JAMES A. THOMAS, EDITOR
VOL. XXXVI.
THE COUNTY, THE STATE, THE UNION.
SUBSCRIPTION 81.00 FH t? ttT -V
LOUISBURG, N. C, FRIDAY, JULY 6. 1906.
HUBBEB
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AN EPOCH MAKING SESSION
(j0W the Fifty-ninth Congress Has Met the New Is
sues Initiated by President Roosevelt, With
Extension of Federal Powers as
the Dominant Note.
By EDWIN S. POTTER
Pi;r n ART A more new and ex
traordinary questions hare been
umlvr consideration by the con-k-r.M.s
which began Its legislative
fe . 4 last than by any previous
gsion of our national lawmaking
body Not counting the many acta fa
vorably reported to or passed by either
branch u ni left in a state of suspended
iniui iti -II. their fate to be determined
t,y tiii- next session, the amouttl and
jliancfer of new laws enacted make
he Fifty ninth congress the milestone
,( a n-w era in the history of Amerl
ran institutions. V"
The day of the nation "has come;
iute ati local powers are on the wane
r ui ia'uf. Commercial and m-
dustrial concentration baring brought
bout uew opportunities for abuse of
privilege, and the muck rakers having
wakwl up the public mind to the vari
ous pitin? evilg. President Roosevelt
fouu.i in this congress workable soil
f,r the growth of federal powers in
dealing with those evils. The Impress
0r the president's mind was given to
ail the more Important remedies adopt
t Neither friend nor foe in the polit
ical arena will question the statement
that the work of the session bears the
Hixtaeveltliiu stamp, although the Dem
ocrats all ulong have pointed out that
the president was. merely camping
along the trail blazed by their party
plat farms. Nevertheless the president's
party, being in the majority at both
pals of the capltol, has either taken
the credit or been forced to assume re-
shoiMibillty for what was done, even
when aided by Democratic votes.
Railroad Rate Regulation.
The keynote was struck unmistaka
My in the message which congress re--ilveil
at the opening of the session
nam. ly, the insistence on federal fix-
ins; of Interstate railroad rates as well
ii th prevention of rebates or any
kind of special favors. Rate bills of
various kinds and descriptions were
promptly Introluced in both senate
and Imimi; lut. the house majority be
inir under better discipline, .the bill
win more promptly formulated there,
w!i: -h was approved at the White
House, it was fathered by Represent
utive Hepburn of Iowa as chairman of
the committee on Interstate commerce.
It whs so modified in the committee as
to come before the house without Dem
ocratic opposition, and -after a few
days of perfunctory discussion it was
pms'd on Feb. 8 by the almost unani
mous vote of Mft to 7, the seven oppo
nents nil being Republicans. As passed
it gave the interstate commerce com
mission full power to regulate inter
state freight tariffs without express
recognition of the rights of appeal in
i tie court. This, however, was only the
foundation of the law that was to go
to tli. statute book.
In the senate the Hepburn bill was
destined to run the gantlet of fierce
'position from a conservative faction
of tlie Republicans led by Aldrich and
i inker and become the football of
personal and party bickerings over a
period of three months. The main point
f the dispute was the question of a
trm, or narrow court review pro
vision, and at one time, after the presi
dent s political and personal enemy,
Tillman, had been placed in charge of
the measure, there was a tacit coalition
ready unearthed a vast amount of
graft and crookedness in railroad and
oil Industries.
The pure food bill, which passed the
senate Feb. 21, 63 to 4, was also In
line with this federalizing tendency.
It did not pass the house until June 23,
240 to 17, and then with a number ef
amendments which endangered Its final
passage. In Its final shape the pro
vision affecting state rights or state
and municipal control over the original
package was cut out. As to Mended
whiskies, the ackage must be labeled
blended".' or . mixed. 4- The i senate's
provision remained requlrtjig label To
state the amount" of alcoaol contained
In food packages, but not In bottled
drugs. This favors the patent medicine
people. It is made a misdemeanor for
any person to manufacture or sell any
food, drug, medicine or liquor which
is adulterated or misbranded or which
contains any poisonous or deleterious
substances. For violation the penalty
is $500 fine and one year's imprison
ment. The law goes into effect Jan. 1,
1907.
The greatest sensation of the session
came from the president's investiga
tion of the charges against the Chicago
beef packers as presented in Sinclair's
novel, "The Jungle." For fear of wha
the NeiU-Reynolds report might con
tain the senate passed the Beveridge
meat inspection amendment to the agri
cultural bill May 26 without opposition.
Then when influences in the house
committee on agriculture were seeking
to weaken this bill the fear of greater
losses through prolonged agitation
brought the friends of the packers to
agree to a substitute satisfactory to
the president. This placed the cost of
inspection on the federal government
and did not require .tnepackers to
date the labels tfn their meat 'packages.
Rather than seerthe entire Mil fall, as
the -senate conferees said at last; they
decided to recede -onthese and some
minor points. An appropriation of $3,
000,000 was made to cover the inspec
tion expense.
The national quarantine bill, virtual
ly putting state and local health au
thorities under federal control for the
purpose of fighting contagious diseases
passed the senate April 2 and the house
next day with little opposition
In January, McCall of Massachusetts
proposed a $15,000 appropriation for
the president's traveling expenses. But
near the end of the session a bill ap
propriating $25,000 for that purpose
passed both houses, in the senate by a
close party vote. Democrats regarded
It as extravagant and unconstitutional
A New Star on the Flag.
The statehood muddle, left over from
the preceding congress, was one of the
most difficult tangles to be unraveled.
Under the leadership of Speaker Can
non a Republican Insurrection against
joint statehood for Arizona and New
Mexico was crushed, and the bill was
passed Jan. 24, 194 to 150, the insur
gents numbering forty -three. On
March 9 the senate passed the state
hood bill with provision only for the
admission of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory as one state. The bill finally
emerged from conference under a
compromise agreement providing for
the admission of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory as the state of Oklahoma
LalKr interests, though angered at
the failure of the eight hoar bill to
even come to a vote, were pleased
somewhat by the passage of the em
ployers' liability net making interstate
carriers liable for injuries to employee
in the absence of prescribed safety ap
pliances and refutations.
Otlfer measures of seuernl Interest
which rassed both houses vecre:
Authorizing the return of unidenti
fied Confederate flags.
Aiollshlng the grade of lieutenant
general. '
Adding $,VCO0 to each state quotrt
for nrrrlcnlttirnl experiment stations.
Prohibition of gambling tn the terrl-
torle.
Provision for marking Con fed err. to
gravtvs i.i ine nrth,
Exte::dlnr the time of tribal rela
tions for th five civilized tribes.
Chsnsrioc coin and bullion reserves
to $.-O.K).0)0 and $100.000000,
Providing for the selection of a dele
gate from Alaska.
To prevent hazing at Naval academy.
To reorganize our army medical
corps.
Imneriunt Bill That Falls.
The Philippine tariff bill, which was
one of the pet administration meas
ures and which was forced through the
bouse by making a concession of 25 per
pent of the Dingley rates on sugar, to
bacco and rice, by the vote of 258 to 72
as early as Jan. 16 was put to slevp ef
fectually in the senate committee on
the Philippines through a combination
ef Democrats and stand pat Republic
an senators. The committee voted 8 to
against reporting this cherished ad
ministration measure, and the efforts
to bring about a reconsideration proved
futile.
' The senate on June 5 tabled the pro
posed constitutional amendment per
mitting a federal divorce law.
I The house defeated by a large major
ity the Adams bill authorising whip
ping posts for wife beaters ! the Dis
trict of Columbia.
v. The senate on Feb. 14 voted SS to 27
in favor of the ship subsidy bill estab-
xtra appropriation for Utfe- I
mian canal ............ Xi.toi.SD0
an Francisco rtbqw xjoa.a
Scuta's 'Actios ee Treaties,
After bavtor refused toVrmUTy the
Santo Domingo treaty, for which the
administration had dooo its wtost, the
senate agreed Just befora edjourifcnrnt
that the Moroccan treaty abmtid corns
to a vote not later than lite. 12 next
before it would die by Bmltstlno. The
Japanese copyright treaty woo mrl&J
Feb. 23 and the trademark treaty with
Roumanla May 4.
' The death of ftaiator G airmail of Ma
ryland Uft the minority without Its
leader, and Hentrtor Xliackrmm erf Km
tucky was cboood as the aw 1 fitter
two other en4tnr PHtt of Coanrct
fcut and Mitchell Of Orrxon. were
clUmed by death, tb latter after
bis eoaTlctlrrt In the land ftaod
had mads his further atteodaacr rt.
possible. Senator Bhrtoo of Kana
was compelled Yoialjfn after the
premef court had alpprored his roo
victlon on the charge of minx him a
elarponltlon for f'oeuutary'r.iln. -Rep-'
resentatlve who died were (ator of
Pennsylvania. Pattorann of rsnrwylva
nla. Marsh of t'Unoia and loiter o
Georgia, the last harlftjr lm killrd bj
falling throutrh a akyflciit tn a Wib
tngton apartment 'hot. The ftfv
faces In the senate wrrt? thoae of La
Follette, from Wisconsin; (rmrtn. from
Oregon; Benson, trots Kansas, and
Whyte, from Marybqed.
The thanks -of congress were rxtend
td to General Horsey Porter f-w hla :f
forts in finding the jrjare of ACxalrl
John Paul Jones,
Hi WAY OF PERFEOTIOII.
riaPEB FBOH COTTOK STALXS
A CHEAT SUCCESS
County Commissioners.
The Board met on the 2nd, all
members present. Alter reading and
approving minute pt former meeting
the following buai&ce was transacted:
Luke Tajlor, Jot Collins and W.
IL Weaver, of FranUmton, and Cas.
Haves, of Ixws&QV, were relieved
llshlng thirteen new contract mall lines n Ux RerjrH of H N. Wfl
to Central American, South African. r . ...
Australian and Pacific Island ports at ,lra pen n Undent ot County
the rate of $5 per ton a year for the I Home, was received and filed. He
reports 5 white and 16 colored in-
mites. Harry Jlcfme wu Allowed
foreign trade and $6J50 per ton for the
colonial trade. Itfaicludes provision
fnr n naval rMnr faroA hv nsrmsnt
of retainers to officers of subsidised to go to County JlomC" Dr. H. f
however. In the unfriendly house com- 77 " -7v'r7- l ' ,
mittee on the merchant tnnrro. xieaim, repoTrea v. otjuj xiome ana
ft A ' new bill to Restrict and regulate convict cmpfof Louisbnrg towrahirs
tomigration, which passed the .enat. fa exoeUent condition. 111 was unan
May 23, contained provision for an
educational test namely, the ability to iraously ordered that suitable reolu
understand the English language and tionj of respect be drawn and re
raised the head tax from $2 to $5. . , f
while creating a commission to Investi
gate the entire subject. When, how- regarding the life and services of the
ever, the house passed this bill June 26 John A. Burt, a former member
the educational l"1 0f the Board. The date of the elexv
were stricken out and, the senate re
fusing to agree, the bill died In confer- tion called at a former meeting of the
ence. Board for a special school tax d'ts-
Throughout the session the senate . . it ..k;
committee on foreign relations reeo- m oungsviUe township, w
lutely resisted the administration's in- changed to Friday -August 17th.
fluenee to report favorably the Santo The jurors far August term of Frank-
ttTaSlitr.Uoo m.uo, which 1m Sopior Court wer, dr,wn, .nd
fared badly in one house or the other will be found in jnother colurnn. A few
were: accounts were allowed and the Board
For federal control of life Insurance , ,
companies. adjourned to meet next Monday to
Specific laws for prevention of elec- I hear complaints regarding valuatxma
Effect of Ntw InTcntlon Wlllbt
to Incrcuo the VaJno of tht
Soath't Cotton Crop Knxty
SiOOOOO.OCaa ytw.
Ifsrvle Jocdanv lrid ant SotLn
Oaion AtMoiaikia in Msasfsconv
er Ileoord:
The maoufictsTr of paper froo ibm
fiber of the cottoa stalk it one of the
latest sod most intsrrstrog iavaotbxks
of the new oentary. For many vxr
expert in renters have beeo bajy
gaged exrriisntic; wkh the coOcn
stalk, and now it sppears from rvor&t
devoWpcvnU that thetr tabors and
expenditurea of moawy are to be rs
wardod with signal sad strCtieg sao
oess. Not only have thes mvestiga
tioos passed the erierimeotiJ stage,
battSej r i rapidly Wag shaped to W
Jsced into practirsi operation It has
been anqoestkroaUy dtmooftrststl
that all grades of paper. frota the ta4
form oKunon grade to the lowest, can
be manulsctvred frrxn eotoo sulks.
In addition to this, a Tan4j of by
prod acta, such as tlcobyd, nrtrogta,
material for gun cottao ad scnokaleas
powder, can also be seajed in paying
quantities. The tim not now far
distant when paper plants eqarp-jd
with all modem mvthiavtry and devi
ces for making paper and the QtiLrLa
tion of the other by.prods etareiemd
to wiQ be built and plaeed in opera
tion throughout the eoUoo growing
Sutea of the Sorth. The esuU'bb
merit of these mQH for the tnanotso
tore of paper frotn eoUoa sUlii will
t once develop a new industry of
Boxrd of Edoemtloa
A l the '&eett c4 le H:crJ
KdtscaUDO Uri Haoitj. CI zazrm
ssd rrtrK9lr-4-&l wsr
prwuxsL. Ia atidrtioa t r-g-u!r rce-
wars atvdsd Ux.
Ilrgar!Sg lh cw9ika of
Noa, 1 and 2 &hzmMiMlHsAj Omk
WwiMhJ h wm anU
Board CMwt with Cat awttrt too
tioe dsria Cs K-eaiK rsxucth ruh
teary.
The taattvr yt oiaixter
IR1 swbota b district No Thsssm
Wmp, bj mtskg a part tram.
Ilarns towrfy was trtisJ ftar
frmher Infects alim, stai to to&fr
wUh the jrxtrt craomhiina M iHzjim
Sftd llama Icrvta.
The Jperiaitolmt rrjrud v
ths Board that mjyextt'jt Lar
he Kksde to bcOd a tmtthvr Insti
tute Ic esch rcm, in lLm tnju, m
foikrws. Fear ihs whiia, irra Jdj
Wti U AapMt 1 1 Uh.. teener, to ba
coodwJ by VrxJj. W. IL MDi sj3
H ami Miaa iW'.ua Wttausw
Far the ootorsd, frcca Aa-tart 1 th
to the l&th, ind caiva, lo cm&4me&
od by I-rtals. USLm and ftusav Therm
win bo no cbargs for iMtki brir
b this cotnty, bet Uaobe-a froca ta-
othsr ooanty will bo rwjsirvJ to pary
a fro c4 IZ, to b rvfsxadod kn t
they Irorti ta Frsoklio eottaty the
rtocaiftg sctkicJ yoar
Tottc&r oipoiag to lc& ia
v. i . .
tcti vhoe jnatrtmoei.
quite enormoas prvportioos and insti
tute the aiulkauoa of a waste rjroduct
which at the prctent thaehxa cocapaf
ratireir htule or no vaifMu It will
prove the entering wsdge of eherkiag
the present jncre4UMng coot of paper,
which b becoming such a harden sp
on the newipipor ixyiostrv of tho
ooantrv.
It is estimated that on a aroa of
land prod acting a bale of totum at
least one ton of stalks ran be gather
ed. Upon this basis of escalation
this new industry can annually depend
upon from 10,000,000 to 12,000,000
tons of raw material. Thai will no4 I
llajTlrga,
Iru:g tho octft'Jj U Jca TkotosNai
aed to the f cJlowbrj" ctyvrJbm
in thio cram at j r
Wurrtii. T. Iindjfos and Tlsaa
T. Wboa4or, Char Joe F. CrrrJ arJ
Mariara N. MfcsanWrp. Cbarioa IL
Cbwci; aed llix II Johm, W.
H C-oJlm and Annio I. Bruirirr.
jW. M. Vcxtt a&l TXm Modita T.
J F TorrWl sad Martha Itoam Mir.
1
. A. TotMtaii and Kiim H Gos.
vtei.
CoLoaxn IiHas IarW and trvh
Brodia, KsUao rliio sd Iters AWcjO,
Holy ILamt and Bciannja Ti
furnish neoe-aarv .applies tn meet all YA' MW Ltt 77
home demands, bat permit of tho ox
j Mtttholl and Minr.io Tbcciso, Bob-
ard Noal and Kxaily Wiox, Horbart
tion corruption.
Uncle Sam's Bif Expense Account
Just before the close of the session
it became apparent that the total of
appropriations to carry on the govern
ment for the next fiscal year would be
somewhere in the neighborhood of
$900,000,000.
for taxes, Vc.
Dort of duId or finished Drodads tot
' r T J t If . . i .
foreign countne. At the rraent ttrn. ' tW1 'rra "ara
there u appn.ximauly ;M7.000iG00 ' 1 ,aroroT itM r lt
inveatyl in paper mill in the Tntted I
States, with bat few plants located in . Died In the HofpltlX.
i ne oui a ot iai raatnj . tv- t.w-
a "w a a a
wH?n tne presiaem ana uicmuioriiy. authorillmJ Arisona andew Mex
' '1 . UWWBTET. Ultf UrCEUUClll Ottcuicu I I i t.u - .1.VI..U. n nln stata.
tt)i (ompromi8e Allison' amendment;
'P ii which his party associates had
hood next fall. This was approved by
both houses and became a law with
er j, vesting Jurisdiction in tne c the president's signature June 16v
' un courts lO eiUOLU, BHTl OJBlUe, WUIUI
a
or suspend any order.' of- thei commis
sion on appeal of the carrier concerned.
It wa, at this time that the Democratic
laiiers charged the president with bad
faith ou the strengh of representations
"a I-1 t have been made through ex-
nftt r Chandler. Finally the bill,
with sixty-seven amendments, passed
the senate May 18 by a vote of 71 to 3,
stiii further changes were made m
onf rence thereafter. Tiie senate con
frM S held out against the house pro-
il to drop the clause placing pipe
U's under federal control. As this
finally agreed to by senate and
1 hp. the pipe lines are to be regard-
''1 as commnn pnnHpra Trnit are not
RESOLUTIONS OF RKSnrT
In the death of Jno. A. Burt, Kaq, the South.
which occurred at his . rrsidenoe, in 1 going into the manof actors c4 pr-or
At this writing the exact I this county, on the 17th day of June, at the present time i spruce pin, and
c i i -a ii i i ruvr 1. 1 V t . 1. . i n V i
ngures uave uoi wvu gmcu icyvu- i l irvu, suuuitu tuuuei meiuw vk mms i natcu a snnasuy twcocning nore ox-1 fr bore ts Jt. Vtnrwni
ea. it is customary ior eaca parxy io n!. (mtnissjooere of Franklin oensivs in the dsrJ.tion of the foroata
1naAi4 In VlA MwiAMI Q QTAAe CkT TXC f I I
" vr. . . , ... , ..... . ...
after the end of the session a statement county das aeparteu. tits recora as and tne mgn prices wncn ooc exxn
of the appropriations and its own ex- I a man and a county official was with- 1 mands in the markets for other usee.
pianauon xnereoi. ibib wi uit.. ,t ir. U..!. run. Th- Bt,T,.tin J a
outcry that .was made, only fifteen 777 T . 7 . r.T7 Jf. . " ' .
years ago, when the Fifty-first con- eetatgn maroea, leariess in me ois- socn as ins conon tiaa rnanuxscwea
gress, under Heed's speakership, appro-1 charge of his duty, and withal chart- into cornruerciai paper, wJU be a boon
pnaxea a uuw over iAAA,wu,wu " l nf -.tkrJitw I 4m.WJ iK. wJ-
... -. . . ejamaao ; kj MlU VVlla V oa V T I ui uc I a mm mw ' om mm ov eaw " -a v
tne two years oi iim euiwaw iwy'-. , . , , . .
Ing to the criticism that it was a "bUv f Carefnl and painatakjng n the coun- oountrr.
lion dollar congress," Reed said. WI tv! afiairs. and oMar watchful of rts The nractcsl oiloct of thjt now in-
a O ta... AW I m k - 1 "
which covered I tereatj thert wu among hb col-1 v en tion will be to rncrease the pree-
5 vu. .. z ; .. i - r - i -.t .v.. u.v-
ate on June 28. Declaration must be much or tne spamsn war expenses, i tMuc aocu mvyj I ' "" w vy
made two years In advance. Anarchists rnpent only $1,553,000,000 bx 1U two 1 lianoe upoa.And ia ha judgmeait that nearly 10O)OO,CHM annually. Tbo
pad polygamlatg &rn, rn; ' hence, tt tmountod ioimiilch onfidwioft;-' wW t aint4T P-M for the
i .t, r.M.l .4 D.n.m. nrsi session, rne r my-mnuj wnjrca V, ' i . i
I-or lock canal ranama. . - t certain to outstrio all ibi nredecea-1 Now ia tevidenee of tha biga 1 expense of rnnoting the stalks froca
The house was the first to go on rec sors m the matter of public expend!- 1 tAAm htH.m vrn: KaM. - and of I tKir GmlAm arvd d.liva to tKa rvar-r
ord in favor of the lock type for the tures. To the criticism of the minority ' . .k i - w jjui .v . - .
Panama canal, and the senate followed 1 thw AnmtnilTit nartr renlles that the k tit-'d06S the pHnta, and m ddrtou thereto receive
suit june 21, oo w ox. 03 1 country has grown in all airections. as I ioara 01 vxmmiB8ioners ox xrausau 1 a prvui ou uam pwaui wmv imjjv.
vote the senate oirectea tnat American a matter of fact, .the numerous invest!- D regular scesion aaaemUed. In the south wtetam eedioo . of the
products-ana manuractures snouia oe gatlong and federal Inspections provid- I ' . 1 . . . i. , . . ..
used In the construction or tne canai. for have added larxelr to the cost I uo nerrjuy iwunc 1 wk wow m
and in this the house agreed. J 0f eovernment I . 1st. That la the death of John I be of value afld a Ueeaing. With the
- a o I I I "-
On Jan. 27 the bouse aaoptea tne du The approximate amounts carried by
Notwithstanding the disagreement
over the immigration bill the house bill
makine uniform?! the conditions ' for l is a billion dollar country.
naturalization was adopted by the sen-1 Fifty-fifth congress.
rrcrots V? karo to
chrcmido the dolh oi Jtz B,
bcarpcuJ
Norfolk, alcKst lo waia to, to be
opvcalo! vpoo lot aaMadxsUa. Ilo
livtd aoca) Amym miut the cporataoo
but the shock was loo tsai for hita
and ho passed away cm Moodiy
morning. Hts bedy smred We
Tftoaday and was ukoa to Katie
rpnn dUmrch wbrv nvu iatacfoai
a Urge naxabrr ca? aorrowisj rslctrraja
and friends being prseest. Th fan
tral oorrioos wsrw ooodaded try Ite-r.
II. IL Maahbom-
The dtoass ! was abaci 1 1 ywere
of sgm, and had a Lsrg-e cirdU cf
frionda. Its was a smq c! ocr coo
tjaoan, lit. W. H. &craA and tha
rod lure eer aa$t
pathy.
rnpioyeet are exempted from tbo anti-
Pass amendment. The president, slgn-
i the bill June 29. v. x i
Investigations and Inspections.
1 n both branches bills were . intro-
iii'-M early authorizing investigations
or the railroad monopolies, and a com
" nation of these known as the Tillman
Mih spie-Campbell measure passed the
hf'ie Jan. 23 and, though eigned by
" president, was sharply criticised by
"lr for not carrying funds and, due an
uiority
lapr, and under this authority the In
testate commerce commission has af
Jnne 18 it passed the senate, 41 to 11.
I Alter axanomg jpai ?as"-. w y Permanent annual
iRiRUents ortne tann'revisiuuiata uur 1 postomco
& T . t 1 I I I . 1. 1 I
- - 1 , 1 r- - . - . 1 --- - i fk nnn uib uuaiur hsji mi a uhlh 1 rvmoTii i uwcDuoa ruiu uvea i 1 m
'rh!V,lt 1 tt f'i arrffAlwfnv thh i rrkTiarrimtlOn OX IU I -V. . iHrv.n AnrMnittlnn Kills mrA I I
i'rMucts. Railroad and railway malt M Lake Erie and Ohio ship canal, and on me extraordinary i appropriations I toy1 mAn thl5 P' I fid In the erty fall the death knell
were as follows?; 1 I tnotic dtixen. I oi the boll twrfl, will be socended
""S5s I 2- That tho iympathy of thu 1 and its preecnt dcrxrutfrrg Infltsgaocrs
inir most oflthe session the majority Pensions lioiwoo 1 Board ta heroby extended to too I rod need to 1 miaimtm. uo till iroca
permitted the passage of the bin piac- rtsiua family of the deceased in their afGie- errry stand point tho speedy UertJop-
ing dmatuiea aiconoi on xne Fortifications a.aa.ssi - . nA f . thu
This is expected to be a great Deneni 1 Military acadomy icsuis " I. , , I. LTI ' 7
to many industries requiring power 1 sundry eivii iox.to.too i Srd. inat totspreamDie ana tneeo id us try wui do weicotno ta an ikwci
uiauuura wi , ,14-4.1 MTM m 1 rBSOiUllOIIB U9 UUUU&UIU U DI UB GQUOU MU . A 4
Another Din wmcn strenguiens u i Diatiict ot Columbia
arm of the executive In striking at the I Uraont" deficiency ..-;......;......;1S,000,000
medatory trusts by preventing corpc rravdeflctency ;..
l-it tYriYMrrxM'u&lTiafl AgTlCUltUral .................. ... , .B,SOO,000
The money .aMWTOteg.l of testlmpnybef0XO government OU- DHjiomatle and consular W f JT?nir. dark?
1 under this authority the to J iyjllrJ I Nubile hundiaas : SS.ma.ocs I M J00t, V10IK.
af
ta tno i of tho oottoo oeit . l'tpcr manuiio-
I Fbaxxxci Tarsi and bo spread upon I tured frbca the cotton ttalk Is of the
ii.M5.ooo I he minutes of the Board. I strooratt tex't&r tad softeti - &ii!u
It u reported that Mrtnl plxnU wul
bo erected during tho next iV
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