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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Rraftiee SorhoIosreeIer

Ser bill life bIipe nogen Slinger
/ gaIien meO Seuipn til Srobibis
Transformers SuanobGoelie. ON Gu.
gene 8. Gbailin, 8robibitioniItpar.
tiets &anoioot, if,tIoe treffe til at
bIipe palet til 2anoets n9ite BrGii.
bent. 9opene piIbe bIi onerbolbte,
en- oct iaa ifuIbe oiie Jig nsboenoigt
of i~l6fommanoere belle arigsmagten
baaoe til 9anbs og til Sanos.
8enne Soriifrtng gaoes en- R9ffe
@~aIgtaIer. ban forrige uge bolot /
8oobforo Goumtp / Sqiuois. "SfuI.
De leg Sen 3oie Ropember blipe palgt
til De 5or. Staters 8rGiibent; ifuIba
Ser inmtibig bli polgt Ell aongres,
iom pilbe pebtage en- alminoeIig, no.
ticnal Sorb1inbslop, og Ifuloe ser
bore Stater eller &ommuner, Tom
enten npgteoe at ablpoe Sopen, eller
bpis cipile Ipnbisbeber bite iis
ubilise eaer uSe al Staao til at
baanobebe ben. iaa piIbe ieg," er.
fl9reSe ban, life ct 2iebIif betanfe
mig pao al ubspe al ben Ragt, iom
@rimoIopen forlereoe mig meb, og,
ON bet ~fr9bebes, u~bfommnnbere life
aIene belle Wilitien men belle San.
bets arissmast til 2anSs os til
garbs til grobibitionens SaarSbG.
belle poa bper apaorattomme Terri.
tcrium unber bet an~erifanife Slns,~
Get bible bore aarer, fin betl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

oooer ~tbeoIogiife Seminor. San IN.
oebau6e benne Stiaing | Here aar.
Seuere flptteoe han iii 2ate Gouu.
IN, boor ban fisbte iig en- 6arm /
9tcrpport. Ga gorgerfrigeu brso
los, meIhte ban iig JON iripiaig og
lit GniGttelie iom SefonoIsitnant.
$ Slaget peo SbiIob blep ban iaa
aIoorIig ionret al en- @rauat, at ban
osbc iaoqohtiom meS set famine.
Sans Gig bIep broet tiIbnge til bans
Stem % bearnnet paa Benton Sir.
fcgaarb / 3iou Sin.
Spinner Senrp bIeo boen6c paa
6armen iu6til Wo0ereus 80 / 1902.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Uatnrrisoomme
gil ffaffe iis fnlSt Sperblif Oper
2anocts SiGlpcfiloer.
omjerperinss

arbeioet paa Den ferIte Sorte9'
nellie, Tom nogeniinoe err i~ioarbetoef
pper De Soreneoe Staters naturll9e
SiqIpefiloer, bar | oisie Gage taget
fin gegpnoelie. Oct foregaar ili'oer
2eoelie af ben fornplia al BrGlioen-
ten ubn9pnte rationale &onlerne'
ringsfommisiion og Hal pere afllnf'
tet iaa betimeIig, at &elnltatet tot
forelegges GrGiioenten ienelt Den lite
SsSanllar npite Iar.
Gbeferne for BET e~refuttpe Separ'
tements fprlfieQige gnreaner og for
be 9ipiiioner, iom iipr bar meo San'
bets noturlige Sielpefiloer at beIttlle,
holbt forleoen ct Webe for at tale
Goaen oper og tilbpbe commissioner
fin biertelige giitano og &oopera'
tion. Sg iaalebes er oct saaet for
Tia, at maj / iamtIise 0epartementer
o[lereoe er / trapI 8irfiombeo meo at
famle o. ubarbeibe Waterial, Der
fan tpnfes at bore al nogen gtptte
for 8ammisiionen.
On flor Del al bette Slags Wate'
rial forelaa olereoe / til9iGngellg
sForm / Here al Separtementerne;
men ben Itsrite oe pigtigIte Del n1aa
inoIamles 90 ipecieae aanaler. Se
piatieIte Of bisie bill bli De al De for
ifieaiae @upernsrer rlonGpnte Stats'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o9 DC
itore rationale Srgouiiationer, 'onl
bar reprGientereoe paa 9onferencen l
bet Spioe SlIs, og iom meo 'tor Soer
bar iluttet fig til &onlerpertngsbe'
bngellen.
9ette bill meo andre Orb iige, at
WaIfineriet for lloarbeibelIen al Den
fsrIte Snpentarieliite, icm Snfel
Gam noaeniinoe bar forisst at taa
iItano oper 2anbets %natnrlige SlGls
pefiloer, er Iot igong cg isber let o9
iepnt.
commissioners Sorntanb, Gltfs
foro Iindot, er penot tilboge til
@oibington for periorli9 at fore'taa
arbeibet meb Snbiamdingen al ben
Iosie itatiitiife S~plpsntnger, iom
bill bonne 8r1tnbIaget for &ommis'
itonens 9iopport. 9enne Del at SIR
beioet mao p9re ferbigt iaa betios,
at bet / oronet Sorm fam forel9gges
aommisiionen paa oens @soe Sirs-
bag ben lite December. On uge Ie'
mere, oltiaa oen Sbe December, ifal
Der afbolbeS eft 5Gaesmsoe at &om'
misfionen8 MfeoIemmer og De for.
ifieaige StnterS 8upernprer, eler
oereS ReprGientonter, for at raao-
ilou ON f%ortIat Samar6etoe.
Toar man regner iamrnen ale
WeoIemmer al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oq ule Meblenner al StatSfonpens
tionerne, bIir @lutaIlet af Beriouer,
Tom birefte er iutercsi erebe | arbei'
bet, nofiaa tort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

8aita! commissioners Meolenmer
bar enbnu life iaaet iummet lig til.
itrGffeIis til at fatte nogen gelten'
melie ON, bpao Der / Sagens anleos
ming bsr gjereg, iaa meget minbre
iom Snnoipnligbeben taller for, at
9rigserfl9ringen bar oe sprige 80.
ners itiltienoe 9ifaIo % Stette.
9aneitlmpen, Der eieS al ben be.
fienbte inenIfe Higmonb | Minneapo.
lis 6. q. Smith, itrGffer Zig melem
genioii og Reo 2afe | noroIige Iin.
neiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
sape Siuetpriier.

Otter Ell l9nsere ~aonference, iom
/ SorsoagS fanbt Steb / Chicago
meQem @eiteru RaSienger aSiocia.
tions Sireftsrer oe Reprpientauter
for Observation-Disclosures /
Soma, SGinois, Minneiota, @iScon.
fin, Iebraifa, aanias og Wtisiouri,
err 9auerne gaoebe inc paa at i9lge
Observation-Disclosures til neoIotte 9riier
til bisie llbitininger ioooel iom til
8onpentioner % andre itore oifeut.
ltge Soriumlinser.
8riien for bisie giIetter bill bIi
.beregnet efter ~ Gent ItiIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Vv Jernbanerute.

gn nm yerubanerrte til 8innipeg
or / oisie Gage oprettet al Risiabe
au0 Rortbernbareu ira SniQinsbD-
er1le og fra 8uIutb.
Sra Duluth gadr Reiien fsrit mes
9ulutb. gfi5iabe ano 9ortbernbauen
til 9irginia, Wtuu., oerfra meo On.
lltth. Raiup Cafe auo 8iunipegbanen
til Sort 8rancis og iaa pioere oner
Canadian Rortbernbanen til 8inni.
peQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Derbiemmefra.
SeIcsrafifc Giterretninscr ira 9urse,
Ganmarf, Suerise ps SinlanS.
On Sinie Torse-4 merifa.

Sra ariitiauia teIegraferes Sen
|2ioe'Suli:
StrtSt or M tadet til SpretteIIe
al Ell m % oirette 1arlpifibslinie
'cr E~aSiagertrafif mellem gforge oa
amcrtfo / TorbinoeIie meS ben nne
gersensbane. Gen bill begpnoe meo
to Gampere boa 10000 Cons bper.
gftietapitalen err iat til 10 Iiaio.
ner aroner, hooraf en0eI er tegnet
al RoromPu6 | Gmerita. Der &c
ogiao UNDER Iaunelie en- ifanSina.
.~Otif'ruSiiif Gampitibstruit, oa inb.
I~poelieSriae MiGn6 / Sisfartsperbe.
ncu er MI | Ben Anleoning / gereeu
oG ~un6erhar6ler me6 forbeno9renoe
StotSminiitcr Chr. Nidelien, iom
or RorgeS itsrite SfibSreoer.
lllpffc / arifianiaiiorSen.
Sra ariitiauia teIegrdierps BEN
246e SltIi:
9ompercn "9pffeIaget". beIfiGi.
ttget / IOfol gasiogertrdff, fonibe-
reoc iganr meo Gamperen "8ste.
borg. "9pffeIa9et" blep giennem.
~ifadret nrtbtffibS og iduf paa nogle
ioa Minttcr. ReIlem 10 og 90 aF
SeuS Ga$iagerer outoges at bore
omfommct. 90 bleo bierset al "8s-
teborg".
Snlicrc / S~tccfbulm.
Sra Stocfbolm te~Iegr1iercs oer
Z4oe SuIi:
Brriioent 6aaieres al Sroufrig.
lcoioact al llOenrigsmtuilter Biflon
% ct tort Tslgc, arfom ioaJ bertiL
fra aiobenbapn for at oflpgge offi.
cleft 9eisa hos oct iuenife Sol. Tre.
iibcntcn fit en- biertclig Rootagelie
al Song @itItaf, DC bsicre chile OF
militGrc gmbeosmpno oa 8pens
goraerc. Otter grGiiOeuters geisg
her rciier ban iii Ct. Petersburg.
Sauif iucnf Alliauee?
Sra a~iebrnbdpu t%elegraiere5 Den
24oe Suli:
Get forlpoer Der. at ben oanife OF
Den ioerifc aeaiertng er fommet
operenS ON en- miIitpr angrebs. og
6oriuarSauiduce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
8anfmeno hoIoer mooe

Iinneiota 9anfers' a~Siociation
bolbt Den 24be og 25be bS. i'm oar.
ltee 9onpention / DULUTH. Set
fremgtf iaapel at SefreterenS iom
&asiererens Iarsberetniuger, at Sor.
%eningen bar giort Itor 5rentgang
iaapel meb Senipn til @teolemsantal
iom oeiaa / andre Hetninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Jneen Stemmeret.

Sfslge Ell at StotenS attornep
General afgipet @roftning bill apins
oerne / Wtinneiota life foa 2oo til at
femme oper @ritnolopstiapgget peb.
rsrenoe Observation-Disclosures aoa.
Iiiifotioner peo Salget til Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Srvans SIao.

@iliam 5. 4rpar bar | lit 9ln6
"Sbe Gomnloner" ofientIieaiort en-
GrflGring ON. at ban life oil pore
perioulig aniparlig for, bpao Der
itripc8 eaer prbliiereS | Oct UNDER
ben poaqaaeu0e 8algfamp. Sons
grooer. Gbarles ". grnan operta.
get gIaSetS llogtueIie, % Riharo 8.
gictcaLfe Heodftionen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Miuionmulften.
ErGfioenten or fat beitemt paa at
sicnoptase Sasen.
Sonapartcs Nenina.

Sfslge en- o~fficiel Mteboelelie fro
SpIter Ban bar Yreiioent Hooiebelt
gipet Srore til, at Stanbaro SIsSa.
gen, Observation-Disclosures uelun.
itige aienoelie tiltrobs, ifal eienop.
tageS og forfslees meo al ben araft,
iom itaar til &eg~ieringens Sieneite.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sienbelie be-
rsrer life, mener ban, / fierneite Won
ielpe Sagens ai9rne; oct gi9loer
bare ON at fange ben an paa en- iaa'
Dan Waabe, at man unbgaar Spsrgs-
maal al tefniif 9eifaffenbeo. Der fan
title Jig binorenoe ipeien for afgt-
pelien al en- Dom baieret paa Sagens
Realitet.
Suititsminiiter 9onaparte er I'M.
ser ct fort Spbolo / 2enor, WaiS.,
blepet tnterpienet angaaenoe Ippel.
lationsrettens aienoelie / Stanourb
Sil-Sagen. Winiiteren bar imtoler.
tib meget foriigtig og forbebolben /
fine ltotaIelier. Iogen aritif fro
bans SIDE piIoe bore upasieuoe, be.
mGrfebe ban, iaameget mer iom De.
partementet utpiIiomt / en- npr Srems
tib, | Ell eaer artoen Sorm, piloe isge
at opnaa en- autoritatip 8iennem,
ganelie al 8ienoeIien.
San bar Dog al ben Neuing, at
Oct bar al pital 9etpbning, at SSnters
ltatc Gonrmerce-2opene fortplfeoeS of
bore &etter paa en- iaaoan Wtuabe,
at oct life prattiif talt ifal piie fig
umltligt at faa De itore 2opbrpoere
iat UNDER SiItaIe. eler, ON BET Inf.
tes at foa Dem lat UNDER Siltale, al
giere Oct nmuli9t at foa ibsmt Dem
en- tilitrpffelig itrGng Straf til at
iifre Jig oeres Heipeft for 2open for
SrenltIoelt.
Seq tror," iaaoe ban, "at set er
Observation-Disclosures BIigt at foitre
en- 9apnlig 6rp9t for Straf hos Dem,
Der ofte og itGrft friites til at aisre,
bpao SoOen forbpber. 0epartemens
tet bar alto forisst, og bill oaiaa /
6remttoen foriege at opfpIoe oenne
I'm ioorne 8Iigt."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-04-02
Beau Nash Retorts.

Upon his first going to Bath, Mr..
Quin, the actor, found himself very
extravagantly charged for eatables
and drinkables, as well as for lodging
and washing. At the end of the first
week he took aside Beau Nash, the
master of ceremonies, who had rec.
ommended Bath as being the cheap
est place in England for man OF
taste and a bon vivant. Nash, who
loved his joke, and knew that Quin
loved a pun as we'll as himself, re-
piled. "They have acted by you up
en- traly Christian principles" "How
SOP" queried Quin. why resumed
Nash, you were stranger and they
took you in "Aye; but" replied
Quin, "they have feeced me instead
OF clothing me-
A few nights after, Nash was in
company with Quin when he was il
one Of his satirical moods and was
taking off most of those present in
the rooms. Nash, expecting to be the
next, got up, and was on the point ol
retiring, when Quin asked him why
he was going so soon. '1n order tt
save you the trouble of taking me
eff, l think it is best to take mysel
off," quietly replied the master o
Journal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-04-02
The Measles Season.

81 must lay in an extra stock Of
measles remedies said doctor
sThere is a run on measles that will
continue till February, and if I dont
take care my supply OF measles drugs
will be exhausted.
'sJust as merchants have at certain
seasons runs on certain articles
overcoats in the winter, bathing suits
in summer and so on-so We doctors
know just what diseases each month
will bring forth.
1--WE prepare for diphtheria in the
last three months of The year. Whoop'
ing cough is at it's maximum in April
Hay fever has a long run in the au-
tumn So, too, have scarlet fever
and typhoid. Dyspepsia, meningitis.
cholera morbus, malaria have
their special months. New Orleans
Times-DemOcrat.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-04-02
FASHION NOTES.

The new hair combs are much wild
er and higher than those of last year.
They have somewhat the effect of a
Spanish comb, being artistically cary.
ed in various and beautiful designs.
The fluffy fronts will be worn by
stout ladies' and the ''board fence
by those inclined to slimness.
Some smart gowns are furnished
with no less than three sets oil
sleeves.
Brown and violet in soft shades are
promised as one of the coming sea,
sons new combinations of color
gowns of each being softened by
touches of the other.
Most girdles fasten in the back un-
der a little heading which folds ovel
to one side
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-04-02
, The Man of Prayer.

No words can describe the bless
ingness of soul which lives in COM
munion with God; asking and receiv-
ing, seeking and finding, knocking
and having the door opened. wrote
Thomas Adam, over a century ago.
For what is happiness but this? Or
how can we describe it better than by
saying that a man wishes for the
very thing he sought and is sure to
have it? And such is the man OF
prayer, the Christian. He chooses
the fountain of all happiness for his
portion, and can not be disappointed
of his DESIRE He is happy in the
very act of prayer, knowing it to be
the right frame of his mind, the proof
of his renewed state and his capacity
for receiving blessing from God.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-04-02

cannot slay.
And so 1 love to believe in-what
shall I cali the solidarity OF life here
and hereafter, and that I am to be
myself whatever befalls-the myself
I long to be-re1eased from ''the
body Of this DEATH" and to bear with
me all that is best worth Gods saw
ing in my life down here; and not a
flower has bloomed, or a well sprung
up for my blessing, or bird sung,
or dear friend clasped hands with
mine, or tears fallen, or laughter rip
pied outsof a pure joy, to be forgot
ten. I would be myself, and myself
this soul, which has stored up essence
of all that shall be of an immortal
worth since lay babe in the cradle
so far away in time and space.
What care /
Though falls the sky
And the shriveling earth to cinder
turn:
No fires of doom
Can ever consume
What never was made, nor meant to
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-04-02
Riccough Easily Stopped.

This is a most distressing and oh.
stmate complaint to those in whom
1t occurs. We do not refer, OF
course, to the hiccough attendant
upon great prostration of the system
but to those instances (very frequent,
indeed) Of simple spasmodic conA-
ton of stomach and esophagus, which
assails the individual without any 9TH
er symptom OF disease, and in the
treatment of which anti-spasmodics
prove inert.
Relief can be obtained by directing
the patient to hold the arms straight
above the head and to keep inspir-
ing as long as is feasible, so as tc
retain the air in the lungs for as
long period as possible Family
Doctor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-04-02

President Roosevelt has done well.
thinks tho Springfield Republican. to
urge that more ample provision be
made for members OF the Ife-savlng
service. Justice and humanity alike
call for the care of men in that dang
erous employ who may be injured In
the line of duty, and for their families
in case of death. The perils of the
service and the heroism of it ara
well set forth by the President.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-04-02
PreDari1g PRAYER.

All personal work must be perme-
ated with love. A perfunctory invi-
tation or word spoken without SYM
pathy and love will not prove effec-
tive The spirit In which we approach
an unsaved person may render use
less all our labors. Preparation by
prayer is necessary before we under
take personal work. If you are in
communion with God. it is much cas-
ier to get into touch and communion
with your fellow men.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-04-02
In Thine Inner Chamber.

Having entered into thine inner
chamber, shut thy door against the
care and fret Of life, against earthly
loves and passions, against thoughts,
against bad self, but more closely
against good self. Turn thine ear
and hearken to the living God, who
X. Sellew-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-04-02
AN INSULT.

Miss Gaddie-I don't see why you
should feel iasulted because he said
your eyes wet\ like stars.
Miss Prude-1ou don't? Why, stars
keep winking at you ali the time
Philadelphia Press.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-04-02

Tho Department of Health of Ne|
York city is working with a ne"
serum for the cure Of rabies.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-02-27
Contest For
the Wheeling
MayoraIty
State Labor Commissioner Barton
and Geo. A. Laughlin
Competitors.

State Labor Commissioner I. v
Barton, Of Wheeling, Is in the city
Mr.. Barton is one Of the principals
III pretty fight that viii come off a
year hence for the mayoralty Of the
West Virginia metropolis. He has
been prevailed upon to enter the race
for mayor Of Wheeling and at the
present time has decided to enter the
fight. His opponent will be Hon.
Geo. A. Laughlin, who is now aspir-
ing to go to the national convention
as delegate-at-large. The friendli-
est feeting exists between Mr.. Bar
ton and Mr.. Laughlin and at the
present time Mr.. Barton is support
ing the Wheeling editor for dele
gate-at-largc, believing that he will
dignity the position and that the
honor Is due him.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-02-27

cut later. even 1--WE have to THRASH
each other out" ~ 49,,
IT a enatge"by MYnT4hrdWicK, Geor,
gia, that the republicans were try
Ing to play a little politics on. the
quetsion,' brought down upon him
derisive laughter -, and boots from
that side Of the chamber.
The treatment Of, the Negro by the
people Of the south was condemned
by Mr.. Driscol, New York, who said
the southern members had gotten so
bold they had come into the nation
al house OF representatives with an
amendment for" Jim, Crow" cars. He
charged some of the democrats with
lodging the Negro question, and said
he would like a,yea and nay vote so
as to put them on record.
Mr.. Burleson, Texas, on the other
hand asserted that if a secret vote
could be held there wouId not be five
votes against the amendment.
Debate on the subject was brought
to close by Mr.. Smith Michigan. de-
claring that the amendment if adopt
ed would drive the street railways
into bankruptcy. ...,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-02-27
KuykendaI After
CampbeH,s Seal

Another member Of the lower
mouse Of the Legislature may return
to Charleston next January as a
member Of the state senate, provided
some good republican does not NOW
him DOWN in strong democratic
senatorial district. The delegate ia
j Sloan KuykendalI, of Hampshire
county, who has been doomed by his
friends for the etalted position now
held by Senator VIM. Campbell, of
Jefferson county. Mr.. Kuykendall
rs sturdy young democrat and halls
from the same county as the immor-
tai Cornwell, the late leader Of the
divided hosts, and while he is about
the strongest man the demmies
could nominate, the republicans OF
that district will become active and
probably beat him. y .....1.'
\ II g.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-02-27
H(N|.W.S.ED|NIt||I!R|ls
=, IS: 4 Candidate 4. |:
8. = II; I. 8 3 - Il, 2 f''
10 the Presidential Nominating Con-
vention That VIII Meet i'm Chi
cago on June 10, Next.

Hon. William Seymour Edwards
former member and speaker Of the
West Virginia house Of delegates, and
republican nominee for congress
from the Third district in 1898, has
announced his candidacy for the hon
or of delegate from the Third district
to the presidential nominating con-
vent ton in Chicago on June 16. Mr..
Edwards has been a consistent re-
publican all his life.
He is personally known and es-
teemed by the large majority Of the
voters. in the district, and his se1ec-
ton to the position to which he as
pres will be a guarantee that the
desire OF his constituents will be his
first care should he be chosen az the
delegate from this district.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-02-27
JIM CROW
-: @:u1 y = Y ".'fo"
Continued from Page One.

social equality and political equali-
ty. Il would not permit my daugh-
ter to marry some white men," hl
exclaimed.
Would you permit her to marry
any colored man." was the query of
Mr.. Beall, Of Texas.
Raising his voice to a high pitch,
Mr.. Campbell exclaimed:
"No, sir" and there was loud re-
publican applause when he added
but ] would permit that colored man
to exercise political rights under the
constitution.
Mr.. Clark, Of Florida, regretted
that the matter had been given a DO
litical aspect. 1t was, he said, an
economic question as to what was
best for both races.
Disputed the Claim.
The claims Of the southern people
that separate accommodations did
not mean unequal accommodations,
Mr.. Olcott, Of New York, declared to
be untrue. He insisted that the ac-
cOmmodations for Negroes were not
equal to those given the whites.
The house was thrown in an up
roar when Mr.. Simms, Of Tennessee,
after urging the members to. get
back on the railway bill, said: L.
Let's thrash the Niger question
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senate, was read. a second time.

senate, was read q second time.
| Mr.. Wetzel offered a Ssubstitute
similar In form. to the one rejected
1by the house some time ago. The
substitute was rejected Mr.. Wetzel
moved to reconsider the vote. He
stated his substitute had, been care
fully prepared in order to make a
symmetrical constitution. He spoke
IN. favor Of, the election Of a lieuten-
ant governor, but did not think the
senate resolution was drawn I'D in
the proper form. =. ...
| On motion of Mr. McGrew the
motion to reconsider was tabled The
|. resolution was then. ordered to O.
third reading.
+ Engrossed Senate Bill No. 81.
limiting the time for which certain
! oHenses may be punished, was read
a second time and ordered to third
reading.
House Joint Resolution No, 10,
Ianother constitutional amendment,
relating to the impeachment OF Of
f1eers, las laid on the table On mo-
/ ton Of Mr.. MoGrew.
|. House, Joint. Resolution No. 20.
proposing a constitutional amend
ment to allow the state to. contract
debt to build and maintain roads,
was tabled on motion of Mr.. NC
Grew. *', : -.
l., House Bill No. 80, the general
appropriation bill, came up on it's
toou4nS: int
ON motion of Mr.. Staunton. the
Dill was, amended by inserting $500
as contingent expenses for the secre-
tary OF state for sending, out manu-
ais
MIR. strickling moved to amend by
providing $4,000, for a proper sys-
tenn of ventilation, in the state house.
The amendment was adopted.
MIR. Preston moved to amend bv
providing $1,000 for the expenses
Of the committee appointed to select
a. site for an institution for the care
and treatment Of tubercular patients.
The amendment was adopted
The bill was then ordered to it's
engrossment and third reading,
House Joint Resolution No. 26,
providing for annual sessions of the
legislature, was ordered to a second
reading. a
I Senate Joint Resolution No. II,
directing the printing of the evidence
I'm connection with the Investigation
OF mine EXPLOSIONS was referred to
the committee on judiciary.
Engrossed Senate Joint Resolu,
ton No. 7, relating to the ages of
the state officials, was read a first
time. Mr.. HOLE moved to table it,
but the motion did not prevail, and
the resolution was ordered to a Sec
ond reading.
Engrossed Senate Bill No. 40,
for the registration Of
voters, was read a first time and
the bill ordered to a second read
ing. ..,As