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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-18
PUTTING OUT A FIRE

PUTTING OUT A FIRE
is the fremar.'s business. My!
though, how he and his hose
spoil things while he's at it.
The house and things inside
aren't worth much when he
gets through.
Quit taking your own fire risk!
Transfer it to us In ne o. GU
''solid as a bank" co lpanies. If
you have a fire then we nay the
bill. Try it and QUILL sleep
better and have be ''r health.
WALCOTT q MULKEY
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Fine watches at the New Jewelry
Store, Walter c. Dean, prop. l5-6
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Chatting dishes, bags and novelties
at the New Jewelry Store. 1916
WALTER c. DEAN.
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Pastures Green"

Rye. alfalfa and Winter Turf oal
seed. For sale by E. B. Pugh, Ard
more, /. r.
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Best of the season, Beggar Prince
1t the opera house tonight. It's a big
nit.
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FlureLtIls frames a the New Jew
cl., s,cre. Walter G. Dean. prop. 1876
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For loans on city property see II
Fred Snider, 71S West Main. lin
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For diamonds 60 10 the New Jewel
" store, WALKER G. Dean, prop. l5-6
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II you have stoves TO put up, phone
$50. r. K. KEARNEY. 1863
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Fresh oysters and celery daily at
City Fish Market. 3-lm
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HOPE is

Simpsons Physicians Believe Next
Hemc-rhage Will Prove Fatal.
Wichl,d. oct 1S.-EX-congressman
Simpson slept several hours last night
His physician holds out absolutely nc
nope. and believes the next hemor'
rhage will cause death.
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The best and longest wearing syr-
inges are those recently made-the
rubber is more elastic. You'll find both
hulk and fountain syringes--the fresh
kind-at
nanrcnNt nnIrn CMODE
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. e.sr sEL CANYON
GARTER q CATVNON, AGENTS
srsessr~r,~e FOLLOWING ssLhsLs COMPANIES
Commercial nionA Assurance Comrauy Of London. England
PhHune Insuranc CompanY Of l. n lon England CO.
Queen insurance. Company Of Few TTk
Nagra Fire Of New York
Phoenix Insurance Company OF Hartford, CONF.
Orient Insurance Company, ofHartford, { mn
Firemans Fun Of Ian Francisco -
Norwich UnonI Insurance society OF Norwich, England ..
German Alliance insurance. Company ofNew HOrk
Ocean Accident IN Guarantee Corporation
Prudential Life insurance Company
Ne Jersey Plate Glass Company
Phenx OF Brooklyn, Philadelphia Underwriters Off Philadelphia. 81 rngheld
Of Massachusetts, Liverpool, London a Globe Of Liverpool
o,,,o, 4. .srss-soosa sLoe. ovsss.o. PHoUE sA
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people.

Opera house tonight. Beggar Prince.
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RAMsEY's DRUG STORE.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-12
Sale of Valuable Tract OF Land.

BY virtue Of the powers contained
IN judgment of the superior Court
Of Wake county. ~. c.. entered at the
October term, 1904. of the said court.
being number 93f2 Of the civil Issue
docket of said court. i'm the case or
George Mitchener administrators of ]
Wiley Jones ct al VI. Tucker Sanders.
! will offer for sale at public cutlery
10 the highest bidder for cash. at the
Court House door, in the city Of
Raleigh, n. g., on Monday the 18th
day of March, 1905, at IL m, the
following described tract of land. to-
wit:
Situated III St Mary's township.
Wake county y. G., adjoining the
lands Of J Wiley JorcS deceased, the
hnifs Of Mrs. Lydia Nj. Dowd. decease-
cd, and others. and bounded Az fol-
LOWS: Beginning ut stake and pointers
~ ). W. Jones and Reasley's line.
chains from a sweet gum tree, the
said Jones aud BeaSleys corner, run
ming 5. % w. 30 chaips 10 the cen
ire of the Wilmington road. thence
With said road is chains to q
stake Jones and Dowd's corner, thence
with their line n. 2 81 t.. 26.2s chains
70 stake and pointers TO said Jones and
Dowd S corner i'll BeaSleys line. thence
:. 30 Id e., "a chains to the be-
ginning, containing fifty acres.
". 8. JONES, Commissioner.
8eDruary :, l0o3 2-9-E Q. D.
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boundaries of the Greenyille graded
school district.
III. b. To amend chapter 101. Public
Laws of 1901, changing the limits OF
Boardman. Columbus county.
II. b. To incorporate the Bryson
City graded school district.
S. B. To establish graded schools IN
Youngman. Yancey county.
Fl. b. To amend chapter 49,, Pubic
Laws of 1903, so as to increase tn"
number of members on the board OF
education, and to issue bonds.
S. b. To establish graded schools in
the town of Louisburg.
II. =. To authorize and empower the
town of Graham to issue bonds for the
purpose of establishing graded schools.
:. B. To incorporate the Pee Dee
Valley Railroad Company.
S. B. To incorporate the town OF
Lawrence. The name of this town
was gotten from the names, Leak,
Wall and McRae.
Fl. B. To Incorporate the town OF
HaZelwood, in Haywood county
S. B. To revise the charter of the
town of Gibsonvile.
n. b. To amend the charter of the
town of Wingate i'm Union county,
II. b. Authorizing the board of COM
missioners of Jackson to construct Il
water works plant.
The Ward Bill Passes.
S. b. To amend chapter 233, Public
Laws OF 1903. regulating the manufac-
ture and sale of liquor in North Caro-
lima.
Mr.. Stubbs offered an amendment
providing that that act should not APP
ply to Incorporated towns where IL
quor is now being manufactured un-
der the provisions of the Watts act.
hic mo mt W. &
but fair, and made the act simply
perspective, and it would seem that
the liquor men had been excluded
should the act pass.
Mr.. Zolicoffer sent forward An
amendment which provided that moth
ing in the bill should be construed to
alter or amend the Watts law, chapter
233 of the Public Laws of 1903, as re-
CARDS the manufacture of wines and
brandies.
Mr.. Stubs amendment was put and
lost by a vote of Is to 9.
Mr.. Ward accepted the amendm ent
of Mr.. Zollicoffer.
Mr.. Williams said he wanted to
serve notice on the Senate that for
years the West had stood for the
Democratic government: that 1t was
done at sacrifice, To aid the men of the
East. l am not in favor of making
the matter one of politics, but it has
been made a matter of politics. and
it has come TO this that the West must
lose in politics, and we will proclaim
in the West that we will not support
any man for any office who has ia
vored this bill and serve notice on
the gentleman from the East that If
this bill Is passed the West will not
vote to return him TO the United
States Senate. This bill will be hurled
TO the hurt of Democracy.
Mr.. Alexander said he did not be-
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Lieutenant Governor anu Attorney
General, q special committee TO inveS-
tigate the South Dakota bond issue,
and ascertain what amount IS due the
holders of the bonds. and to issue a
warrant on the auditor to pay the
same.
S. &. Protecting water supplies. pro-
viding that the act shall apply to
water companies now organized and
hereafter to be organized. The House
put an amendment on the bill. pro-
viding that the bill do not apply TO
arteSian wells.
Mr.. Boddie moved that the Senate
do not concur in the House amends
ment and the motion carried.
The Senator's from Buncombe and
Yancey were appointed on the confer
ence committee.
Mr. Gillian gave notice and asked
leave to file a formal complaint Tues
day against the action of the Senate
in passing the Ward bill.
Senators Stubs and Fleming said
they had received similar protests
and would file them formally Tuesday.
The Senate adjourned at 10 O'Clock.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS - THIRTY
FOURTH DAY.
The House was called to order by
Speaker Guion at 1890 o'clock. PRAYER
was offered by Rev w. G. Tyrce of the
First Baptist church, Raleigh.
Bills Introduced.
Graham of Lincoln: Resolution pro-
viding that all bills carrying appro-
priations and reported favoiably shall
be referred TO the Committee on APP
preparations
Cover: To protect fish in MGccasin
F'"eek. Fish and Fisheries.
Britt: To amend the charter of Or
rell in Columbus county.
Powers: To regulate the liquor
traffic IN Rutherford county.
Graham: To amend the laws of
$50 concerning drainage Of lands in
Lincoln and CASTOR counties.
Ryhurn: To amend the laws of
1903 relating TO roads and highways III
Cleveland county.
Campbell: To provide for the eX-
tension of time for building Jail in
Yanccy county.
Byrd: To incorporate the Asheville
and Burnsville Railway Company. Corr
porations.
West: To incorporate Andrews
school district in Cherokee county.
Rnes: To prohibit sale of liquor
near Goldston High school; Tor relief
of certain witness
Warbulton: TO protect birds IN
Richmond.
Hawes: To appoint Jacob Harren
q justice of the peace in Fender county
Davis: To amend the charter OF
Clyde in Haywood county.
Stewart: To regulate fishing In Cape
Fear river.
Stewart To amend the charter OF
10 amend the charter of the
Commercial & Farmers Bank of Rail-
cigh. Committee on Corporations.
To incorporate the Winston High
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| volyed serious questions of law, and
moved that consideration of the BIZ
| be made n special order for next Wed
nesday.
The motion Of Mr. Gillian had pre-
cedence, and being put, carried.
H. Il. To regulate the pay of venire-
men and jurors for FORSYTH county
II. Il. To change the time for hold
ing election III school district No. /,
of Columbus county.
H. r. For the relief of a certain
school teacher in Hyde county.
$. 3. Amending the charter OF
Guilford College.
H. y. To amend chapter ca, Laws
of 1903, relative TO the attendance OF
children on the public schools of Ma
con county
S. r. To prohibit dealing in futures
in CASTOR county.
S. 3. To repeal chapter S14, Public
Laws of 1903, relative to stock law
in certain territory in Mitchell county.
H. i. supplemental TO House Bill
SO, adding the word Rutherford"
H. e. Relating to the fees of survey
ors of Wayne county.
S. B. To authorize the board of COM
missoners of Wayne county TO fix the
compensation of its chairman.
Fl. j.. To regulate the hunting OF
pheasants in Randolph county.
H. +. To protect landlords and ten
ants.
Mr.. Boddie offered an amendment
adding the county of Franklin.
The committee amended the bill by
striking out Scotland county and add
ing Halifax
Mr.. Burton objected to the imme-
date passage of the bill and said
there was no immediate necessity for
it's passage. He wanted to know If
his county desired the passage of the
bin.
Mr. Fleming moved that it be made
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n special order for next Wednesday.
The motion carried.
H. b. To protect wood-cock in Jones
and Craven counties.
n. +. To amend chapter 26. Private
Laws Of 1901. amcndatory to the
charter of the town of Wadesboro.
S. Is. TO rc-estabish the office Of
treasurer for Richmond county.
S. Il. TO incorporate the Great Pee
Dee Electric Power Company
$. Il. To regulate elections in Bun
combc county.
II. b. A joint resolution instructine
the Treasurer to return 10 the Nanta-
hala Company certain funds.
Mr.. Webb said certain land was Gu
tered and a grant was made in 1869.
and the Secretary of state failed 10
sign the grant. In order TO cure then
title. they re-cntered the land. an0
now apply TO the Legislature to return
the funds, and the price refunded Is
the amount first paid to the State
and the State has been paid for the
land TWICE
Mr.. Gillian said the payment OF this
money would be dangerous. hazard
GUS and rnwise precedent, rs there
were innumerablc instances of this
character in the State.
Mr.. Foushce moved that the bill be
rc-roferred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
Mr.. Webb objected, saying that the
judiciary Committee was no more
competent to pass upon il than the
Committee on Claims, which had re-
ported ii favorably.
Mr.. Foushces motion was put ana
carried. and the bill was referred tc
the Judiciary Committee.
A message from the Governor was
received in regard to the bonded in
vestment of the State in regard to the
Western North Carolina Railroad
Company. He urged that before it re-
turn the Legislature should take some
action in regard TO the matter
x letter was read from the attor-
neys for Shaffer TO the Governor in
regard to the bonds the letter ac-
companying the message.
Mr. Zollicoffer offered a joint rsso-
luton relative to the South Dakota
judgments, appointing the Governor,
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lieve the bill would affect the Demo-
cratic party in his section and believed
the small towns manufacturing
whiskey: that these SAM towns had
done infinite harm. The Watts lazy
had been greatly beneficial. and was
appreciated by the citizenry of the
West. Even many Republicans favor
ed the passage of the bill. He denied
that the rights of any of the people
were being cncroached upon. and that
those affected We're the men manipu-
lating the nefarious business. who
were cncroaching upon the rights of
the State.
Mr.. Mclean said the West was far
in advance of the East in temperance.
and that Mr.. Williams was mistaken.
Mr.. Thornc replied to Mr.. Williams.
and said that the East appreciated
what the West had done for il. and
that the East wanted to help the West
by driving from it the manufacture OF
Whiskey.
Mr.. Eler offered an amendment
making the time when the act should
go into effect July LIST, 1906.
Mr.. Ward said being assured the
bill was going into effect he did not
desire to injurc any mans business.
and personally he would not oppose it.
Mr.. Webb asked tina. the uualifica-
ton that such towns as were now
manufacturing whiskey should not be
affected until July 1st.
Mr.. Eller accepted the amendment
to his amendment.
Mr.. Scales said he hoped all the
amendments would be voted down:
that reasonable and ample time had
been made.
MI. Eller's amendment was put
and lost.
The bill was put on its third read
ing and carried with but two votes in
opposition.
S. b. To incorporate the Southern
Real Estate Company.
III. E. To amend chapter 81. Public
Laws of 1901, 20 establish graded
schools In the town of Rocky Mount.
S. 3. To repeal section /. chapter
365, Public Laws of 1908, relative to
the corporate limits of the town OF
Waynesville. {.
II. s. TO repeal chapter 326, Private
Laws of 1908, Incorporating the town
of Myrtle. Brunswick county.
$. IS. TO amend chapter 339. Public
Laws OF 1903. making 5 per cent am
monja standard cotton seed meal. ana
prohibiting the manufacture of cotton
seed meal containing less than Z IL
per cent ammonia,
The bill passed the House making
the standard IL per cent ammonia.
but the Senate Committee on Agricul-
ture amended the bill making the
Standard per cent
Mr.. Zollicoffer moved that the con-
sideratlon OF the bill be deferred, or
that the bill re-referred to the COM
mltttee, az an agreement made by
Senate committee had been made by
the manufacturers of cotton seed meal
and the House Committee OH Agricul-
ture.
Mr.. Gillian said he could conceive
of no reason why the bill should be
rushed through. and as it vitality af-
footed Edgecombe county. he desired
TO have time TO consider the bill.
Mr.. Zollicoffer withdrew his original
motion, and moved that the bill be re-
referred to another committee.
! Mr.. Mclean objected to the refer
ence of the bill.
MIR. Gillian said the question in
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Joint Resolution Relative to South
Dakota Judgment

Resolved by the Senate, the House of
Representatives concurring:
That the Governor, Lieutenant Cow
ernor, Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives, and the Attorney Gener-
al of North Carolina. be and they arc
hereby appointed special commit
tee. with full power and authority to
take all such steps. as may in their
opinion be necessary to properly pro-
tect the interest of the State of North
Carolina with respect to the judgment
recently rendered against the State
in favor of the State VI South Dakota
That if said committee should deem
ii for the best interests of the State
TO pay the said Judgment or any part
thereof, or to permit the sale of the
stock as provided in said Judgment
and should bid therefor for the State
Then the Auditor Is directed to draw
his warrant for. and the Treasurer to
pay such sum as the committee may
designate not exceeding however. the
amount of the Judgment. costs and
expenses of said committee in carry
ing out the provisions of this resolu-
ton. That said committee report
their action in this behalf to the GEN
eral Assembly.
SENATE-3iTH DAY.
The Senate convened at 1880
O'Clock, Licutenant-G Winston
presiding, and prayer was made BY
Rev. Alfred II. Moment, d. D.. of
the First Presbyterian Church.
Petitions.
Announcements of petitions We're
made by:
relating TO the divorce law. Judi
ciary.
New Bills.
New bills were introduced by:
Eler: In relation to contracts be-
tween attorneys and clients judi
ciary.
Mr.. Eller's bill provides that attor-
ncys have an interest in q cause OF
action. and a claim cannot be COM
promised and taken away from Il law
yer without he receiving pay.
Long, of Person: To incorporate
the Greensboro Female College. Edu-
cation.
Moore: To amend chapter 49S. Pub
lie Laws Of 1908. relating to the anti
iub law of Fender county. +. and G..
Mr.. Moore's bill is u substitute Of the
one he introduced several days ago.
Alexander: To regulate the election
Of the county superintendent and
board OF education of rutherford
county. Education.
Eller: To require the sheriff of Ashc
county to be in his office at certain
times. judiciary.
Scales: To provide a dormitory for
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
iege at Greensboro. Education.
Burton: To amend the charter Of
the town of Leaksville. Banks and
Currency.
Turner: To appropriate funds for
the State Deaf. Dumb and Blind In
stitutionN Appropriations
Final Reading.
The following bills pa ssed their final
| readings. except where otherwise spe-
cited:
5, B. To extend and define the
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Very respectfully.
"a. G.. RICAUD,
IF. II. BUSBEE K
ZollicoRer Resolution

At the conclusion of the reading OF
the Governors message and enclosed
communication. the following resolu-
ton was offered by Mr.. Zollicoffer:
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North Carolina. to use influence to se-
cure proper appropriation for the i'm
provement of Cape Fear river.
TO pay expenses of visiting commit
tees 20 educational institutions.
To pay the expenses Of the inaugural
ton of the Governor.
To pay. the expenses of committees
investigating the penitentiary farm OF
the Roanoke river.
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WE WILL BUY

You q house and lot or farm any
where iii United States. You pay back
in small nonthly payments in twelve
you give is property we buy for you.
II you want papers and particulars
mailed you write, inclosing twelve
cents postage. Address Southern
Agency, Box 101. Rockhill, S. C.
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nasty and imrrudent action should
not be taken. but with all the facts
thoroughly considered, We should take
such proceedings as will be alike hon
cradle to the State and at the same
time protect our tax payers as much
as possible Respectfully submitted
r b. GLENN Governor