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Gin 9SDrt an bic 9Sauern.

Sauern, Die eofo Sofos wunIhen eub
ourb ibre 8eoner uno 3eitunssn ,peis su
MAIDEN. oab ibr bsilere Yreiie fir euere
prooufte erbalten rperoet woQte man Den
9eeenwdrtioen Sarif monifiSieren ODER
mioerrufeu. Sc lobnt lib oober ;n un-
terIud)en. no ibr oeic preiie befommen
fout. @enn Qmerifanibe Wonnufaf'
turiffen 9en0tbiet peroeu ibre MGblen.
brittiiber Mitbewerbune pe9en. au iblie,
Gen. 70 miro oies bic QnSobl Der 6erpor.
brin9er uermebren uno Die Der Sersebrer
perrinecrn. guer einbeimifber Warft
wiroe folelid serit6rt ,peroen. Siel.
leibt iaeen eu6 oieie Sreibanoels. .Gebner,
oab ibr nab Gnelono fir 1oleb einen
Warft bliden lolt. 2abt uns einmol un
terIuben uno ieben, mas fit Iusfbten
in oieier Sejiebun8 ibr aud eieentlib in
Gnolano babt. 3ciot iib iroenb cine
eibralltdt ODER Elm Se,peeoruno nit Dem,
felben au banoeln. 70 tpdre es wobl an Der
Belt. Die Sobc in lleberleouno su nebmen.
Oen iesieen 3oa 9eleeen BON Gnolono
8emdb. ,penn ibr cine Sbifs 9aoune
8eieenmebl nab Gnolono au fbiden
punibt. 70 beoeonet eub Elm Sar BON 2
Sbt. IS Gnts. ouf ieoe6 Barrel ebe ibr
bort auf oen Marft 9eben f6nnt. {6abt
ibr einen ueberibub cures 8etreioes, Den
ibr au uerfoufen winitt, 70 bietct oenld
ben England aum Serfoufe an. Sc tor.
irt eub 60 Sts. Die Su1dd @eisen, 33
an Der @erite, "a am Safer. "a am &orn.
0abt ibr einen llebsrfbub an 9ebens.
mitteln ben ibr piinibt nab England su
perfaufen I? Sc tarirt end Sbl. 8 Ste.
fir jsolebe ll2 pfuno Sped, l Sbl. 76
Ste am Sbweinefsiib, 8 SN 8 Ste an
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SQroens, 8drQens,

Stun AM er5fnsn elmer sro6en Got bon
Shtern unter pensn itno cine partie BET be,
tten Sanf 5obe(, 5anbs Sdsem Dlassl,
Sobrer Sellen Snopfe uno Shraaben,
Sbl6fer, pfannen, SslId, a6pfs, WaeiIsr u.
Sabelnr q6ffe( Sebaufeln unb 3anssn, wa,
ters uno cine srcbe Ssrffisbentsit anberer
SNter, ie5r pcbIfsil gum 9srtauf. - Nufel
at am Stobr bon Sranrlin tfIi(ler.
efe osr 3tsn uMbpsnntra6e.
Wsaoins, October %. 4m.
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Gin QQnD StObrbQltr.

O'Srien unS Kai9uel nno jsst am Or.
6ffntn einss isbr sreben ANfortrmsnts 3eitse.
maber froansr Sltsr, iolebs ais auebe, gas
ftmirs, Sattlnsts, Ssntudp Ssans uno sel.
'gcroeu, nsbt sinsm sroBsn Dcrratb BON
rots.n, psIBsn uno ssIbsn Sarebrno, feinsu
uno Sblr3ensSellet. tlaue, braune uno girls
ne Doc fir SiIetoe2en craIb, sstectte uno
uasstlsiebss Wpslins nno Orels, gattuus &c.
am solcsnen Susel 5tcbr.
9spt. "a. m.
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Sames 6. DOlf unO Der Sarif.
"Sb bin Ssssn ba6 Sarif@sfs BON 1s42.u
eSameS &. Yolf.
vHibt ein Sartbn9 fir prpnfticn."
SameS &. Yolf.
sd bin 81 gunifsn Sss IBiosrrufs bes @ss
tsses bon 1872" SaS. 6. pplf.
rHab msinsr Msinuns follts 04oae joafrsi
tia." SamsS &. Yotf.
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SIinten, SIinten, SIinten !

SUIT srbalten, ene partie bon fsinsn sop'
pellautisen uno einfadcn SIntem ae6tsn
twilt uno patent'breaeb Sllntsh pulpsn06r,
nern, ShrotIdfsn nnb auoern 1BerfSeu9eil,
Isbr spoblfeil gum Ssrfauf am Stobr bon
Srantlin Miaer,
Gfs Der penns uao 9tsn 9trabs.
Neaein9, Oetoter go. Am.
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Sbatpls, Sc5atpls!

9ie ltnterlbrlebensn batsn rbaltsn ein
i66nes IGcrtement bon fdlidtsn unp ssitlt.
ten 9ibets, O1ou1e DC $ainss, galtmr:, 5ia,
ooos uno Mrrincs96apls, tuelebs lts 3u bsr.
absefeeten prsilsn berfaufen iperpsn.
O'3rien uno Raiaue!,
Sbilo bet sclosnsm Susel.
October, %. Am.
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.l1abt pIas fir ole qoIoene NueeI.

T"t IV8Vt7E <$uStF'
O'Srien unb Rai9uel babsn 70 sbsn cts
1alten unS itnb nun am 4uspafeu tines Itt6s
nen AdortemeMts bon lebpar5en, lebwarstlaus
en-, brannen, mnlt6tbar sriinsn uno Stablss
mf6ten 9u6en, ebsnfaIs IbIlhts unb sc,
itreifte @atmirs uno Gattinetts bon jeoer
Senennnns. ebenfalls Gin aassmeinss NI>
iortement bon 9attin, Oalentia uno @eipens
Selpst, weten5eussn, @attin Shiraen,
Sattin uno Somta0 fin .@tofs, 5anbIhuben,
5cftntrdsern ii. {. No., wosu lls bic AMfmerf,
ianlfeit oct Sunesn erbittsn molten, teUor
fs fcnllpo tanfsn.
Neaoin9, October %. DIM.
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HanCn a(lmler6.

Sui ssbaItsn, elm SrOsssA fortsntnt ron fu,
psrsss5Wilstsn sswlrfsItsn franjoiltsn ga'
Nmers, sbsnfau5 lblibts uno aelfrsifts.
Hsuartse 29sifsnyues. BobIfsl gum 8srs
fauf bel O'Srien uno Eaiauei.
NeaSna, Offuber 8.
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VripQt : lerfauf.

Der Hnttrf6rletene bietet an 3u OeFaufsu
enreb Dripat 5anbsl:
Cine pornebine D[anta1be,
selsssn in 5anoUer SaunIehip, sItancn gaun.
tp, nabs Den 2Saderwsrfen, sntbaIteno ls4
a6er Sutes &altteinlano, ipopon 20 Nfsr
6olslan0 1T. 0arauf 1T srriebtst, Gin Q.
tt6dlst fsinernse 5aus, cine CUTE 9ebeucr
une lonit noeb Sleten9skaups. Gin ih6ner,
trasenoer garten,s sass, -,
uno aub fliebenoes Baier be- saSSsD
flneet ftet oabe. -.
Sur ein tleinsr 3bril pss 2lnfaufeprelles
trautt slsiet bssabIt sn ,psrosn, uno Bs(ts
miro ic9Isitb sesebsn. Saufuitise tsGcben
ilh gu mslSsn bel. .Scbn Drummer, CIV in
Sensstaun. Jobn Quns.
Iusult, 20. bU.
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Sbinfen. 3 Ebl. al Ste am safe, l Gbl
a an Der Butter al Ste am Sett, uno
4 Gbl 81 an feosr Seree 6inofeiIb.
Sc mub einem Seoen oeutlib lein, oaB
unter 70 fbsperen Saren es ben Sauern
oieies eanoes unmoolib oemabt miro. ir.
9eno einen ueberflub ibrer probufte in
Gnelono los 5u tperoen.
Dies lino Die SsweoorGnoe. Die Gne.
LAMB uns oarbietet unO mas foQen mir
ais HGct9abe oafiir annebmen 81, bab
mir oei1en feline 5uber. Giiempaare,
observation-disclosures. iroenes @eIbirr,
8anmmolensen8e. fnrs ol!e osTsn Ba:
brifen, frei ,ooer ocb beinabe 70, in6 eono
lafen. uno nidt nit @etreioe ooer fon
itl9en proouften, Die mir i'm ueberauBe
boben, oafiir ausSablen iouen, ionoern
nit faItem "6art9elo," oas. lpie 5u ben
nleocren 5orif' 3eitsn, sp0lf bic vierbebn
Miuonen @eile oes Sabr5 bicnaberee.
i0idt weroen fol-
Siebt ntbt Elm jsoer Sauer Elm, Dap
feline einSi9e 6ofnune in Der Grribtun9
zines einbeimliben Warfte6 lic0t, uno
SDor oaourb, Oab er bic Gribtuna BON
Wanufafturen in ieoem Stdoben uno an
ieoem Strome unterlfdst, in oenen gun.
oerte bon 2euten al6 Qrbsiter befbdftist
iein weroen, bic nit ibren Samilien 2(Qes
uer5ebren, mas Der Bauer BON ieinen 9ans
oesproouftsn erubri9en fam? ST e5 nibt
unter 10 bewanoten umitdnoen, Die Yflibt
zines ieoen Sauern. feline eueerfen Se.
mubun9en iu @uniten 5enrp Glap's uno
zines Sefbusenoen 5arif's an;upsnoen {?
Oem0frat.
6rn. . olfs politifbe 8runos
| d ee. Glner Der parmiten Sreunoe
oes 0errn 9olf it Der yt. .. plebeian.
Sieie6 Slatt fommt often uno ebrlib Sc,
gen Den S6usioa uno fur ben Uniblub
Don Seros beraus.
Serd6tltbe Soppelodnoer m6een 6r.
polf INNER al5 einen Sreuno oes Sbue'
Soles anpreiien, bel perltdnoi9en. ,pobl'
menenoen Suroern weroen ie fenen
9lauben flnoen.
Oahelbs glatt iaat in elmer anoern
Summer
"Oe oemofrotilbe partei Der 9anien
Union 1T .ee9en einen Sbuebou !"
9Seroen bic 3etun9en in oielem Staate
wobl ben Wutb uno Die n6tbi9e Gbrlib.
felt beiieen, oieie ourbous pabre 8e.
bauptun8 ibren eeiern uor6uIe9en?
Ole pier Gon9reB Ganoloaten oer Coco,
focoportei in oer Staot uno i'm Gauntr
9bllooelpbia erbielten nur l4,6O7 Stim'
men. oerr S. 81. Sbunf erbielt oaee.
aen I7,495 Stlmmen. 0dtten Die 2S5e
u a iues bic fir s.. Sbunf ftimm:
ten, fir 6errn Warfel oeitimmt, 70 bdtte
oeler SIG Stmmen mebr erbalten uno
wdrs bamt 8ouperncur Don Yennlplua.
nlen eelpOroen.
Sor. S6unf 1T alto nur our6b ,.Natiue
Skinner" 9ouperneur oielee Staatee.
i. u. n. Welt.
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5aabweresfIntts, fonosrn alsr Der sro6sn
unb perItbieoenen Snterenen, unIeree semsins
ianen Oaterlanbes. 1Dir Gesen unIer unbe.
piastss 3utrauen in Sbrcn patriotiemus H.
mir letulosn Sbnen fur ibre lansjabrisen uno
astreuen cfentliebcn Sien(te unb 9srbinolieb.
feiten, bic mir beSieris lno SurIfsu5ablsu; ;
nit freuen uns im Soraus auf bic @elessn:
belt Sbnrn !peltere Se,peiit unIcrsr NnerteH;
muns Jbrer Scrcienits te5eussn 81 ttnnen
lInIere unsetbelte llnterithgun9 9eb6rt Sbnen
unb mir fcrpern unlerc Sruper in bcr linton
auf fteb uns ansuIeblis6en. 2ls SeIelleH ere
,pablen mir @is ais Ober: Sormann unb ltno
MberSeIat, pa6 felt pen 3asen 2Saibn9tcns
tein bs0erer 9efuncen purbs."
Serr Clap erpiepsrte blerauf folseneers
nabsn:
I, 6err Sbsptaro, Sbncn uno BEN Sbrsls
uern bon Columbia fass itb melnen "ertlncs
lit,ten Dane, fir ole atbtenspertbe 9Sslte
nit Der @ie ibre sissntn itbmeihelbaften Se'
{tununseu aesen mid, Ipipie DE Sbrer SsS
(haftsaeuolTrn aussecrift baben."
"Sbre frempIbaftlibc 2tnrepe 1T Inn 70
anaeuebmer fir mid, ais Its gang unsrwartct
fommt umc mid in Der Sbat hberral6t. Sie
bateu (lt in cnem furebncleu, iphrpise Zone
ousaelprcbtn, ipie CT cinem amcrltanlit tben
~
niebt, wetbe Serbinbuns spiI Ictfn mir uno
rer 5anpwcrtstlale bsltebt, Der Cir anseb6s
rcu. Nb9c(eben pcn rcm Ser9nhSen lepceb,
prl6rs mir Die 8cuuglil9 Ger piclIcltisenSe.
auemlebfeits> uno $urnss urtteI scpdbren,
,9elebe Sbrs Nrteit uuo SeIhifltbtelt ers
seust, rpar entt mcin sinSls hberstenorr Sru'
ber ein ausss3ethnster Sbreiner, uno ieb
alautc Jest nod, ,penn ieb MIDI niobt iebr rs
re, siniss BON ieinsn 5anpen searbeitete 4rs
titel in 4Ihlano su beltsen. Hter por uaem
nabm ih ttets en iefcs Sntereile al ben Sort
fhrittru Der &intte unb manufafturen uMe
res sanots, nnb spar 9ro6er nnc nnathdnsis
ser ais lr9rno elne perlbmllbe Serbinpun9
nit benielben berSorruVn tonntr."
$50 bislt IS filr ,pin( (benspsrtb, ra6 III
fer $ano slns ,pirfIibs, rraftllbe llnatbdn'
SD baebtc unlsre &unltler icllten belhnst
wsrpen lnp itb bin inlner noeb Der Oleinuna,
oab Ite 9escn bic eoneurlrenoeM Nrtltel trens
bsr S(aticnen our6 rin sema6lstes, perninf
tiacs, ltbercs uno fsttitebcnpes Spittm 9ss
fblst Iein Icllten. limb Die grmunteruns
einbeimiihsr Snrultrls. (p,pie bic ermunts:
runs sinbetmiiber Snouitrie, ic,pie bic 8trs
bsruna cer &s16dfts Snterellen mIerer
>anoseute Dor bsncn Srcmber; bic Sebote
,neiner ltrtbeiIetraft, lcrpie bic Sefhble m'i.
nes 5srSsns 1ereinlSen Itdb, melne Seitrebuns
sen 3u oisIem 3psf, lo,pobl in pripat ais
6ffentliben $ebeu, MIR nod mebr anSnlpornel.
ltstsrbrinsen Sts Sbrsn Ssfabrtsn unc
asusbmasn Sie RIbtt, mene inn9iten 0SlM'
f6s far Sbre woblfabrt SIaf nno 3nfries
psnhei." Step.
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Carpets Carpets !! Carpets y!
2SStJfe Snsrssn Carpets, jult srbaltsn
~ nnb 5G bsratsssbtsn prelen su psrs
taafsn bel O'Srien uuD Rai9uel,
Sebilp pw solaensn &u9d.
Sspt. "a. 10.
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0eleQI6aft s2(ua aolun9.

0is llntsrfbrsbsnsm bon Der Srma g te.
pbsn unb Srssorp, babsn iib bsute NIT
bsiosrieitissr einpiaisuns 9strsnnt. 2tas Ysr'
fonsa Die mob an sria9ts Sirma itbuIbi9 itnp,
woasn Ssfdai9lf bsi Sobn SHpbsn anrufen,
Der oaS 8slbdft fortbetrsbt, uno ibrs Nsdbs
nun9en oDne 8srju9 sntrbtsn.
7obn stephen,
Jobn Gregory.
Ssptsmbsr 30 1914. (Oftb. 81 3m.
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D1 orb. - 1m Scnnerfas Den 1iten Oes
tober seristbsn 81 Samee Sapie, sin Sirs
get bon Dlrunt Carbon, uno en anDerer Soot
mann g,amens Sohn Welit, bel D1anpunf,
III @trcit, iucem ieoer lcin 8cct suerit in Die
Sbleuie brnsen sprllt. Sie pattm einan:
oer uuo IN ocm 5ancssmenss lpurpe 9apis
III cen @anal asmorfen uno ertranf, trcs ais
fer ansc,panrtcn 8cttunaeUrrlucbt. gr bin.
terla6t Swei Sinner, obne iraeno Sreunre ober
ltnteritiecr, inoem lth bic Olutter ocrlslten
it6cn felt 2 Sabren i'm gonntps5pepitals Be:
fnbet. gs 1T ocilcb ju bctfen oab ftb ,pobls
ttitise Wenlebsn piefcr perladenen wailtn
anncbmtn ,rerccn. ST.. pr.
Polynesian., 1844-08-10

tions. ,c;thin their o,cn territorial sovereignty.
On the contrary, every nation has an erclus're
right to regulate persons and things, 'rith'n its
orn territory, according to its O's" sorere'g" 'r'",
and public polty."--De Confictu Legem %.
But, nations have true philoprogenitive-
ness; they love their offspring, and would
fam protect them, even extraordinarily, by
the presence Of diplomatic, and consular
agents, which, in the course Of these num-
bcrs, will oblige me to glance slightly, at the
nature and extent, Of the powers delegated
to those agents. LieAMEN.
Honolulu, 9Th August, 1914.
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tho object was War-war with England
about Cuba and Texas.
On Thursday, the debate was continued
by Messrs. Hale. J. X. Ingersoll, Morris,
Giddngs, and others.
on Friday, nearly the whole day was
spent IN on excited debate on a petition
presented by Mr.. Giddings, from a negro
confined m the jail Of Washington City as
a runaway slave, he ayerrlng lha, he is a
free men. The debate was conducted by
Messrs. Saunders, Giddings, Campbell.
Davis Of \. Y, HARRISON, Beardslev King
Of Mass, Cobb, Stetson, A. Y. Brown,
Adams, Payne. and Mcconnell. The re.
ference Of the memorial was opposed on
the ground that The laws Of The District
were sufficient 10 effect The mans release
if he were indeed free man. The petit.
ton was referred 10 the judiciary Com
mittee.
A debate was next commenced on the
bill TO refund Gen. Jackson's fine, which
the majority seemed to have determined
to pass before adjourning. Bu, finally, at
shutdown, adjourned 10 Tuesday.
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MIR GRAHAM.

We referred last week to query which
stated thai Mr.. Graham had opposed CIV.
lng the election Of Governor to the people
We were not sufficiently acquainted with
Mr.. Graham's past course 10 give fat
denial 10 the query but gentleman who
is well acquainted with Mr.. Graham has
furnished rs the following communication
which gives the lie direct to the insinua.
ilon. Ii originated with the Lincoln Con.
rler, and as the person whose name appears
as lis editor has not been a resident OF the
State more than five months and knows but
lilile Of Mr.. Graham's course, the false
hood has been thrown ont through the
agency Of some myrmdon Of Col. Huke,
with the hope that il might operate against
Mr.. Graham's prospects Of election. But
we are rclolced 10 believe that, even adj
hitting that he did oppose giving the cleo
ton Of Governor TO the people, there is not
Wing who would withhold his suffrage
from him for that reason, when they must
believe that I've acted from the honest cou.
vlclion OF his own mind that the people
would not be benefited. But the article
below shows that Mr.. Graham has never
been placed in a situation where his senti
mcnis could be known. So much for the
first f4lsehood:
Mr. Editor: 7 see i charged on Nr Graham.
the Wing Candidate tor the Office OF Governor,
that lac opposed giving tie election Of that officer
to the people. What can be meant by this attack
| on MIR Graham arm al Il loss TO conceive. In no
one Of The public stations which MIR G.. has filled
has that qaesl beca Trough, forward as Q topic
even Of discussion, much less as a matter on
which he could be called TO vote. Nr. Graham
was not in The Convention which amended our
stale Constitution, and there IS no evidence that
the provision giving the election Of Governor 10
the people Is hot approved by him. Opposition
10 it might with equal Justice be attributed 10 his
competitor, aho has never in any public capacity
indicated his sentiment. 10 regard 70 il. ] take
It tof granted That both Tie gentlemen who came
into the public service about the period that the
Constitution Yves revised, approved the modiiica
tons which were adopted ia the Convention OF
1885 Thoy were such az hadheeu suggested and
discussed for time ia the State and IN Tegltd
to which, pablo sentiment was supposed 10 layo
been settled Mr. Graham was a member OF a
Committee who previous TO the Convention IS.
sued On Address 10 tie people Of North Carolina
on the cSpcJicncy OF amending The Constitution
and pointed Gu, the various particulars IA Which
tha, instrument required alteration. Ofth.s Com.
m.ttcc the Hon. William II Haywood was a mem.
hcrand i il said drafted the address referred 10.
Tic two gentlemen concurred ia opinion -and
actively co-operated 10 bringing ont those changes
IL our Constitution which wisdom and justice
demN qded. Of Mr. Grahams opinion abstract
u on the subject referred to, the writer knows
no more than lac does OF the opinion Of Nj lioke
and would at the present stage of a,tefs care
Itle for any pfo!css.ops 10 regard 10 il made ~
either JUSTICE.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life on the 18th day Of Decem.
Der, 1919, Mrs. ELIZABETH 81. JAMESON,
coneort of Thos Jamson. aged Il years.
Mrs Jamson lived and died without the pale
of the Christian Church, but by tie unspeakable
and free mercy Of God through her Divine Re
deerner, on her sick bed realized free aud full
pardon Of her sins and left this vale Of tears with
the bright hope of everlasting life.
few hours before she departed when told that
she could not recover and when asked if she could
trust Jesus now, and if she felt that be was form.
ed within her the I" hope OF Glory" replied, thai
her ronliedece was unshaken--aud thus LEFT
testimony behind that she is now whore the
weary are OF rest and where the Flesh, tbs
World, and the Devil, will ne'cr disturb her re
posse oMMu NicATED.
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TOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM,
OF ORANGE COUNTY.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, 81 Kentucky.
WING BANNER.

4 sound National Currency, regulated by the
wil and authority Of the People.
An adequate Revenue, with fair protection TO
American lndustry-just restraints on the Exec
utiye Power, embracing u further restriction on
Inc exercise Of the Veto.
A faithful administration Of the Public DO.
mlin, with an equitable distribution Of the Pro.
ceedS of sales among the States.
An honest and economical administration OF
the General Government. leaving Public Officers
perfect freedom Of thought and Of the right Of
suFfsge; bot with suitable restraints against i'm
proper interference IN Elections
An amendment Of the Constitution limiting
tie incumbent Of the Presidential Chair 10 a
Single Term.
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T.. IN. ANDREWS,
SERGEO.e' DENTIST.

TEVliANkFUL for the very liberal patronage
Ill heretofore received, would beg leave to in
form the citizens of this and the adjoining coun-
ties, that Tom this time forward he shall consid.
or Charlotte his place of residence. He ex-
poets 10 be able once or twice a year to visit thP
principal village OF each Of the sdlQhqtiy if desired.
lie wI 1'so N,SIt " him warranted from to
~ Az WordIng TO circumstances
D u Prices the same as have charged here for
nearly six years.
Teeth set on Gold Plate [cachl fron 6 10 $40
do on Pivots,
Filling or Plugging with Gold, cach
do do Tin-foil,
Removing Tartar or cleansing entire set, 10
Separating aud Polishing, leach separation) 1
Extracting Teeth or fangs, when charged, each,
u Examination made and advice given free of
charge
All letter addressed to me at this place. will
meet with as prompt attention as it is possible for
me 10 give.
a. Room at the Mansion House.
Charlotte, Jan. 6, 1914. IA
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Tue TARIFF.

Our latest news from congress Is TO the
An inst. I've House Of Representatives
seenog determined so far to lei the Tariff re.
main as it is, three attempts being made
On the 81 to introduce resolutions instruct
ing the Committee of Ways and Means TO
report bill revising the Tariff. The
first attempt was made By Mr.. Rhett, OF
$. C. which vas ncgatiyed, ayes 67, NAYS
lI2-the second was made by Mr.. Black,
Of Ga. and met the same fate, ayes So
uavs si--close shaying-and the third at
tempt was made by Mr.. Mcdowell, Of
OHIO, but before the vote was taken the
House adjourned. On the 4lh, when II
came up in order Il was negatiyed, ayes
81, nays lO2. Several attempts Of the
same nature were made on the 4th but met
with no favor.
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AnoIITIoN 1N coNGREss

Tho JOINT Stock concern IS very
nrol.lic of It's abuse Of old Adams" as II
r.u. l,., AMI c,ory umc ,,ho sac,,s n
at .,.t., - ,.c,
-,
- '''' ,''
ref'osei'''''.'n ~ '''e ii0Nso VI n'l''es''''''
lF's 70 seiee' COMMITTEE ou' ho' one
single "a'l Is saia 10 censure oil Inc Loco
Foco Legislature who forwarded It to Mr..
Adams. II WAS al right aud proper for
them 10 forward such q petition but 10 "a.
ver It's being referred 10 sclec, commit.
ice 70 have \ rrnou mlde thereon. WINS
,,a,c.,,I,. o,,,,oc,,,. l., - tho rc,oI.
Observation-Disclosures,
;, -, ,noro ,b.,
80" eN''' :" =" "ss''''
once that The DcmocH's "a ''e Noi''
were the n0turai allies OF the Soulh' yer
here is Democratic Legislature petition
ing Congress to amend The Constitution 50
as TO ebolish Tue save rePtcse''alloF' anu
THIS paper = num- Mr' Nua'hS ''is oNci
''u o''e'' 50 W. '''"' Nv "'' ~
''o'''s'' "''' o''> 1''''''ls' -, ~
po''''''' =" ol'''"' ''''''y wa 49,, - :,
'o'ue" y 'es'."s ~ 800 = 80
$40" @''' "o "''' '0,s o','e'' 49, ~
coo'sr '''"' = ~" "OoN' y y "'0
sno.'u nave soo''' "'V' Wv "PP' o0'' %
y .o"s - ~ 'o''.s' - go = "
years ago Congress was HOODED WIN peu'
tons 10 stop The Sunday Mats, ana We
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COL. nokE's ACCEPTANCE.

We have received Col. Hoke's letter OF
acceptance, and he is as short as pie crust.
lie does not condescend to tell the people
The measures he nOV approves, but leaves
them 10 infer from his former course where
lie may be found. This is no doubt very
polite IN the Colonel, as there being two
wings TO his party, it would be difficult for
bun TO tell whether his views would suit
both wings or not.
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate, on the 10Th ult. the FIRE.
sidcnt announced that petitions were the
order of the day; and after several we're
presented, Mr.. McDuflic, on leave, intro
dcuced his bill to repeal tue existing Tariff
1t imposes duties upon the true value OF
coods, instead of minimum ad vaiorem
that when the duties exceed 80 per cent
they shall be reduced 10 80 per cent. ad
yalorcm; after the 3lst December to. %
nor cent. and after the 3lst December
ls4i. to 30 per cent. ad valoyem. The
hin was referred 10 the Committee on FL
nance. ,u
Mr.. Bavard, on leave, introduced bill