JAS. i. THtTMAS, Editor and Proprletsr.
VOL. X1X1Y.
'V :WUISBUR(J; N.;0,: Flu DAY, 6; MAY OX
CHURCH DIRECTOBT " ,
MBTHODIST.
Sauday School at 9:30 A. M. ; '
Gbo. S. Baker, Snpt. 7
Preaching at 11 A. M., and Ft 15 P.M.
every Sunday; ' - ..
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
L. 8, Massbt. Pastor.
BAPTIST.
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M.
Thos. B. Wilder, Snpt
Preaching at 11 A.M., and h.15 P.M.,
rvery Sanday.
Prayer mating Thursday, night. .
H. H. Mashbursr. Pastor.
episcopal.
Sunday School at 9:30
Wm. H. Rufjih. Sopt
Services, morning and night , on
I it. 3rd and 4th Sundays.
Evening Prayer, Friday afternoon.
fUv. J ohn L05D05, Rector.
PRESBYTERIAN .
Services 4th Sunday in each month
morning and night.
C. N. Whartok, Pa8tor;
LODGES.
rvMitahnr? Lodare. No. 413, A. F. &
A. M., meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday
nights in each month.
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New York' Big
Crop of Democratic
Presidential Timber.
Thex Two - thirds
Rule G mines on
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Special Washington Letter. - ter was written tnen and there .net b.
the present time the Democratic hs&d Immediately, and the people t
- presidential fight seema to be rW". reco7,lx,n th courage and
anybody S fight. The conven- tual integrity, elected htm chief judge of
uou wouk eniDit a great deal : lDe court of appeals,
of wisdom by nominating Senator ' "weiit to EsoDU" believing that Judge
Coekrei of Missouri. The orevalenf rJ?L
iuea mat weiQUBi go. to ,fsew York for lngton convinced, that be trill fee
a candidate seems to have. aUrrvd-tm'cd'aad tht " wiir-be elected."
me uemzens r , mat state to an un
usual degree." Besides Parker and Parker's Personality
Hearst, who are avowed candidates, i Most everybody takes an interest In
it is generally supposed that Mr. Mur- I the personal appearance of eminent
phy baa Mayor George B. McClellan People. Therefore the following bit of
in training- for the place. There are gossip from the Washington coire-
those who believe that David Bennett spoudent of the Philadelphia Press
iiiil would not throw a nomination win De read with interest:
trtoccofapaoy that tStmm tw fcUtcrt
Teiaoe. What a 5U djy for BralctT
we win ha ve whr the Taus t bm
asd seiwita p"irot (bc tfatiwa, Ke
theme itir the MooU cf a AnvrrVas
audieac mora rtadDy or tMrt tSee
otsghly than the Alamo aod &a Jact
to. No more broic dkar can W
fooad tn bomaA , Jtocy UVaa tVo
which recooat tb taartyrvlooi Xaty
Crockett. Jaroea Bowie a ad lttr ao
radea to arnis and tt grvat s&d a
tonndlng victory wbka Hooo vm
it 81 Jacinto, a ad by wtaahg
victory woo ao ewiplre for roUkaa
lntlmtkD. The TtXaa delvfathm h
coojtreaa la a greet one sad - 4e
ample Jtjatice to her Woe.
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B. ARTHUR H. FLEMING,
, DENTIST.
- N. C.
LOUisBDaa, .
O 0c Oyr The Qren Yarboro Oo,'
Btore.
JQR. J. B. MALONK,
practicing physician and suaBON.
LOUISBOBftS. c.
OtUc ovr Aycocke rrag Company.
over his shoulder if he could get one.
It is suggested that there is still an
other New Yorker of renown who
measures up to the presidential stature
and who might be sprung on -the con
vention at an opportune time and
might get away with the nomination.
This is ex-Senator Charles A. Towne.
formerly of Minnesota, now a Tam-
Ot at) the rhlicokma qudreaaUl
formaaeea. polled 3 U tbW lead ef U
free aod how ef the b"ca. cettte'r
the eJecUQO.cf daigatt9 tie Mttojui
convent Kx by tb peo4e of tfc Dfa
trict'ef CtlonbU I the tut rV!o
Iooa The deobw-oa of tbe DirV luart
no vote ttnleas they reiale their rtut
n!p elaewUer. bet wWe 64etar
to be acWded tbe ctty or DtrVt la t4
an uproar fw werka. Ttwy make smti
no Imp about tbe aefeetiae of att dV
rata to eacb coor.jiikT tbaa New
York. rennaylvaBla and XI toiTl sake
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J)R. J. JMANN,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
LOUI8BCR0-, N. C.
( i (floe over Aycocke Drug Co.'e drug store
jR. S. P. BURT,
PRATTIOINO PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Louisburg, N. C.
in th rpiir d' Boddie. Bobbitt &
Co.V Uruif 8tore. on Nen street.
The nrAha K1a AfimAiiH .jij. a e )
1904 T "anoTh;; jV' T ,1". ! about aelactinfi tbetr Uire dWea.
red hair. He Is a bl man. nearly aix It really T-ro that thU attivHi love
feet, broaa Bhouldered. welching almoat lectins dHtr ta la nut prvrrtfcTO
Sitv ?J? ?V!Ur Tlr' 7k' ! f 'eir political locapedtr
ing rapidly, and every morning", rain or
shine, he get Into the aaddla and taka I
ride. His muscles are hard, an- ha la Uncle Jo Oa noon's reel fjieoia re
full, resonant and plenaing. His eyes are , . . , ,. ,,. .
black and very bright. On the bench be " rt'n dy. will hr wrino.
VAAl-a fflaeeee Vllm Kal I. llesi. iki. I ef I m lh. am-Metae aK mAMLt a.'
many brave. Jle one of the mpst top but he is not beid . Hta do., cropped ! rxm.rd in or .pefcy. c
brilliant men spoken of in connection mustache Is a bit darker than i hair. - tK .1 .
with the place. He is a clean man. Dut " 111 h7s n unmitk.bl. rd. Ht kv ' . ' ' 7
and evei-ybody Who knows him knows man in perfect health i
him favorably. The convention might When you look at his faca. front view, j .. ,. . - . .
go further and fare worse than to take " ""V yPe weak b,it 5he n1 ' i-inm ,. 1
face of a student and man of thourM i In nr.r m haln n. mm t tnkti.i'
keep on developing every New Yorker rather than of energy and actlon-but t-,h.. -.,1-1-
will have a candidate of his own. They when J'ou 8ee hla Pnfe you behold-th ! ' . . " , , 7
pop up like mushrooms in a damp cel- SrcicinZLFXl ton, Vnd len uac na bVt
lar, hut the very nnmeronsness of the character. Altogether it U a good face th niin noru rfu.r u
and one which quickly and indelibly nxtt ' .. , ... . .
itself in your memory. j rJr- tkJ 11 ralMt tbe ll te let
In conversation Judge Parker la affable, aore eyra rorrf fTr In Are tlve ns-
Srrr.a SlAtlley TraUA m !
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A tm W4ae. tu Herl lf , u .,(, Al,t
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R. R. P. YARBOROUOU.
-PHYSICIAN AND 8DRQBONs
LonBCHe, N. O.
and floor Neal halldlne,
Nlirht calls answered from T. W,
ri(ience, phone 74.
phone 89-
. Blckett's
L
11. ALLRED.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW,
Will practice In all the Courts,
t oungsville, N. C.
Office in
U. MA8BBNBURG,
ATTORNBY AT LAW
L00I9BXTB8.
win prMtlce In all the Court of the State
office n Court House-
New York candidates may defeat them
all.
The recent mental activities of a'cer-
tain ex-New Yorker, nameless here
forever more, would seem to indicate
that he would not object to a nomina
tion himself. So, on the whole, the
presidential situation is as uncertain
now, so fars the Democrats are con
cerned, as it was six months ago. The
greatest complication, of course, grows
out of the two-thirds rule. The reason
of the rule is gone long ago, and the
rule ought to have" gone with it, but it
would not be wise to repeal tbe two
thirds rule when there is a heated con
test for a nomination.
Wagon RolWs. -
The subject of wagon roads is attract
ibm tlej-, Jt as thm vm tact fiac f V fm:yi i ut.ti
IsiC traewsawrl wflJi eLtl I tewx-. - Irr e f,fc?lf, r.Mn.
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A t&it ca-Mta, W natitetiai. wn
UV 4ivaiae of JcsBslaiiMa t- w m-
their oplica. but If ttwy are out A tn-r- ( (CT1:wis vwQlala.-v T sa.
the 1: J"-iKi rwarln a
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l:ui
witn an aiert apprectatlon and a sense of I ptnoe. with aofe erast or witboot. Amr-
humor, too, but he Is habitually careful I . ,
and rather precise In his choice of wnrrt. ' ,can tna? If eo tby have a nkl
He gives you the Impression that he ! a ' ,0 K where tbey
man strong, though neither brilliant nor ; flag (Ilea, wha
aggressive, wno ns nimsell always well
in hand. He was born on Mv 14 s?3
Judge and Mra Parker live on a fine i lcn clUacns we can frt tb-w Nt
farm at Esopus, near Kingston, on the ! u t pleaa. braa oar U tee day
west bank of the Hudson. They have bui 1 Lwi i ik.i mi. hi k , , .v
The Judge is a grandfather. At Esoru, he old Trurm-nt of klftgt What l tt tt-e a tT.1 cel
has a fine library, wherein he spends hta i ttatns of a Filipino totnit? like
evenings. But during vacation he paes ! Mobammed v coffin he aprre to I
which are In cultivation and which he per
sonally manages. Next to the law his
chief delight ia in his Red Poll registered
1 don't nee-d bim we bold tuts to b
4 ' foreigner.
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napendeil brlwero bewven and eertbL
Wbcn we need bim In oor bmic we
count bim an A nurlrjn . u we
Presidential Gossip.
The most recent gossip as to Derno- j
Tbe frantic effort of O. C to diarppt
ing more attention now perhaps than at oratic presidential possibilities hath It j the rntnnts of hi potitk-al grave aad
M
ARILS C. WIN STEAD,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Louisburg, N. C.
ornoi ovB Coriler Drug 8tore.
!ppelal Attention given to collections,
rractlce wherever services required.
TNI. W. BUDDIE,
ATTORN E Y-A T L A W ,
Louisburg, N. C.
Office over Boddie, Bobbitt & Co. '8 drug
stori".
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m. HAYWOOD RUFFIN.
ATTORN KY-AT-L AW,
LOtrisBuae. B. o.
win nniitiw in all the Courts of Franklin
ind adjotalng counties, also In tbe Supreme
Jotirt, aira in tne umiea eutia jlibixiu
Ciraalt. Courts. ,.
Otttce In Cooper and Clifton Building.
rjiHOS. B. WILDBB,,
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW,
tocigBTjaa, v. o.
once on Main street, ovar Jones fc Cooper's
tore.
P P. SPBUILL.
ATTOBNBY-AT-LAw, -
LOCIiTBCBO, V. C.
kt .11.. .ha inrti of Vranklln. Yaneei
drmnvllle. Warren and Wake eonnttea, also
Uie AnnranM COUTt. 01 WOIXU uaroilM.
Prompt attention given to collections.
OtBce ovar Barerton's Btore.
rp W. BICKBTT,
ATTORNBY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
IiOTXIIBtlBe V. o.
Prompt and painstaking attention given to
rtriTy matter Intrusted to his hands
u s ... rrki JnaMnaHhenherd. Hon. JOaB
Manning, Hon. Robt W. Winston. Hon. J. C.
Buxton, Pres. First National ank of Win
of
any other time in the history of our
country. Mr. Secretary Wilson is large
ly responsible for this agitation Tbe
Brownlow bill has also had a good
deal to do with it. The Scientific Amer
ican recently contained a very able ed
itorial on the subject, from which this
extract is taken:
At this time of the year, when the frost
is coming out of the ground and nearly
all the roads in and around our country
towns are long lines of mire, one cannot
help won4ering when considering the sub
ject of our highways why the government
is not fjulcker to respond to the appeals
for aid in their improvement and why it
does not push the adoption pi a system of
roads that will last for long periods with
but slight expenditure for repairs.
Nearly seven years ago the office of
road inquiries of the department of ag
riculture conducted experiments with steel"
rails for use on country roads and made
arrangements with a large steel works for
the rolling of suitable rails for this pur
pose. At that time the eignt inch rails
for a mile of steel roadway, weighing
about 100 tons, could be purchased for
about $3,500, and the price has not In
creased much -since. A sample steel road
two miles in length between Valentla and
Grao, Spain, had then been in use for five
years under exceedingly heavy traffic and
had shown splendid results; yet the Unit
ed States did not and has not as yet prof
ited by this experiment In an ordinarily
unprogressive foreign country, and we
have today no steel roaas tor commercial
purposes.
Gaines and Parker.
One of the best Democrats In con
gress is Hon. John Wesley Gaines, who
represents the Hermitage district In
Tennessee. Gaines believes m getting
knowledge at first hand. Consequently
not long ago, in search of information,
he went to see Judge Parker in per
son and here is the result of that mo
mentous visit as recorded by tne
Washington Post:
Hon. John Wesley Galns of Tennessee
baa Just returned from Esopus, N. Y.,
where he '-visited Chief Justice Alton B
Parker of the court of appeals and pro
spective Democratic nominee for presi
dent. "I found him to be a man of strong, per
suasive personality, clear and fixed con-
that lion. Richard Olney of Boston Is
not really a candidate and that bis ob
ject nil along has been to secure
to eex-ure aootbef oamlMtioo are cal
culated to excit tbe r'.te of a wwV
en Indian. Wbv Qoa t ansoe klcd
delegation nominally for him. but one , Mend tD tin ow too at tbe be
Inform hlrn gvntry as ana 7 be tbtl be ie
I. we, bari -ey oat tr
Ear ei rt C3?4 f4
h-aoey r.ul ri-u Ulf lav
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What ttMJlh bV 04 g-srl temzm e.;4 U i
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which can be tmnsferred at any time 1
to anybody desired. It also bath U dvilUb !Ctt deader tbae tbe ma a I NaT. a&l CJ W tb4 c u-
that Hon. Charles P. Unmhr. ha of 1 w n. .v- a I . , .
Tmmnv U nn,!, ncM.Vln, ,h. ' "7. W4 ei a TtV. Vw .
reasiDiiity or casting nia innnence ror ( noo. EJthn Hoot la to nrreile 1 "T j t, eme 1.3 aovw t -jr f .ienie
Senator Arthur Pne Gorman of Mary- ; tutlooel HenbHoin caveotvw, fso- tr-- et4 4efaee lib- -we!
muu. iut- miuimni 1-10 ui an 1.1 (eoworarlrT. Of core U U la twNs K.. ' 7 rutlt a e
curvi inai juusb t orarr is wing . wltn t etcrual 8tOa of tn tk-t
used by G. C. & Co. as a stalking horse , jwKT-tarr of war sbosd r-wwl wUv m a d3 4v
for Hon. David Rowland Francis of . 0Tf,r cooT-atioc wUlcll u ,-. ,K
St. Ixmis. Query: If that La
fettfi Aiie mi t,-n e il m w.iliai..i
f .! f fltf ,
a C T-mtaia
1 e 7-aMiiie.
tftetm af Htek Uc) tor ftrV
trlcc-i .alK t?ri.rr,
CaC'wft eetv.wi:Ske -
) t-bJayk Aiailkt
w aM a a. a.
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t over tbe convention wbick b t tc-
true. iui, . ,ui,r '
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Theae be grrat daye for Vtr Pcaktv I tie tut C1 tzs see fe-:A
tannoo-onanintoua sno eetctmtaauc I i i a . .
me "O tilt, lie Venmtif Ij-t
t2e (.ucrw) tMM
!T t .V4 poea oL
a.:' a m
ny efeWt f?w li- c a-l ,,!
de-UrJ ta , . i" " ' 1
-it M w fre- ,tyP0lli fatafrijf r". L5 t 1i
tATt4h oe MS e4 'i.
i f roes lb .jretjia
"ton Glenn fc Manly, Winston, Peoples Bank suaslve personality, clear and nxea con
,7. 7t..i wa. waka For- vlctions on Ouestlons of public policy and
n.ii... Mnn m w Tim hr lake. I of natrlotle and masterful purposes, said
Office over Neai fc Co. 'a more.
where does ex-Governor and ex-Senator
David Bennett Hill come In?" lie
has been taken and accepted as the
sponsor par excellence for the Parker j indorartuent by bia feiww r-vre-ota-candidacy,
and be La not regarded a a ; tlvpe, a vW prUUl oocBtaattoo
bosom crony of G. C. David will not ; ready foe htm If be w;n cvvt. a 1 i2m ri liu.--r-. ao.! tn ee Uj
permii nis mena i uraer to oe uien a Panvllle (III ) frlendi fiilag to glv I KUa
a iaiyn iu I'uu luxiuui luni- i mm tne lime Of O-U Hf WttJ & tncV
nuts out of the fire for G. C not If he r, .v 'Jep vl u
can help It. The truth is that aloee thing be dealrew Tra u:
congress adjourned new has been ao ,
scarce that many ingenious- gcntlernen ybe Krench aavant who
are giving tree rem to tueir iraagina- 1 a moment of loeplraltoo tta
uuiia, cvujuriug up an sons 01 com-t auentlv the nneircted wtWb bapccelU i A ri -: vt
binations and situations for tbe bewll- muat. when apraktng. ha re bad la hue
derment of some of us and the de- j olrd"s eye tba Colorado RapabAraa
lectation of others. There U no limit ! convention wbWrb oomltuited 1 1 00.
to speculation either as to candidates j j00B w. 8ptinger f Dvevee fee vwe
or platform, and the beet that one can 1 preeldenL If ntkleg ewwe raflrefy
ao 13 10 rerrain irom nnane exnte-' unTVM-t.t than ht 'LtMi
It will be hot enough In Bt.-i 00 thte moodeoe pb i'.ooe A4am
and Cve were drlveo from Edt uk
flaming a word, tbe btatorlaa bae fale4
! (o jot It down.
tiew Capitol Front. j
Some of the bigwigs In house and i General Jacob 8. Ceiey. who was
firinfA ho T-n milflA nil tViAtv mlna 4-. ! OfWW nefemivtOfilT Of4ee1 fa V 1 1 A
I 1IJ t . .K .1 1 l m mnmrn artfK At 1 . 11 mmL.m -tlm. I tflsT lrlV V
uiiiiu it iitri 1 1 uti l iv iiitr uaiivua' . a - . w i.u.iw.wwmi I
army.aerme to v connaatag a 14 tre I rxmi. Jeeae ot jar
bey tree planted by tbe river of wa
ter, lie 1 now trading In half mlUea
dollar blocks of bond. Sarety tte
general has pisyed many carta, lie
rosy hTe to go to breaking rock wi
a hammer oett la order lo eke pet a
nbaletence. There are a great out ay
fake financiers tbe days.
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ATTOBNBT AT-LAW,
MVISBTJBe, V. 0.
eeaxtiaea in an eouxta. Office on Main
street.
H TARBOROTJOH, JB,
Representative Gaines. "He Is a man of
generous temper, frank and hospitable
In manner and exceedingly democratic in
bis sympathies. One has only to oe
brought under the influence of his person
ality to understand hew "Utterly absurd it
is to suppose that Judge Parker could be
the tool of any living man.
"He is. in the best sense of the word, a
party man. He believes-in the efficacy of
the party system.' He toia me mat ne naa
always stood for and stood by the Demo
cratic party and had. always supported
its nominees. Though he may have dif
fered with our candidate in 1896 and in
1900 on the money question. Judge Parker
itol, and tbey undoubtedly think that
they will thereby Improve It, but oth
ers do not believe that It will be Im
proved by adding to It. Many like It
as it is and refuse to be comforted by
the prospect of a change. The chance
are, however." that the alterations will
be made. Architects have already been
employed to elaborate the plana They
will make them as extensive and com
plicated as possible In order to Increase
theirown fees. .
.;: Timber For Sale.
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Hearet a Factor.
AVonder what the big bore tatesrneo
think of William Randolph nearst
since be carried IowaT It Isn't popular
to regard thia vigorous young man and
his presidential aspirations as Jokes.
That seemed to be the proper caper
some months ago. but he goes on pick
ing op delegates while tbe other candi
dates are trying to look like statesmen
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LOUIBBUKO, Jit. O.
x . w wn.. Knilillnor. Court street I imnorted 'tLit candidate in both cam
. ,, , v.""-. int,td - to Turn I paigns. He told me-and hie friends nd If it continues much longer Hearst
' 3.. ..mnt anA careful attention. I neighbors told me alsc-that alter we ba nomination. Youth will
- w. K- . .-i were deieatea ne naa aiaea me cnuuiw
campaign committee of the Democratic
nartv to nay large accumulated campaign
expenditures. : When I expressed surprise
Judge Parker said to me. un, i nave al
ways done that whenever, occasion re-
nuived
"Wnen ne was a canaiaaie ir
Judge in 1897 tbe opposition charge that
M
F. H00CK,
CONTRACTOR A5 BTJILDEfi,
rjnisBURO. N. 0.
n vi. BniMfTie- Judge Parker -had not supported Mr, Bry-iASVJr?-.
TUAffi i-ta 1896. He was asked to write a letter
for publication refuting tne cnarge. ne
nld Democratlo camoaixn commuiee waa
to meet "the next day to indorse mm, tiia
friends, he said to ne. insisted that ne
wait until after the Tneeting before pub
lishing the letters: 'No' said Judge Par
ker; '1 will write tt now. so that it can be
read tomorrow before the meeting Is held.
I won't sail under false colors. . Th let-
tell In politics as well as In the prize
ring. Senator George Hearst, W. R.'a
father, and Mrs. Pbebe Hearst, hla
mother, are both Mlasourlana. naUveai
of-my district; conseqoently kllaaourt
ans do not" weep when W. R. H. baga
it few delegates.
to uplles. Artistic Mantlea and TUea. Arclu-
HOTELS.
T
Texas did a fine thing when ahe se
lected General Sara Houston aod Ste
phen T, Austin" to forever repreeent
her in tbe old hall" of the bouse H
representatives Statuary ball the
great American Valhalla. No state b,aa
worthier repreaentatlTea m that Qloa
FRANKL1NT0N flOTEli
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3; W WT&iWrWt
Good aeoomodation for tbe travallag
blla. -Good
LlvekT Attached
Sick haadaeha rasnfts from a disordored
stomach and is ouicllr enrf d by Chamber
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Tbe true man sees- in difflcialty a
Naturalism b .unnatural to tfie
pWtual man. t " '
MASSENBILR6 HOTEL.
Cored hla Kotbar of BneamttuiB,
v My mother has heen a ssSer for aaaaf
Tears with rheumatism says W" 11 Howard
of Hneband Pa, At time she waa euahle to
move at all whue at aU time wmlkLerwss
Tjadiea and Children
kT. aaa MnaV aawa i aVAflfrlfl0 DT -VabB
of laxtive syrnps and catharaot- plll. are painful I preaeaied
. ni--i i:.ii : 1 in k.. I Ckamherlalaa Pal a Balm and altar 'few
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evervMset 4 Mae is aww tl ,waa-
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Clvll eervlce reform as prartW! by
this admlniatratloa la a very pevoUae
" atvt mraflfTlne Ihlnr A we Aaefl A
a clerk or free delivery rural csaU tar
tiers Jeopardise bis bead H be rune
for some Dtt V ofiaa. hnt inrft ii'maI
pabllc functlonariea as 8ecrrtarieav b Xr. (1VH e a'n, erwe aaWe
mw. ian. woodj. et at, caa rtwr I .v--
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make all the slump errb tbey -IUIWj raft ft Wxiwr b UU
piewaw. mi pwr nw inat ooee eo .aj J a.
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Senatof William V. Trjt of UUh OtlwrmrtLnoa wa4 U eraei-l
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career. He baa served . thirty rbwr I ti butweee 4 tie iav
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