Y REPLECTORJ. WHICHARD. Editor.ORG x ihe iEVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY).Aldrich, resorted to a littleparliamentary trick to kill it, andsucceeded. He mcved that it belaid on the table and the motionwas carried by a vote of 39 to 32.Had Senators Morgan and Pet-tus, the only democrats wuo votedoe ea .~"®usered as second-class mail matter.nena movement meen. SURSCRIPTION RATES.eal 0 . rear. : o : : $8.00es wenn «§ 6 * « aPe weeks2. 7. Delivered in town by carriers without| advertisng rates are Ifberal and can bea co ad on apptication to the editor or at ) woficea bores: soaWe desire a live correspondent at*, gery postoitice in the covaty, who will* " gaad in brief items of News as it occursfn each neighborhood, Write plainly* © gad only on one side of the paper.bod . , milli te AAA LAL cence OOa FEE: EO; :SeTuRDAY, Jonge 19, 1897.~ereinet einioneeninince: AeAoWASHINGTON LELTER,ad(From Our Reg ular Correspondent.)AV ASHINGTON, June 18th, 1897.Mr. McKinley is a graduate ofthe Ohio school of politics, andfew slicker individuals hold di-; plomas fiom that source: His*- trotting out-of thet new treaty| for the annexation of Hawaii atthis timeis a very slick attemptto take auvantage of the pop-- glarity of the idea of annexingHawaii to distract public atten-tion from his failure to announcehis Caban policy, in accordancewith promises made on his behalfin, ~Uoxeress. Had the people& not been clamoring for actiontowards Cuba it is not likely thastheTHawaiian tre.ty would havebeen heard from before extwinter, votwithstanding thedeclaration of some of Mr. MeKinleyTs friends that tt wasbrought forward to assist theSenators to intelligently disposeof the tarifiAlthouzk it is well known thatee* omany of the Democratic Senators |favor the ultimate annexation ofHawaii very faw of them havecommitted themselves on thisnew treaty. Isis too important+» a iwa'terto ba decided on thespur of tué moment, and it will@. not be sarprising, should theoe Demoérats Oppose any attemptto raitioad thetreaty through theo* Senate at the present session.Nothing will be lost by allowingthe treaty fo go cver to the regu-lar session of Congress. Alreadythe question is being asked, whydo so wuch for Hawai, se veralthousand miles away, snd nothingfor Cuba, which is suffering rightat our dovrs, 80 to speak. There)is some talk about delayihgaction on the Hawallan treatyuntil Mr. MeKinley agrees to dosomething for Cuba, which manythink must also ultimately comeunder the coutrot of the UnitedStates in some form or cther,Some Democratic Senators favorholding a caucus to deciae justwhat attitude they shell take. towards ths Hawaiian treaty, butnothing definite has yet beendetermined upon.Senator Tillman has proposedan amendment to the tariff billthat would do more than all therecent attempts to restrict immi-gration. It proyides for a headtax of $100 on each immigrantand makes it a misdemeanor forany alien who does not intend tobecome an American citizen and_ oto ramain such to enter the Uni-- tad States for the purpose of en-gaging inany mechanical tradeor manual labor. There is a_ provision that the head tax shall gease to be levied as soon as theUnited States adopts the freecointge of silyer. ~| ® anti-trustoffered by Sen-might be adoptedPettigrewsin charge Of the tariff bill~which is more than many peopledirect vote Senator Alle herd sum, and given fifty dollarsfor the motion, voted against if,it would have been defeated bya vote of 34 to 33. and the anti-trust amendment would havebeen added tothe tariff bill. Itis but fair to state that SenatorsMorgan and Pettus stated theiropp-sition tothe amendment tobe that it would create more andworse trusta than it would injureexisting trusts.Senator Vest gave SenatorAllison several blows straightfrom the shoulder in a few rb;marks dissecting the figures setforth be Mr. Allison in place ofthose submitted by Mr. Aldrichwhen the change was made inthe sugar schedule. Mr. Vestbelieves that each sugar schedulehas been a little better for thesugar trust than the one it suc-ceeded, nc twithstanding the pub-lic howl against fayoring thiscolossal monopoly. and he pre-rgented figures to back his balief.According to his figures, thepresent tariff giyes a protectionon 96 degree sugar of 37 centsper hundred pounds, the Dingleyschedule 41 cents, the Aldrichschedule 46 cents. and the caucusschodula, afterwards adopted bytne Senace, 47 cepts. Thus it isthat the Republican Senatorswho opposed the Wilson bill be-cause they said it gave the sugartrust too much protection haveput themsesves on record in favorof giving the trust exactly tencents,a hundred peunds morethan the Wilsoa tariff bill gaveit.ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS.The ogreen grocer� is the onewho seils his goods on cradit.Wealthis 2 purple robo ~batwill nide the most kideous de-formity.oor {We sappose that when mililiarymen go fishing they use arwyworms ior bait. .Whiskey i» reported steady,are who drink it.It is not so much what we haveas it is what we expect that makesus happy.lf the whole truth were knownthe world would be full of peoplewith hanging heads.Fish are said to make seocllon'brain food"some people wouldhave to eat a whale to do themany good.Many ef ths osound money�shouters of last fall would nowbe delighted to get poor, despised58-cent dollaT s.McKinley savs we must Lavepatience. ThatTs the cry of allquack doctors who are drummingup trade for the undertakers.Now pic-nics in the meadowsfair fill all the woods with fun ;two forms within one rustic chair" four lips that meet as one.There is a line in this life farabove the common round of exis-tence whose pathway is markedonly by the feet of angels andthe truly good ot earth."Orange(Va). Observer. |PTEIt required just five hours totry, convict and imprigon an Ohiopostmaster who was %525 shortin his accounts, says the Wash-ington Post. Had he stolen a:oBhaneigtaT we thet, Jost i,compromised by returning ~halfmillion in civil life he would have}The New Tax Law.Sheriff Smith, to whom allthings return, asks the Observerto call the attention of tax payereto section 52 and 53 of the newax law pasged by the last Legis-lature, which makes a failure topay taxTs a misdemeanor. Thesection reads as follows:~Section 52"That 1t shall beand it is hereby made the duty ofthe sheriff of each county in theState to make diligent inquiryand report tothe joudge at eachterm of the Criminal Court heidin the county following the timewhen the ticense tax and taxesprovided for in schedule A, B andOC of this act should have beenpaid, as tu. whether or not suchlicense taxes and other taxes havebeen paid by ail persons or co-operations liable for the same,and to make out a list of all de-linquents. And it shall be madethe duty of the jadge io submitthe list of the delinquents to thesolicitor to the end that suchdelinquents may be prosecutedfor such defalcation inthe man-ner provided in the next sectionof this aut.oSection 53"That such personor Corporations who are liable topay the license tax or taxes pro-videu for in schedules A, B endC of thisvact and shall fail to paythe same as provided by- lawshall be guilty of a misdemeancr,and punished vy @ fine not cx-ceeding five hundred dollars orluprisoned noi exceeding sixmonths, and the sheriff shallbe allowed by the judge suchcompensation for making suchreport a8 he may deem just ardproper, to be paid by the county �"Chariotte Observer.a TTciurct, candy cathartic, cure constipa-ion,The report ot Grand keepar ofrecords and seal of the Koigatsof Pythias snows that there arenow 71 active lodges in the Stute,eight having been instituted andtwo forfeiting their ckarters thepast pyeur. ~Lhere ig an activenhiembership of 3,909, 428 havingbeen ini~iaTed the past year. Ipsick and funeral benefits the subordinate ledges had paid out$4,151.80 the past year. and ipdouations $1,111.48, a total of$0,263.28. The total asseis ofsubordinate lodves are $25,964.80Iu the endowment rank there are56 sectionsin this domain withJ34 membery, and an endowmentof $1,994,500,DonTt Tobaceo Spit sud Smoxe You,InteoAway,.1If you want to quit tobacco usingeasily ~and torewsr, bo made wellstrong, magnetic. full of new life andvigor, take No"To-Bac, the wonder.worker that makes weak men strong,Many gain ten pounds in ten days.Over 400,000 cureT, Buy No-To-Barom your own druggist, who willguarantee a cure. Booklet and samplemailed free, Ad. Sterling Remedy Co,Chicago or New York,Statistics of waurder in the Uni-ted States show that 10,652 mur-ders were committed in thiscountry Jn 1896, and that therewere Only 122 legal executions.The offensice machinery of thelaw intended to protect societyagains! crime and criminals seemto be in need of repair. Themurderers have the uppér hadin the Oourts, and with the aa ae eae ees aly ys ek* a aes ~ : ane tfeaid they can buy, are makingBe a wae oe ot ealins 30 ek a hen eh aeschy ure. aer ee ee eo Msee | seieneieneiie as: ania te od . ~a % ~rmthe absence of ~Senator:my charity."Asheville Oiti-2 a a\.10, 25c ei cané } ;+ ' ' i ,rarer oe mee Y~ ae oe ria :Fr OT 4just arrived. ComeandWhen bilious or costive, eat a Cas | aoei." fg.i* shat © tefie ty ae %When bilious or oostare, eat a Ca -R. A. TYSON, Vice-PresTt.STATEMENTIOF THE ©We study carefull y the separate needsR. L. DAVIS, PresTt.J. L. LITTLE. CashT?REORGANIZED JUNE 15th, 1896._ The Bank of Greenvyile,GREENVILLE, N. C.. Atthe Olose cf Business May 14th, 1897.. RESOURCES. 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