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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13
AToHIsoN, TOPEKA & SANTA FE
RAILROAD.
Letter from Col. Plumb,


,.. From the Topeka State Recordl
EDIToRs STATE REc)RD:-A paragraph
10 a recent number of your paper seems
intended TO convey the impression that
Lyon county has declined TO subscribe to
the stock of the A. y. & S. F. R. r. Co.
This is wholly incorrect. No eubscrip-
ton has ever been.asked from this county
When, about the LIST of last May, the Cit
izsns OF EmPoria first learned Of the revi-
val of the old project Oft road from Atch
ison via TOpeks, southwest ia the direc.
ton of Santa Fe. 3 public meeting was
called, which unanimously adopted Feso
luIions lavOring the project. aud express
ing The belief that Lyon county would, if
necessary, vote subscription of $780,
COO in bonds to the road. to be paid upon
It's completion to Emporia. a committee
was appointed to open correspondence
with the new Directors of the company,
communicate to them the above sssurau-
ce1. and arrange plan of cooperation.
But. up TO this time, the committee have
not been able TO even hear from the com
pany in response TO their repeated com
municstiOns.
The people Of Lyon county have, By a
nearly unanimous vote, subscribed tWo
hundred thousand dollars to the Neosho
Valley Road. We now know that this
road is to be speedily built. TheIs is no
room tor reasonab doubt that it will be
built ss iar as Emporia during the next
twelve months. But the certainty Of this
road. which, when completed. gives Us
an outlet TO the West and South, and 10
the East via S.. Louis, only Increases our
anxiety for cross road that shall give
US short route to the East via Chicago,
and furnish such composition IS will be
surs TO give as the advantage of the cheap
est possible freighrs. There is no county
in the Stale whose citizens are more alive
to all that affects their material prospect
" than those of Lyon, and no interior
county better able to furnish material aid
10 RaiIroad enterprises.
Whenever the A T. & S. F. Co. are
ready and willing to make a showing Of
their ability to build their road to En-
poria, the people Of this county will.
have DO doubt. respond to any reasonable
demands for subscriptions to sid in so de-
sirabIe a contamination. P. B. PLUME
Emporia, Nov. 2ed, 1867.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

Capt. Geo. 7. Anthony has taken the
place of Col. Hoyt as editor Of the Leav.
snWOrlh Daily Conservative. Monthly
iiOurnslisnll is too slow for the Captain, sV-
identity.
5 Mr.. Sturges has pledged himself that
if Allen county will vote sIa5. 900 more
bonds-msting $3.50. 900 in all-hs viii
guarantee the construction of the &. L.
4 G. Railroad to Humboldt By the 18Th
of October, 1859. A meeting held at
Humboldt few days since voted unani-
mously in favor Of the proposition.
r. H. Fits, of Lawrence. has regents;
y obtained q patent for roofing cement.
The LsaysUwOr.h Times denOuuces
the Northwestern Insurance Company,
of DEBORAH. Iowa, and the Wiunesheik Of
Freeport, Ill.,, as wild cats, and wholly
untruslwortby. Notwithstanding the off.
cial endorsements they publish. Look out
for them. -s4erae ~
Jefferson county is to vote again on
the que stion of issuing bonds to The Atch
isOn. Topeka & Santa Fe and oskaloosl
and Lawrence Railroads on the 7th o
next month.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

The Fan Terra Of=ths Coffey county
District Court. Judge Watson presiding,
was held last week, at Burlington, com
m'nciDg Monday and ending Saturday
night. The civil cases on docket Wsr.
mainly unimpOrtant. There were Two
cEiplpal cases: The State Ys. Jack Tay.
lor' (eolorsd) charged with murder in the
FIRST degree, found guilty of mAnsIauvbt.r
in The third degree and sentenced to ON.
year in the pspitensiary; and the State
y''5Dsoisi g. Parks, assault with intsn
to kin; found guilty aud sentenced to one
years imprisonment in the psn itsutlary
Litigation is evidently on the decrease in
COfey county.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13
THE FINANCIAL PoL1nY.

We note with-espscial saiisfation that
the Lower House Of Congress has. by
large affirmative vote, passed a bill for
bidding any further present contraction
Of the currency. The vote upon this bill
was had Immediately following that by
which the impeachment :JfdscO was
squeiched, and We are therefore doubly
disposed 10 regard ii as evidence of re
turning reason on the part of Congress.
The West has been most uulayorably
affected by the operation Of Mr.. Nc Gull
lcch's policy Of contraction. The gradu-
al absorption Of the currency at the rate
Of four millions per month, AID the with
drsWal of the Compound Interest Notes,
has had TIE effect to embarrass business,
and 10 put check on nearly ell new en-
.IerprisAs-Ehils it WAS daily becoming
'mOESsud,mors-a apparent that tie paper in
circulation was not sufficient to meet the
absolute demands for currency, with
which the business OF the West, especially,
must be done. TIE effect OF the With
drGwal Of 60 large an amount of the cir
culating medium was not apparent in the
quotations of-gOld, though this contrac-
tiOu WAS for the avOwsd purpose of as
Stimulating the currency. in value, TO that
Of~goldy Il is of far greater importance
that money should be sufficiently abund>
ant fer all the purposes of the country,
both Ordinary aud extraordinary, than
that it should be of equal value with gold
which, for most purposes, has even ceased
to be reliable standard Of value.
Exclusive of gold.snd silver aud th,
NAtionsl Bank Reserves, the currency G
the country iS Of less amount now thar
before The war. while the trade of th,
country is greatly increased, and lbs mum
Der Of gigantic enterprises in the way o
Railroads., 90, projected and being car
riea on are largely more numerous, and re
aptre proporlionate amount of capital t,
carry them on. If We can stop contEac
tom stop exravagance, and sxlraordiua
rIREpeudiIurss, so as to reduce the Ia!
on ell articles Of homo manufacture; set
tle-rCeoustrucIi6n on firm and wise ba
sis, so as to hs-dOus.Wirh the contest be
tween Congress and the Executive auC
leave the country at peace. there il
no reason why there should be I'll amelia
crash or why our Railroads should moi
be built, and everybody be prosperous.
But uncertainty is bad as contraction;
therefore let Congress do something at
oaeS. - Re. - s''
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The following paragraphs are from the
last Burlington Patriot:
A creditable representative OF the uni
versal Hunt family, of Emporia-tbe
youngest male scion. We believe, of Ibe
house of Jonalhan-fsyoTed US with {
visit, one day this week. He is an old
typo, and was once connected with the
Emporia News. We had pleasant visit
with him.
Hon. w. w. H. Lawrence, Of Topeka.
is about 10 remove TO Buriingame. to take
charge of mining company.
Col. Goss has gons to Washington IN
the Interests of our railroad. By q letter
recently received by Us from him We are
informed that We may soon expect good
news. The Pomsroy bill for the benefit
OF our road, introduced last winter, is in
fair way of passing. II it becomes =
Law, il will be tie means of saving mil-
lions of dollars TO the NeOshO Valley.
Whether il passes or not, the railroad com
pany deem It obligatory upon them to
exert every effort to effect rs passage.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

The Lawrence Tribune gives the fol-
lowing figures relating to Douglas county
for the present year, as found in the books
of The County Clerk: Total number Of
acres in the county. $50. 800; aggregate
valuation, SO, col 1859 SO; total number
of town lots, 10. O86. aggregate valuation,
81 6l2. $50; value of personal property,
81, 373, 907 80; total value Of all taxable
property, S5.l87. COG. AZ; State ecbOol
tax. 81. se8; total State tax, S2S. 1873.
SO; total county tax, 1000; number
of persons subject 10 military duty. 1889.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

The State Of Kansas, In the Probate Cou ri
Merits County. in and for the snid
In the matter of the estate of R. C. and Ruth
FarnswOrth, deceased.
Creditors and al other persons Interested
in the aforesaid estate, are hereby notified tia
at the next regular te. m Of the Probate Court,
in and for the said county OF Morris, to b. be-
gun and held at the Office of the PrOpate
Judge, at Council Grove, Of the aforesaid
county, and State aforesaid, on the frat Mon
day in January, A. D. 1868, shall apply to
the said Court Tor full and final settlement Of
said estate. r, II. WRIGHT,
Administrator of the estate of r. c. and
Ruth Farnsworth, deceased.
Dated at Council Grove, Deeem Der 2I, A. D.
1867. 1852
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

HIaHWATMEN-Sunday evening, just
at dark, as Mr.. NJ. Roberts, of EmpoIi4,
was on his way from Lsavenworth to this
place, when about three miles from town,
TWO men stepped from the brush and
caught his horse by the head, and de-
manded the time of day; but as quick as
thought Mr.. Roberts levsled his revolver,
and made the remark that it would strike
six in about a second. The would-be
highwsymen decamped for the bushes,
and made good their escaDe.-LaWrence
Tribune 10Th.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

We are authorized to state that Col.
Plumb will not be candidate for Speaker
this winter. The House will lose the ser.
vices of a good presiding officer, but We
are glad that Mr.. Plumb has come to this
decision, as be is needed on the floor, aud
can do more good for the State there than
in the chair. Being good parliamenta-
Fian, ready and earnest debater and well
qualified By experience. he will beco me
one of the. leaders, and prove that the
Democrats have not all the talent as they
are claiming - Topeka Record.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

Sergeant Morrison, who has charge Of
the Government properly on Goat Island.
at Newport. R. l.. is 80 years old aHd
the senior officer OF lhs army on the set
i've list. He is native Of Scotland, en-
tered the British army At Is. and after IL
years service enlisted in the American ar-
my and has been soldier ever since. Goat
Island has been uuder bis command for
Il years, nnd for So years previously be
had charge Of all the Notifications in New
York barboP.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13
1890 Acres of Land
FOR SALE!

DY authority Of ii e Board of Directors Of
ID the State Normal School, the undersigned
offer for sale the lands belonging to said in
stitution as an endowment. These lands
were among the frst selected in the State, and
therefore among the best. veral sections are
situated along the line of the Union Pacific R.
R., E. D. All these lands are of superior
quality, embracing a large amount Of first
class bottom land and timber, we'll watered +,
with al abundance of fine building stone. af.
fording desirable situations for settlers.
The above lands will be sold in Who'll or u
part upon liberal terms. Parties desiring TO
purchase any or ell Of these lands. for further
in formation, can address g. O. Morse, Secre-
taFy Normal School Board, Emporia. Kansas
@. V. ESKRIDGES
g. G. MORSE,
JAMES ROGERS
IA Executive Committee.
Emporia, Kansas, Nov. Is, 1867. ~ 4I-a
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

Senator ROes~introduced the FL.
lowing resolution into the United States
ssests which WAS adopted:
Resolrsd. That the COmmitts on Mil.
taFy Affairs aud the uilitis be distracted
20 inquire into tbs necessity Of providing
!9r me eoilstmtnt Of volunteers for i'm.
ltea period for tie Prsss1vslion, of IN.
Peses 90 The plains, AOdsts- report BY bill
% GteaFsiss. go O'ii
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13
Charter,
Read what the Press say Of the
Charter.

We have given the Charter full and fair
trial. and pronounce it the ne PLUS Iltra of
toves, and all that can be desired in its lin e.
It is unsurpassed as ready, quick, and even
baker. We can cheerfulIy recommend it as
the stove for the farmers and for general
house keeping.-StGte Journal
One of our oldest eeltlers, moving TO Ar
kansas, via St. Louis, took his stove. the cele.
bFaied Charter with him for tear he could not
obtain another one like it.-LGt0reHce Tribune
It is a very even baker, takes but little fuel
and is very durable.-OsGSe Chronicle.
While many Of the modern cooking stoves
have good points, We have seen no stove that
has so many excellent points ms the Oh arter,
made by Chamberlin, of innati.-Topek
Record Is
We find more good points in the Charter
than any other stove, while it costs no more
tn an oihers-C0uRciL CIRQUE Press.
FRAZER, GILLETT & PEYTOE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

During an absence Of three or four
weeks after new outfit for The News.
will be under the editorial charge
of Col. P. B. Plumb. The business of
~ths Office will be attended to by T. B.
MRIdock. THE RDIToR.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

The Kansas Educational Journal for
November is received. Il is edited by l..
B kellogg and H. B Norton Of the Stsie
Normal School az Imports. Il is very
much improved. and must be doing good
work for the Educational interests Of the
State Topeka Record.
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STATE N0RMAL sOHOOL.

Tie winter Term of this Institution for
Teachers, will begin on Wednesday, tie
sGk Of january, and continue until the
s7Gh OF March.
Applications for admittance should be
received before the Oh of January.
L. B. KELLOGG,
Principal.
Emporia, Kansas, December Is, 1867.
State papers please COPY.
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KAEeAs EDUCAT1oEAL JoUBEAt.--VFe
have received the November number Of
che Kansas Educational Journal. Il is
ably edited and. neatly epsinted. A copy
shOald BE- 10 tbs banda 81; every seAcheE
in Kaas1s,--k sat. zspses.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13
Notice

5 hereby given that petition WiII Be prs
sensed 20 the Board Of County Com
snissiouePs Of Lyon county. at their regular
meetinR 60 be held the 9th day Of ysnusEYs
1868. Or the location Of = county roads as sol-
lows, to-Wie Ccmmsneing ea The north bank
Of Dry sreek. where the vest line Of tbs sOutd--
east quarter q section =. lONnah4p y, range
moth bank q said creek . tie west Inns %
: S9z5S DANIEL r. JONES.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

Earl Rosse, the famous constructor Of
the most powerful telescope ever in sx-
istsues, has just died IN EaglsBd at The.
age Of eixsy-ssvsn.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

There are IL, 500 public journals IN
the world. America has 1000, and all
Europe 1000. Twelve million sheets
are issued-daiiE-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

The Lawrence Tribune says that the
P'Olssct OF Railroad from that place to
EmPOria has EsG$bsen. abandoned. we
should be highly 'ggfs(ihed to note 5eliabl.
symptoms OF vitality in that sOterpritA,
bat fear Ihst,Ne ehall. not soon have that
pleasure.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

There is sound sense in the following,
from the New York Times: "Secretary
Nc Culloch's rather serious statement
OF our financial position and prospects
must have an effect upon Congress and
the county in one respect. It will show
the absolute necessity Of Putting a check
on the sxrravagance which has heretofore
been such a matter Of course that Con.
gress never entertained the idea of at.
tempting to stop it. The Secretary OF
the Treasury gives no hope of the coun
try being able to stand this in the future.
even if ell attempts to diminish the pub.
lie debt are given up. 10 fact. if our
sXtraVagances go on, Ne shall soon take
the other track, and begin to increase our
already enormous debt. The monthly
exhibit Of the Treasury for November
will be instructive 10 ibis respect. 1t will
not be long before We shall be taught the
same lesson in more waye than One."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

SEEDY.-We have 10 our Office two
copies Of the "KansAs NsWs'' dated Sep.
ltmbsr and December. 1853, published
by Plumb 4 StoIler. Empotis, Kansas
By them We learn that g. V. Eskridge
has just been appointed District Clerk By
Judge EImors, and that Joel K. Goodin,
H. Miles Moore and others, have just re-
iDforced the pro.slsvery democracy, by
participating ia the Leaven worth ConYen-
tion. Have you any use for the papers,
JAke?-Manh0ttan Radical. '-
No. We have "nors of the same
Sort left.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

The Chicago Republican says: alt is
reported that the Toledo. Wabash aud
Western Railroad Company have con
tracIed With F. n. FaVori's & Co, Of
New York, to transport 1000 barrels Of
beef from LeNvsnWOrth, Kansas, to the
city of New York.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

The following is the amount OF land
entered at the United States Land Office
at this place during the month of Oc-
tob"r: With Agricultural College script,
ID 598 acres; With II. B. Land warrants,
$50 acres; with cash. 259 acres; under
homestead act. 4,37S acres; under pre-
emption act, 800 acres. total. 90, 755
acres. Also. during the month Of No
vember: With Agricultural College script
"a 49l acres; with NJ. B land warrants,
III acres: with cash. 2IO acres; under
homestead act, 4.463 acres; uuder pre-.
emption act, 100 acres: total, 81 ,0OI.
-Hum6oEdt Union
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

Tbus far Congress responds promptly
to the unmistakabls temper of the people.
Impeachment and contraction have both
already received their quieius 10 the
House of Representatives. Better late
than never. Now then for rslrsnchment:
No more increase of salaries Of Congress
men, clerks. or anybody else; no moIe
constructive mileage; no more subsidies
to contractors; a general reduction Of ex.
psnses to a peace aud poverty footing;
a Topping off of useless Bureaus and 9th.
eF furniture; let the Southern States foo,
their own bills from aud after this dat..
provide for faithful and economical col.
lee ion Of the revenue; cut down the tax
on ell home manufactures; these aud rs
many more of the came sort as weak and
unused Congressional = stOmaohs. viii
bear, and ths-cOuutry- will righr11seif itkl
good ship after a storm,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

The Manhattan Independent says Tex
as cate in immense herds are consuming
the hay in Eureka valley. What is to be
done with them when the matter of own.
ershiP is decided, We cannot say. Who
ever has means and can winter a lot of
them, wrll doubtless be we'll compensated
by the enhanced price another fall. The
growers of this stock must have lost lots
of money in the business. Texas will
hardly prove dangerous rival to Kansas
10 slOck raising, unless they can export
better looking cattle than these herds Of
''leau kline" We are sorry to learn that
many are dying, aud that a good mac ,
will be likely to prove hard to winter
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

A PRKvALKNF DIsRAsE.-1Fa Fey 81
lunatic, was recently placed in the insane
asylum at OssaWatomis. Il seems Cbat
this young man is eighty troubled With
che big head. modsslly announcing him
self as God Almighty. In she asylum is
asWomaa. troubled with the same defect
Of mind, who says shs is the mother of
Christ. When Ira reached the Home,
this woman asked;
~''Who are Sou?''
God Almighty" was the reply.
''And am the Mother Of Christ" she
rtjoined.
81 know that. q says Ira, 81 was there
when Christ vas born, am the father oil
Christ. - sse-=ssszs-
what did you do with the men who
c'ucitied him?" she beseecbingIy asked.
"SeDt them to he'll long ago; what dc
you suPPose?' he brought with emphasis
II people are to be put into the inean'
asylum for big head, that institution may
be considered ''engaged for the season
-Le0V Conservative.
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TuesdaE, December a1sa, 1se7,

ct OseIoek p. m. Of Id day, the following
described real estate, te-Eit: Lots 30. three
(31, four az and ave 81; and ihe southeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter of section
No. six 90, in toH nship No. tWeDty-enei t2ll J.
Ia rsnes No. thirteen (I3)s containing 137
e1d three one huEdFedth aereo. situate
in T,iyon csansy, Ksnsas, b be sold as the
propertv Of L. ". Graham, &c sdministFetor 81
the estate Of Allen Graham deceased, and also
of the Hers ct lay g Alien firshGms deceased,
CrOekeP. So
Given under my hand this 9slh day Of No
Tember, 1861. A. z. BANCROFT, = i
4e-5S - Sheriff % Lyon county, EsaaAs.
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kHRRLFR 81.

DY virtue Of an alias order Of sale issued
% from the District Court for Lyon county.
Kaneas, and TO me directed, ! will offer FOR
sale at public aueti0Es at the Court House
door in the town Of EmPoria, in sAid eoun-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

- Hon. Henry S Randall. of New York,
resident of the National Association of
'0O' Growers, has suggested that grand
mass eosssntion of wool growers ard
"00'en manufsctursrs, and a grand ma
.'OnAi exposition of their products resASt-
'Vely' be held ia Chicago next May. Ths
matter is TO be discussed aud decided =.
rl''sourgh this week on the part of the
wool gI0Esrs, and eaFly IN Dsesmbar the
National AssOOiation of Wooden Manu-
iaCIursrs viii nsfs to take action in The
natter.
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3. PLYToN. =. '. SAs
PEYToN & SANDERS,
ATTORNEYS & COunSelOrS at Law


yviIl practiee In LYON and adjoining eoun-
ties. Business respectfully solicited, and
promptly attended to- sr
Once under Maeobie Hall.
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School Ian DIS
For Sale.
COUNTY TREAsURERS OTFIcE,
EMPdRgA OoS,h.- 49,

COUNT TREAsURER's OYFIcE,
EHPoEiA, October LIST, 1867.
is hereby given that will offer
IN for sale the following described school
IA nds. situated IN Lyon eouaty, Kansas, at the
TressareF'S ofiee, IN Emporis. ct / O'clock =.
m, ON Tuesdays the 23d 'dsy Of Deeembsr, A.
D. leS'. j. G. FRAZER,
Treasurer Of Lyon county, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

The Burlington P Patriot Gays William
Caylor has istituted civil suit in The
District Court of Coffey county against
John T. and Samuel Lawrence for dana.
ges done the plaintiff from the late prairie
FIRE caused by the defendants. Tue
amount of damages claimed is $3.50.
We learn that other parties are about to
prosecute the same defendants for dana.
ges occasioned by the same dre.' When
the law against firing prairies is promptly
enforced, much of the damage arising
from prairie fires will cease. Nearly ev-
cry county in the State has suffered Sc
verely from this cause during the past
fall, and it is lime something was done to
stop prairie 6res.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-13

The following are the names of members
elect of the next House Of Representatives.
who were members of the last: E. Tuck
er. Greenwood; P. B. Plumb. and J. D..
Jaquitb. Lyon; R. D. Mobley. oIsws;
J K. Goodin, Douglas; X w. Jenkins,
Pouawatomie; E. j. Jenkins. Doniphan;
G w. Thompson. AIchison; w. c. Butte,
Jefferson; w. n. Handy, Anderson.
This is about as it usually runs. Each
Legislature is composed mainly of new
men. whom it takes weeks TO familiarize
with the business. and so the regular 6fy
days is invariably ueed up in the session,
whether much or little is done.
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Charter. ya

And if it is otthe best you have ever used.
return it and get your money back. If you
want the stove that has the largest oven and
takes the longest wood. is less liable to crack
and the most even baker, buy the