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VOL. XIII.
MARION, N. C, THURSDAY. JULY IS. 1909
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lKO SESSIONAL
W. T. MORGAN
TTORNEY-AT-LAW,
, V'irt National Bank Bldg.
MARION, N. C.
DR. E. J. EVANS,
DENTIST
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MAKK'N'. " - N. C.
Kooin- 1. - and 3, Poteet Building
tiM Fort second and fourth
Monday's
T. A. MORPHEW
ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW
TARIFF MEASURE PASSES.
r-i- Merchant's & Farmers'
Bank.
N - - N. C.
DR. J. GILLESPIE REID,
1)kstal Parlors
Will answer calls at any
Inmr of the night. ::
Rooms 3, 4 and 5
KiM National Bank Building,
Marion, N. G.
SINCLAIR & McBRAYER
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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I n in u i wnuou i eu vvn
I'niMiitvs Intrusted to Their
C:in :-: :-: :-:
) V I i 1 M r ASTON & TATE STORE
L, C. GONEKE, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon
svwvwv
OFFICES IN
NATIONAL BANK
1 1 N FIRST FLOOR
WWWayV
i i. Attention given to office
)v.u ti. t- in the treatment of
chronic diseases.
Ten Republicans Xast Their Ballots
Against the Bill While Only One
Democrat.
Washington, July 8.The tariff
bill passed the Senate just after 11
o'clock to-night by a vote of 45 to
34. Republicans voting in the
negative were Beveridge, of Ind
iana; Bristow, of Kansas; Brown,
of Nebraska; Burkett, Nebraska;
Clapp, of Minnesota"; Crawford, of
South Dakota; Cummins, of Iowa-
Dolliver, of Iowa; LaFollette, of
Wisconsin; Nelson, of Minnesota.
McEnery, of Louisiana, was the
only Democrat recorded in the
affirmative.
As it passed the Senate the bill
contains almost 400 paragraphs.
The Seuate made 840 amendments
to the House provisions, many of
which were added to-day.
The closiug scenes in the Senate
chamber were tame indeed. Mr
LaFollette's three-hour speech to
night was earnest, but not especial
ly animated. He had a slim audi
ence. Senators remained in their
seats only when required to be
there to vote.
The results of the vote on the
bill had been long discounted.
There was no doubt of its passage
by the usual finance committee majority.
Following several hours of mo
notonous discussion of the general
features of the tariff bill, the clos
ing hours were characterized by a
spirited controversy between Sen
ator Aldrich on the one hand and
a numlxir of the insurgent Senators
on the other as to tho standing of
Republican Senators, who might
cast their votes against the bill.
The bill being put on its passage
was passed.
Upon motion of Mr. Aldrich,
the Vice-President announced the
Senate conferees as follows: Sen
ators Aldrich, Burrows, Penrose,
Hale, Cullom, Republicans; and
Daniel, Mone3r and Bailey, Democrats.
G00O ROAM WO.
nut irT
a ta tnt rttm start
Work of Hlihwoy Dhlsi. in komu
ana rirst of Sotinar. vn
Confined to Mountain t
Counties
During the month of Auin.it and I
the 6 ret wk of September the!
work of the Highway Di viiion of I
the North Carolina Geological ani t
Economic Survey will U confined
to the mountain section of the
State.
On August 4th, there will com
mence a systematic study of th
road conditions as they exist in th
mountain counties. Addrew will
be given in nearly til of the
counties and meetings will t held
with the county commissioners to
discuss ways and mean for im
proving the condition of the pvi-.
As far as posible, the public n.t
ings will be in charge of tb coun
ty commissioner, and will .
dressed by the State Ueolow-vst and
the Highway Kngnnevr on tho on -tical
value of roa.ls r,.l Ihjw tho
county can obtain good roa.U Thr
following itinerary giv.s thf Ut-s
and places at which u.r ju dir
meetings will be held:
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unlcr U;e w-e lxf.. U.
IwU cor.fVirr.l tht! : sro m
many rr.or whtc t tx4 jiaai
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K M. CALL
C. R. McCALL
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UMDERTAKER.S
Coffins and Burial Supplies
Any business intrusted
to our care will receive
prompt and careful attention.
Over McCall & Conley's Furniture,
Store.
Tobacco Tax Increased.
Washington Dispatch.
The Senate incorporated in the
tariff bill before finally adopting
that measure last Thursday the
provision' increasing the revenue
duty on tobacco from 6 to 8 cents
a pound. This action was not
taken without a hard light and for
the first time in a long while there
was a strong party vote. The
Democrats voted unanimously in
opposition to increasing the tax on
tobacco, while Aldrich was able to
pull all the insurgents in line for
the increase, something that he has ed r0ads for their county
Till: NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and
Industrial College
M'liiitiiined by the State for the
a . . . a. m a m
AUgUSl 4. Mealing
Madison County.
August 7. Meeting st
ville, Yancey County.
August 10. Meeting at lUkorv
ville, Mitchell County.
August 11. Meeting at Sruc
Pine, Mitchell County.
August 14. Meeting ut 11.,:-,,
Watauga Cuinty.
August U. Mooting fit Inoir.
Caldwell County
August IS. Meeting :U M. ron
ton, Burke County.
August 19. Meeting at Man
McDowell County.
August . Meeting at Kuthrr
fordton, Rutherford County.
August '23. Meeting at H-nl.r
sonville, Henderson County .
August '24. Meeting at Hre ant.
Transylvania Cxjunty.
August 2tL Meeting at Wnvnes
ville, Haywood Cunty.
August 27. Meeting at Wei,tir.
Jackson County.
August 3. Meeting t Frank
lin, Macon County.
Septemlr 1. Meeting at Hr
son City, Swain tounty.
Septeniber 2. Meeting at Mnr
phy, Cherokee ( on nty.
Septendjer 4. Meeting at lun:
bus. Polk County.
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rjverv one is crruiany id u ian" at Jit-
attend the.se meetings, which it i Sjasmg aiut u. v.
believed, will U full of interest u p.u!. at M--rga:.t. .
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been unable to do at any other counties or townships which in- corurni;- r.a i -r. ar. i '..'.a:
stage of the tariff tight. It was a tend making any consiHerable im- new only Ma fr : a-,?1 vf.ii. -
square party ngni. provernent to a road or a port.on f,,r a ,t;r r! ? tra- :. t.-.
While resisting this increase in of a road will -c b!e t rr eive cj.Ute t .
the tax on tobacco the Democrats sach inf(nnation as nmy U d.-strr,l u i u.i a i '-a '
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acceptea tne otner provisions 01 by the txani of county or tDn It r- -..
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the amendment relating to tooacco. commissioner, both concerning the , fcfv;t. jit
They supported the provision that approximate cost and the iit-st ' nuopii
puts an end to the giving away of methods of construction. In this;
coupons, which the independents way, estimates of the cost Df pmj Jf rtu " ' r.
say will help their trade. Senator erly grading, draining rind surfv- m,fl' r 041 "-"
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-av w i . i i i . i - w -
W'.n.en of North Carolina. Four Simmons, uamei, uauey anu lDg a particular piece of roa.i ran Jq .ri-.f.i .' I
"-'.ilar Courses leading to De- others spoke strongly in opposition be had, which will be of value to
nr, Sivee'ml HonrcPS fOP w lyi tne COliniy. .
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i' i) rs. all Session Demnsnnvernnr Names Members State Boara idcoiidbciioh un mrw m-Tun nfl)iir .llf. ,. 0 i,-
of Elections. the State (leologist will try and ri.lJrt, ofN..f!n'ar:ifM'aH'r-i
Governoa Kitchin has appointed have the counties and uwnhu. nnM(n.r af ArK!t-? i.r.
'Hiv ns nnwih o h or rnraiocrnp. mnmivarc thA stjitA hoarrt or co-ODeraie in me coiuuucuon Ol ...! .......
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i i information artrtrftss a Qt mnc fnr the e.nsuinir term U)i. koou ruaus 3 ' ivm. k t li 1 r.---fttr
FOUVT 'President Wilson G. Lamb, of Williamston; constructed in one county may i on- ( unlll xt . , .. i;. f" i. at
J. D. Elliott, of Hickory; J. u neci wim mow iu aiuuner. u.ui mmU f,w Jift- C.cr. -f iv.
Clifford, Dunn; A. B. Freeman, making it possible to travel from j lh Vt pi;.fv,. A Aa-.ii
;.0.HHHHW Hendersonville: Clarence Ca 1 1, one county to another over a s.r -xiv rr.r.i t:: v ratvr -- -
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rtiE north Carolina WJlWehoro. the two last named tem of improved ron.l.. in in Ui-rht ot ir. I -.uH
;.tembor 15, 1909. Those de-'
inn-to enter should apply as
nl.v us i
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Creensboro, N. C.
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"PLUMBING!
A quires three Democrats ana iwo oi iu iiik.oj ... .... fourl on ci.rnoiair.t . f t
T ... mi . T UTi . I Unrrao u?lll hkO ratlahla . v i j . . .
A KeDUDllCanS. ins nepuunuausaio uui ivj lJU jarutacior:: g i iaj;nftn;
w-ww i MKcauuiu vu v I
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v ec? or afrir.nmirp t tj uunc TKo a r- location or sue n roaus me mttm-. tv .. w v
a - J v ' ".O" " a I I IKI Il5-r 1LCUU kllaal Aa-av - . 0 V " v
? and Mechanicl AtS. A quires three Democrats and two of
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?.nculture and Horticulture;
'i Civ
il Electrical and Me-
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oimc b CUIICKC rui VU- Knth rA-annn ntmenK as IS aiSO l" wruci '- -- ' lUllimore. vili. fwxr ifoiftT f
0 viiM,nal training. Courses in 9 Cj0 Lamb. Mr. Elliott succeeds U-definite head and, if jawihlr. lot . iVforL 1:i i w
R. T. Clay well, of Morganton. have
a more uniform construction v-.t.aAj, tirir-n- ?-r li-. .-
Mr. Clifford succeeds K. A. Smith, l , ininrftVfci roaiu iho c. .unties I . t:
of Stanly county. .,. , tll -.,,,,,4 ,i-i ! , :. .
I Willi i-rv; M ' l U 111 I r-JX: -iOTJ 4 a i-'
Mfad tr nt tnd a fiM kl llruiil 1 ( !m- it i . .1. 1 . i . . . . .
By the narrow majority of 3, 7- " " i e r gr-r .
.,..UfRU vote., nolled: venUOn, IO oe neia in .unfTiur, Utiu0 gf frturtsih orrair.l
UUU Ul VW" ' - I , ...I I a. I
the anti-prohibitionists won the uciooer w.u
local option election neia in onstoi, k ",u -
Vo Inch Thnrsdav. following one will be mad to de isc . way and
West Raleigh, N. C. , :i t hotlv contested cam- rh m illftinakB DOible
c.K--ocK-o paigns of its kind in the South. construcUon of Ave raJ buttlml
mileaf improred rooJ through tbo
; -1 tnical Engineering; in Cot
ht Milling and Dyeing; in
V industrial Chemistry. Why
0 n"t yourself for life by tak
J :"K (nc of these courses?'
Address
6 D J1 HILL, P esident,
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F or Fine
Jb Printing
Call at or send your
orders to : : : ,. : ' , ,
THE DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
h m. ridera are calomel. motinUin counties of the bouthern
I croton oil or aloea pills. They raid your Appalachian region. Full inforta-
bed to rob yon of rert. Wot m iwua xr. -Jjt . iht (jood M
tress or uiconveiueuw, x "i 1 von euuua wm w mi.v.
cleanse the system, curiii Colds,- Head- 'f ' 'Mf '
..o .1iviTiBTwi.HoTi.- malaria. awe
(Coatlaaod foarU fJ
of th" ci- nat.tuti o tv U -'
SlaU.i arl olixr grTji. Ii t
alle4;-4 ty 1 ti cwniHiial IJxai
ucder tl oprrUoo of U la
chargicg half a cil j-r 1
ItviprcXioii, tho pntiWii ar is I
raomUM of Xhm eoftttcataji&a vmJJi
b abridged withotst foo rjTtnp!a cf I
Uw. I
porary iD;ftacli6tu arJ Uue cV
ter for be-aric Wfor Cfco
cor, at IUldgh. Atrcit 2vL -
- to my ttxJi ci rixnb
tat fxxiv, a&J ua (Joaay
kind a yob ci tjttxrj
My cwk KW kit to bo
at low &mlu. o
cmu bet irut lor. ; :
yhurj to TUaJ. J
L'.7. Huffman
The Old Rc
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PROTKCTION
Hf UK bu;nct
n.mkmf; V.'c
make 1! a '-Judy r.nd
confine cur c5:cf H to
th.it .ilonr. Vi'c v.."int
your bu:neiv : rkc
can :ct Allciiircod;
if net. Kivr part
Vc .ire tn a petition
to give ycu tne kind
of service ycu v.-:nt
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