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SENATE. APRIL 5.

Senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment President in the chair. The fol-
lowing Senators answered to their
names: Mr.. President, Messrs
Adams, Baker, Bitch, BrOome, But
Ter, Carson, Cottrell, Crews, Grill,
Denham, Dimick, Harris, Kirk, Law,
Myers, McCaskill, McCreary, Mac
Williams, Neel, O'Brien, Palmer of
14th, Peacock, Rogers, Rouse, Whid-
den, Sans, Wilson of 4th, Wilson of
7th, Wadsworth and Williams-32.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLU-
TIONS.
By Mr.. William, S. R. No. 5-That
the President shall appoint a COM
mittee of five on Clerical Aid, and
that to this committee shall be re-
ferred all requests for clerical help
for investigation, and report to this
bOuy.
Mr.. Williams moved adoption.
Agreed to.
The President appointed the follow
ing as the committee: Messrs. Rogers
Harris, O'Brien, Bitch and McCaskill
At Mr.. Williams request he was ex-
cused.
By Mr.. Denham, S. R. No. 6-That
the Secretary be instructed to prepare
a daily calendar for the use of the
Senate, and have 200 copies printed
each day, as per contract made with
the State Printer for publishing same.
Mr.. Denham moved its adoption.
Agreed to.
By Mr.. Bronze, S. B. No. $50
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ton of such road used by them in re-

ton of such road used by them in re-
pair. Referred to Judiciary Com.
By Mr.. Zewadski, H. Joint R. No.
24-PropoSing an amendment to Sec
tions 2 and of Article 5 of the Laws
of the State of Florida, relating to
the Supreme Court. Went over un-
der the rules.
By Mr.. Zewadski, H. Joint R. No,
25-Proposing an amendment to Sec
tiOn of Article 5 of the Constitution
of the State of Florida relating to the
Judicial Circuits. Referred to the
Com. on Const. Amendments.
By Mr.. .Zewadski, H. Joint R. No.
26-Proposing amendments to Sec
tions, 8, 9 and 10 of Article 5, of the
Constitution of Florida, relating to
the Judiciary Department. Referred
to Com. on Const. Amendments.
By Mr.. Zewaddski, II. B. No. 27e-
Enlarging the chancery jurisdiction
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B An " Err S ALIVE
LEGISLATIVE ABSTRACT.

('"ntinu"d from q Pag.)
Phosphate Commissioners and an In
spectOr of PhOsphates, and to define
their duties and their authority to
grant the right to mine phosphate in
the beds of navigable waters of the
State Of Florida upon certain condi-
tions, and to prohibit persons from
mining unlaWfully the same. Referred
to the Com. on Mining and Phos-
phate.
By Mr.. Zewadski, H. B. No. 20
creating three Congressional Dis
tricts in the State of Florida, and de-
fining the boundaries of same, and
repeating Sections 81 and So of the
Revised Statutes of the State of Flor
ida. Passed over informally.
By Mr.. Zewadski, H. B. No. 21-
Requiring a special license tax to be
paid by telegraph companies doing
business in this State. Referred to
the Com. on Railroads and Tele-
graphs.
By Mr.. Zewadski, H. B. No. %
to require persons running or operat-
ing log-timber or turpentine carts or
wagons, or persons habitually haul
ing heavy loads on or over the public
roads of this State, to keep the por-
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a Family Medicine Chest.

"a famil! medicine chest for ten cents
IL a pretty littl' enameled metal box
q ku have the means of keeping the,
YAlnle family ealthy, from baby to gOOG
.h;i grandpa. TO To your druggist and
sfst b'-x of Cascarets Candy Cathartie.
& y ten cents, and see that you always,
lfIve them in the house. Collie, sick
hsadache, d. dyspepsia, plmpleS, sleepless-
IfS.ks. worms and nearly every other all
. s-m are ured by some form of con
>,'pation and in that little box yOu ha7s.
akeifrCt remedy always at hand. SaTS'
' .Ur doctor bills and prevent serious i'll
rlAs by the useOt the sweet. dainty littBsp
ISects of candy that make you well antj
SIP you we'll. We recommend Casca-
Kts To all our readers.
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amendments to Section 9 of Article
XVI, of the Constitution. Referred to
Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. McCreary, S. b. No. 41-TO
amend Section 3 of Chapter 4537 of
the Laws of the State of Florida, ap-
proved June z, 1897, of an act entitled
an act to amend Section 2, 3, 4, 6, 10,
70, %, a, %, 30, 81, 10, of an act en-
titled an act to provide for the regis
tratiOn Of ali legally qualified voters
in the several counties of the State,
and to provide for general and spe-
cial elections, and for the returns of
elections, approved May %, 1895. Re-
ferred to Committee on Privileges
and Elections.
By Mr. MacWilliams, S. B. No. 40
To protect contractors, mechanics,
labOrers and material men, and to
provide for the summary collection of
moneys due them for wages or ma
terials furnished. Referred to the
Committee on Organized Labor.
By Mr. Neel, S. B. No. 43-TO pro-
hibit the carrying of arms secretly.
Eeferred to COmmitte on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Neel. S. B. No. 44-TO pre-
scribe the mode of procedure in courts
Of Justices of the Peace and County
Judges. Referred to Committee on Ju-
dietary.
By Mr.. Butler, S. B. No. 45-TO
prohibit the sale and transportation
for sale of fresh water fish beyond the
limits of the county in which they
are caught. and to fix a penalty fOl
violation thereof Referred to Com
mittee on Fisheries.
By MIR. Butler, S. B. No. 46-TC
amend Section 145 of the Revised
Statutes. Referred to Committee or
agriculture.
By Mr.. Wilson of 7th, S. B. No. Al
Amend Section 1 of Chapter 478S Ol
Continued on Sixth Page.)
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To. Causes Night Alarm.

t"Duc ui@hl my ir,,' h,r's h.hy MA
'$k II WI, 81. u :" wr't.-7 Ms. J. -
s,trde., ut C.IJ r.rdru. Ky, i s.'rmrD
w"utld ) 1T ,cle b FIRE ~ I: UI'l get
c". IF. =, W gave IL Dr. K,gs NJ
b s,r.vrry, winch gave q'I cK r'!h-f AZ
ls,. mr:ir,.tls cured is. - al avs ke' 4,
~ I3i ,h'- Eou . 10 protect oar chlldr,t
from Group and " huOpmg Cough |
cured m,. OF q chronic bronchial trnub d.
uirai np q her remedy w"uid 'rli'-v"
lnfellIbl' for Coughs, IOidl irr"at ant
Lung troubles. j0c AMI 81 %. Tia
haJtitS iTe' aL all drug sIStS.
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A Sure Thing for You.

A transaction in which you cannot
lose is a sure thing. Biliousness,f sick
headache, furred tongue, fever, piles
and thousand other ills are caused by
constipation and sluggish liver. Casca-
rets Candy Cathartic, the wonderful
new liver stimuIant and intestinal tonic
are by all druggists guaranteed to cure
or money refunded. G. G. G. are a sure
thing. Try box to-day; 1Oc., 25c., SOC.
Sample and booklet free. See our big
d,
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establish a law uniform with the laws
Of other States relative to divorce
procedure and divorce from the bond
o. marriage. Referred to Committee
Oa Judiciary.
BY 2ir. Same S. B. No. 40-To re-
i.abuiSe the county of Lake for ,er-
tin criminal cost and expenses paid
i@ il prior to the adoption of tEc
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We live in country of which t h
principal scnuRge IS stOmach-trCuble.
1t is more wide spread than anv other
disease, and, very nearly more danger
Ous.
One thing that makes it so dangerous,
is that it is So little understood.
If it were better understood, it would
be more feared. more easily cured, less
universal than it is now.
So, those who wish to be cured. take
Shaker Digestive Cordial, because it goes
to the root of the trouble as no other
medicine does. The pure. harmless. cur
ative herbs and plants, of which it Is
composed. are what render it so certain
and, at the same time, so gentle a cure
1t helps and Strengthens the stomach,
purIfies and tones up the system.
Said by druggists, price 10 cents to
$l.O0 per bottle.
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Are You sick? If so. investigate the
merits of Herbine. 1t is concentrated
medicine. the dose is small. yet it quickly
produces the most gratifying results, di~
gpstion improves, the lips and cheeks
lose their palOr. the eye BECOMES bright
AMI the step elastic. Price, so cents.
Wight E Bro
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For over fifty Years

Mr.. WlnsIow's Soothing Syrup his
r'n used ton over fifty years by anil
I;'rs of mnthPrs for their children wk.h
eettng. with perfect success. It>onthCe
'ne child, ~Ufttns me gums, aIlays All
AIN, cures Wind colo, and II tIir ',.-st
r,'fnedy for diarrhOaa. 1t Will rt,Ii.,t
he poor little sufferer immediately
Sold by druggists III every part uf ril:
world, twenty-five cents a bottle. f..
'nrP and ask for Mrs. Winsl0w's Scott
~ Syr'Is, " ,n'' take no other kIna
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Sore Eyes. Precede Blindness.

When the children's eyes are sore.
look out! Don't let a simple trouble
ruin them for life. Get bottle OF the
genuine John R. DIckey's Old Reliable
Eye Water and Use it at once. It doesn't
hurt the sorest eyes and the good effect
is almost immediate. the genuine is
always enclosed in a red carton. At
Wight & Bro. s Drug Store.
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You will waste time if you try to cure
W. IgeStlon or dyspepsia by starving
JSulSeh. That only makes it worse
rau nen you do eat heartily. You always
80 80 plenty of good food properly di-
eoS.eo. sS. Kodal Dyspepsia Cure is the
ult OF years Of scientific research for
setnlng that would digest not only
Ae ArI elements of food but every kind.
.S IL Is the one remedy that will do
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Everybody Says So.

Lf Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the mOssJ
E@Onderful medical discovery of the age.
pleasant and refreshing to The taste, acts
gently and positively on kidneys, hVe.r
land bowels, cleansing the entire system .
S1isPel colds, cure headache, fever, bab-
6tual constipation and bilious1ess-.
PLEASE buy and try a. box of G. c. c. to =
kiay; 10, %. so cents. Sold and guarart-
iced to cure by all druggists
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commissioners for the selection there
for. Referred to the Com. on Educa-
tiOn.
By Mr.. Williams, H. B. No. 20
Making an appropriation for a cruise
of instruction and for the transporta-
tiOn of the Naval Militia of the State
of Florida for the years 1901 and
1902, and to provide for the expenses
necessary for the proper equipment,
instruction and maintenance of the
florida Naval Militia. Referred to
the Com. on Appropriations.
By Mr.. Blain, H. Con. r. No. g.
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A Superb G ip Cure.

JuhIisOn'S Tome - I Su -,,h cir y cure.
Dawes ont every Erac~ of Grip Poison
iron. the y. .strm. D,ea it qu OK. Wi;hut.
;in hour II enters tie blOI and he In<
to neulraliZe the ffeclS Oi the pb,srn.
NI.lnm dap IL places Il GrID vIcLIm
"cyumd the paint of danger. Wi. iin a
week. ruddy checks attest = turn ,f p.-r-
sect health. Price. 30 cents ii 1t cur, -.
Ask for Johns, MS Chill anu Fever Tonic.
I. Ike nUthIng else.
Grant, KOOnce, McRae of PaScO, Um-
stead, Whaley, Williamson and Wolfe
IA.
Adjourned.
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ferred to Com. on City and County
Organization.
By Mr.. Harvell, H. B. No. 31-To
regulate the carrying of concealed
weapons in the State of Florida. Re-
ferred to Com. on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Amos, H. B. No. 32-To re-
appOrtiOn the State of Florida into
Congressional Districts. Laid over.
By Mr.. Smith, H. B. No. 33-Provid-
ing for the admission to the practice
of law in the Courts of this State of
the graduates of the law departments
of the John B. Stetson University.
Referred to the Com. on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Smith, H. B. No. 34-In re-
lation to the use of bicycles on side
paths, for licensing bicycles for
appointment sidepath commissioners,
and for construction, maintenance,
regulation and preservation of side
paths by defining the powers and du-
ties Of commission. Referred to the
Com. on Pub. Rds and Highways.
By Mr.. Rivers, H. B. No. 35-To
provide for a uniform system of text
books for the public schools of the
State of Florida, and to provide for
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DUNCAN
and .EnbalngH

EF Dealer in Marble Foreign anEI
Dnnies'ic. Orders Filled on Short NotNsa
9re his cuts and prices before sending.
IOnPV outside the State. 44-1y
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Between the ages of fifteen and forty
five, the time when wOmanhOOd begins
and motherhood ends. it is estimated
that the aggregate term of wOman's suf
fering is ten years. Ten years out o.
thirty! One third of tie best part of a
wOman's lfe sacrificed! Think of the
enormous loss of time! But me is not
all that is lost. Those years of suffering
steal the bloom from the cheeks, the.
brightness from the eyes, the fairness
from the form. They write their record
in many Gre; Sc and wrinkle. What a
boon then to woman, is DIR. Pierces Fa
vOrite Prescription. 1t promotes perfect
regularity, DIRE 8 up debiltating drains,
heals liberation, cures female weakness
and establishes the delicate wOmanly or
gans in vigorous and permanent health.
No other mericine can do for woman
what is done by DR.. Pierce's FavOrIte
Pre- scriptiOn.
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1nf,'org,
(,HURCRES.

r,,rRCH, south. NJ. E H. Mabry, Pas
M Etr,.,,icns: r., PreachIng every oaUpttu II
eor; n p VI. sabbath School 9:l5 A. J.
A. AD-.cr n; Ne .7ir,c, Wednesday AT 7:@ r Vi
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Ten ~ Ave esnts, At c-nSgists, GrOeen. Re,aur.,,
&A1o0as, NeWs-Shnds, GeSerai Stores and BarbSrI
shsps Thy banish pain induce aleep and proloo9 ma
oA0 evss Tiefi No matter what's the ns%tsF oee iii
= Y0H gOS1 Tea samples lnt sas Housani ~
Reeala pent b nail e any address % receipt q prea
AgAs Npans cAsAioal Co., INSprSos g., NsW'Yo9kO Ga
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Almost Smothered.

Las, Sunday night there was a
iarga audience in the Methodist
church to participate in and enjoy
the closing service of the revivol.
The bOuse was well filled-tbere
were few vacant seats. For some
time in the beginning in of the SER
vice, the registers were open and the
hot mir was pouring into the room.
The windows-everY one of them
end the doors, We're closed. The
air was hot The large crowd fan.
ned. Soon the sexton, or somebody
else, opened a window on each
side of the church and closed the
registers The cool fresh arr was
absolutely exhilarating. But alasl
I'm about five minutes, parties sitting
near the windows were getting little
100 much air, and upmindful of the
rest OF the people, promptly closed
The windows tight, and there we
were, and there we sat for an hour
and half, breathing air that had
been used many times-poison air.
The whole audience became drowsY.
notwithstanding a brilliant and in
terestiug service.
Why will not sext ous veutilate
crowded churches Why don't some
one else see to it if he sexton fails?
This Same thing occurs often in all
churches No sermon or service can
oe as effective as it should he in an
lilly ventilated room. Besides, ar
once used becomes poisonous Let
in the air,
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WHY This SiLence2

Philander @. Knox was Tuesday
sworr in as Attorney General and
took bis seat as a member of the
Cabinet.
Now that the matter is fully con
sumated, will the chief Republican
newspapers of this city and of he
country find their voice to speak of
it'll Is it not so unusual as ia be ex-
traordlnary that President can fill
this important Office without evoking
a word of approval from the leading
organs of his party! Did such a
thing ever happen before7
1t would really be interesting TO
have the opinion OF these journals as
to to the wisdom and policy Of ap-
pointing chief counsel OF the billion.
dollar Steele Trust to administer the
antitrust laws Do they think it
prudent-to put it on no higher
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The District Far.

The Southwest Virginia Agricul
tural and Live Stock Association,
chartered by the last Legislature, met
In Radford and elected officers and
arranged for meeting this Fall in
the city of Radford,, last week.
James H. McGavock was elected
President, H. B. Howe, Secretary and
John G. Osborne, Treasurer. An
amount of land has been purchased,
and race track and necessary build
ings will be built at once.
Hon. II. @. Stuart of Russell; Hon.
A st. Clair and Maj. Samuel Walton.
of Tazewell, will take lively interest
in the Fair.
The gentlemen who have the mat
ter in hand never do things by halves,
and much and lasting good may be
expected from the Fair, to the stock
raisers and farmers generally, Ia
the district, which embraces the en-
tire Southwestern portion of the
State.
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Beautiful Charity,

A friend remarked in our hearing
recently that "the best people IN the
world live in Richmond" Certain II
is that the Richmond people, when
occasion requires, prove that they
possess the noble virtue of sympathy
with the suffering and distressed.
Mrs Slaughter, the wife OF the un
fortunate victim Of the fire last week.
has had most substantial proof of the
goodness Of heart of the people
among whom she lives No sooner
was the sad loss Of the husband an
nounced than money for The destitute
woman and her children began TO
pour in. Already the fund has
reached into the thousands, aud is
still growing. May it reach into
hundreds of thousands!
This beautiful deed of the citizens
of Richmond will be memorial of
OF them for all timel
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Ia - re RIA
Bears the II The Kind You Have Always Suupl
Of G>WZ zL<%
Our Tax System.

The Stanton News thinks the
Tax laws of Virginia tend to make
che people dishonest. cit seems
10 us" says our contemporary
"that if there is any class of law
In the world that would make
rascals out of the people it is the
tax laws of Virginia. We have
double taxation on all sides: we
have inequality in assessments all
over the State; we have an income.
Tax law that is so involved that bo
VINO wlsnes to misinterpret II can
90 so without much stretcbin, Of
DIS conscience, and nine out of ten
persons do misinterpret it; we tax
everything, almost every profession
anu every privilege"
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Notice to correspondents.

Once more: We want the news
from every post office in the county,
and will be glad to publish letters
sent us when the name of the writer
is given, and the matter is suitable
for the paper. But we cannot
publish letters that we cannot read.
Some of our communications are so
carelessly and badly written that
we cannot make them opt. We
are fairly good at deciphering bad
writing and spelling, but there Is
a limit to our ability and time.
Please be careful, and always give
your name, which will not be pub
Iished, if so requested, and write
plainly, on one side OF the sheet
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Was AgUInoIdo Bo ught2

The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes
a letter from New York, in which il
is stated by man now in Manila.
that Aguihaldo surrendered to Gem
eral Funston, according to precon-
certsd plan, and that he eurrendered
for consideration of money and a
guarantee of personal liberty and
protection. 1t is impossible to say
with certainty whether the report is
true or not, but it is certain that this
would have been much the cheapest
course if it had been done in the be-
ginning of the war, which has already
cost more than S2OO,0OO.0OO.
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INDUS TRIAL COMMISSION.
CoIored Teacher Wants National
Aid for Educational PURPOSES.

Washington, April lO-Maior r.
II. Wright, coIored man and presi-
oeht OF TIE Industrial Collnze near
Savannah, Ga, appeared before the
industrial Commission today. lie
advocated national aid in the matter
- the education Of 'he iace, saying
That 1t Is Necessary to their advance
ment. He did not consider the
southern States financially able to
give the necessary assistance. cit
is impossible" he said, ''for Northern
men to realize the condition of igno-
rance among the people in the South,
nor the difficulty under which they
labor IN trying to secure informa-
ton. He wauld also have tha GOV
ernm-nt agricultural experiment
stations duplicated because of the
difficulties in the way of making the
exiting stations available for the
benefit f the colored race. DESPITE
tho natural difficulties, MIR. Wright
contends that the colored people are
are advancing aud be asserted that
the charge that the colored man is a
burden to his white neighbor is not
true. He showed that there are now
million acres of farm land owned
by negroes in Georgia, and said that
lncludlng.this land the negroes of
the State pay taxes upon S14, 100000
wo tn of property. He said that as
rule the successful negroes wete
not the ex-slaves, but he expressed
the opinion that if the government
bad given the colored man a mule
and forty acres Of land instead of
cOnfeiing the bollOt upon them it
would have been for the benefit of
all.
Asked for his opinion concerning
the effect of the disfrancblsenent of
the negro upon his future prospects.
MIR. Wright replied that individually
he thought it mistake to take the
ballot from any one at this late day
but he added that he did not believe
that the ballot had been of any bene-
fit to the color,d man.
In reply to NJ kennedy, Mr..
Wright said that the requirement of
an educational qualification fer voting
would be. be stimulus to secure this
qualification.
Very few colored people in the
South" be said, take any interest
IN politics, except in the cities, they
have come to the conclusion that
they have no business with politics."
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ground to permit AJr j. Pielposi
Morgan 10 designate tue Official
cherged With che snforceme If tho
antitrust and interstate comue'c
la ,s2 DO they think the appoint
ment Of a second Cabinet official {. on
the strong State Of PENNSYLVANIA or
dinarily good politics. Do they think
President Mckinley would have
yentured to make this appointment
before the last Presidential elect,on2
The silence of tho organs is grow
ing oppressive. Perhaps they are
waiting TO speak in chorus?--N Y.
World.
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Time To Ponder.

Let the voter ask himself the
following question, and then cast
his ballot in behalf of proper
solution to the problem raised by
them:
Why Shouldthe purely administ-
rative cost Of our State govern
ment be S7I1,339.39, when the
same expenses in North CoroIina
are only S325,611.61P
When should the educational
system of Virginia cost Sl,62O. 500.
when North Carolina. with more
children at her public school paws
only 100000?
Why should Virginia have Joy
judges. when North Carolina with
agreater population, has only %
Why should Virginia have 1I6
prosecuting attorneys, when
North Carolina has only 1872
Why should Virginia have I19
treasurers, when North Carolina
has none?
Why should Virginia have 2O5
commissioners of the revenue.
when North Carolina has none?
Why should Virginia have 1929
terms of couro IN a year, when
North Carolina has only 1901
Why should Virginia have
criminal expenses amounting to
S41O,195.22, when North Carolina.s
are only S55,776.77g
Why should the county expenses
in Virgiaia amount to s2,4OO,OOO.
for 100 counties, When the county
expenses in North Carolina. for 96
are only 1907, 5O5.SO?
Why should the State taxes
alone Of Virginia amount to 1852
327.34 more than both State anu
county taxes of North Carolina put
togetherg
Why should the combined State
and county taxes of Virginia
90, I47 800 IUexceed the com bined
State anil county taxes of North
Carolina (S31l,O6203) by the
enormous sum OF 2,5S6,337.149
Let the Democratic voter ponder
well these qsestions and tLen let
him remember that if these waste
fui expenses are not reduced, there
must he a deficit in the revenue
increased taxatlOn.-Roan oke
Times.