OREGON MIST
Entered at the Postoffic at St. Helen,
Oregon, as second-clas mail matter.
Issued Evksv Friday Bv
E. H. FLAGG,
EDITOR AXD PROPRIETOR.
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, CIRCUIT COURT OFFICERS ;
Thomas A. McBripk. District Judg
G. L. HEDGES ..District Attornc
COUNTY OFFICERS :
R. S. Hattax, Tudpe St. Helen
V. A. Harris, Cleric. St. Helen
Martim Whitk, Sheriff ...St. Helen
Casper Libki., Commissioner Misi
H. West, Comtn'r ...Seapp
Edwin Koss, Treasurer. St. Helens
A. T. Laws, Assessor. .'...St. Helens
I. H. Copkiand, Sehool Supt....Houlton
Frank B. Frkscott, Surv Rainier
H. R. CUFF. Coroner St. Helens
NOVEMBER 13.
JUDGE HATTAN'S LETTER
Hon. K. S. Hattau publishes the fol
lowing letter in the last issue of our
esteemed contemporary, the ClaUkanie
Chief:
Editor Chief: AVonld you kind!,
famish us space in your paper to make
a few statements, to correct the errone
oiis impressions made ty the "Oiegon
Mist."
1st, tht statement made bv the Mist
"That the Neas cruise is a gold brick
that is comparatively worthless,"
greatly exaggerated, w itn the excep
tion of Tp. 4 N. R.4 V., the Xease cruise
is fast gaining favor. We have talked
with most of the large timber owners in
the county and are fast becoming con
vmcced that the Cruise Is plenty hijh
enough, taking as a whole. We ha
adopted the Cheldeiin cruise in part
only, as in man cases the Cheldeiin
cruise aud the Seast are nearly the same
for instance; Mr. Blodgett filed a petition
charging the Nease era se as being ex
evasive, we naa .Mr. uieuielin recruise
five quarters of this timber, be got
millica to Nease's 81 million, and Iiad
Cheldeiin cruised the down timber on
four of these raarters, there w ould not
have been a million difference in their
cruise. We found that the Cheldeiin
cruise on the Chapman timber invari
ably run under 20 per cent, and aa high
as a whole section run as c!oe as 2 per
cent. Jennings & McRbae have filet a
petition charging an excessive cruise,
we have sent Cheldeiin to recroine eight
quarters which are in dispute, let as see
how this comes out.
v The timber has added ten million to
our tax roll, and to our surprise there
ia very little kicking among the timber
men. , For example, the S. E. of Sec.
17, Tp. 7. N. R. 5 W. was assessed at U
per acre last year, 12,240. This year it
is assessed with 17,500,000 feet, valued
at f 2 per thousand or 135,000. As to the
Northern Pacific's assessment, they will
pay no more taxes this year than last,
E. H. Flagg to the contrary notwith
standing. R. S. HATTAJf.
We are pleased to be in formed that
Judge Hattan is becoming eatL-tk-d
- with the 'eaee cruise. At the time the
article appeared in the Mist finding fault
' with the cruise, Judge Hattan was very
far from being satisfied. In fact, he
freely expressed, bis opinion that the
, county would have to take the matter
. .into the courts to compel Nease to con
sent to the appointment of an arbitrator,
aud there was considerable talk about
prosecuting Mr. Jiease's ljondemeu. We
believe it was Judge Hattan who ex
pressed the opinion, in the presence of
witnesses that Nease had taken money
from the timber owners as well as from
itie county, and that this was the reason
. why no great kick would be m.ido by
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READ THE
EEKLY OREGONIAN
OF PORTLAND
For the general news of tnc
vjte for formation about
t 4 W tw-w -w -
. i 4 J i
.jurtw tv3: rcwu
in riWrdmf the 'soil. Stock
id
! Raising, FruiGrowm etc
You can secure litis excellent,
4
paper oy
Subscribing for the Mist
Two Papers $1.75 Per Year
does not ask that corporations should be
persecuted, but only that they should j
pay their jat share of the taxes, and !
not have the bnrden bear too heavil,
upon the residents andhrmie buildeis.
HARRIMAN S OPPORTUNITY"
SLINGING LANGUAGE. THANKSGIVING APPEAL
Mr. Hartimui will pay diar for his
brief sortie into the realms of i-uinpeti-tion
in steel rails, by w hich he hoped
to secure a rail that would not break
and send so many of his trains into the
ditch. Since Mr. Morgan has made his
peace ith the administration aud re
ceived permission to perfect his monop
oly, the order recently placed by Mr.
Harriman with the Teuuessee Coal &
I rou Company has been turned back to
he steel trust, and w ill be filled bv the
Carnegie works, which turned out the
inperfect rail that caused so many
accidents on the railroad. Now if Mr.
Hsrrirxiin will only ioln forces with the
the Boys' and Girls' Aid
Society of Oregon.
A paper worth reading is the People's j prom
Press, of Portland, edited by Dana'
Sleeth, son of Rev. Asa Sleeth, the ge n j
tleman who does his best to teach the;
people of thi) community the straight' To those who are acUAinted with tl
and narrow way. We have compli- methods and th xd work accomplish
mented Rev. Sleeth occasionally npon ed by the Boys' and Oirls' Aid So-
his linguistic ability, and now we see ciety In rescuing and eating for depen
where he cot it. He inherited it from dent and delinquent children of the
his son. Young Dana was recently lost
in the woods of Clackamas County, and,
in his last week's issue of the Press, he
tells his readers all about it, as follows:
"If the editorial outcropping this
week seems a bit off Color and the bright
gold of genius washes a bit dull and tar
ni.-dies before you can win it, there's a
reason. Just at present the editorial
fingers ate full of briars, the editorial
back is full of rheumatism, the editorial ,
right left is out of commission, aud the j
editorial left leg has two or three extra ;
corvee twisted into it that weren't ;
refoimers who are seeking to break the ' needed. Casual observers who have
h du ol the steel trU9t. it n:av be m-
ble to bring in foreign steel rails which
ill not snap like cat iron as soon as a
heavy strain is place I on them. Sooner
or later, however, the time w ill come
hen the American people will mt sub
mit to this kisd of injustice, and tariff
reform will prevent the etee! trust, or
any other trust from, from killing people
uu poor rails or exacting higher prices
than are piid by other countries Ore-
gonian.
If Mr. Harriman wants to manufac
ture his own steel rails he should come
Columbia County and start a plant.
ie iron is tere in unlimited uuan-
noticed the editorial gait this week have
guessed it was string halt or ring spavin,
hut it wasn't.
We are not Intruding our troubles on
anybody. We don't want sympathy.
So long as we have arnica, and if the
liniment and the lotions ho'.d out, we
will hold our own. but wedo want toex-
plain, should the columns seem cut on i "nfl wks U or Birl 'D
the bias this week. retains his custody until
State, it is unnecessary to mi anything
but that the Society needs the atssist
ance of the public at Thankgiviug, but
as there mar be many w ho have not
studied the. work or had occasion to
. know of soive of tne g kkI accomplished
, it would be well to sav that this Society
ii located in the City of Portland but
cares for all children throughout the
I State of Oregon who are in need. The
Society has never been known to refuse
aduiUsion to any child provided it
healthy ami one that can be place.! out
in a private home. Neither has it re
fused to accept any boy or girl who
through incorrigibility has rendered
himself beyond the control of his par
ents and for whom, at an early date, the
Iieform School, or worse, the Peniten
tiary wonld open its doors. But in or
der to defend this class and keep them
from a penal institution, the Boy and
Girls' Aid Society's agent comes along
cturg and
they have
chance for
The editorial end of the tai.r irmr. , certainea it there is any
neved to the wilds of the Vpt Clacka- '" "tmnuoa, and if so thechild la direct
mas last Fridav, but, like the man in -ed iD th Pth ud 90 "veJ 'rora
the song, he didn't walk right in and I hv,D the li'Kri,c ofheing committed
turn around and walk light out again. t0 P0 '1 intilutio Bu' '' 1 '"""!
He walked in. and tumt .rnn.t on tne oiner mtna, that the child 1
tlty. It is within four miles of deep , times in the dark, and walked, and
ater on the Columbia river. It is the i walked, and walked, and Anally he roll-
best iron in the world and the easiest to : ' and just before he did for the sixth
iue. Let Mr. Harriman send respon- be discovered a house and a square ca"nB OT. ln1 clas" .' c""'lrt"n-
Me men to investigite Columbia meal. From 7;30 Friday morning until ! . ine ,,'.ly aM on mesM tortian.J
iounty's iron resources ar.d be will be Saturday afternoon the editor led thei s c w' " " n""MW
tisfied that ail that is claimed fur them i simple life, and if we had anvthimr to i "nu carea ,or uurlnK l"e P"r" '
true.
' degenerate and its association with other
j children is hurtful, it is placed in nine
j institutio 1 organised for the purpose of
Soothing syrnp of some sort is to
be administered to Wall Street wheh ed, climbing maple precipitous, marshy.
Congress meets. At least that it the bog-ridden, ice-chilled, eternally dla
hope of the leading financiers. The ! Wical woods all Friday afternoon and
Street has been crying for the remedy all Friday night and all Saturday until
and apparently will not be happy until about noon, and we had no matches
it gets it. Tne Treasury Department ' that were dry, and had no fire, and no
has doi;e all that it properly could in I arub, and no friend, and no dog, end
the past fortnight to relieve the situ-1 no nothing, but trapsingaronnd
ation. It has put out large deposits of j forsaken darkness, with a leg that went
government money in National banks1 wrong early in the game and had to be
and has pointed out to the tank how
they can increase their note circulation
and thus add to the supply of 1 There are a number of briitht thinci
money available. AI! this i well eilougl
but the Stock Exi-tiat.ge wants some con
crete assurance from the White Hons
that the g AWnun llt H not "ain it."
the timber owners. It is rather remark- j Willi tliH cud in view tuo of tii most
"able, if it was an honest croise, that I prominent financiers of New York, 11.
'Mr. Cheldeiin is still out, at the request j (.'. Fiick and 1'rei.idcnt (iary of the Steel
of timber owners. Who is to pay Mr. Tnwt ciH-d at the White Houee thh
Cheldeiin? If the county uot what it ! week and beL'2eI the President tointcrt
eat somebo.Iy else ate it before it got to' Ble"ce' " " uPPorW!a W wle '"
us. In short we were lost in the we,j County aW an 1 charitable contributions,
dark, stumpy, briar-strewn, rock-eoveM a"d ""''ti ot er "
j ."n mil ',iuk ?wrjf firiaon woo la
1 a friend (o the institution or to destitute
j children to put their put their hands In
! their pocket and inske a small donation
jof money or to send to the Home in
roriianu, uregon, some article 01 pro
Visions canned fruit, vegetables, or
anvthinir thnt vnnM la netful in tl.A
in lhe! household.
At every county seat there Is an Ad-
.flu.-... rrnv.1 .......... I 1 .. I.. ,
drad along behind, and wet to the ! ' a" ."1TJ. 1 " " T
Hide, of course, and-but what's the use? 1 T. I . ,
niQ uiuv-u "UU 111 111 lit 1 1 V
homes. In this county Mr. M. C.
Secre-
j tary, and any person who has anything
; to donate can find out where to deliver
i the same by phoning to this address,
j TFie railroad companies and steam
j boats throughout the State have co
operated Willi the Society no lar as to
say that they will deadhead alt suppli
Daid for. why didn't it stand oat on the sometime reassurimr in hi. ! liiriat rlt.t ..u i "u;"' "om " wurce aunng
Iv ease cruise, and, if the contract was ' when it came to the financial
paragra
is engageii In
writing hi message now and it is well
known of course tint he will tmjch on
the general financial situation. It is
u nder'tnod
Hit
II -
worth the paper it was written on, why grnr h. The President
did not the county compel Mr. Nease to
comply with its conditions or compel'
bis bondsmen to reimbuise the county? j
If the cour,ty- interests had b;cn '
properly protected there would have!
been no necessity for the work Mr. Chel- j
dclin is now doing, for Mr. Nca-e would
nave Been to is tliat ttie work was prop
erly done in the first iiistanca. That
there is so little to dispute a' out the
cruise may be due, as Judge Hattnn once
surmised, to Mr. Nease having been on
excellent terms with the timlxrineii.
Standing by itself, without correction,
We repeat that the Nease cruise is not
only compaiatively but absolutely
without brevkirig and in picking out the
in 1 briars out of the editorial pf
the
large busiin-ss -Interests, and it is
worthless as a basis tor nsxsiiuent. understood from men with whom these
Since the trouble arose Judge Hattan ' gentlemen talkid after their call at the
w mitfht. m v attnt lil 1 1 l.m.1 ...li
if ...,ru..t u..; :z: ; ,t : - ; l Oregon. u,e
. .i.ivvij until kiis jnuin H P
could have said them with force and
vigor, but we exhausted our vocabulary
and dried up the fountains of 0U15 imagi
nation out th-re that night alone in the
cold, wet oh, very, verv wet woods.
and sine- then the editorial mind has
been chiefly concerned in gstting that I
Thanksgiving. Therefore, it' is hoped
thai this city and countv will at least do
u unic I 1 1,. - . .. ..( .,,..
i ; . 1., J Wh
o(A iinai?, 1 nere are souiH two atlij a
; half Ri'ttioii of epiderm! vt-t to lie
being dciiiiitely ) ploughed, and we won't shake hands) It is weil to cons der this fact! that
uiirncnil currency ; with anybody, not even an advertiser, the Hill lines have not suspended lm
one ol the most ' tor six weeks, and if anvbody thinks 1 provemetiti. That seems to m the dif.
j thiM is funny they can do their laughing ference between a railroad builder and
(at home we have exhausted all the! a stock manipulator, Harriman, us soon
j humor out of the situation that we j as the government came to the assist
j think there is in it." j ance on the money question Immediate-
.1 I ly ordered alt improvement stopped
I v... .,,. 1. . .. ., .. .. and as much repair work ended as enuld
Oroller of the Currency, n I.,u.U I . Z ItZ T, . 4- without suspending tram.:.
poswwe mat in aworinr.1 the views of ,. ,. 1 , . ' . " " "' Why did he do this? Was the
31 esMa. rn-K nji-i i,ary as representing
are
I support.
deferident upon charity for
knonii that he V,
legislation. Ti,i
pressing nwd-i of the r.ntii.11 from a butj.
standpoint. It is well kr.onn that he
wants to r.C mmeiid the best line of
action po-iiible and to this end lie lus
taken th advice of the fieeietury of the
Treasury, the Secretary of .State and the
11 cash it is said that J.
. P. Morgan has (ecu red control of the
.' .'llflH,l!ilhltll,l Kttlftiulli,. '....l'lnn A
corati on that started business with a j ,,,ch '' WU''"? 10 " ' . U
par value of iO,0U00UO.
panic
jim uiscovercn iiiat mt. a esse was one
o( the proprietots of the famous or in
famous Milwaukie Ciul). Hud he I eeu
in possession of that information prior
to the closing ol the deal, wo have no
doubt he would have drawn a much
stricter contract
As to lhe amount of taxes that will be
paid this year by the Northern Pacific
railroad, Judge Hattan assures us that
they will be 110 greater than they paid
last, year, and he may bo corr-cl. If
they pay upon their present assessment j
Wiiite House they Mere us-ured that
uuTi unoiilU he "nothing alarming to
the business interests" in the nnssage.
Now what the President considers
alarming and what the business in
tcrests consider alarming may not quite
coincide. Probably they will look for
something actively pleasant. Probably
the President's idea will be to refrain
from saying much that is actively un
unpleasant, lint whatever form the
soothing eyrup lakes, the financial World
will have to make the la-st of it.
their tuxes will certainly be incicused. i
liotwithelandiiig their assessment in no J Senator Fulton announces that he will
higher in proportion to that of the rest favor a postal savings bank cyHtem. We
o( the county than it was one year ago, ; trust that he will not only favor it, but
because of the special assessment for , wil m-cuie its adoption. There should
rosdi and schools. The Judge, lnw-; be some place where the savings of the
ever, was instrumental in reducing the; people would be absolutely protected.
company's assessment by about one j
one third two years ago, and he may be Heating stove for sale cheap. Inquire
ttAlIjrstti!
stock, of the
Mr Jjoa-an has also, during the finan
cial panic, purchased the properties of
the Tennessee C'.,nl, Iron 4 P.allway
Company, with a capital slock of
OtstyKX). And yet the pe iple wonder at
the grow th of socialism.
. A 1 ear of Itlood
The year VX3 will long be remembered
in the home of F. N. Tacket, of Alliance,
Ky as a year of blood , which flowed so
copiously from Mr. Tackel's lungs that
death seemed very near. He writes:
"."evere bleeding at the lungs and a
frightful couh had brought me at deaths
door, when I began taking Dr. King's
:w Discovery for Consumption,
with the astonishing result that after
taking four bottles I was completely re
stored and as time has proven permanent
ly cured." Guaranteed for sore lungs,
coughs and colds. For sale at Houlton,
Warren, ScappooM and Deer bland.
the actions of Mr. Cortelyou in aiding
New York banks? And is he determin
ed to make a panic, and if necessary to
do so Is he willing to ruin the property
he represents to do it? There are many
things which make the situation look
like lie and his like are on the side of
the market where a panic will aid them
in picking up a few millions. The evi
dence is so strong that these men
would willingly ruin the whole country
to make a few millions for themselves.
All honor to Mr. Hill and to men of his
stripe. The people of this country
should make it a point In going East
aud returning to use any railway but
the Harrimsn lines until such time as
that individual will be good. And a con
certed action of that nature on the part
of the people of Oregon would aootl
bring Mr. Harriman to time.
COLUMBIA'S RESOURCES
Impartial View of A Well
Known Writer.
Fred Lockler representing the I'aclflc
Monthly rl Portland Spent Mutlday and
Tuesday in W. Helens In the Interest ol
that excclletit publieeliolt. When asked
what effect he thought the financial flurry
would have upon the development ol the
West he responded "1 think the cticct
will 1 beneficial to the West. la tht
first place it will lintinale the wild cat
propositions and in the second place
hard times iu the Fast will cam the
Kasterner and Middle Westerner who
feels the money stringency to look to
ward the west as a laud ol promise
Take this county fur example, where will
ou find a section richer iu natural re
sources aud where will you find a section
where so little has been done In develop
ing the wealth of natutal advantages as
here. St. Helen ia only 2H miles from
Portland, a city that Is destined to be
the commercial metropolis of the Pacific
Coast. It is the natural distributing
point for the whole InUnd I'mpire and
the products of that vast region wilt In
evitably flow along the lines of least re
sistance in other words, along the water
grade down hill to Portland. Aa our
shipment to the oriental countries in
crease Portland will rover wore and more
territory to accomodate the warehouses
of the exporting house. Population will
grow a trade and commerce increase.
More and more supplies will be needed
to supply the increased population aud
in a lew year Columbia County's logged
od Unda will beset out to small garden
to supply the growing demand of Port
land. I have eaten as finely flavored
apple here in St. Helen a I have tatted
iu Hood River and at Medford, two ol
the most famous of Oregon' apple dis
tricts, where fruit land sells for front I-1.W
to t00 an acre. Loggcd-ofl land can be
bought here from to 13 an acre and
this land can be cleared for fo0 an acre.
Much of this land will make the fiurst
kind ot fruit land. An orchard of Northern
Spy or Spitenburg apples would pro
duce an Income of from f .VO 10 IIU0 an
acre within 0 to ten year.
Take dairying. Harry West of Scat
poose ha shown what can be done in
this liue. Harry West's blue nbtun
cows have done as much to attract atten
tion to this district as any other one
thing In the county. The wonderful
prosperity of Tillamook countv is due
almost entirely to her dairying luduUry.
Columbia couuty has neglected her op
portunity along this line. There is no
good reason why there should not 1
several prosperou creamerie here. If
my memory serves me rightly, it was
Columbia connty that took the gold
medal on ber butter at the Lewis & Clark
Kxposition, which i pretty good proof
that this is a high clas dairy country.
The county judge tells me that you
have timber here which runs from 14 to
17 million feet to the quarter section.
With J your tiuiber, your stone, your fruit
land, your mineral wealth, your land
dapted to dairying and truck garden
ing it seems incredible that there are lea
than ten thousand people in the whole
county.
Now to come bock to your question,
the Easterners, who are land hungrv
and tired of working for wage or farm
ing on rented lands knew of the wealth
of natural resource vou KHrii vnur
population would soon double, and. with
increased population would come In
creased trade and increased orosoeril.
One of the things which I believe ha
eld the county back has been the hold
ing of large bodies of timber and other
land by outside capitalist who have en
joyed extremely low taxes and have had
little incentive for develoninv or ti,.
ing of their holdings. If a fair lax is
assessed to these speculative
the owners will either divrlnn. 11,.
property or dispose of it to some one
who will There was a day when there
was uuicr rivalry between St. Helen
1 . . . . '
i.Miu.u.imiM diuwauace as to which 'jj
the three was to I the lesdinir rHi.
That day has gone by, that question has
neen settled, but the present queuion i
uow nest to encourage the building of
cii-imc nnes so tnal tne County may be
cut up iuto small farms which with your
fertile soil and abundant moisture will
prove womlerlully productive. With
jour ricn iriuiiiary territory St. Helen
can wen grow into a city of ten time her
present population. Few cities are moro
famed from a scenic standpoint and few
have so many undeveloped resource at
her very door a has St. Helens."
DSIDESSSOUEBt
TENTH AND MORRISON STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON
A. . ARMtTRONO, LU a, rINCHAt 1
w .. ii.v..u In a short tlma and at small ssncna 4 ... i.
, , 1 1 iiv n . i". ... 1 j . roue SSjCS a.
dent to a position a soon a cmnUt. Quality la our motto, and rernrUlloa w
thorough work bring ua over 100 call per numth for ofUce help, ladlvtdiul l
1 1 ..l.l . U' taai-h. Ilia Lviai -.f (.- . .
l run urn inurv i" mm cmrq l&tJt a,
voucher ami other modern methods of bookkeeping. Chartler la our sbortlali
easy, rajad, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forma and lniuanakipT"'
writ today. Reference! any merchant, any bank, any Mrmpapw Ia
C. T. PBK8C0TT
K. K. QUICK.
V- 1. NtWCQTt"
Tun Columbia County
ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO.
Titlks Examined Abstracts Mad
p Non-Rksident Taxes Paid
RkalKstatk Loans, etc
I St. Johns!! St. Johns!!
A GILT EDGED INVESTMENT!
!
Situated between the rivers, with deep water frontage
Jj ou all sides, surrounded aud crossed by five trausconti-
uental railways, it must become the manufacturing and
dipping center ot rortiand.
MONTHLY PAYROLL S6O.000!
Invest how, you will double your money in two yean.
H. HENDERSON
10a ,' Philadelphia St St. Johns.Oregoo
Q mm aaaaaa juuuijt TTT.Tm iTiTi rrrmiYTmmmn
Ooroais O
Ihoe
I
Wk,N.,?
You will find St.yle, Wearing Qualities,
Sire, and the Comfort You Want
Sorosis Fall Shoes
Have AH Arriv.sd. Everything, from the
Heavy, Flexible Shoe, to the Dainyy
Evening Slippera,
Sorosis Hosiery epoTcLI
KNIGHT SHOE CO.,
THIRD AND WAr HINOTON. PORTLAND, OHC.
CjtAJtMASOUtAlalSIl itciitiitmiit aaai
THE J8IG STORE
DOWN (3Y THE DIG SAWMILL
New Goods Every Day!
In the Week.
Pics For Sai,k I have twenty six-
weeks old pig for sale at fl.60 each
Blierwood, Bachelor's flat.
N.
Evidence is very strum that n.l,.i.,.
of tlio Standard Oil I .f sill Mlliu t.
brilxid United fsUtes Court iiftlM.!. .1
Chicago o provide tliem with Insldo In
foni.atlon as to what Isngo,, i c..
agaiuat them. Isn't it about time ttmt
the peopla roue np and did soimdhlng to
the Htandard Hint will cause Ita offlcfals
to halt? The Htiimlurd la con.i.,itii.,
all aorta of crlmo, y,;t u,e ,m.oijb ar(l ttkm
ed to. ait Idly hy while olllclala sre da
haiuthed, lta records itolen nnd )u.tice
thwarted. It might not he moially cor-
icj-w i cuiiuscaut a few m mm .,f ui-
A...A , . "inn
iitmriT aim (lesiroy or divide
uni 11 tu Htatidard was given a tasta
un own medicine It wou Id soon
T- -
Receiving
IB
Has a liopuUtiun of Long riladliig lor Only tht Be.t In
General Merchandise!
Dart & Muckle.
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JOB PRIN TING
for qunrter.
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of
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Tlie EnglW, .re dlgcurti.g the propo
altion to aholish the Hoiine of Unh
Tliere Is no excuse that we know of for'
Its farther existence. There Is, too
.ttle excuse that we know of for the ex
igence of the United BtaU. Benate, out
aide of the giving of a lew fnt position,
t'j politicians hi their dotnge. The old
Idea that the 8nate would prove a Te
stralnt on wildcat legislation ,a, pr0v
groundless, for of aj wild-eatler. the
Senators huve mn the wildest, The
evil that those old fossils have done In
the past has In no whe hcon cqulleJ
hy the good ; and they are n expen.iv.
.u r4Ke generally out of re-
18 OUR BU8INE&
Wi ''i1 tho best and in mt
y fnlly equipped Job Vrl at
nig()Hceiu(klumblaCoun ty
And we are prepared to
do all lands of Printing
011 short notice and at
1,lost reasonable prices
. A VRML Will CONriNCE
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