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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-26
SEN. WHITE UNSEATED
..
RECOUNT GIVES JONES A MAJORITY OF
FIVE.
Only Sealed Boxes Were Counted and There
will be no Majority Report from
Committee

Senator White, Populist of Sampson,
will be unscated. Such will be the unan-
imous recommendation of tine Committee
on Elections to-day. Mr.. Frank Z.
Jones will be seated.
Two weeks ago when the case. first
came before the committee a recount of
the vote in Harnett and Bladen coun-
ties was ordered, the recount to be
made in the presence Of representative
of each side
When the representatives Of contes-
tant and contestee went to make the
recount they found some of the boxes
sealed and some unsealed. Some Of the
latter had been unsealed in the presence
Of the clerk who had custody of them
in order to take out the registration
looks. When the recount was had it
showed the following change in the
vote:
ORIGINAL COUNT.
Jones Democrat) .............. 1,645
White pop eist) 1865
RECOUNT.
Jones DemOcraO. ............. 1856
White (PopulisO ................ 1882
A gain for Jones on the recount Of
"A votes. The recount of Baden
showed a gain of two votes for Jones.
Although there was nothing to indi-
cate that any of the boxes had been
tempered with the committee did MOI
consider those boxes in reaching a decis-
ion, but took the count only Of the
boxes that were sealed until the recount
was had. The gain from these boxes
alone showed majority Of five for
Jones'
There was a mass Of evidence from
Sampson, Harnett and Bladen going
to show that a number Of illegal votes
had been cast for White but counsel fer
Jones rested his case on the recount
in Harnett unless it should be found
that the committee could not accept the
recount. After hearing a statement cf
all the facts committee voted to admi.
the recount with the result given above.
Senator Campbell, Republican member
of the committee, stated after the com
mittee adjourned that he was satisfied
from the evidence shat Mr.. Jones
should be seated
Attorney Stewart appeared for Mr..
White and James II. pou for Mr.. Jones,
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THE DAYS BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

Petition from the merchants of Haw
River asking the repeal of the Mer-
chants Purchase tax. BY Carroll, Of
Alamance. Committee on Finance.
Petition to prohibit fishing in Black
River, in Baden county. By James, Of
Bladen.
Petition asking the incorporation Of
Bladen Union Baptist church. BY Cur
RE. of Baden. Committee on PROPOSE
tions and Grievances.
Petition from the Merchants of Way
nesYile asking the repeal of the Mer-
chants Purchase Tax. BY Davis, Of
Haywood Committee on Finance.
Petition of the Merchants Of Nash
villce asking the repeal OF the Mer-
chants Purchase Tax. BY Ellen. Of
Nash. Committee on Finance.
Petition of citizens of Coleraine, Ber-
tie county. asking the repeal of the
Merchants Purchase Tax. BY Winston,
of BERTHE. Committee on Finance.
Petitions of the citizens of Northamp-
ton county against the stock law. BY
Winston, of BERTHE Committee on
Propositions and Grievances.
Petition from the Merchants of Ashe-
boro, asking the repeal of the Mer-
chants Purchase Tax. BY Redding, of
Randolph. Committee on Finance.
Petition of the colored school teachers
of Edgecombe respecting education. BY
Gillian. of Edgecombe. Committee on
Education.
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CRAVEN COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Isaac Smith Tells How the Negro Set
tied the Whole Hash.

tied the Whole Hash.
Isaac Smith, Craven's negro member,
again monopolized the tail-end of .ha
proceedings.
His first appearance was against Il
bill increasing the number of ccmmis-
sioners of Craven county His second
and last was in behalf of his pet scheme
of getting back from the United States.
for the negroes of the South. the money
that they lost by the Freedman's Say
iilgs Bank.
The act to increase the number Of
commissioners in Craven county from
three to seven was explained by AIr.
Thompson, of Onslow.
He said the bill was for the purpose
of putting Craven county affairs into
the hands of such people as elected a
majority of this Legislature.
Smith, of Craven: at is unjust for
this House to believe that this board
of commissioners is radical board.
Not more than a month ago they put in
a register of deeds. the regular nominee
of the Democrat party. They put in a
treasurer. the regular nominee of the
Democratic party, and other folks that
were Democrats were put in. That's
not Radicalism. That's what | call
doing the thing up brown And my race
did ii. | want 'eln to get credit for
that. There are two white men and
one black man on the board The
whites split and the col0red man step
Jed in and settled the whole hash"
This bill passed and its companion
70 provide for the election of County
Commissioners by justices of the peace
came up.
Smith amended to allow the people 20
elect the commissioners the first elec-
ton to be he,d at the next general elcc-
tion instead of in June. 1900 70 have
II special election, he said. would cost
between $500 and $1,000. His amend
ment. he said. saved this. and he be-
lieved the tax payers of the county
would endorse it,
Mr. Thompson, of Onslow. explained
that the bin was not for an election by
the people. but by the justices of the
peace. mt the June meeting, as under
old fashioned Democratic customs.
Smith: IF | understand the eXposi-
ton of the gentleman there will be no
election by the people.
Speaker: That's the way the chair
understands the bill.
Smith: LET err go then" daughter
As the motion was about to be put Cn
the passage of Smiths amendments. ne
yelled ont from his seat:
Its withdrawn"
The bin passed.
Undaunted by these two defeats,
Smith now asked the House to listen
to him on his Freedmans Savings
Bank resolution.
Il ask you to listen in the name Of
humanity and in the name of God. This
rotten bank befriended by Grant and
Lincoln and other prominent Rep lbli.
cans. when it went down carried with
it S1,500,000 belonging to the color"d
man. That great and good man, Grover
Cleveland, favored my idea about this.
That man who represents all that
good and true and noble-F. NJ. Sim
monsduring his two years in Congress
spoke a word in behalf of my idea"
He argued at some length on the
business of his cause. and appealed to
the House to do what it could to aid him
in creating sentiment in favor Of it.
The resolution, which had been I'M
fayorably reported by the Committee Oh
Federal Relations, was re-referred &c
that committee.
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BIsMARK,s IRON NERVE

Was the result of his splendid health
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-26
AGAINST THE MODEST MEMBER
Mr., Moore's Terrible Conspiracy Dis
covered Just in Time.

A pleasant little break in which even
the Speaker took part, came in the dull
routine of reading biHs and taking votes
when resolution introduced several
days ago by Mr.. Moore, of Jackson,
came before the House for adoption.
The resolution directed that calen-
Mar be prepared on which should be put
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-26
THE HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

Another Big Batch of Merchants Pur-
chase Tax Petitions.
The House convened at 10 o'clock,
Speaker Conner presiding.
Prayer was offered by Rev. I. II. Balm,
of this city.
Reading the Journal Of Tuesday was
dispensed with.
Reports OF Standing Committees were
made as follows:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-26
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED.

Fl. e. III, S. Il. 203: Act to autho-
rize the treasurer of Randolph county to
pay certain school claims. Committee
on Education.
H. r. 5T2: Resolution in favor of the
repeal of the Merchants Purchase Tax
BY Henderson, of Mecklenburg. Com
mittee on Finance.
H. b. 573: Act to prohibit the sale of
spirituous liquors within three miles of
Burgaw Greek Methodist church. BY
James, of Ponder Committee on Propo-
sitions and Grievances.
IT. Is. 574: Act to incorporate the
knights of Hyde, benevolent insurance
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-26

four years" and insert ''for the past
six years"
The amendment was lost and the
original resolution was adopted.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-26
AT ST. MARY'S TONIGHT.
DIR. Henry L. shepherds lecture On
"a Survey of English Poetry

The two lectures to be delivered N
st. Mary's this evening If eight and to-
morrow at the same hour, by DIR. Fl my
Il. Shepherd, of Johns Hopkins, will
be of unusual intere5. These are the
fourth and fifth in series of lectures
given at the school this winter and will
unquestionably be among the very finest
heard during the year. DIR. Shepherd is
a cultured scholar anG n delightful
speaker, and his subjects "A Survey Of
English Poetry" will appeal to every
one The friends of the school are cor
daily invited to be present.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-26
SCOTLAND COrNTY.

The House Committee on Counties,
Cities and Towns yesterday changed the
time for hearing the Scotland county
case. 1t is now set for next Monday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-26

Notice is hereby given that application
will he made to the next general assem-
hlv If North Carolina to charter "The
CITY Electro Gas Co." If Rocky Mount
N. q. tt
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A signal failure has wrecked many
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding o special term for Orphans
Court busness.-ln re estate of Sarah VI. Edwards
deceased. No. 1858, administration docket 25.-
Application having been made TO the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia. holding a special
term for Orphans Court business, for probate Of
Il last will and testament and for letters tesla
mentary on sail estate. by James s. Edwards ex-
ecutor named In said WILL II is ordered this 2Sth
DAY OF July, 1899. that notice is hereby given to
William H. Aachir, Charles Biwin Mackir "a
bridge Machir Charles Gates Machir and Mary J.
Ming and to all others concerned. to appear In
saii court on Friday, the eighth day Of September,
AID. 1899. at 10 o'clock m. to show cause why
such application should not be granted. This no.
tic shall be published in the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Evening Star once in each q three
successive weeks before the return day therein
mountaineering first publication to he not less
than thirty days before said return day Nv the
c2aTf; A c BRADLEY, Justice. Attest: ii. J..
GRIFFITH, Acting Register OF Wills EDW ARDS
q BARNARD, 500 9Th ST. NV. Attorneys for Ap-
plicant- fyaI-Isvaf
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FOR lighthouses.
UNEUItNISisED.
l. S.E.COR.1rHSL NV.


go r NV. Tr&h. 30
llu9 18th. 6r&b fat. 20. 80
lSs5 Mass ay ne. oT. b. 81
237 I'd NV. Grab. .2l.O
l322 9TH NV. Gr&b. 20. so
2025 18th NV .stc&6r. 20. 90
2s26 u NV, 1r&b. Is. 80
1919 Sta NV, Crab. 1850
iuS l.. SrNb teOil -iS.V0
I5s hickman. Gr&b.lI 80
1924 It'll. sto&6r. .l6. 80
rs 18th sly .6I&b- AZ. DO
AIS Elm NV, crab. Is. 80
i1I9 Sth nv, Or.
/ wa (cop........l5.S0
4I2 | NV. Sr.wtcoD is. 80
s2S 6tb nv. Ar. wtcopl5. 30
1921 9th NV, Or.
wa tcOD ....-l3- 90
l5I2 y zap. 6r. h. -l2.G0
40 % NV. 4r&b nat.l..J0
Ga l. NV. 4r&h fiat Zoo
ZlI3 Stn uM, 5r X "
tIoii ,--......----. 10 30
2e67 Sth. 4r&w(con 1870
; PAPA 18th Rw. ID. wa. 10. 30
2U34 7th. sto&2r. 300
lUSS 3lSt. AZ uat. 900
flee for Rent Bulletin. F"
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR WASH PROP
erty-a hne country farm In N. Y. state: 10
acres; well wooded. Apply COOK BROS for
further Information 1908 14th st. n.w. ty22-2ws
SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES
including two or three valuable stock farms OF
300 to 500 acres, within easy reach Of Washing.
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my13-6
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FOE RENT1BY BE sal
Aois ftn NV. large
store, warerogn q

store, wareroOm q
cellar. $50. co
Dos 18th NV, 12r&b. ca. 10
1908 r / ay, lpr&b. 90. 0O
1iu5 nth NV, 3r&b. 45.uU
luSo Sth, sr&h. 40. 1T
6l2 Mass av, 1lrSsb. 40 90
liz 9Th NV. 9r&h. 50. 80
1872 T NV. ler&b- So 30
43o NJ NV. 12r&b. 81. 81
1877 It'll. store. 2r,
Gel d stab. .35. 90
1916 It'll NV, store
d 5r&b Hat. 90
SIG 18th s'v. sto&dw,
CRIB, bazy&siab. 80. 90
" Y NV, Si&p. Ju.vU
loi0 3uth NV, Sr&b. =. Ou
l34S L my. Sr&b Ut. u. 90
1853 10Th nv. gr&b. ~ 80
1907 18th st, Or &
bath Hat. .27. so
1880 10th NV. 6r&b. Is. 81
op u NV, store. oo
SSl 9th nv. st&dw u. 90
lIS q Sc, srNb. x. ia,
ga n Y av. Grab. % 50
Phone 1913. Cal: an a
1ysH-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE WILL EXCHANGE FOR
LARGER house or clear lots. or viii sell or lease
FOR term Of years p an er rea n1nse looeo So
Capital Traction cars; with barn. fruit trees,
gas, water sewerage promised Make offer as
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CHIROPODISTS.

FEET
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

WANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY-HAyE 2 RES
licences In NV, unincrmbered: rented viii ex
change for good business property $50 oG, m
$4,000, and pay cash difference REN r
BRADFORD. 7l3 14th at. nv. iy2o-et
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MEDICAL.
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Expert specialist in the cure OF all special dis
eases eases OF mea and women Consultation free
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON. d. G, POST OFFICE NOTICE.
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Office follows: ~
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PROPOSALS.

ering about $500 Square Feet Of Granite Coping
for the District Of Columbia-Onice of the Com.
missoners, D. c., Washington, July 90 1885,
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until TWELVE NJ. THURSDAY AUGUST
TENTH. 1889. for furnishing and delivering about
$500 square feet OF Granite Coping u inches
thick, to the District Of Columbia for the Bright
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pieation at this office. The right Is reserved TO
reject any or all bids. JOHN B. WIGHT, JOHN
W. ROSS LANSING II. BEACH. Commissioner
d. C. iy21-6t
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tUR RENT
Store, cellar&stable.
1918 Pa av NV. 500. 90
22d and L, sto&dw 80. 90
Flat19l3 Pa av. Sr, b4U. 81
1917 q, Tor Il .40.Uv
Su3 II ne, s:o&dwg 80 81
6.S Sd he, stSdwl. .35. 10
lel3 ii NV, Or, b,
Gel, large yard. 30. %
GA Sd ne. Sr&ba. %. so
Good, cheap fuses for
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1889 Columbia st. NV, 7r. brick, ami. $40 SO
Rear 1872 l. st. s.w., 4-room frame, water 100
jy2S-3t WIN. y. HOLTZMAN, 1871 1t. NV.
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MALE.

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FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

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FOR RENT-201o 18TH ST. NV: 2-STY B.-W.
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FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEwRITERS AT
The REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand; deiv-
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Of new when directly following rental.
WiCKOBF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT
de19-tf Cor Sth and + sts NV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-25
INFECTIOUS EXAMPLES.

Bad examples corrupt good morals.
That IL certsipiy true enough. But good
examples hsve in NV experience proved
no less infectious. Let good cultivstor
move into = neighborhood Of farmers,
and the influence Of his good cultivation
and Of his advanced style Of farming
will soon be felt all through the vicinity.
Ten years sgo brought flock OF pure
bred I.sngshSn fowls into this town.
To-day YOU will find Lsngshan fowls on
half Of the places around here where
poultry are kept. Let one neighbor
plant really good new strawberry, and
Il will not be many years before most OF
his neighbors slso grow the same kind.
Owing 10 the peculiar local conditions
10 this township or village, most OF the
orchards (snd they are mostly large
ones) have been neglected for years.
Now, after fairly profitable fruit sea-
son last year, some of the occupants OF
these farms, mostly renters, felt encour-
sged 10 sleek and trim and clean up the
orchards, aud II seems thst the whole
community at once felt moved TO do the
same thing. As consequence we notice
now a great improvement in the general
outward appearance OF the orchards
around US. So it Is with the home gar
dens. Let one man take pains with his
garden, and all the other people la the
vicinity, seeing the good results from
the others efforts 10 that direction, will
at once begin 70 take deeper interest
in their gardens. The consequence
again Is = great Improvement 10 the sp-
pearance and the practical value OF the
gsrdeus In a whole neighborhood. Let
Us not weary doing good In these lines.
We may be sure that the effect Will be
lasting, and even future generations
will have reason 10 bless our memory
Practical Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-25
A LONG FELT WANT

..aus tnhe nieasanf.

I, IS hard always to be pleasant
Good natured people are often fn-
table. or,d
Ii you knew the reason. you woui'
not be surprised.
Ever have itching piles.
No, sick enough TO so 10 oeo, OF
No, wei enough to be content
No,h;ng VII annoy you so.
The constant itching sensation
Hard to bear. harder 20 get fe"eI
Keeps YOU awake nights
Soo,ls your temper-neariy orives you
crazy. 81, w,,,,
II is to be had for everyone IN Doan
Ointment :..,;,c
Itching Piles. Eczema or any 'tchins
Here is the proof OF the above; Mr.
Cue Snow OF "a Prospect street. Weo-
- Nass saws: we were so iavoraofy
;.n,,.ssrd with the results obtained rom
as;ro Doan's Kidney Pills that We reA-
.onsd i What was claimed Tor them
VAS so thoroughly earried our, WI!
should not the representations nlAae ,o'
noan's Ointment be equally as true. ns..
;ng on this reasoning. we procured
Ms Ms ~ the Ointment for a case oil bleso
-, hsrrorrhoids. or piles. IN my fanny
G .h,ch had resisted all ordinary enot,'
c,,-s Its soothing effect was 'ei
si,rr The frst application As the tIea. I
< -, vr.s eoutinued. the afiiicnon graz,
% mslix ceased. and 6nally disappsaIeo
We consider both Deans On On'msn men
and Doan's Kidaey Piils valuable en, rem
sd,es' ss and have no hesitadon in reeo"
mending them -, nv Al, deal
.,s Price 20 cents. Mailed ~ ros
,s;Jburn Co. Buffalo, N. =, sol
gents Tor the United Statea kenelh n
her the name-Dosn's 's-snd take 10 'aD
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