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AUK DEMOCHA1 8 ACJAIN'ST THE
During the last campaign the
Democratic leaders In both Stale
and nation yelled themselves black
In the face telling how damnable
the trusts were and what they
would do for them If they were
elected. Judge IVrker In hb
speeeb and letters during the cam
paign said that the trusts were the
worst evils of to-day, and should be
dealt with by the common law; that
each State should hold them in
check. Willi this as one or the
main arguments the Democrats
were elected In this State last No
vember. Vhen they got to the legls
lature how did they fulfill these
promises they had made to the
voters? Why, like they usually do,
bv ulterlv ienorine them. There
was not a single law passed against
a trust doing business in "North
Carolina. Kvery bill introduced
that would have effected them even
in a small way was promptly killed
The legislature kept busy, talking
temperance, while many of them
wero drinking whiskey, and finally
wound up by passing the Ward bill
which is very favorable to the
-whiskey trust. Will the people
believe these Democratic leaders
when they begin cursing the trusts
in the next campaign? Ve can't be
lieve that the majority of the voters
are willing to be fooled again.
M UNICIPAL. OWNERSHIP.
Many of the citizens of Raleigh
are discussing the advisability o
tho city owning its water supply
The charter of the Wake Water
Company, which supplies the city
with water, will expire in Novem
ber. There is a provision in the
charter that the city can buy ou
the company at an equitable price i
Usees proper to do bo. Wo hope
the city fathers will see it proper to
buy out the Wake Water Co. and give
the citizens of Raleigh a better, as
well as cheaper service. Notwith
standing one Mr. I ridgeis, from
Henderson, in a fcmuiunicalion to
the News and Observer eayt: "The
towns that do not own their water
and light plant) have a lower tax
rate than those that do own them
with hardly an exception." Thb
court reverses that decision. We
know of no place in North Carolina
where taxes are higher than they are
in Raleigh. Poll tax alone is nearly
$8, with water rent, electric lights,
etc., proportionately high. About
the averate price for water in Ral
eigh is $27 per year, with "wiggle
tails" thrown In; In Washington
City the water rent, light bills, etc.,
are only about one-half what they
are in Raleigh, and there the water
supply is owned and operated by
the Government. Do you see the
difference?
In another column will be found
a summary of the settlement of the
South Dakota Bond judgment and
the bonds held by Schaffer Brothers
against this State. Each week we
wiU publish one or more of the laws
passed by the recent legislature. In
thb way our readers can get an
accurate knowledge of the laws
parsed. Of course we reported the
proceedings of the legislature every
week, but when so many bills were
introduced each week it was im
poEsible to give the text in full of
every bill introduced and passed,
and especially when they would
passed them one day to kill them
the next, and vice versa.
We would like to see the day re
turn in North Carolina when the
psople can be trusted to govern
themselves. Raleigh Post.
And so would we, and we do not
believe the day is far distant. We
cxnnot believe that the voters of
the State will longer permit the
present political oligarchy to rule
this State.
The Council of State Tuesday
sold the oyster steamer Lilly for
one .half Its cost, as Shell Fish Com
missioner Webb preferred a gaso
line launch for hb outing. Isn't the
Council of State afraid the next
legislature will impeach them for
Jhia act?
The appropriation bill, passed by
the recent legislature, amounted to
more than two years ago.
And even I hi amount does not pro
vide ample provision for the in.
eane, deaf, dumb and bllcd of the
State. At the first cf the session
they appropriated all the money Iu
sight to Increase the salaries of Dem
ocratic pet office holders and when
the time came to appropriate mocey
for worthy causes they had to be
mr v
either neglected or b?ue bonds.
The Charlotte peopto have cer-
tiinly had a seige of the Grippe
since the saloons were voted cut of
that city. Charlotte drug stores
filled 1.G36 prescriptions for whis
key during the month of February,
and thb docs not include the
amount feold by the blind tigers In
that town. Why don't the Vatts
law advocates wake up and attend
to business. During the next cam
paign they will blame the Revenue
officers with the whole thing.
Justice, in the last I -Hue of the
Union Republican, writing on how
the recent legislature had buncoed
the people, closes bb article with
the following:
"Egypt had its lice and locusts
and history tells us they wero bad,
but if you want the real thing for
evil that no State can stand mucli of
just name the Legislature of 1905,
led by the boss bunco stecrers, who
passed the Ward bill."
The Legislature passed one thou
sand two hundred and sixty-four
bills and thirty-six resolutions, but
we must now pay for the
uoun 10 patH upon inem 10 eee n
they are constitutional.
In Goldsboro the "blind tigers" .
have to arrest each other, to
pre-
vent so much competition. Where
are the officers who are supposed to
enforce the Watts law.
TWO MEN HANG MAT 12TII.
Both Convicted of Criminal Assault
Taken to Buncombe Jail.
Asheville, N. C March 13. So
licitor Brown has returned from
Madbon county, where he has pros
ecuted the docket of that court.
Two white men, Peter and Charley
Stein, were convicted of criminal
assault and sentenced to by Judge
Moore to hang May 12th. Smith
is G5 years of age and outraged a
75 -year-old girl. Stein Is 18 years
of age and outraged a married wo
man of 45 years. Judge Moore to
ddy signed an order that was placed
In the hands of Sheriff Reed of this
county, directing that the
con-
demned
city and
men he brought to this
placed in the Buncombe !
jail for eafe keeping. Notwith
standing the fact that more capital
offenses have been committed iu
Madison than any other county in
the State, the last hanging that oc
curred in the county was nearly
thirty years ago, when a Buncombe
county murderer was taken there,
tried, convicted and hanged.
Blind Tler Operator Arret ta Competitor
Goldsboro, N. C, March 13.
The blind tieera. or at least a fvw nf
t he in, got into trouble vesterdav. i
A white man arrested a negro him
self on the charge of selline whiskev.
The white man deputized a nero to
help him and they brought their
prisoner up the street from Little
Washington. When they arrived
up town an officer arrested all three
of the men. A short investigation
caused a warrant to be issued for
the white man. An examination
of hb premises revealed the fact
that he had a quantity of whiskey
on hand in jugs and bottles in hb
Bleeping departments. The negro
whom he arrrested without au
thority was also proven guilty of
tho charge of conducting a blind
tiger. Competition in business is
thought to be the reason why the
man constituted himself a protector I
of the peace and had the negro ar-'
rested.
Decerter Ct Hli Tkroat at Tort Caswell
tTTII 1 m.- . .
viimingion, ss. u., Marcn 13.
iwinvoa-
. 1 1 L A 1 A ... . . I
I ?J X . wllu Pet
Knue ennaay aiiernoon shortly :
auer z o'ciocc, immediately atxer
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w .uiuiaiijr icbu iu i
muj W1"cu was mat ne snouia
w w r a a a e w a.
bctvo a term oi eigmeen monins
imprisonment lor aesetion. The
affair created
nnnoin om rw ex oammmi am
WaUMM a DQUfla UUU
at the fort, and aid was immedi
ately summoned to save the life of
the would-be suicide. Shaw's home
is In Cincinnati. He deserted two
months ago.
Kentucky Feudists la Jail.
Lexington, Ky.t March' 13.
County Judge Jame3 Hargb of
Breathitt county, er-State Senator
A. H. Hargb of Cbrk county and
Elbert Hargb are locked in the
x njouo vuumy jau lO-Gigm, DeiDBT .
neiu ior trial on ine ciiarcre cf hav-
V a S A a. a w
ng muraerea or procured tne. mar-
UCI uu vwaxiu, ieiuer oi ine
uocjcriii lacuon oi tne Margls-Cock-
tia aw t m
rui ieuu. j.ne pris jners will make
aa apDiicauon tomorrow lor iv.ii '
vw.av j
i..A.r. . :
vm ii is Denevea it will De denied
thm. '
ran ii oun exchanges.
bona fejalt r !tam( Ws Ifava Gats
erd Willi or Iaat-Po u4 Shear.
Why not require the next LegU
Uture to gut ranteo tatbfacilon or
refund the money? Raleigh Enter
prise.
When some real teniprnc peo
ple sret In the Iblatoro they will
hava a lot of old laws to undo.
Durham Herald.
The men who live In the coun
try or In towns with lesa than 2,000
population are not expected to know
what they want. PitUboro Enter
i rise.
No; the Legislature did not pa
any laws prohibiting the sale of
liquor or the securing of divorces.
It just simply declared them luxu
ries, which only the rich should be
entitled to. Pittsbiro Knterprise.
With Charlotte folka listening
ta negro missionary speak from
the pulpit of a leading church and
the New York Sun referring to a
colored man as a coon," it looks
as though we had come upon strange
things. Charlotte Observer.
"Local self-government is not
dead," says the Charlotte Observer.
Perhaps not, but it is bedecked with
numerous patches of coat-plaster
and wears a bandage over one eye,
while the rank smell of arnica b
not at all reassuring. Raleigh
Post,
The Legislature should set aside
$1,600 out of the general fund to
pay Mr. Black, of Ashevllle, for
that 000 gallons of whiskey he
furnished the Democratic campaign
tChllTllleFeopWdVaveT,
managers in me last campaign.
We thought
the
Legblature ad
work was fin-
journed before
its
hhed. now we are sure of it. The
i w
Greensboro Record is complaining
' about boys playing marbles on the
streets of that town. It is to be
hoped that the Governor will call
an extra session. Raleigh Enter
prise.
Charlotte had an awful time with
la grippe last month, causing the
prescriptions for whiskey to mount
up to 1,034, some eight hundred
more than January. One physi
clan rays almost half of his prescrip
tions were issued to women. Thb
is the worst yet. Greensboro
Record.
Tho Legblature adjourned sine-
die on last Monday at noon. The
closing scene in the House did not
reflect any credit on the law-makera
ot our Stat9. We trust that the
time will come when our General
Assembly will adjourn in a digni-
"3d way and not in the manner of
boisterous, irreverent school boys.
Kaleigh Christian Advocate.
We may be a little thick-headed,
yet we fail to see that this or the
i last Legblature has done anything
, that will actually f urther the cause
, of temperance. True we can have
me open saioon, a dispensary or
prohibition, yet we could have had
euner Deiore, ana it is no more
eisy to Catch Violators of the law
&nd tnG punishment b no greater
inan it was Deiore. Durnam Her-
aia
If the one eallus State and couutv
officers are not going to enforce the
Ward Iaw a?y any tetter than they
have the Watts law it won't amount lo 06 soia lor ie88 man Par
to a hurrah in sheol. All the en- the divobce law.
lorcing of the watts law that has
Deen done Has been clone by Federal
officers. The county and State
omcers euner uon't want it
lorcea or tney are at raid to do so for
fefr of makinS some dear old party
Irienu angry. reopies raper.
"Butler sent an amendment pro-
viding for election of county boards
f 4 AHnniilS am h. . i - C At
pie. Thb was defeated." News
and Observer.
When the Democratic committee
was called together to interpret the
platform in the Ward bill the News
and Observer went into "connip
tion" fits over government by the
Committee, vet it has no word nf
V - "
condemnation of thl act. wWo
me enure scnooi noara tor pvpto
county m me State b appointed by
thb Legblature, and an amendment
leivina - their finn n iha,
0 w vr uw rw
pi 13 aeieaiea. xet it is tne peo-
pie's children that must be taueht.
a. .
and it is the paople's taxes that are
taken to Dav these men TTnin
Republican.
It may seem strange, but with all
New York's wealth, intelligence
and reputation, that State still im.
prisons people for debt, the only
mate in tne Union doing such a
thing, now characterized as barba
rous. An effort is now being
made to repeal it and it may suc
ceed, but it is doubtful. Greens
boro Record: '.
it is the same way down hewJ
lnairecUF. 11 a fellow la arrest!
and fined and cayi rv fKo Kin k t
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"excused." If the shecarela am t
MT J w w&u AAV IO
iorincommg ne is committed (o
jail or the country roads, and If this
is not imprisonment for debt al
thnuirh thA mnca mw Ka i.i
wvubiwh
flagrant, it b the first mwin tn u
Uninn Rftniihllpftr.
THE BOND SETTJLKM EXT.
of tks CammUum
Us-Taa Dlwra
Lav.
Below we give a nummary of two
important laws piaed by the Ust
lfgielatuae, the food tett lenient and
the divorce law.
A special legUIatlve committee,
composed of Senitoxs A. C. Z-1U-
afar of Vance. A. M. Bcdes, oil
Ouiffonl and Representative Wsl
ter Marphy of. Rowan, J. R. Gor
d ;n of (Juilford, and J.B. CoQeld
of Martin, in conference with the
Governor and Council of 8 ate re
girding the best settlement of the
Fc bafTer bonds and the South
Dakota Judgment, mide the fol
lowing recommendation to the gei
oral assembly:
"Gentler&eo: The committee to
whom wag referred the matter of
the South Dakota Judgmennt and
the SchafTer bonds, to the end that
they might carefully consider the
same and make some recommenda
tion to the general assembly, do
now respectfully make tho follow
ing report:
"1st. That the Governor of the
State, with the approval "of the
Council of State, be directed to set
tle the South Dakota judgment in
the manner deemed by them best
to protect the State's interest.
2d. After a careful considera
tion of the bonded indebtedness
known as the Schaffer Brothers
bonds, being 242 bonds of the par
value of $1,000 each, with interest
on the same for twenty-nine years,
and after consultation with the at
torneys of said bondholders, the
committee unanimously agreed to
recommend the following:
"The State b to pay the bond
holders $892 per bond, which is
less than par value, and amounts to
$215,864. This is $447,216 less
than the principal and interest of
the 242 bonds, $179,136 less than
the first proposition suggested by
the bondholders to the Governor,
$86,136 less than the first written
proposition made by the bondhold
ers, printed in the newspapers as a
letter to the Governor, and $26,136
less than the ultimatum that they
offered at the first meeting of thb
committee. The $215,864 recom
mended by the committee, and ac
cepted by the bondholders, is based
(though less) on the settlement of
1879, allowing 25 cents on the dol
lar and interest for twenty-four
months, with interest on the de
ferred coupons, thb being in strict
accord with the settlement of 1 879
and the Democratic platform.
"We believe thb settlement b
both honest and just, and we there
fore recommend that the general
assembly accept and approve it."
Thb report was unanimously
adopted by both branches, and a bill
passed in accordance therewith,
which being a roll-call measure, re
quired ciic daya for lio enaoimont
and necessitated the legislature 10
mainlng in session until Monday,
March Gth, although the 'term ex.
pi red on Saturday.
The bill, after stating the condi
tions of the settlement agreed upon
by the committee, the payment by
the State of $215,861 for the 242
bonds now held by the Schaffer
Brothers and the Governor to settle
the South Dakota judgment against
the State for $27,400, provides for
an issue by the State treasurer of
bonds of North Carolina to the
amount of $250,000 to meet the
above expenditures, the bonds to
bear upon their face the expres
purpose for which they were issued
and drawing; 4 per cent, interest,
dating from January, 1904, to be
id semi-annually on January 1st
lue uuuua uio iu uv ui ueiiumiua
tionsot $500 or $1,000, and are not
l. l i r a
The new divorce law repeals all
laws creatine: any cause for divorce
enacted since the sasaion of 1883.
en-land amends iha fW hu mstino
fornication and adultery on the
part of
the husband a cause for
divorce instead of separation from
the wife and living in adultery. It
13 provided that thb law does not
aPPly to any suit now pending.
When Alimony Ceaaea.
Black Westleyc seems to be cele
brating today. Is he going to be
married again?
White No. fib ex-wife is:
April Smart Set.
STARTLING MORTALITY.
Statistics show startling mortal
uy, jrom appendicitis ana pericom
us. TO
prevent and euro these
awful diseases, there is just one
reliable remedy, Dr. King's New
Life PUIs. M. Flannery. of 14
Custom House Place, Chicago, says:
"They have no equal for Constipa
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all druggists.
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Will some business
young' lady (stenog
rapher preferred)
matrimonially inclined, write to
bachelor law student.
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It would have been incredible
brutality if Chas. F. Lembergflr, of
Syracuse, N. Y., had not done the
best he could for his suffering son.
'My boy," he saya ' cut a fearful
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"We had the minister for dinner
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Be sure and use that old and well-tried
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Strop, for children teething. It
sootnes tne cniia, soitens tne grams,!
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is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
Twenty-five cents a bottle.
A. colored prlsuuer In Wake
county jail was removed en Sunday
to the pest-house suffering with
smallpox.
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HAYANA, CUBA,
oeaooara taxes pleasure in an
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ducted excursion from North Cars
lna points to Havana, Cuba, and
return uarcn ztn-3Uth
Kates of one fare pins $2 00 for
the round-trip, Including; meals
and berth while on steamer will
apply. Tickets will be sold for
trains on March 29th, good leaving
rors xampaon steamer the night
or March 30th, final limit to leave
Havana April i3tn. allowing pi
3ngers until April 19th to return
to dest nation.
Stop-overs will be allowed south
Of Jacksonville, which govern tie
stop-over of regular winter Tour
ist tickets.
As the excursion is limited to
loo people, parties should advise at
ones relative to seeming their Pull
man acoommcdationp. as no one
win oe permitted on same without
nrst bavin; made reservations.
For t me-tables, rates and reser
rations, apply to
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Trav. P.s i gk, Raleigh. N. C.
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