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SPEAKER AND PRESIDENT
hp
APART.
; President Roosevelt, according to
the Star's Washington' dispatches yes
terday morning will send to Congress
tomorrow the report of his emissaries
sent to Chicago to inspect ' the pack
ing houses. ' Enough of their report
has leaked to cause a sensation in the
: JJnited States ; and Europe : where the
Chicago packing houses do a large
.business as well as in this country.
The affair promises to be a great sen
sation, and it is hinted that the report
"will create a greater division among
Republicans than the rate bill.
v President Roosevelt gives, as his
reason for making the packing house
disclosures public that packers were
r endeavoring to defeat remedial legis
lation and the House Committee ,6n
Agriculture was showing a disposition
to delay the progress of legislation on
the subject There' was enough in the
-dispatches yesterday morning to In
dicate that in his message to Congress
tomorrow the "President will ' have
something to say that will rile ' the
.House - committee, for the President's
.action seems to be based on some vin-
dictiveness against' the committee as
well as against 'the packers. .
' The committee, however was not all
that the President's message - tomor
row is to stir up. He is going to make
'the exposure because the packers .and
the committee, as 'alleged,' are trying
to defeat Senator Beveridse's amend
ment, already adopted by the Senate,
providing for inspection of cattle, in
spection of meats and products,5 and
Inspection of the slaughter and packing
houses. The President's message .will
y not only, hit them bur if the Washing
ton dispatches are true, Speaker; Can
non will be hit, as it is., said , to be
- "now definitely: established ; that, as
already antlcinated: Sneaker ; Cannon
is to be counted as leader of the op-
toon,' plan,l which , has been attached . to
the j agricultural : appropriation .as
an amendment' : thereto." We are told
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.been developed gradually,! and those
' close to him are cautious and" guarded
; in their statements as to how far lie
' . Will frrx , in Vt. --.-.,x, -r. r ; . . .
nv xu iiinin will rn t. T . a a r
, that Wle the Speaker has no Wish
owc ' out leuiiuiKW ann nap.
sary meat inspectlpn he Is! opposed
.to 'drastic and ; unreasonable" : legisla
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x m7L " st comparatively ilittle
;ialth in the expert ability of I th0 :
j estigators whom President. Roosevelt
. ".Bf ? Chicago to. examine intv
- V"5 UOUSe COnditfona ln CWaf .Hm--r
dispatches .yesterday v! moniing ' an:
. unced that the President's message
-; tomorrow take strong ground in
a ui. xmmediate and drastic leg!
V lation. to' correct, th v
-exposed In lie report.' Thatls where
the President will . go up against Un
do Joe, orUncle Joe will part horses
woth the President, if . reports : are
true. 4 t '.;.v irf
The "President evidently ad a hand
in framing th Beveridge amendment.
That -amendment j?rohibtts . any "per
son, firm 1 or corporation which en-.
gages in the ; interstate commerce of
meat or meat products" to transport
or offer for transport, , and any com
mon carrier to transport or receive
for transport between tSates, or to any
foreign country, . "any carcasses or
meat , or meat food products," unless
the establishments in which they are
prepared are ; "maintained in a" sani
tary condition according to"; the rules
and regulations prescribed by the Sec
retary of Agriculture, as provided in
section one hundred and eleven of
this" Act." This is , followed by a pre
vision for certificates from ' the Se
retary' of Agriculture that such estab
lishments have t been inspected , and
approved, "as provided by section one
hundred and; eleven; of this Act, which
certificate shall be sufficient , evidence
to ,any carrier of Interstate commerce
that said establishments therein de
scribed are maintained in the ; sanitary
condition provided for In section one
hundred and eleven, of this Act." -
' The criticism is made that the Bev-
eridge amendment, as placed ? bodily
by the Senate into the bill,-consisted
of about 20 sections, and that it pur
ports to amend section 111 of the bill
which as a matter of fact is not divid
ed Into sections. It iss declared 'that
as it stands the Senate has bungled
the .bill by taking, in the Beveridge
amendment, and that, the "'House . will
have a chance to put this important
legislation in proper shape, thus get
ting even with the Senate for emas
culating the House railway rate bill.
WILL MR.
BLACKBURN
RETIRE? -
PLEASE
Representative E. Spencer Black
burn, North Carolina's only Republo
lican Congressman, seemsJto be up
aganst '.- it. , Since "de org'nizashun"
appears to have won : the party ma
chinery in the State agajn, there are
appearances that the . Rollins-Butler
faction" are gunning for Blackburn all
along the line. We expressed that as
The Star's observation of the political
signs a few days ago, and now comes
along the Charlotte Chronicle with
some more evidence. Says Friday's
Chronicle: ; . ' ' "u'ff : '
' "Immediately after Blackburn's ac
quittal in the Federal Court, at Greens,
boro, the Rollins crowd began to call
for harmony and thought Itwould be
the "proper thing for Blackburn to sub
side. It is funny. Under big head
lines, The Industrial , News , prints a
'clarion '-call' from Mr.; Stewart, chair
man of the Republican executive com
mittee of Rowan county, who, after
praising Mr. Rollins in-proper style,
says he resigned f dr the Interest of
the Republican party, and has retired
to promote harmony and to heal-all di
vosions 'and stop all contentions and
bickeirngs In the party." Then he says:
'Now we will see If the Honorable
Spencer Blackburn wants : the Repub
lican party to prosper and to build up.
If he does let him; retire. Yes, let
him at once resign from Congress, and
let 1 a man that has .been neutral take
the nomination a the Congressional
convention on ; the 27th of June, for
the next term It would no doubt be
a source of Immense comfort ;; to the
Rollins faction if Mr. Blackburn, now
that he is on top, should get off and
let the other fellow up. These fellows
who are so eager for harmony dttt not
shout for Rollins to quit when they
thought Rollins had Blackburn by the
nape of the neck. As, long as Black
burn's ox was being gored it was 'all
right. ;The funny part Is li6w quick
they are to shout for somebody to stop
the fight .. as , soon as the Rollins ox
begins to bellow." ;.; '.: ."; y:
IX. seems that Rollins resigned for
harmony' to set a precedent for Black
burn to ; give up his .Congressional as
pirations "4 for harmony. ; Blackburn
won't' be caught in any; trap like that.
-The Charlotte .Observer yesterday
contributed a long article ; to the , out
look. Among 1 other things, the Ob
server-says: ' v 1 A" ' '
"In resigning v the . chairmanship of
the Republican State executive com
mittee at Greensboro, ' last -Saturday,
Mr. Thomas S. Rollins said something
like this: T take this .step- to "keep
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COMPLETE CURE
OF DRUM HABIT
Patient Who Took Treatment - at
Greensboro Keeley Institute Says
it Is God-Send to Unforunates.
To Whom It May Concern: .
( Believe me, I would "not advise you
wrongly. ; Npw you .may - reasonably
ask "What Is the Keeley Treatment?"
It is a" God-send .to you--it has been
to me.A Will it do all that is claimed
fort it? I most emphatically say yes.
For almost two years it has been put
to the test In - may case ; during which
time I have not had the slightest .'de
sire to return to ,the; use.of alcoholic
stimulants, i There is no . doubt in my
mind but. that' the Keeley Treatment
will cure the disease caused by alcohol
of no matter how long 'standing. ; ' I
trusted , my case entirely, in i the hands
of f the 7 medical director. .1 took a the
treatment fairly, and as prescribed
and my reward is a complete cure,
restoration to business, my family,
and complete happiness. I am now
governed- by the v same conditions
which prevailed before taking the first
drink. .'" .. ,C .. . .
D. H, BUTNER. v
Greensboro, N. C, Nov: 24, 1904. "
Send names and addresses of those
who may be benefitten to the Keeley
Institute, Greensboro, N. C. " y
"If Mr. Rollins had the remotest idea
that he "was throwing oil on troubled
waters his ; delusion will have passed
before the new mopn is full. There
is an element in the Republican party
that has declared war to the death to
the Hon. Mary Ann Butler, that" splen
did wire-puller and soft, but swift
footed Washington politician. -Old line
Republicans admit: that this foxy man
of many victories as a manipulator
and get-there leader is wise Industri
ous and all-powerful as a1 stump
speaker and vote-getter. ,but they , re
sent the idea of: his taking charge of
thS" machinery of their old party."
Some-people love a fight, and it sems
that one Is really to be fought.
RfP VAN WINKLE OUTDONE.
1 .
i After an absence of sixty-five years
from Robeson county, of which he was
a native, the Rev. Angus Johnson a
few days ago returned to Red Springs
from. Texas. He is now 97 years of
age: , - , r
It is not difficult to imagine that the
venerable minister feels like; a siranga
man In a strange land. So inay
changes have taken placa at Red
Springs in the last fifteen years that
one would not recognize it as the
same place, but to think ' of the
changes in : thbse 65 years of absence
of Mr: Johnson r When he left his na
tive heath Robeson county was prac
tically a wilderness, and it- will be as:
tonishing " if Mr. Johnson "recognizes
any place with which he wa3 familiar
when he was a young man 32 years
of age. Robeson must hare some very
aged people if any of thei;- lemember
Mr. Johnson' before he went away, as
a child then 10 years old would be 75
years" of age now. It is to be hoped
that Mr. John3vi will rajoy his. visit,
and live manv years more of a most
remarkable life: . ' ;;
CURRENT COMMENT.
The Philadelphia Inaulrer sneaks
of Congress as consisting- of "many
men of many minds." But come, now,
isn't : the; number of minds consider
ably less than the number of men?
New. York Mail., . " v
" rWith the president threatening to
publish " the . Neill-Reynolds report if
the beef trust opposes" the inspection
provision, and the beef trust threaten
ing to vflght inspection if he report i3
up and yell: "Play ball!" wasning-
toh Post. . . ; ". -" - '
; How silly it is for men to run mad
on things ." political , and become es
tranged from, a lifelong friend becafuse
of petty political differences. ' The
people 1 should convince! themselves
that their choice is right, and regard
less, of "hullabaloo," vote for that man:
-Edgefield. (S. C.) , Chronicle. ; ,( ,y a,
. t'Wo Vnurts nrfi trvine to break up
horse-trading as a. profession, by. tak
ing all of the fun out of It. A Jury in
Spartanburg; has. just awarded a plain
tiff ;-$150v damages for being worsted
in a-trade. If a man canhot take ad
vantage of hisfwits in a horse' trade.
hOwr is he to exercise tnem7--'Fiorence
(S. C.) TimesV !;' . : ;
..A few years' ago a Spanish mob
tore down the United ' States shield
from- the American, legation .building.
in : faaana. . v xtratetuajr uic
State flag floated from one of the win
dow's, of the .royal, palace in . honort of
the V marriage , of the young ; King1
Spain.' ; These days the war feelingils
a 'thing that quickly' passes ' awayl
CharlptW .bhronlcle, June i. ; '
;-C--It ?seems jqiire a ! good; deal
of money to;keep theAWhite Hou3e in
repair: A- Baltimore Sun . ,'dlspatcli
says ' the;;expense3 of "that building:
for the year just ended will be flly
tjvice ; asf jarge ;k-tsf, anyaiinU
history, ; except 1903, " hen' the man
sion 1 , was v remodeled. , The ', sundry
civil bill .can-ies $113,000 for j expen
ses at; the White. House, of whicli'JSo,
000 "is for . extraordinary ; repairs ; in
refurnishing and ,$25,000 for traveling
expenses of the President, his attend-
ants and ' invited guests.' 'This new
item, which( is without precedent,' 4s
for the purpose of relieving the Presi
dent fr6m the, embarrassment 1 of - ac
cepting free trains from railway com
panies, and is a very proper one.
Charlotte Chronicle. - ' . " '
TWINKLINGS.
v visltoi- Do you think baby is go
ing to resemble his pa?,. Mr. A Yes,
I'm sure he 13; he keeps me up every
riight. Ally Sloper's Half-Hollday.
v "So the multi-millionaires ; held a
banquet -las"t night? Was there much
excitement?" "I should say so." "What
was th.e last thing served?" - 'Sub
poenas." Chicago News. .
-"Micky; wot's a ' philanthropist?:'
"Well, it's like this--if I was to swipe
a" quarter from ye when ye wasn't
lookin'. , an, den offer . to give ye a
dime, if .ye'd promise to buy a tooth
brush ; wid it; I'd be one of them
things." Life. .. 4: r-: ' -;vV
"And when all your ; reforms , are
established, I what will .happen, then ?"
" Weil," " answered , the man who ; is
earnest,- "but not bigoted. "Ii suppose,
a lot of the other reformers will arise
and want to go back to the good bid
ways of their forefathers." Washing
ton Star. ':4:'" ' .' ,:v"--,
."Don't you know," definitely ask
ed the socialistic orator, -'that the peo
ple are now crying out for . justice
to keep her eye on the lawbreakers In
high places?" "I don't care for that,"
returned the millionaire rebater, "as
long a3 her bandage doesn't slip off."
Baltimore American. . -
1 ? Said a distinguished politician to
his son: "Look at . me M began as an
alderman, and here I am atx the top
of the tree; and what is my reward?
Why, when I die my son you will be
the ; greatest rascal in the city." To
this the young hopeful replied : "Yes,
dad, when you die, but not U.. then."
London Tit-Bits. . ' ;
v Death From Lockjaw
never follows an Injury dressed with
Buckjen's Arnica Salve. Its antiseptic
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chas. . Oswald, merchant, of
Rensseiaersville, N; Y.? writes: "It cur
ed Seth Bttrch, of this place, of the
ugliest sore on his neck I ever saw."
Cures Cuts, Wounds, Burns and sores.
25c at all Druggists.
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Signature '
of
NOTICE.
William M. Bellamy, administrator of
i y.u;,h':?-x Henry Green,- V . v'
. vs.
Mary C. Green, widof of Henry Green,
Henry Green, . Jr., . JanJe Green, , .
i C-Mary Green, and josie Green, v: 'r
To Mary Green and Josie Green:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that by a
decree of this CQurt,": you -have this day.
been .made parties defendant to this
action, and it appearing to the Court
that' you are non-residents' of the State
and cannot after due diligence be found
therein, and ' that - you are necessary
parties to . this cause, you are hereby
notified to be and appear before me at
my office, at the Court House in the
City of Wilmington, on Saturday the
2Srd day of June, 1906, and show cause,
i any you have,1 why the sale of six
lots of land In the City of. "Wilmington
this day sold by "William M. Bellamy,
commissioner, to - Thomas H. Wright,
Walter. Taf t, Joshua Green, W. J, Bel
lamy and Mary C. Green, shall not -be
confirmed. , And if you do not . appear
then and there and show cause, judg
ment will be entered against you. . -
.This the 23rd day of May, 1908.
-; JOHN D.. TAYLOR, : -Clerk
bf tb Superior Court -of New
.. Hanover County.
W..N. HARRISS, Deputy Clerk.
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Nixon streets. -vL. P. Dennis.
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Qommissioner fort license to retail liq
uor fromJuly, 1st- at "southeast ' corner
of Grace . and - N. Water Streets. Tim
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HOTEL TARRYMOORE-flPPMS
June : 1st: The ;' finest , and mo3t up-to-
aate Summer resort on the 'North
Carolina Coast. . Cuisine and service
unexcelled. A haven of rest for' thnr
seeking., to escapeVthe l'lieat and . dust
oi tne city. A ; paradise for children.
Every amusement pertaining to a flr3t
class Summer; resort. W. , J. Moore,
Prop. Wrightsville Beach, N. C J
may 26-tf
Bank, Darlington, S, C, to . Murchison
oiiouai : canK, enclosing checks and
Jii-rZ 1 ueeu osu suicaDie reward
will be paid: for return vof thPSA pa
pers. -J.--V. Gralneer.. cashier.
f . r : ,
y not have ;An experienc-
ed tinner:' tnnalnt' vnrii'- iniow Mnfa
. , j v v. butiuuia
With . a-paint guaranteed - f Ar threa
years? cReferehce furnished. Percy I.
Smith, Phones 952-1106. 4 No. 20, North
Second street? r e raa29-6t ' -
FOR i4 fsmimn & w. ; r' 1 1 11 wte
Shoulders or: Anything' you may need
In Fanev nnd J?tnriof-ri
and Vegetables in season. Call 'phone
547 and- have-- vmir '.urnTita ' emiiiij
niclcf;?ctalgr. may29-tf
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Hotels Tarrymoore are- cordially. Invit
ed .to. attend the grand opening1 ball
to be .given- there next Monday night.
Juneth. ,.mayS0-5tv
WANTPED A'f. FIRST CIASS CLOTH-
iug uaiesman ana fitocK clerk . v.
SPECIAL SAL TO-DAY SELU
out ttMlay all ot my stock at reduced
J..W..: Batsonr Grocer,; corner- Fourth
Nun Btreets. , . , myj
FOR SALE ONE ilttOTOR BoT
good rtmning condiUon.c Apply top nl
126, City. -1 - J mvaVV
1,000 LOADS WOOD CHEAP
will sell for. ttie next thlry days goiv7l
ooard ends' for 35 cents a load at the$'
three loads for Sl.OO.r.Send .your cam
gola Lumber Co.
TT?T-- HKflV.IVIin ; J ATWtfinf uWTT-
cholceNorth Carolina hams.' Fresh veo
every morning,: We carry the best fanp
staDle errocerles. If you want anvthi y1
jcalf 'phone 547 S. F. Craig . mz
MEN AND BOYSi .WAXTPn
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learn plumbing, i plastering-, briciri ?
alogue. Coyne Bros.' Trade Sot
New , York, Chicago, St. Louis. u
may 13-t ;',.';'.' . -
FRESH ARRIVALS -BAN AVs."
pies. Onions.: Oranges. Cabbaee '
L.rish Potatoes, two cars just a
A. & WinsteadV ; afl
! TOU BUSY TO WRITE AD VRn"
ments.. Wilmington Pressine pi.:?
; THOU SHALT KNOW THE HiT
"Forewarned is; Forearmed:" tcw
oocirs, JtfooK, jusc published l tn,
won what!! Vfmr'-1lf!8'9l: 1 rie-hto r te8
. v. ... . . ' ill VflK
how- to-' maintain :theni; useful to hn13
ness men and mechanics, married
men and single .women. Thousand,,
spent yearly J by ; people who oueT
know - better, - and would if bettt "
formed.- Every boy and girl shr
taught
1 - -rrr- -
the general princinles
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tv - x wv Avi uio Will PnnVi
you to t draw i: legal documents S?
law: a lit? uuaiucaa lurn n 11
Its -pages will tell you when tn ?
court- and v when to avoid litip-f
Prlno JS flft in Iw- av1o v""u.
$2.50 in half Morocco binding; exDr '
age paid on -r. receipt of price. B0nv
- .v. vn. n nnm..
agents snouia write lor terras. AcMre
the President of this company, is one i
the oldest and best-known publiD
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A RELIABLE JEWELER.
I have opened a business at No. 5
North Second. Street where you can
get the broken watch fixed, old clocks
made -new, and every description V
jewelry-repaired at short notice.
have had years of experience In tie'
business,) and every article whkij
leaves my place is guaranteed. I
recently installed modern machined
and tools to do up-to-date work. Qm
me a trial
JOHN O. STEWART,
apr5-tf S North Second Street
Big Excursion to Fayetteville.
"AH aboard for Fayetteville" is thi
cry-of the wise and knowing ones-
thoUe who know that the $1.25 excur-
J J - 1 J T" 11 Ml '
siun 10 ; oe i given 10 1? ayeiievm! 03
Monday, June . 4th, is worth many!
times-that amount. It is up to you
get in line, and be classed with thosl
who know, a good thing. This
.promises to be one of the most
cessful of the: season. This hige-
J
cursion will be under the managemei;
of Thomas H. Knight, which is a sufi-
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clent guarantee that it will be altef
is promised. Th conduct of hia
cursions Is too well known for cos
ment. Train, leaves A. C. L. depot if
7330VA. M.; ,and wfll leave Fayette!
on the return at p:00 P. M. I
Notice is hereby giver
that we have this day &
bur Ice making plant an
Ice . business to R. m
Wallace, Trustee.
Tn retirinor from the Ic1
business we wish to than!
this community for tM
generous support, and sq
ucit a continuance 01 m
same for our successor.
Wm. E. Worth & Cq
Offioe Cor. Nutt and Walnut Strei
- Telephone No. 1265.
April 11, 1906.
FOR REGREATIO
TAKE AN
AUTOMOBILE RID
PHONE 741.
L. ki' loble. V ' Fred. E. HerM
Automobiles chartered by d
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or - hour.; : Seating capacity
four. '
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