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The peace terms are 90 unpopular
In Toxic that there are indications
that q Democratic party may be
formed in Japan.-ksnsas City Star.
If those Georgia editors are not
lying about each other they must be
q bad lot .-Graham Tribune.
1t Is said that rs per cent. Of the
school teacher, I'm the United States
are female. They teach Us when we
are young, and learn Us after we get
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The American hen has a right to
cluck and cackle. The past year
with her eggs, her chickens, she
added $3.50, 900, 900 to the wealth Of
the country.-Baltimore Sun.
And Raleigh has twenty Justices
Of the Peace. Does the presence Of
the dispensary render this number
necessary, or were they appointed
simply in payment of party SER
vice?-Shelby Aurora.
Danviile, Va, has been trying
prohibition two years It appears
they becam tired Of drinking blind
tiger whiskey and Dan river water,
and at a wet and dried election,
pulled Off last Thursday in that city
the vets carried the election
A Democratic exchange observes
that what the people are after is the
truth. But it fails to add that what
the people are after is found in very
few democratic papers. The Weekly
Review.
The Democrats see a beacon of
hope in the prediction Of John D.
Rockefeller (which he has since de-
MED in the New York Herald) that
the country will experience hard
times in 1907. No Democrat ever
felt hopeful in season Of moderate
prosperity.-Globe Democrat.
If Mr.. Roosevelt has done any
thing "they" said he would do, or
has failed to do anything "they"
said he would not do, we do not re-
member what it is. About time to
pack away a few campaign lies in
moth balls.-Raleigh Enterprise.
The Wilmington Messenger says
in referring to a stormy meeting of
the board Of aldermen of that city,
that "many snow has visited Will
roington that furnished far less
amusement than did the board last
night" This from the hot bed of
"good government Democracy
Union Republican.
Georgia Democratic papers are
charging that Hon. Hoke Smith, a
good democrat and Southern man
to boot, appointed negroes to Office
while he was in Cleveland's cabinet.
They not only make the charge but
they are proving it, and in doing so
also prove what great big humbug
the Democratic party is.-Graham
Tribune.
Is it possible that after all the Ia
Dor and agony of enacting the Watts
law it is crippleP We thought
If there was one perfect law, outside
Of what was printed on tablets of
stone and handed down to Moses, it
was that known as the Watts law.
But it Is in reality the What Law,
and the courts will have to answer
the que,tion.-Raleigh Post.
The investigation Of the work
ings Of the New York Life Insnr-
auce Company shows that the presi-
dent Of the company paid about
$4,000 to the Republican campaign
fund Of 1904. Mccall, the presi-
dent, Is Democrat, and he explains
the matter by saying that the cleo
ton of Parker for President would |
have meant ruin to his company. It |
is strange that leading business DEM
Gratis can't trust their own party
when 1t comes to the national gov
ernment.-Charlotte Peoples Paper.