
Retail Store.
The Base Ball Season
is now on. The boys will find a large stock of Base
ball goods at our store. 'Come and see them.
Another stock of Community Silver received and
on the way. Why pay more for inferior goods 1
Community Knives guaranteed to strip moro silver
to the dozen than any knives on the market.
When in doubt as to p laco to buy your Hardware,
como to tho
WCDDINGTON HARDWARE COMPANY, Inc.
29 East Trade , Street, , Charlottes N...C.
A noted authority on, dla
easea of the throat and lungs,
who established a, -i camp for
consumptives , In the pine;
wooda of Maine, and, whose
remarkable cures there : hava
attracted great attention from
tha medical warld. ayt that
" his entire treatment consisted
of fresh air, nourishing food.
and tft puje Virgin Oil af tha
Whlta Pint .Trees, mixed with
Whiskey and Glycerine, in tha '
following proportional .
. Virgin Oil of Pine f - v
(Pure), ... . 1-S oc. , :
;. . Glycerine . . . . 8 os.
, Good Whiskey . . '8 oi, , "
Uae t in teaapoonful , dote
very four hours.
It is claimed that tha above
t mixture will heal and strength
en the lungs, break up a cold
In twenty-four hours, and cure
any cough that la curable.
The Ingredients can be se
cured from any good druggist
at small cost end can be
easily mixed In your own
home,
Inquiry at tha prescription .
department of a leading local
pharmacy elicited the Informa
tion that Virgin Olt of Pine
(Pure) Is put up only in half
ounce vials for dispensing.
Each vial Is securely sealed
In a round wooden case, with
engraved wrapper, with the
namei Virgin Oil of Pine
(Pure) guaranteed under the
Food and Drugs act of June
30th, 1901, serial number SU,
prepared only by Leach
Chemical Co., Cincinnati, O.
plainly printed thereon, Only
the cheaper oils are sold In
bulk, but these produce
nausea, and nyer effect the
desired results.
CCK)0OOOO00X)0OOO0CX)00OOO0O
who stood In an anxious group, getting
their first delightful, though dangerous,
tsste of the excitement of a tost vote on
Cflr popularity und tho appreciation of
tnelr faithful service. The bill passed
with a rattle of applause, and the hoys
participated in this.
(apt. Galloway's Own Epitaph.
Raleigh Correspondence Salisbury'
Post.
Despite tho weight of years and
physical Infirmities Capt. Swift Gal
loway, of Greene, Is the Juvenile of
the House.
"What, captain, would you say
should you choose to write your own
ppltsph?" I Interrupted as he was
entertaining a dozen of us in the
House between sessions to-day with
reminiscences.
"I would say," ho replied without
hesitation:
"Swift Galloway, lame in both legs,
crippled In both hands, blind in one
eye, seeing very Indifferently with the
other, deaf In one ear, was until the
last expiring breath on the firing line."
Ask your grocer for Argo Red Sal
mon, and do not accept any substi
tute. There Is no finer Salmon
packed.
It's a pleaaw; to tell our readers about
a Cough Cure like Dr. Snoop's. Tor years
Ir Shoop has fought a ea I nut the use of
Opium, Chlortiftrm. or other unsafe In
gredients commonly found in Cough
remedies. Ir. Shoop, It seems, has wel
comed the Purs Food and Drua Law re
cently enacted, for he has worked alone
similar lines msny years. For nearly SO
yeers Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure containers
have had a warning printed on them
against Opium and other narcotic pois
ons. He has thus made It possible for
mothers to protect their children by sim
ply Insisting on having Dr. Snoop's
Cough Cure. Bold by Burwell-Dunn Re
tall Store.
OUR COLLECTION
of fine Wall Papers embraces
all the most pleasing patterns
of the presont season. One of
our
NEW WALL PAPERS
will entirely transform your
room and make your sur
roundings immensely more
cheerful and pleasant.
We carry n complete stock,
and aro exclusive agents of
leading factories. Our work
men are competent, and our
personal supervision guaran
tees satisfactory results.
Let us figure with you be
fore you place your order.
We do It when promised and
as promised.
Torrcncc Paint Co.
Thone 178.
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COTTON 'MACHilWERY.
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A. ii. WASHBURN, Southern
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
Headquarters for Sontberners tn IT
York City
Broadway Central Hotel
Our Table Is the Foundation of Our
Enormous Business
The Ooly New York Hotel
Featuring
Amerkao Plan
Moderate Prices
Excellent Food Good Serrlce
Rates: American Plan, $2.50 Per
Day. European Plan, $1.00 Per Day.
Special Attention Given to Ladles
Unescorted
BROADWAY
Cor. Third Street NEW YORK
DANIEL C. WEBB, Mgr.
(Formerly of Charleston. 8. C.)
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY
The Exposition line to Norfolk,
Jamestown Exposition, Hampton
Reads, Norfolk, Va., April 26th to
November BOth, 1907
Unexcelled passenger service via
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
Watch for announcement of low
oxcurslon rates and Improved sched
ules.
For Information and literature,
address
C. H. GATTTS,
T. P. A.,
Raleigh, N. C.
JAMES KER, JR.,
C. P. A
Charlotte, N. C.
Electric Cooking
We have an electric ket
tle in which one may cook
three eggs, in three minutes,
and with three teaspoon
fuls of water.
We have other appliances
to do other cooking. We
keep in stock appliances to
do every line of grill-room
cooking by electricity.
Also electric toot warm
ers, flat-irons, curling irons
and other economic shock
ing things.
Buy one of these com
plete outfits and let the
cook go.
The D. A. Tompkins Co.
Charlotte, N. C.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The County Commissioners of
Rockingham county, North Carolina,
Invite sealed proposals for the erec
tion and completion of a new county
court house at Wentworth, N. C, ac
cording to the plans and specifications
prepared by Architects Frank P.
Mllburn A Co., Washington, D. C.
Raid plans and specifications will be
on file on and after March 18th, 1907,
with the register of deeds and at the
architects' office. All contractors are
requested to file their bids on or be
fore 12 o'clock noon, April 1st, 1907,
with the register of deoda. Each
contractor shall file with his bid a
certificate check for $500, on some
well-known bank, made payable to
the chairman of board of county
commissioners of Rockingham coun
ty as evidence of good faith on their
part, and If their bid Is accepted that
they will at once enter Into contract
and give an acceptable guarantee
company's bond In the sum of 59 per
cent, of their contract price for the
faithful performance of the contract.
Contractors will be paid 10 per
cent, as the work progresses.
The commissioners reserve tbe
light to reject any or all bids.
C. H. DALTON.
Chairman Roard of County Commis
sioners of Rockingham County,
N. C.
op-a-Cap
at the
Rink To-night
DRAUGHOtt'i
3&tlineiltf)dlwct
fuleigtii Oatasabta, KnoivTTt, Atlanta.
19 College to l leu POfUlloM
Ssetsreat er meney ftEfUNDKD. Ala
teste Ml MAJU Oatalogwe will n
finse yea that praeg aon's to fUM
UiX Call w m nc tt.
Presbyterian Golle&e for Women
CHARLOTTE,
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Second term begins January 10. 1907. Special rates tor nay pupi
For Catalogue, address
REV. J. R. BRIDGES. D. D, President
Chartotta'a Best Conducted
Hotel
THE BUFORD
Special attention given te
Tabls flenrloa. making tt un
equalled In tbe South. Tbls Is
a feature el The Buford that
Is claiming the attention Of
the Traveling Public.
Clean. Comfortable Beds. At
tentive Servants.
anrr7isWaa
C E. HOOPER
Manager
Dr. BS. Ity Hutchison,
J. t. Hutchison.
INSURANCE
FIRE,
LIFE,
ACCIDENT
OmOli Hex t, Saal BaSAIag.
asta.
Let us show you the Universal Per
colating Coffee Machine. Makes Cof
fee quicker and better than any
other machine on the market.
Nlckle Plated, Copper Lined. Now
on exhibition In our north window.
GARIBALDI, BRUNS
& DIXON
STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATING
for residence.
imQKNBY BROS.
numbing ' and Resting Contractors,
Jobbers in Supplies.
H0LU8TER
Reeky Ccsntaln Tea Caggifs
a $ MtsidM far My t
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nd DMkscha IM ftoekf slwotols Tf l Sb
tSt dm. ss aunts a boa. Owfr trrt ay
iTl
Clubbing ,
Intermelt9 '
r
' Rovlnj Frames
. , j , .
S(rfimin2 Prsmes
.Spoolers 1
. v and Reels
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Agent
Machinery for km and fac
tory. FnfjrTpc Three kinds, from 12
to 150 a P.
BoilCTS. Rctufn Tubular and
, Portable on skids,
from 12 to 150H.P.
Improved Gin Machinery,
and Presses, and complete
outfits of capacity of 100 bales
per day and over.
Saw Hills, fi Wnd3.
' all sizes in usa in
the South.
Pulleys and Shafting,
Bmallest to complete cotton
mill outfits.
LID D ELL COMPANY,
The
Engraved
Work
o( the
Observer
Printing
House
IS
Holding
the
Attention
The
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OBSERVER PRINTING
HOUSE
CHARLOTTE. N. C
THONE 127.
DR. 0. L. ALEXANDEE,
DENTIST.
OAMOlf BUn,DIWQ
Southssst Corner
FOURTH AXD TRTOK STREET81
HOOK AND ROGERS
ARCHITECTS
CBARumtf GitnarsBOiuxxA
eler, Runge and Dickey
ARCHITECTS i
ooond Flw 0S imU&Ing,
INARD L. HUNTER
- Warchiteot-
4Cs BalldTitf
CHAniiOTTB -
If. C,
FRANK P. f.!ILBURN & CO.
architects;
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