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IT IS IN FIXE SHAPE.
The following from the Asheville
Register Is good sound logic:
The man who works for wages
and votes the Democratic ticket
I may love his wife and children bat
I he don't know what is good lor
them."
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IVtnobratic " Good OKI not conaemn ine ui uuiuius
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..i a wi.KhsNES" WALKED
8TATE LIKE A I'ETILENCE.'
flovirnvmi AYCOCK HTATED
HIS IXAUOURAL ADDRESS TJIAT
UNDER, AND THEREFORE RY IM
PLICATION IN CONSEQUENCE OF,
FUSION RULE "LAWLESSNESS WALK-
appeared Uodr
nrDmfBt"-TbfX do not
Favorably With Falon Management.
The total receipts and disburse
ments of the Htate for the fwal
vir ending November 30ib, 1903,
were given out yesterday from the
. A
nffir nf iha Ntate Auuiior, wno
has just completed his work of bal
ancing th books.
The net receipts for the year just
;HnMl were f. 2269.038 8G. Adding
to thU thp balance n hanr, JJecem-
pends upon whose ox is gored.
PANAMA CANAL TREATY SIGNED.
Was tord In Metal Box and in I narr-
nrpowr Who Tnrnd it Orrr to the
Govern ra-nt repreeentatle.
New Yotk, Dec. 15. The Pana
t a W C .
ma raiiroaa crajnuy-a
"City of Washington" arrived this
morning from Colon, bringing the
a!trnd ronal trf atv in a metal box
rur 1st. 1902, makfs a total of 12,- L rharge of Purser Arthur O. Notte,
322,042.50. The disbursements have whQ turned it over to the govern
ment representatives at the dock.
rniintPfl to 52.201.604.31. This
loai'M balance on hand now ol
ln 43. 19. a fine showing, con
ED the state like a pestilence, Lri what has been accompiish
stalked abim)AD AT noon d during the year, as wen as ine
avttii 1 fnot that tne. SZU.uuu uijrruweu wsi
I t. , V.anlr in t'ull.
TIIV I yral Ha"! ucru ... . - -
I a a ..9 iUa litfrarv fund of the
nui-.T wu MniiF. fkequfnt than ,.. . r., iu Kt-nntp. hpplnnlnnff January 1. He
- ntate ijoaru oi tuui-mwu, "-" 1 - - " - .
TirP" unvfi of the mock I no bird." ,.r r.n,.rA net included in the above h a ongregauouaust
m " ' I " - - I . .
fWnr, . the rcceiots during the year S3 years old
CRIME
rAV HI.KEP LAY DOWN
A I ARM AND THE SOUND OF
Xew Chaplain of Senate.
Wimhinertnn. Dec 15. The Re-
' - - - n
nublican Senators in caucus today
I decided upon Rev. Edward Everet
Hale, of Boston, for chaplain of the
The
Effective Remedy
In
Iowa. April 4. 190a.
I ai tranMad ttn mw with an mnrr a. Aoar tSal
R irtomJly rappreaaioa. A bear cold nperindooe4 tala
coDdiuoa aaa uotainf 1 coald do aeexaed to btlp tarn.
Tna 00I7 effectiT restedy I erer foaad u Wtoa cf
Cardui. Within two wkf I felt the good effect of U ned
Icioe and alter I had aaed IS bottle in all I waa as aaaithy
Add rnla mm m a . 1 A awt K Am ka
My alster ned it while expectin to bccooT
timely eay and alter the child was bom aha foaad Sr .9 Iff t-T
that U heip4 har to regaui ber UaarSL ytZJAmJULf lATW
Bone? '
and is now
HOW STANDS THE CASE TO-DAY
Governor? Haven't the acts
OF THREE RED SHIRT LEGISLATURES
AND MORE THAN TWO YEARS OF
YOUR OWN BENEFICENT BULK.
PiMrn INTO HISTORY SINCE YOU
m u m' - - -
PROCLAIMED THE FOREGOING?
When you are cavorting over
the state w hooping for educa-
on.f.nntfri to 5101.997.74. and trie
balanceon hand Decemter 1902,
was 148,909.18, making altogether
$150,906,92. Out of this was pail
for the public school $20,700 83.
Afcorninirlv there is a balance on
hand to the credit of the State
Board of Education of 30,107,09.
A considerable iortion of the dis
bursements consisted in loans to dif
ferent counties for the building of
the improve
TION AND ROADS DON'T YOU IIEAK
OF more crimes BEING COMMIT ed I new s"holhoues and
... .w,.r than evek imnt ot old ones.
liH 1 v -".-
BEFORE AND DO YOU CONTINUE TO
The News and Observer of Fn
,iov tpp. 4th. oublishetl the above.
attribute these to fusion rule? whlch js po ca(.uiated o deceive the
PASTOR WILL HFLP LOTERS.
Cincinnati Chnrcb 1 to Have a "Sweet
heart Parlor,"
Cincinnati, Ohio. Dec. 14 A
sweethearts' parlor" is one ot the
innovations that Rev. James O.
White intends to introduce into his
work, just begun in this city. Rev.
White reached here from Tri-Moun-
tain, Mich., Saturday, and 100K up
his duties as the superintendent of
the Union Bethel on the public land
ing to-day.
Speaking of hi3new charge and of
WISK AND PATRIOTIC.
We take pleasure in reproducing
the following editorial from the
Charlotte Observer:
Ve are glad to see in The Bibli
i Ik'corder an interview with ex-
Ooverner JarvU in which he earn
estly deprecates the continued ex
ploitation of the race Issue, which
he truly says is distres-ing" and
injurious " There was no f-ucb
state of ttiTdirs, he continues, from
'76 to '96, but peace between the
races. Then the nfgro was in
politics; now he is not; yet he is
more of an issue, than he ever was
before. "We are foo ishly doing
our-elves great harm," says this
wise, conservative old leaier. "Let
us think on the things that make
all over North Carolina there should
go up an Anion to this sentiment.
It Is true that the President is
primarily responsible for the re
introduction of the race question in
the South, but that is no reason why
we should nurse it, fondle it, keep
it alive and forever keep upon it
our thoughts which might better be
turned to better things. Governor
Jarvis never in his life gave better
advice than he gives in this inter
view." This is a wise and patriotic posi
tion taken by uov. Jarvis and edi
tors Caldwell and Bailey of course
negrophobla politicians like Joe
Daniels and Simmons will not ap
prove this, but the sooner the pea
pie of the state heed the wise ad
vice of Gov. Jarvis and editor
Caldwell, the better it will be for
the industrial development of the
state.
nKoncrua nnI ltlHirnvPmPIltS hft COn-
taxpayers of the State that we think te late8f llev. Mr. White said to
day : "Now there are many homes
'Our attention Is called to a young
man in this county who registered
ami voted in the August election of
1900, for the amendment giving his
age as 21. Now he is attending
free chool and claims to be 20.
"Which slatement is true? This is a
fair sample of the working of that
party which means to carry its end
by any means, fair or foul."
The above from The Shelby
Aurora is a sample of how the dem
ocrats in this state manage to poll
their majority. Some traveling
men told us some time ago that
they were in Wilmington in 1900
and they voted the democratic
ticket twice on election day, and
they were not even residents of thi6
state. The democratic method of
voting Is any old way just so they
get in office.
a ntti Axnlan&tion is neiestary. To
. . . . 1 -
a man who reads this statemeut and
does not stop to consider what it
means, it would sem that the State
has an income now sufficient to pay
lis running expenses and leave a
balance of over one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars. What are
the real facts? To begin with, we
sold three hundred thousand dollars
of bonds, for which we received
about 3 per cent, above par, or a
total of $310,000 and we borrowed
one hundred thousand dollars from
tho ochool fund, making a total of
Si O.noo that we borrowed. Thi:
was part of that nt receipts which
am out down at 2.2by,b;iS.ob as
I
. A f "V
our legitimate income, wur ei
penses are given as 2,201,604.31
deducting this 410,000 from It
ei. o r.n aoa ua . rlnAjniir.cr mir
le .'inmate income, that is, all we
received except from the sde of
bonds and what we borrowed, from
this it shows that we collected in
taxes just $341,965.45, or nearly
three hundred and forty-two thous
and dollars less than we spent. This
is bad enough, but still the whole
story ha9 not been told, for there is
a special appopropriation of $200,
000 for free schools and $200,000
fur pensions, making a total of four
hundred thousand dollars, 1101 a
cent of which had been paid up to
Dec. 1st. the time when this state
ment was made out. Adding this
four huudred thousand dollars to
the $341,965 45, we have a deficit
in our revenues of seven hundred
and forty-two thousand dollars But
we had borrowed $200,000 and the
interest made that debt $22,000,
deducting this amount from the
State expem-es, as it is not leaiti
mate and will not have to be paid
this next year, we still have a de
ficit of five hundred and twenty
two thousand dollars, or more than
half a million dollars, and the News
and Observer calls this a fine show
ing.
raoraso'(sQDO
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found grateful relief from the pains of childbirth and hare
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the society of young men. In
many instances they cannot invite
their young sweethearts to their
homes as in some cases the homes
furnish no suitable accomodations
for entertainmens. ' This forces
these girls to meet the young men
. . . a 1 :
on the street corners, anu associa
tions sometimes result disastrously.
I want to give the-e young women
the home accomodations that their
parents cannot give.
Nothing has ever equalled it,
Nothing can ever surpass it.
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Elsewhere in this issue will be
found an article taken from the
Union Republican as to the condi
tion of the State Treasury. The
article compares the cost of running to give U3 g0(xl government.
the report made by the examintng
committee, of which the present
State Auditor was a member, which
examined the condition of the
Tieasury Dec. 1st, 1898, the last
vear the Republicans -ran the State
and see the differeiice. They say in
tuir report:
"The committee find that after
all tbe appropriations made by the
General Assembly had been paid,
there was in the Treasury on the
30th day of Nevember, 1898, the
urn of $185,279.91. The amount
shown to be in the Treasury by the
Treasurers books on November
30th, 1898, was verified by actual
count.
This shows there was oves one
hundred and eighty five thousand
dollars in the treasury and not a
dollar of legislative appropriation
unpaid and not a bod sold or a dol
lar borrowed, and yet that was call
ed bad government and the Demo
crats were allowed to steal the State
The
J. C. Pritchard.)
Will prcsecute pension and patent
claims, represent defendants before
the Honorable Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, and maee col ec
tions from various Departments of
the Government, especially for
Postmasters and U. S. Commis
si oners.
the State government under Fusion
rale and Democratic rule aud it is
an article that every tax-payer in
North Carolina should read. Read
the article and then hand it to your
neighbor and tell him to read it.
Fusioni-t spent that year in run
ning the State $1,283,971.11, a
pirt of which were the special ap-
propriatiions to schools, the build
buildings for the deaf, dumb and
blind,, the special appropriations to
Chapel Hill, the Girls' Normal at
Greensboro, and every other special
appropriation, every dollar of which
had been paid when this report was
made.
'ine mate's expenses tnis year
under the Democrats are $2,201,
Last week Gov. Aycock and
Auditor Dixon went down to Mr.
Francis D. Winston' home for a
bird hunt. Mr. Winston must have
proven himself a good shot, as just 604.31, an increase of $017,633.20,
after the hunt he announced him- or nearly a million dollars, and yet
I 1L A J sv s si a a
self a candidate for Lieutenant Gov iaere are 01 8611001 ana
pension appropriations unpaid, ana
vet these are the davs of srood gov
have to use the shot gun to get game ernment, and this is called a fine
or office in North Carolina. I showing.
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Kidney trouble has
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e-t-blUhei wea thy bnines hon of
solid financial landing Salary 2l. 0
weekly with expense addi ional. all
da, able in rash direct ever? Wednes
day frm head offices Horsi and
carriage furnished when necessary.
Peferencea. Enclosed aelf addressed
nveiope. Colonial, 832 Dearborn 8t.
FEAESOa'S UACAZIHE AMD TM
CAUCASIAN.
By rpecial arrangements w ve
decided tcT continue the offr of
Pearson's Magazine, a good one dol
lar magazine, and The Caoci
one year for $1.25. This offer
hold good for month of September
only.