EUGENE MEEKLY GUARD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1IX)M
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department as well as the payment of'
vice of locomotive engines will have! portatlon of freight, The bill was
pensions. It is not believed that the by the various express companies
|nt "!(D(:Wi.NMST CAFE
total will soon be decreased. As the both east and west from the Middle been dispensed with. Whatever pi w- drawn at the request of Judge F. H
State» and the Far \V<
er is employed to drive th«* trains of Cowan, of Fort Worth. Tex., counsel
veterans of the civil war ami their de-
come will be watched
the next century will certainly be of the Texas Cattle Rangers' Asso­
pendents drop out the veterans of the
(HARtLS II. FISHER,
eat by parties co
conveyed to them by central power ciation. It is designed to break up
war
with
Spain
will
coni«
in.
Even where.
Edit„r and Publisher.
houses.
the practice of refusing to furnish
if we could be assured that the Unit­
Of all c
The trains perhaps will not stop a' curs except those controlled by th«
Ions doing business
ed States will not b««-ome involved in
with the pubi
the express conipa- all. They will ouly slack-n spe.'d a beef trust for transportation of beef
another war during this century it is
nle* are th le ni
saplng. This has little, bu) the platform will begin to and fruits, and is drawn to meet the
l-n-. $1-50 per year more than probable that the year
been goln» g on f. r y are, ami uothiufc move as the train approaches, and entire situation in order to prevent
iu advance; $2 00 at end of 2001 would see pensioners on account
was said □out it until within the will run alongside at the s ime speed discrimination by any trust against
of the Spanish war still on the rolls.
past few months.
That tbelr de- as the train, so that passengers «-an independent manufacturers or sh i ii-
r<7ntered at th«* Eugene, Oregon,
The last surviving pensioner of the
peri.
mands art ©xtæssi V s everybody con- get in and out as if the train
Revolutionary war, as a widow, did
a8 second-class matter.
cedes, wh< en their attention is called standing still. When all arc a
not die until 1907. Three daugh­
Times are getting better,
ii
to the ubject, but nothing has ever the doors will be closed alto«
ters of the Revolution are still on
" TIL, K>r The Guard.
creased
industrial
activity
is
Indicat
­
by
the
guard,
”
and
the
platform
a™ a|‘thorized U) the rolls. And there are several pen­ been done to compel them to release
ed by the reports from some cf the
The a receipt for subscriptions or sioners of the war of 1812, as well as their grasp on the throat of com- reverse its motion and return t
large manufacturing companies in
aD1 ‘other buslnesa for The Dally
nierce. The railroads have caught it original position.
a number from the war with Mexico.
the East covering the month of Jan­
on every hand, but strange to relate
« Weekly Guard:
“t^welL-J- L- Clark.
And now comes the wireless tele­
uary. From all sources the word it
the chief robber of all has been en­ ORN \M1 NTH. BOTRI»
n774—Geo. A Drury.
phone. A Dane has been able to ac­
SATISFIED WITH Jens given out that th - January volume 01
2“et all remittances and com- complish the wonderful feat of talk­ jtirely lost sight of. Now that the
business was larger by far than that
i subject has come up and the members
ing through space with the aid of
The railroad commissioners nil of December, and it is conceded ’’that
’uaiCSrrARD PRINTING CO..
of the interstate commerce com mls-
etheral Waves as the only transmit­
Eugene. OregAin.
I sion understand th«* true conditions, want to be re-elected to their pr icn; It is getting better ail the time. From
ters. Thus far he has been unable to
! It is to be hoped that the matter of jobs. One thing in their favor is that these straws it is argued that good
perfect his mechanism for long dis­
THl HSPAV miKL ARY 13, 1
| express rates will be placed on a they are d«»lng no harm, simply draw times are again ou the way, and will
tances. the receiving end burning out
ing their salaries very quietly with­ be with us with th opening of
more reasonable basis.
OCR SUBSCRIBERS
in spite of all that he has been able
out disturbing the serenlt} of the spring. Confidenc«* is air« udv < stab-
to do. The inventor is persist -nt in (it \HD'S CIRCI I. VTION'
railroad magnates or anylmdy « !< . lished, and all that 1.* to be done now
As announced heretofore, the his claims, however, that he will be
INURE ISED M ITERI NI LY
As many people fearcil at the time is to keep at it until everybody ami
was
61»rd of the first of October
able to talk across the Atlantic when
the
railroad commission bill was Jug­ his hired man is busy.
BY
PRIZE
(«»NIEST
compelled to withdraw the offer of i his mechanism is complete.
Above Is a p|. 1 «»•,•( the kitchen set which is given away to aub-
gled by Speaker Davey and other p»l-
the St Louis Republic free with ev­
Our friends, the Japanese, have scriber* of Th«* We ‘kly Guard who pay 13.00 a year for the paper in ad-
i
At the end of The Guard’s popular iticians in the house, the b i.ird is
I vanee, it is a very useful pr« ent for the housekeeper.
ery cash In advance subscription. Ow- MACHINE REASONS FOB
voting contest the publishers of this more ornamental than usi-ful. and as about given up the idea that It Is up
f t0 the raise In the price of paper
OPPOSING STATEMENT No. I paper make the positive claim that it the present members are fairly rood to them to take charge of an 1 run
publishers were forced to advance
world is GEO. MEIA'IN MILLER
has the largest circulation of any pa­ looking and of gentlemanly pr.- nee, the earth, They are a bright lot of the largest bull ring In t'
Reporting a meeting of the R>- per in a field of similar population in It would no doubt be an act of wis­ fellows, but there are others who are being built, at a cost ««.' $700,000,
ON STATEMENT NO. 1
their price to us to such an extent
(Oregonian.)
,e can no longer give the paper publiians In Portland the Evening th«* Northwest, and the larg st of any dom on the part of the v. t. rs to con­ just as bright as the subjects of the in Mexico.
Before we throw any
Telegram says:
Eugene. Feb. 2. (To the Editor)
mikado, and they have been doing stones at th«» Mexicans, let us remem­
,wav as a premium.
paper published in Oregon outside of tinue them in office.
Since Judge Lowell, of Pendleton,
In opposing Statement No. 1 Sen­ Portland, as follows:
We are, however, offering the Ore-
businer; a good deal longer in the ber that It costs a lot more than that
Is considered one of tho brainiest
ator
Beach
pr
dieted
no:
a
candidate
pa Agriculturist or the American
There are sòme thin;;« which crop line of civilization. But the Japs will to fight our Wall street bulls.
. .2000
Republicans of the
his argu-
who favored the statement would be Dally Guard. .
Farmer (your choice) free with each j elected, and declared it was his lie- Weekly Guard
ment eontalneil in a «-ammunlcation
..isoo up in the divorce courts orca lo-ial’y learn in time that one must cultivii' *
of
to the Oregonian of recent date, hi
Some Idea of the importance
cash in advance subscription. Or we j lief that the majority of the Republl-
that are absolutely funny. For i:»- the art of tolerance to get along well
opposition t Statement No. 1 will be
-ill give the Semi-Weekly Oregon 1 can party beli ved likewise. He said
Total................................................. 3800 'an-ce a mt n down In S.m Fr.'.u *is«:o in the world, and that no maa «tin railway construction operations to given serious consideration by pros­
journal, the best newspaper in Ore- fur-spread recognition of Statement
our lumber interest« "is contained in pective candidates who think they
On the commonly approved basis has filed a stilt for divorc«» against be tho whole show himself.
1 would elect a Democrat to th
tou with the Weekly Guard for only i ! No.
the statement that during 1906 over are good Republicans, who will dis­
United 3tat«-s senate, and that the R”- I of five readers to each regular sub­ his wife, and among other ridiculous
Attorney Littleton, having secured 100,000,000 cross ties were supplied agree with Judge Lowell as to th«
75 7nts extra, of $2.25 for both the ! publican candidate for th«* snate
things
charged
against
tho
woman,
scriber, The Guard has 19,000 read­
a verdiet of not guilty for Harry to the steam and electric railways of merits of what he terms a “chimer;
Guard and Journal. NVe will send 1 would be beaten by Govern«»/ Chani-
ers, 90 per cent of whom are resi­ alleges that she flirted with the min­ Thaw on the grounds of insanity, is
!
berlaln
if
Statement
No.
1
prevails.
the United States, costing approxi­ —an excrescence upon the primary
the Gi'**''! End the Weekly Orego­
ister
that
married
them,
and
on
an
dents of Lane county. Advertisers,
law." Then* are good Republican»
now
confronted
with
the
task
of
hav
­
This
statement
of
Mr.
Beach
has
mately
$50,000,000, says the Oregon in this stat«* who belleve the Republl-
nian for $2.50.
who have a right to know what they occasion when th * family was stop­ ing him released from the Mattewin
the merit of frankness, It is not
Timberman. The building of 2.000 can party of Oregon should be still
Splendid Premium*.
are buying when they pay f ir space, ping at a summer resort the wife con­
T_h' !®
To those who do not wish to take ¡couched in words af the demogogue i will be given every opportunity to ducted herself shamefully with an Insane asylum because he is insane. miles of new railway in the Pacific ’ Lirther purified !1HJy,
Republicans will stand by Statement
advantage of these clubbing offers land hypocrite, and it is not necessary prove the truth of this statement by old man staying at the same place, Undoubtedly he will find plenty of Northwest, employing 2,800 ties to No. 1 until the last member of the
ire offer the following splendid pre- jto read between the lines to grasp calling at The Guard office. Five who was withered with paralysis. expert alienists to testify in behalf of the mile, will result in the expendi­ old and corrupt political ring is bur­
What matters if
Bium to Weekly Guard subscribers: i the meaning of this machine poli- hundred dally subscribers were added Finally, the defendant, in this re­ the defendant, for men can be per­ ture of about $5,000,000 for timber led In oblivion.
suaded to give almost any kind of products for this brunch of construc­ this "chimera” does threaten the
for ONIA' TWO DOLLARS we Iticiah. He says plainly and without to the list during the past eight markable divorce suit, was attacked
election of a Democrat to the United
testimony If there is enough mon« y tion alone.
1 States senate from Oregon? Let the
will send the Weekly Guard one year, I equivocation that he wishes State­ weeks, nearly all of whom are paid a with appendicitis and when she was
offered
them.
and give as a premium a set of six ment No. 1 brushed aside in order full year in advance. This makes the on the operating table her dominant
Republican party put up men for of­
Some would-be financial states­ fice whose records are pure and un-
»liver spoons, butter knife and su­ thaï the election of a Republican sen­ circulation gain not transient, but of characteristic prevailed and she
There is a difference of opinion be­ men overlook the fact that no matter , questioned and no such danger will
ator may be made a certalnlty. He
gar shell (Rogers make).
the most permanent character. For flirted with the surgeon who per­ tween the railroad telegraphers anti how great a volume of currency Is ............
statement
No. 1 was not de­
appear iTiat.
:...
A kitchen set consisting of one professes to believe that a majorl y
The judg<* the railroad managers about th«* en­
signed to favor politicians; therefore
two years past The Guard has pur­ formed th«* operaitan.
provided
for,
it
cannot
be
had
by
one of the voters of Oregon would pref *r
carving knife
and fork,
sued the policy of making a house to hearing the case should throw It out forcement of the law which prohibits individuals who fail to offer value Judge Ixiwell or others will not con­
vince the people of Its defects by call­
bread knife, one cake knife, one par­ ito elect Chamberlain, a Demo .-at, house canvass of the county, and by of court as being too absurd for the
working the former more than nine in work or goods, or to put up a ing it names and appealing for politi­
ing knife (American Cutlery co, I and he would make sure of the elec­ this method had greatly increased its records. Then the plaintiff should
hours a day after March 4. The lat­ bluff that will be accepted as equiv- cal organization. I am a Republican.
make), one pan cake turner and one tion of a Republican, even though not list, but it remained for the fair con­ be severely censured for presuming
I hope, having voted for that ticket
ter wants the Interstate commerce alent.
egg spoon, a very useful thing to the popular choice, by disregarding testants in the prize contest to make to trifle with the dignity of the
for 34 years, but I believe the inter­
commission to order a suspension of
Statement No. 1, and throwing the
ests of the people should be consid­
hate in any family.
a clean-up of the field that could be cour..-.
the law, but the commissioners do
"Make marriage easy and divorce ered before th«' welfare of the party.
Or a pretty mantel clock that election into the legisl; : .1 e j 1st as made in no other way, and the bus-
not think they hav«> th«» authority, difficult" is the recipe tor uettei ing If the use of Statement No. 1 has
Because he swore at a telephon«*
in the days of old, when there were iness men who use The Guard’s ad­
keeps good time.
even had they the desire.
humanity handed out by A'exaitder done no greater harm than disorgan­
girl
for
switching
him
on
the
wrong
bribery
and
rumors
of
bribery,
dead
­
These premiums we have in stock
vertising columns will really be the
Graham
Bell, the millionaire inven­ ize tho Republican party In Oregon
its merits certainly far outweigh Its
The drinking of an abundance of
and are prepared to deliver them locks and failures to organize for bus­ j greatest beneficiaries of the increased line, a Sacramento man has been
tor.
Most
people will agri:«- to the
promptly. We know they will please iness. It is upon such disgraceful or­ 1 circulation, since it will give them fined $20 in the police court. He water will prevent appendicitis, be- last, but we confess that we do net demerits. It has put Oregon In the
lead of a political reform that blds
called for a number and the ^central” cause appendicitis is the result ot
gies that the politicians of the Beach-
you.
1 regular and welcome entrance to a
any fair to sweep over every state In the
office put him on a line and a wo­ constipation and constipation Is the see how marriage can be made
Any one of them costs you only 50 Hodson stripe feed and fatten.
Union.
It has landed an Oregon
very gr«-at majority of the homes in
man’s voice told him to come honu* result of insufficient bile and insuf­ easier than it is now.
tents in addition to the regular sib- Beach alone, of all the enemies of
senator In the Gridiron Club, and in
Lane county.
many ways has given the state unus­
at once and bring a quart of milk ficient supply of liquids. That's what
rript’es price of the paper.
real popular government, is frank
This near-poet, who is advising the ual distinction. It was Statement No.
and a dozen eggs. The Sacramento an exchange says, anyway. If any
Address
and open enough to say publicly PRESENT SITUATION IN
readers of the paper that prints his 1 and not the primary law that ena­
GUARD PRINTING CO.,
what this organized attack on the
CI BA ItEYIEWED man, who is a crusty old bachelor. body wants 8ny further reasons they stuff to get busy "and make your bled our legislature to elect a senator
at once became wrathy and vented will have to go elsewhere, for we a-e dreams come true,” must have ’em on the first ballot with decency and
Eugene, Oregon
primary law all over the state means.
dispatch. What has th«- Republican
The rank and file of the Repub-
No one doubts the honesty of the his spite on the poor telephone girl, not here to run the doctors out of pleasant. About the last thing most organization ever done for the state
with
the
above
result.
And
it
s«*rved
I lican party in Oregon are honest, and promises of our government, but ev­
business.
of us would want would he to have of Oregon, except to dlsgract* It? The
nXSlONERN AND
him right. No man is justified in ub -
Republican party of Oregon has been
our dreams come true.
PENSION MATTERS ¡they are not fools. They recognized ery one doubts whether Cuba will al­
Cards are out. lor th«* next catch-as-
cursed with too much "organization.”
the Import of this Portland-inspl-ed low those promises to be fulfilled. If ing ungentlemauly language to the
young ladies In charge of the tele­ catch-can international mtarlmonlal
A new Berlal story, “Tn” NVomar It was for 20 years so well organized
Th? annual repqrt of the comnils- movement to restore machine rule the nation Is saved it must be saved
that, it became necessary for LaFol-
bout,
th«*
principals
to
be
a
daugh
­
phone
exchange.
They
have
their
In the Alcove," by Anna Katherluo lette, the Eastern magazines and
sianer of pensions shows that the na­ even before Mr. Beach's frank avowal in spite of itself, says Lieutenant. G.
troubles
as
well
as
tlie
rest
of
us.
and
ter
of
T.
P.
Shonts,
who
got
cold
feet
in
tomorrow's
of
its
purpose,
and
will,
furthermore,
Green,
will
begin
Heney to “clean house" for us. If
M. P. Murphy, In Harper's Weekly.
tion deals very generously with the
generally do the l><*st they can for th«* on the Panama canal job, and the
we make It necessary for a Democrat
men who fight to sustain its honor see that it is defeated in their pri­ But th«' government has decided to many patrons of the company. They Duke of Chaulnes, who lives In Guard and will also run In the NVeek- like Heney to do our dirty work, why
ly Guard beginning next week. Cur
ud Integrity, ¡«v* the Sale Lake Her- maries. Mr. «Geo. Melvin Miller, cf grant it another chance.«
make many mistakes, it Is true, but France, where titles are supposed not readers should pot overlook the open­ not put a Democrat In the Unite«!
this
city,
in
his
letter
to
th-*
Orego
The
pity
of
the
whole
situation
is
States s«»nate?
*ld From 1866 to 1907, both lnclu-
their duties are very diffhult and | to be r«*cogniz«.-d.
". Time will be called I ing chapters.
There are »till som<> things to be
•i’e. the disbursements for pensions n'an, republished in yesterday's that the great majority of the plain cannot be always performed without at
noon on ’ the
15th Inst, at New York
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done «»fore the Republicans of Ore
HKregaud the staggering sum of $3,- Gtard, voiced the sentiment of hou-1 people - the peasant, class—In Cuba errors creeping in occasionally.
city, of course.
For the sake of Governor Varde- gon can afford to draw close party
$11,621,793. That is not far from en republicanism in Oregon—that a ; are peaceful men and women who ask
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man,
we trust that either the state­ lines. We still need th«* h< ip of both
clein,
capable
Republican
senator
be
nothing but undisturbed permission
LO for every man, woman and child
According to a ner-sclent 1st, love ment that he I ; going to lie an editor Populists and Democrats. Stand-
After all there aro other jobs
pattsm and corporation rule must bo
ia continental United States, but it closen. or they Would give their sup­ to cultivate their little fields, and which are better than being a king Is electricity.
That means that or the one that he is going on the unhorsed before Republicans' will
port to the Democratic candidate. , gmoke their cigarettes and sip their
*11 went to war veterans ami their de­
Possibly the work is all right and jarring married folk should consult lecture platform Is wrong. It's a consent to return to the fold if strict
pendents, and nobody begrudges them Tie purification cf the Republican rlini of an evening. »After being pres- the pay good, but the risk to life an electrician, not a divorce lawyer, ' combination that st Idoin works well party organization. So long as such
I
men as Fulton are put forward as po­
the money. That is, provided' the pa-ty must be comp] ■:<* in the e-ti- ^.nt. at revolution in South and Cen- is to«» great for th«? nerves of the If they wish to have the current run ( in double harness.
litical leaders the best organization
mltion
of
its
honest
friends,
and
the
tra
|
America,
and
studying
closely,
Pension claims were honest ones,
smoother;
also
that
the
sudden
jolts
I
ordinary mortal. In this connection
for the Republicans of Oreg n Is to­
eft»rts
of
men
of
the
Beach-Hodson
Spanish-American
character
In
j
l**ed on actual injury or service and
It Is related by the dispatch«»« that and stops In courtship are nothing
We take Ir that Congressman Gor­ tal disorganization. Statement No
■*$e necessary by disability or the stnpe only postpone the day of its gpvprai countries. I have no doubt 1 when the Czar of Russia read about more than broken circuits or burned don, of Tennessee, who has Intro­ 1 has done more for Oregon ths a
return to power In Oregon, for It-1 »hat in these ailing states the disease
infirmities of age.
easily repaired, If you duced a bill barring horse-race bet­ any other like number of words In
voters must first have fully restor-1 comps from a handful of silk-hatted the assassination of the King of out fuses,
the English language and It will re­
That many abuses have been prac-
Portugal In the papers he was great­ know how.
ting tickets and newspapers con­ main the bulwark of the people
ed
(heir
confidence
in
its
leadership.
1
con()
pj
ra
*
()rs
an(
j
their
h
a
nds
of
3^ in th? pension system is not
ly depressed. If that sort of news
taining betting Information from the against, political corruption.
Satenirnt No. 1 stands in th« way b;ackguard adventurers who frighten
Maybe Germany is "only follow­ mails, Is not much of a "sport."
$**led. that men who were not enti­
GEORGE MELVIN MILLER.
would not depress a person in the
tled to pecuniary rewards from the of 4» clean Republican candidate for' the simple farm folk, one by one. Into position of the czar «if Russia he ing in the steps of the other sea
or. Mr. Bourne defeated John their ranks. Even In Venezuela, with
Whatever may be his political fu­
THE QUEEN CITY
6°’erntnent have received such re-
must lie a man Insensible to fear, es­ powers" In its naval expansion, as
bearin, the ablest Democrat In ; her shocking record of rebellion,-th«*
w*rds is admitted by all who ore fa-
pecially Avh« n he well kn >ws that an the s«*rretary of th«» Imperial ad­ ture Governor Hughes will not, un­
(Gr»sham. Or., Herald.)
• late, and Mr. Chamberlain could , armies were recruited with th lash
miralty sai l when th- big approp-ia- less he changes radically, have to
■iltar with r otiditions. But the dis-
anarchist Is crouching ui
Judging from the appearance of th'»
t bvercome the great Reuultlican | and the rifle butt. The partícula
honest a;lpii, ratlons that lir.ve been
tl<Tn
for
n«
‘
W
warships
was
j..»xs<
«1
by
accuse
himself
of
having
talked
too
corner with a stick of dy
Eugene Daily Guard, which in a wel­
fortune of Cuba Is that si
the Reichstag, but from this dls-
•wted are
come Naddltlon to our exchange list,
his band % waiting f >r him
•T
jew, alien compared
a large population of ne
we should say that Eugene certain-
tanc«* It looks more like an ntte»npt
’Iththe to-i I number, that not many
forth and be blown
ly has a right to call herself the
¡now naturally lazy and lawles
John Sharp Williams proved
i»,
to lead.
kl
Anybody that wan.
1 dream of abandoning
queen city of the Wil'am. I e. The
he, too, could make pung nt
Ing m/hlng to lose, but el
Eugene Daily Guard is one of tho
ibat-GI.-idyn- grams on occasion, when he
A
II ink
The
most prosperous dallies In tho state,
on
printing
paper
“
The
tarif
?»t country,
and certainly sneaks well for the pro­
gress and s >und .sense of Eugen - bus-
y
* would »ay brain tax.’*
lnes**men.
if
be
could
Wy
Attorney' Lit
X
ship for fly«
tn the d fenw* c
a
MH. VAN 1)1 SEN HITisJ IED
plunks. He
to have withdrt
and she might
¡I
(Pacific Outlook.)
c
u
nt to the usual method In
i<
killed Stanford White
This w«*ek the fitness and compe­
■ady. At tli
tency of Fish Warden Van Dusen Is
ed In having him ar
r ended Jun
again questfohed, in this case by the
7
IK)’
ground
of
insanity.
but
I
To
look
high
1«
all
right,
privIJed
ed «y the commi
A fellow name«! Donald G. Ros* I you don't look so high as to uver- governor himself Chamberlain holds
n
"tatrï h
Thaw is safely Incnrce ,*»
that the Incumbent Is hampered in
•>*** iati : war
toi .1 had droppe
EV
’
I
’
J
sending out from New York city a I look opportunities to gather enough the performance of hl» duties by per­
“»«Î471
house Lit 11. t on I , erfectiy will
NOW FAIRLY IEGUN
V-
lot of press stuff booming W. L. I coin on the level to make a living. sonal prejudice* and by a tendency
that ho should remal In th r . A
’ ’ name3 w$?re dropped
toward favoritism, and that he does
Douglas, of Massac.hnsett», .... pres-
Hm th
If
everything
testified
I
to
by
the
v
? t
by reason of death and
t
not realize the importan«-e of the
!<1
nt
on
the
Democratic
tlrket.
This
Another thing that should be 11m- closed season
w other ra ’■s during the year, but
nesse* in the case wa is true the a
Along with a lot <«f
ed
may simply nv an another ad for the Ited is the number of »trol •* of girls others in the state, the governor
Inm Is ’he I>e»t place f lor the man a
‘} »early 30 ».Oto n< w ieti-
t
famous S3 shoes.
would like to »'«• the master warden
who jilted Lincoln and w.*ic
he should lx* k«*pt tie >«*re for the
sn«l ore than 1000 res
Frm
among the "has-beens'* and his su<-
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for
It
after
he
became
fanton
malnd‘-r of hi* natura H Ilf«. Men
wals wei re contrili
cessor appointetf. Judging from tho
magazine
the Thaw type are of
“kicks'* that have come in from va
"tn wbat
Belgium has one law that sbotii
**“ 1» MO
rlotis parts of the s'ate It would seetn
world In anv capacB-
w
appeal
to
our
woman
uffragfsta.
1
I
that the only person who Is entlr ly
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y know* th
give* to each marrb d man two vote: satisfied with th-* »"rvfce of Mr. Van
Dusen Is Mr. Yan Dusen.
and the amounts
while bachelors only have one.
1- man- she work» him
A Washington, D. C . dispa
RAILROADS < >\E
'ount aggregated
in
«3.47! U;
III NDRED YEARS IIEN( F states that Senator Culberson has In* I wherever and whenever
The Chambers-Bristow Banking
he present time is inking a
It coats more for a dull merehm? Company has moved its books and
Th.’ srand
traduced a railroad bill fixing a pen­
to al paid out during _____
xamination regarding listing c
We take It that President Dlax to brush the dust off his goods than arcounla to the First National bank
The Railway Critic predicts that a alty tipon al! railroads that fall to
and the merger of the two institu­
$141.464,522, but thls|t|ons. An examination i being
hundred year» hence the clumiy de- furnish cars promptly for the tran»- I» not opposed to bull-fighting, as it would to advertb.o and »ell them. tions is now complete.
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cost of maintaining tbe'm Denver involving the r»es charged
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