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GRAHAM, N. C ' J.h.. 24, 1901.
! Our Raleigh Letter
gi'KRN VICTOItlA I)KA1.
The civilized nations of the earth
mourn with Great Britain the death
of Victoria. The great and Rood
Queen breathed her last at :30
Tuesday evening, surrounded by
her children and grand-children.
Victoria I., Queen of Great Brit
ain and Ireland and Empress of In
dia, was the only daughter of Ed-w-ird,
Duke of Kent, and Princess
Victoria Mary Louise, daughter of
the Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld.
She was horn at Kensington Palace
May 24, 1819, and wan nearly 82
years -if age. - Her father died Jan.
23, 1820. She ascended the throne
upon the death of William IV,
June 20, 1837, he dying without
issue. Victoria was cronned at
TTTTT
Raleigh, Jan 21. Puriim the
pant week the General Assembly
has passed a number of more r less
important acts, while as many more
are in tho bands of the committees
or on the calendars of the two
houses.
Those of special inter. t to the
readers nl this paper are noted in
the legislative summary of the edi
tor, and a repel itinn here would be
superfluous.
Some of the most important bills
of a general character yet to be con
sidered are :
Senate I i J J providing lor the es
tablishment of a Reform School for
young degenerates", introduced by
Senator lirougbton, of Wake. It is
the intention of the two committees
on Penal and Charitable Institutions
to' hold a joint session early this
week and give this measure and the
subject generally earnest and full
consideration. It is hoped and be
lieved that a Reformatory Institu
tion that will meet the demands
and the needs of the State will be
provided for during the session.
Several hills have been introduced
designed to provide liberally for the
public free schools one of them
appropriating as much as 8 .'WO, 000
another $250,000 and a third 1100,
000 and I find upon enquiry that
the Legislators of all parties, are dia
posed to vote as large appropriation
as the State can find means to pro
v tie.
On Friday Senator Travis, of
Halifax, introduced a meritorous
and rise, in full grown intellectual
stature and patriotic purpose, to the
heights of every occasion.
Praise naught but praise, of the
highest quality and unstintedly be
stowed of his inaugural address,
has been accorded by the stranger
in distant State, as well as by his
home people. 'Governor Aycock is
aiming high, but he will reach the
mark. Let eyery good citizen do
his part to uphold him in bis noble
purpose and assist him as best we
can in the accomplishment of them.
Five thousand people attended
the initial reception of Gov. and
Airs Aycock and the remaining
Slate officers and their wives at the
Executive mansion the evening of
the inauguration day. No such ex
tensive affair of its kind ever occur
red in North Carolina previously,
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaUAaU
Washington; Letter.
Westminster Abbey, June 28, 1838
On Feb. 10, 1840, she married her bill designed to provide four months
cousin, Albert ot Saxe-Coburg- school in counties not now having
Ootha. To them nine children tlx, arid appropriating $200,000
were horn Victoria. Princess Rov- to carry out the provisions of the
al; Albert Edward, Prince of Wales;
Alice Maud Mary; Aifred Ernest,
Duke of Edinburg; Helena Augusta
Victoria; Louise Caroline Alberta;
Arthur, Duke of Connaught; Leo
pold, Duke of Albany; and Mary
Victoria Fedora.
.Victoria's mother died Mar. 10;
1861, and her husband on Dec. 14,
of the same year. In 1887 a jubi
lee was celebrated in commemora
proposed act.
UNIFORM SCHOOL BOOKS.
The bill introduced last Friday
by Senator Aycock, of Wayne, to
secure a uniform series of text
books in all the free public schools
ol the State is another highly iou
portnnt measure. That such a law
is necessary seems to be recognized
generally and this bill, with proba
tion ol the 50th anniversary of her b,y some changes, or a similar one,
accession to the throne, and in 1897, Wl" doubtless become a law.
June 20, the diamond jubilee was j contains excellent pro-
celebrated. I vuions, and among other things
The Prince of Wales, the oldest provides for a State Commission, of
onnf th Oufien. riircamIh hi moth, which the uovernor is to be ex-
er to the throne under the title .rf olhcio chairman, with the State So
King Edward VII. perintendent ot mime instruction
Victoria was a remarkable wo- and tnree members or the State
trian rntl lrin1 .vmnalliotln ,!. Board Ol tdUCallon 88 the Other
raestie. and withal a devout Chris- members; bids- are to be received
Uan. She had never been sick, and nd contracts awarded to tbe lowest
In Willrwim wa hornr.lv .rinna bidder for satisfactory series of
illness. Her reign of over 00 years H100' bookl for five yn "nd
nnvenwl iwrhana th moat rmrV. the price must be OS I0W OS the
iblo ceriod in many respects in the wne ,,ook8 ,re 'nrniihed to any
world's history. She loved her other State. Machinery is provided
ior me proper aistnoution 01 toe
bojks and all public free school
teachers will be required to use the
books adopted, etc. All this means
cheaper school books and that is
what has been needed in North
Carolina for many years. Tl e com
petition among publishers it is hop
ed, will be lively despite the "book
trusts", for that trust does not in
clude all the school book puplish
ers, I believe.
subjects and they loved her, and she
is sincerely mourned by the great
English speaking race, that she is
no more.
; The report of the State Labor
Commissiner gives the following in
teresting facto about cotton mills in
North Carolina : It shows 185.
There are also thirty knitting arid
. gilk mill, and eleven woolen mills.
The number of spindles is 1,297,
j It, an increase oi ltsi.uw in
tear. There are 29,680 looms, an
ELECTION Or SENATOR SIMMONS.
TAnmrmr ia T onicla t , . will
i eatAtl TL annul " gwiwiwiw ,..
KSTr. ,,,e'9 formally elect Hon. Furnifold M
-I. - um M. Simmons to be U. 8. Senator
wviucu, IU.IT.U wuiimu aiiu March 4. Attn. nm,vif5n ...
w rno -l:u ikl. i .., ..
,,ovo cmuuro. in noun, m wor .... . -.j.-j .u. lln.n;m.
re from 10 to 12. Lf th Ii.Utnr. h..
I Simmons was called to his old home
Hon. F. M. Simmons, 'whom the I in Craven county last Friday by the
people said in no uncertain sound I death of bis mother, who has been
at, the November primary they ill for some time, but will return in
would have to succeed Senator But-1, few days.
Ier in the U. 8. Senate; was elected The Republicans will bestow the
Tuesday by tne Legislature. He mpty honor of their votes upon
is rigorous, brilliant, and cour- Hon Richmond Pearson, of Ashe-
i. ........ .1
ageous, and will bold lu own in rule. Whether tbe five Populists
the greatest legislative body on I will vote for him is riot known. If
earth. He was 47 years old on the I they do, and all the anti-Democrats
. 20th ol tins month, and will -take I are present, Pearson will receive on
his seat on the "4th of March. Iy 29 votes of the 170 in Joint
Rubmood Pearson received the Re-laion, at belt, and if the Pops cast
publican vote. their five rotes for Butler, Pearson
f cannot get more than 24.
Gov. Aycoek's inaugural address f Fire votes for Butler ! What
THE DOG TAX AGAIN.
That perennial question of the
taxation or not of dogs is coming to
the front early this session, and on
Thursday of this week the Garrett
bill to levy a tax on canines will be
discussed. Its advocates say that
it can be made to raise $75,000 to
$100,000 for the public school fund.
its opponents claim but we are
all familiar with that old story.
' CARE OI THE INSANE.
Dr. Murphy asks for $170,000
appropriation this year for the Mor
ganton hospital tor the insane. A
portion of it is wanted for an elec
tric light and power plant, and for
the completion of an addition to
building under way. Dr. Kirby, of
the Rali igh hospital, I have heard
will not ask for more than one-half
that sum, including an appropria
tion for
building
Washington, D.C., Jan. 21, 1901,
Senator Allen, just before the
filibuster against the Army Heorgan
ization bill was abandoned, made
red hot speech against the McKin
ley policy in the Philippines, which
made a large army necessary in
bis own words : "I am opposed to
this bill, because its avowed pur
pose is to provide soldiers to be
sent to the Philippines." He paid
his compliments to Senator Haw
ley, who had dennunoed the peti
Hon signed by U,WU Pilipinos, pre
sented to the Senate by Senator
Teller, as treasonable by saying
"The flippancy with which the
terms traitor and treason are being
used these days is getting to be
stench in the nostrils of some
us." Incidentally he 'gave
West Pointers in the army a
side swipes and expressed the opin
ion that the otneers who had never
been to West Point were,among the
best in the army. Referring to the
investigation now being made in
West Point by a committee of the
House, Mr. Allen said : "Look a)
this investigation going on now,
This thing called hazing. Why,
the prize fighter is a gentleman, the
bull-baiter is a gentleman, when
compared with the cadets at West
Point. This hazing takes place
ithin the knowledge of the officers
at that institution."
It is understood that the republi
can steering committee has given!
Senator Hanua one week within
of
the
few
which to pass tbe Ship subsidy bill.
additional female ward 11 not PVed in that time it is to be
1 .11.
to cost about $20,000. permanently siae-tracited
The latter is absolutely necessary, Representative Kitchin, of N. C,
if the splendid record of this insti- na" no ,ear tn." v1 appointed
tutionis to be maintained. The nim to west i'olnt will sutler
percentage of cures at the Raleigh anything by hazing or fighting,
hospital (about 66 per cent.) is the He Mid on tne subject: "I've
highest in the history of the institu- 1)6611 hoping to hear that my cadet
tion, or of eny other in the South, to had been 'called out.' I reckon
my knowledge a fact which has he's able to take care of Jiimself,
enabled Dr. Kirby (with a hospi- od I reckon also they will give him
tal half the size of the one at Mor- a wide berth. He's a graduate of
ganton) to care for nearly or quite one ot our North Carolina colleges,
every deserving applicant in his Playd center rush , on the football
half of the State. There is not one team, and was captain of the base
insane white person in jail in the ba' team- Oh, he's a peach. He
district allotted to the Raleigh hos- "tauds over six feet high, weighes
pital- Dr. Murphy has done and is mf pounds, and comes of good
doing a great work, too, and the fighting stock."
State should be as liberal as possi- The nomination of the son of Jus-
ble in caring for all these afflicted I tice Harlan, of the Supreme Court,
wards of the t ommon wealth. to be Attorney General of Porto
Rico has riot been confirmed yet by
the Senate At a secrat. araainn this
The question of enacting what is week uncial effort w m,- t
known as a "labor law," designed get Senator Pettigrew to withdraw
to fix the maximum hours of labor his objection to action, but he re-
or coiion muis and other manutsxs- fu8ed) declaring that he had no
tunng punts, is being earnestly dis- doubt of voun M War,Mn.a ner.
cuased hv the leffiMlatnra in nnvatal i . .,
r sunai iuness ior ine postion and no
until democratic Senators who are
interested in appropriations carried
by that bill allowed the Ship sub
sidy bill to be voted upon did not
make a dent In the opposition oi
Democratic Senators .to 4he Ship
subsidy bill. Democratic Senators
from states along the Mississippi
River, who are the ones aimed at
by the threat, say they can stand
the failure of the River and Harbor
bill as well as Republican Senators
oan, and that no action toward tbe
Washington News Notes!
A funny situation at Tutuilo,
Samoa, is reported by Commander
Tilley, who is irr charge there.' It
that the London
seems
Misbion
Society, which controls the religious
work of the islands, compels the na
tives to attend Sunday School once
and church three times on Sunday
measure by the Republicans WU1 and also prayer meeting on Wednes-1
chaOs-e their onnoaitinn in tb Shin day. It also forbids all amusements
O ST " I
subsidy bill. Ion Sunday and requires the natives
a i : j topend the time out of church in
ucvicuii ivuuk una itgaiu ueuiiiieu - ...
to f.ir..il. infnrm.linn t.,r K WOIB 01 meaiiauon ana prayer
a congressional resolution. This , -
fact that the American gallon were
Al ID LUC OVUUI1 9l VTVU. VyllSl" I
fee in regard to looting hv fn,;ffn not subject to such rule, and they
troops in China, Information about kingly petitioned Commander
hich a resolution offered l,v fien- ",,ey w nP1 lae Iourln com'
atorDeArmond, of Mo., asked, that mDdment-" Tilley doded. the
' I S I A.J At A I L.J I
was refused, on the ground that it pue8on Y l"S " uu
was inexpedient to' make it public noimn8 10 ao v,in ""K1""-
ohm. m. ni. a I ine oupreme L-oun is noi en-
on the floor of the House that he thus,at" over the proposal to build
was satisfied with the ran rivBn great temple of justice for its use
o- I 1 e . i-v , .
for not making nubile the inform. ana Ior lnal 01 lne epanmem 01
0 1 li..; 1 .u- u .......
it 1
The Supreme Court people admit
that it is a very fine combination
scheme, but they would prefer not to
be embraced in it, urging trfat the
Department of Justice has grown to
be a great political institution, with
its vast array of district attorneys,
marshals, examiners and one thing
and another, and that it would not
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Alfr SI ' BUKKK
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69 Main St., Norfolk, Va.
PIANOS & ORGANS
North Carolina News.
Sole Agents in thia territory for Knabe,
Vose& Son, Smith 4 Barnes, and
Webster Pianos ; Story & Clark and
other Organs. Aside from instruments,
we are wholesale and retail agents for
several others. ,
Write for Catalogue and Prices.
Pianos and organs sold on easy pay
ments. Old instruments taken in ex
change for new. A postal card will
bring you full information and save
you from 10 to 25 per cent.
At Lexington Sunday night a
week Geo. Spurgeon, white, - at
tempted to cross the railroad in front fiui4g the gupreme Court
IT'S
EASY
oi . an engine, out was
knocked oflf and 4ied in about ten allnr,mB nnrt wnnU ,itft
minutes.: He loaves a wife and hlli,1in(r (.nAfiaMv mAanlA- t it.
-u.u s I r J f " I
James H. Earr, a well known modation for the law library.
lawyer, says that JNorth Carolina's President McKinley has cancelled
i vorce laws are as. wide as those of all existing arrangements for social
Oklahoma or South' Dakota, save in entertainments for the rest of the
one respect ; here there must be two session. Whether a new schedule
years residence-there only six will be treDared is verv doubtful.
months. Whiln ha aaina Bnrth AaiUr anA
The presidential electors of North will he able to assume all executive
Carol inamet at Raleigh Monday a work very shortly, so much has ac-
week. There was speech making cumulated during his illness that it I
by Cook, Guthrie, Beck with and thought by his physician that the
Wooten. B. C. Beckwith. of Ral-1 additional strain of entertaining will
gh, was elected messenger to carry be far from wise. In addition to all
the vote to Washington. bis routine work, Mr. McKinley
Greensboro Record : Two North a TTe M1 addre8S
CaroLna boys V. C. Rodman and
W. Pierce were Saturday a . general. ween, who has been ap-
week denied admission to the Unit- P010"1 8Tnd marehall for maugu-
ed States military academy at West ration has come oyer from New
Point. N. Y.. on account of inabilitv IorK opened neaoquarters, ap-
to pass the necessary examination. P01tea a stan and commenced pre
parations ior a parade which is to
For us to sell to a customer who" wants CLOTHING.
"77"H"3r" Sr Because we have the stock and
can fit, as well as please, you both in quality of
goods and price. Ifyoa are stout, lean or regular
don't imagine we can't fit you.
OUR MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
Is growing, for the reason that we have only one price, and
and you can buy as cheap by ordering as if you were
in our store. SALESMEN: Dolph Moore,
C. W. Lindsay, Darius Payne,
Charlie Crews, HarrjrSergeant and W. H. Matthews. '
W. H. Matthews & Co.,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Lexington Dispatch :' Mr. James
surpass everything of the kind that
. 1 . , , , WVWLIVU AIM HUC WUIIll Y .
a 7-1 , uZ I 7 Itia de8'gd to have the finest
. , -"5 -'"m miiUrv pageant ever seen. One of
lugwn monoay morning a weeK tha nam on A n . ...
J i -lnon ... i 1" -v. ... v,w .unuin n in us
biiu reueiveu eio.vo ior nis loan. j- r,L
ed of undergraduates of the various
colleges.
The Senate Com-nittee on Fin
ance at last begun work ,n the war
tax reduction bill, but until the new
The splits were all hand-made, be
ing cut with a knife.
At a meeting of North Carolina
winlr.nt r,n tL,.n k:il I .... I
1 1. u..iit.. ucui.i uuu iin.ri i i : i - . i .. ... i in ... ... .
....... i viyjvi.jiA iu uiui , uiai uia uuu iixiuia uaae nan men neio in
oeen ana win ne imrooucwi along I oDDosition wan b1 nn hLW V.ln. i.k. . iri.
. i a a. "Au I .i vuuwut ujkiiv a Hi'
thmline. j. n. m . . .
Acommi.tereore.entin.rtba cot- f'-.:.r7" . " , f " . " . , " . TT. V? draft is completed members-of the
, a iiiRiiuu ui Bun oi k lufixim nj tn a iflrmmi. ir. inoiiiiina Ka oiarh an. a ,t . a
ton mill owners is exnected here a V.Z- . ... V.. 6 ' - uommiuee ininit it will only lead to
uuoimuui UI. A vvUXIDII Llinil WtlU I WJI k r K HI. 1 1 Hill Illlll H nil Kl'n- I 1 J I J. J . -r .
Ut the acton taken in Greenahnrn I v e' j A ' " . . 7 r" I wiwigca uwauea upon, ii seems
i . u i "V.. iwworus concerning tne recent mono. Kaieigri is the only North t.r however that th nmm;to
last weeic, oppose any legislation on
. .. .. i. uuiuuuwiu ui s nu ui alliance mc-1 vanning cay in lu
. .UUJ. .... .Hincuviutn I Kflnn. tn iw mnrnr in (I,-
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1 Durham Marble Works
You need not be reminded that
it is your duty to mark the last
resting place of your departed
loved ones, but we wish .to re
mind you of our low prices.
C T - SaTOTLsII,-lxoi5iletor.
DURHAM. N. C.
i"WlulT.A. j... .. . .
oi tlw BMrspsiMr and ofu . "ll i"-?? "?y- " wsekly combine. I
m, sua tn. Nnm Ytrk T, . "
r
oHdet, nilf ion, education, econoRUcs, Htm
of about 100 cotton
Greensboro last week
mnis met atl imnin i,m w. .i.. .r nt
..u ucuiueu eutenanU and rnfin . r.r
to pledge .tnemselves and the mills the reill0Vlll nrn.pmMin,
oionnwro ,iia general y, that 6o H,rrjgon becaaee. hi8 father h-d
nours snouia oe tne maximum lor darixl to raiaa hi. vnW in n.
"7' """ Uontothe McKinley policy. Mr.
under 12 years of age should not be P-ttiifraw aaid "T m.fc.
I J it I.U X.B
ru.F,j,, .. wuur igiKuon IS ,. .. ,h Suoremn Pnurt hnf 1
enacted. But, from what I am told Li .... ,u. .u . i .L:
i "v J w ws apuuiuuiioui ui ine
by the organised labor leaders here, Mnil af twn nf th. mmiu. r k W. W. and Thomas Mebane. near
. . . , - - w wiHwvasy va Mlv I
legislation, will be insisted on by court to important pdiUons under Pe"ers Ferry; Bertie couniy, lost
them. There may be quite a con-ih9 dministraUon at this. juncture thtir barn h fire Fr5day DW
of affairs in the Supreme Court is, week; 11 contained J85 bushels of
to.say the least, indecent."
O a T nr n . is .1 I
ooiiavor iw. w. ocowoi mis COUn- Rnitnr Dn5l wK Akil
- it w uujVVIVM
when Senator Morgan asked the tin-
In Ghe O
fc HAMILTOK
LYMAN ABBOTT
W. M ABIE, EDITORS
test over this matter.
ty is on the following committees
Corporations, Agriculture, Public knimous consent of tha fin.u m
Koads, NiUnes and Fees, Pubho T0te on the Nie.rau.ra fi.n.1 Kill
neaitjusuossof the Peace, and February 11, says he objected be
will recommend a slightly deeper
On tbe day of his inauguration n o revenues than was con-
Gov. Aycock received an inquiry templated by tbe House of Repre-
Dy wire irom tne Cincinnati rest: '""""ves, ana on more impartial j,Irjntr ft, ti
"Will JeffriM and Rnhiin h. lines. Sentiment in th nommiit UUII"S "'c momns 01 November. December, and lanuarv
. vw fvi . I fl - - - ' F J J
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mittect to tight a number of rounds teeasa w vor a nomontal decrease FFCr seneSOI-ten autoblOiTraDh cal DSDers from
XTiU O 1! sr . 1 . I if t.. ..... k.. . iLI m .,.,.. ' r
111 iiunu murium, 11 prevemea in 1 ouuicuung uae AO . - '.v-
Cincinnatir" The governor replied: P cent., the reduction to apply I XI O O K V . Prtf A i -r rTt
"Under no conditions will I Derm it I equally to the various schedules, '' v...' :. - . - - O
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itin North Carolina.".. Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese Min- "icromanilC Story Of hlS life, from birth in a Virffiflia
ister, is becoming the most popular Slave caDlf! tO the em fient nmirinn whirh h hnHc 3c the
orator in the country, and receives I btiiMpr anA fyA irT.-i. ' w .. .
quite as many invitations to deiirr . . "vavt w lugee insiuuie ana tne nonorea
public addresses and after dinner ana truste leader of the colored race in this country.
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apeecnes as air. uepew. . Uis dip- jrs ' - -
lomaUc duties permit him to accept X-Very tCCQLuer Of XHlS
Louis, Chicago and Indianapolis ,1 rmiX
J .l . . . . uancBi Mcs or Nwlifcfc. 1 1 : 1
has been much praised by the peo-1 change in conditions from those ex
pie, regardless of party. . It was a llDg ! January, 189o,
Mn.t .1.1. Q,.i. L ' L I
." , , J'"' W ""PrX AYCOCK A GREAT OOVXBNO.
Aia ana direct in n r.. .inn Ifl
takM .ilnnoMl .:... s f.L. - The present occupant of the Ex-
ipopulaf educaUon and the elevation cul'va,n,,on Vig to make
W the-neonle. Th arfdrM. !. .1""" vrv-
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sincere expression of a man who ''V?"' oory, m
lovee hi neonle and his State .nd pecor eise aisappoint
I a ' . .
desires to nlaca thanr ..nno . WW mJ PP'- All Indies
Blue of citiienshhu ' tiona ow Pint fulfillment f
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iuv um iiixuicuan, ana am result-.
tinm di I A Iiarm .nj l.K t . L.
...V U.B Will DtJ mUn nn- KU. -'-,; -6
mAm in thu etivAMn I.m Cm. I .
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divorre bufiness. T It is obnoxious
to the extent now carried on in the
yes of all good citizen., and ex
ceedingly demorah'zine.
The question of selling the At
lantic & X. C IUilroad is' being
r If it will pay the State a
x 0'iwtpable- interest, it should not be
s ' ', I ut if the State is to lose mon
ey forever running, it then let it go.
n-
Carolina such a great publio dem
onstratioa as that which attended the
inauguration of Aycock as governor;
no governor ever entered opon tbe
discharge' of his official ffuties under
brighter skies." with more sympa
thetic and inspiring surroundings
and promising prospects; few have
had larger opportunities to prove
themselves than will come to him.
and I make no doubt that he will
be .found equal to every demand
Truste
Penal Institutions.
peanuts, besides fodder, corn, farm
implements, etc. A negro named
Harry Mitchell was accused of set
ting it on fire, and was arrested, hut
escaped from tbe sheriff.
Sampson Democrat
We
Mr.
ir Uf.MM..ni. Ts I x 1
m - 1 w r m . at 1 ' - , - - 1 nunnvcuiBiiu. . ii nn Hfwnravi onavn
ees of the University; and cause he thought tha nnMtinn uleased to learn th.t iw. rwi I: "t . e
IkniM.nt.tt. V. "r. k- .7 , ... . T no receives ne would be
, ... v.. 'inu. ueen sumcienuT onnii.rewi in Acaaemv wnicn imwnv i.m it.i .u. i... .
following: InanMrfa.. ,..i L... li " .Z T i ' . v" ,u" ,euiure P'"orm or at some
--. , -B-v hi iimi vuwa. inn inxn ina nm. uiua uuuaini dt nn nsui mnm.H 1 ui:. 1 . : ...
nil). Mk.nM mA vi.t.. . . . - r-y 1 . . ' 7 ' . r- uuu .mu4uoi every nignt.
m.,vi wuuui, 1 sent CrOWQja COnOIUOn Of S.ruU lUirOOa work" for th. mrin. nr. ' 1 .
H.lth int.m.1 Imn a - , . .. . 7 ... " V " 7 pleasing speaker.
-- ------ r - (juuiou no was airaia tnat enough wun increasra patronage. The The P. O rimmin v- o
Ume would not be allowed for de- wbool is now being conducted Ja atelhas stricken out all menUon of
usu up u.o ohm pm 11 an nour " le woernacie on in e (rounds. nn.nn.. 1.. a. ..
1.1 ... ,l. : ... HtI tV. r .. o 1 1 lo .- , I r T: ' "v H
. .-- .v. . ,v.. uih. pcusivr -e ..uunuiiK is suon 10 le I nrmm.tjnn hill fwi I
.v -.-ss p- "'uu',u uwiw v..iuspi,Wgi me one The report ot the commission that
u.,. . !""-""u 1.1 many 01 hh. qW uw viayion-ouiwer "i. .... f - wcenUj investigated the system
the larger cities otthe 8outh. Oor treaty nor r the Hay-Pauncefote unfWvoml.l. te it lit .ii
Legislature adjourned after a short treaty, amended by the Senate. . L fr tn.w--.r----
ion in honor of Jhe memory of -tond in the way of legislation pro. FF-r.i. ; , edtobe resentment at the method!
the great chieftain. riding for the construction of the ' , L.v l 1 uvul.. u.
'ir.n r.n.1 One of the mmt ilJin.. f ' ww
, B , .1 vtl h.tr hsnnlJ h,
Tl,. rnmmnn.. U. l T I Tnm RmuI hia 1r 1.1.1 I aObaratlU la that 111 t v.n.l!.. L. .
. .W v,'M.V.IVI . .JM. II. . nil. U.IIIQ UUL w .v. WUHIUU ! .. ,1 ' .......
d . .t , 2i Iri a j . . H..nnn,i. 1U- ......,w ngrws in tne interest
.rtT. ymyvr, iiwa.es iia I rptip '"" wt u ippetna De-1 vo. in uio iihkiu. ....,- ,. ,. . l4
. . . 'It .t r . n . . I 1 1 . . vl ........ . k".wm..w .uuiumiiuuu. A fa
ance lo-aay at i-incoin, jieo. i lore me eenate vommittee on Fin- ioars teu us tnat in al:j -. r , .
" i I . i tmau uidi uieuiuui nivsi inntiravi
T 1 tDC wn,cn " COMlderiD the bill m,nuM UrP of blood no larger than and embarrassed members Tof the
Tbe board of trustee of the A, k redncinjr war taxes that vn naaatwi the bead of a pin there are from I CommittM .nit strUJ k.;.
wiuiwi my . uw noose, aa attorney for thai r ,uur n,'ion ot tnese red I aniagoniam. . i..
nmnriatjan Vm nrtuA fmm Sin . 1 iin. u i . . I vail T. vlik ! . . I - .. r-" .
r ; - i ri uv.uHuuueu aeiiani ni mv. i. uwwi Micro an a. nru n
rw tot w I ...... l . .
uww.vuu. - ',- . porauon stock, wbo are crrln. f. numuer in a certain amount f
SaSnSi't' -" t-ragnphf.-- Address
Pii Department 6, Ths Ounooa, aj7 Foith Avue, New
New York Cry.
Charlotte News: Mecklenbnr theUkingoffof the tax of 2 cenU b,nod whi,e In certain diseases, u
.... I . 1 aAA m . - - I f.ll! a -
MojityJLexpendIL87 per PnKneiuu oi ue face value of I "'-", uiis numoer is greaUy de-
t.nU. - .1 , I atnrsr anld U. Rl'r . .- . I BrJrnt. ramnnir r-ml kuL.' L!. .
vuuvMu, .v. viuwntn wo onnunffl . m priocipaj 1 1 e - . wmis
yaar,. . Waiie this is not a very I argument was mat the tax was in I "pareot earn, and great de-
Urge amount it is far ahead of tbe aunJ tDOT than the sellins UJl,Jr Thia delicate apparatus has
average in the south. Tju ot stock. It struck many as ProTeH er and over again that
i a-.-. i wr .
KlmbethatyRxmomi-ir More . K JV " T 71. c HWM h,d
bears have been killed in u -w".wu,y " . J - 9tW
vArfi. r i.. r .. I0801 r W of their fVa.rjown pre
"""" vuniw UW ... l . . . . I ..- ... .. -
autnmn and winter than at any , . T7 . el0n tnr aZ 8 au.'"
time in thirtf rears. W. v W"T.B Kaowa '"wiM r"" J V . poor
m, Unre d BnJIw KoU a- no,d be ld at all w5
Laxative ro mo-Quinine Tablets
core a cold in one day. No Cure.
v rmj. rnoe zo cents.
An
Onslow farmer killed a 200 pounder
ith bird shot.
The threat of the Ship subsidy
press bureau to hare tbe River and:
Harbor bill held up in the Senate I
i
Trw Onm Day OoM Cur.
matfm rfc i - .
8wUiin,Qnpp,lliss,
saonia aad Snwcktas ia a
fewdaym. Why thai ra
(XaaaoBtpUon. a alow, anna
death T Got Dr. Ball's
Owirt Brrup, Prfoe, S6a
Don't be Imposed boo.
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