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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
Another Hattie Besween the Turk
and Rerviaus.

A..,... u.ssl. MATS eeu ths rurLs
-, s...I...
ELohApk oepenper z'.-ihs oer'iAn
forces under Generals Tchernayeff and
panovich simultaneously attacked tho
NJ. -, w.,-.,.. -. 80, -.
i"'As u" ''' :" "
'ne"i "e'onu iA'' 's '"'en'
gagement the Servian artiiiery hrcl seven
cAissons ~ g~unpoxuer in'1 'he aIlAh
san.aI s..rt,I P.xa, .mosc ,bs TurL.
General Haryatoyich male a flank move.
ment and occupied the heights In the rear
Of the Turkish position. II IL stated that
the Turkish army IL now threatened on
three sides, namely : T~chernayeff with the
bulk Of tho Servian army threatens the
front; General Papoyich their left wing.
and Haryatoriteh their rear. The fight.
ing lasted till 8 last night and was rsum.
ell TINS morning.
THE 1areo-serSian situation.
LoNpoS, September IA dispatch
from Nish. dated yesterday. says, "since
continuous cannonado near P%lexengatz,
y,,vx, so,,.uhor 90 The c,.,..
AiJ.Jc.camn viii ma. bronyh B.lrradc
an hi. r,turn 10 I,n.,ia. and have an inter.
view with Prince William.
Count Andrassy has notified the Ser-
wan tha' ,he Snrls,,ah oon'
cen,s roysi title.'
..,s.. p.,.,..,.. 4. s..,s
An.v,r.
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THE IIIam scIsOoI..
a Pleasant Entertainment This AZ.
sesassu who Took gart and
Whs We're Present.

The monthly entertainment Of the Gold
Hin High School took place this after
noon. These occasions are very enjoyable
and are growing in popularity. Follow.
inc uas
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsrIc NEWS.

SPECIAL TO IN. COL I'LL DAILY NEW.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


srsurAL TO rur soLD HrIL DAILY news.
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ruE PROGRAMME :


ing WAS
ruE PROGRAMME
Centennial editors-Georgie Wright aud
Willy Randall.
Music" Directing" and Welcome
Friends - - Hate Of the Bowl" Frank
smith ; "More Cruel than War;" Sarah
Quintrell ; Fourth of July OrAtion."
Patrick Field; BE Comprehensive"
William Nelson; "Annie and willie's
PRAYER Clara Smith and John McNeill /;
Music-"Hail Our Pleasant School -
..Hesr the School Bell Ring"
Centennial, Willy Randall Music
"writs Ne Letter from Home 1.-THE
Old Clock" Lee CASTOR; "Socrates
snooks." Jimmie McMartin /; "Bettsr
Late Than Never" Bessie Bath bar
bara Frsichie." a "a Dutch, Joe Kennedy ;
Music -" Youthful Days" "Over the
Sea-"
Centennial. George Wright: Music
Away. Away TO the Playground = Music
Long. Long Ago." "Song Of the
Shirt" victorine Duprey; "The One
Hoss Chaiss." Lena Merrill; Music-
'' Merry. Merry Hearts - "Swcet Little
Nell /" Centennial" Willie Randall /;
..BelshAzar's Feast" Louis Larson ; "Old
Time. and New" Maggie Gillespie; Music
-" Ring the Merry Bells;" 80. Little
Barque."
Centennial. George Wright; lizard
shell Sermon" George Taylor; Music
"star ~spangled banner"
yisfToES.
The hall was crowded by the friends aud
relatives Of the pupils. Among those
present the NEWS reporter noticed the
following: Mrs. j. d. Marshall. Mary
Morgan. Rachel Geary. Mrs. Judge Wright,
Mrs. j. II. Mills. Miss Davis, Miss Yates.
Mrs. A. McMartin. Mrs. Greenwood. Mrs.
Nudd. Mrs. Irwin. Mrs. Duprcy. Mrs. N.
n. smith. Mrs. Haskell. Trustee Conwell.
Mr.. W. II. Stone. James Taylor. George
Leforl. J. McMartin. J.. Kennedy. Charles
Haub aud T. Loynaehan.
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A Parrieids Convietsd-Au Euthu.
siastic Republican Meeting In
saa Franeiseo-Hsw the Hebrews
Celebrated Asouetnens Day.
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~tnnroHrsD DAILY NJ r. p. kkArrSs = col
hAa R~raaeisro beard.
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France.

PARIS, September 2s.-The publisher Of
the TnL.~s, . radical newspaper. has been
sentenced ~ three months imprisonment
for an article insulting 70 religion.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
Horse Thieves,

Tie Jacksonport Herald says:
We hear orsevcral parties losing
, norces durlng. the pagt few weeks,
and IN every instance the thieves
made good their escape with tho
booty. 1t is q reasonable supposi-
ton that there ia an organized band
OF horso thieves, whom they carry
on tbclr business IN such II system.
ATTIC and methodical way that IT is
almost impossible TO catch them.
We call to mind no less than eight
horses that hayo been spirited away
by thcso gentry within the last
year, right hero in our midst and
not single one has been recover
ed. Would 1t not be good idea
for the legislature to pass law au.
thorizing each OF the several coun-
ties OF tho state TO give reward
OF two or three hundred dollars for
the apprehension of oveIy thief by
any citizen thereof 1t twould stim-
uIatc the people to bo on the watch
moro, and would do much toward
bfoalNng up the present we'll orga-
nizod bands that arc now dopreda-
ting upon all owners OF good horse
cs. some plan should bo adopted
70 rid the country Of these mis-
Croants. HfD -
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22

IT seems proper that the, local
celebration Of the Foarth Of July,
1876, which will te held throughout
the land, should be made TO eontri-
.buto 10 a permanent historical me
morial OF the CeptcnniSl Celcbra-
,tion. Ia, each county provision
should 10 inado Tor the delivery Of
an address tracing, Tho history OF
that particular community for the
.past century, or from the time OF
is settlement, and including u
sketch Of its growth, its resources,
industries, prospects, etc. These
addresses should be published in a
uniform size,--that of the Congress
sional documents, for lnstance,--
srdcr that they may be bound to-
gothsr by States. To competent
persons the preparation of such ad-
dresses would not be an nndniy bur
.dsnsome task ;but in the aggregate
ahcy would constitute aa invaiua-
bile historical repository such as no
nation has ever had the opportuni-
ay 10 collect. u'
Designations Of the historians
ought to be made without delay, in
order that they may havo time TO
accomplish their work. IL is to bo
hoped tho press viii give general
circulation to the project, and that
each journal will see To i,s consum-
nation in It's own locality, and that
the slight expense involved be as
sumed by the county or town au'
thorities.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
ORDINANCE NO. ..

/
An Ordinance in relation to levocs.
BE 1T ORDAINED by the town
council of the incorporated town Of
Osceola rs follows:
SEoTIoN |. That for the better
protection Of tho town from over
flow or inundation, there bo and is
hereby adopted systom of Levees
as hereinafter provided.
SIC. g.. That the levee establish
ed and built by and under direction
of this town shall be and is hereby
divided into three sections, and
shall be known and described as
sections enc, two and three, rs fol
lows: Section ono shall embrace
that part OF the levee beginning at
y stake about GO feet south of q GER
tain nsan stump on the state lovee
IN from. OF tho residence of William
Dsnlsls, IN the north part of town,
cunning abont 800 feet north east,
thence east near tho bank of the
bayou or water hole about $50 feet,
thence south on n linc in front of
tho storc house Of b. Henwood to
the alley south of tho store house
of d. Matthew'S; and that section
two shall embrace that part begin
ming OF the south side of the alley
at ID. Matthew'S store house, run
ming IN u southern direction to the
residence of ). X. z. Hale, adopt
ing Tho old leyee as q part ,hereoi
ii now stands; and that section
three Shall embrace that part OF the
lcvee running from the residence Of
1 J. X. L. Hale, south to the lower
side OF the corporate limits, thence
west along, Or near the line TO the
state levee near the mouth of the
lane known as the KcIser lane.
! SIC. 3. That all lsvees built OF
repaired shall bs of sufficient base
and height 10 protect the town from
linandation, pnd il shall be the duty
of the Marshal under direction OF
| the council to employ labcrers and
teams Tor that purpose; and said
levee, after being built and repair
cd, shall be considered tho property
of this town, aud shall DO kept in
good repair at the expense Of the
corporation. sad shall b paid for
l,pt Of any funds rcmsinsng in The
iiowa treasury NOT ethsewiss appso,
pI1aied.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
STATE NEWS.
Mariana is to havc a savings

Mariana is to have a savings
pahk- tet h,aa ha.-it4s .arl ID.
The state grange meets on the . !
day Of January. '' 7-'.a 'r
Mr.. Tom. Black has leased the
Bearcy branch railroad iorlS76 for
Sl502.
Jackson eounty is infested with
q band of horse thieves. Catch
them and hang them. , aH
There are said to be fifteen hun
dred hands at work on the Fort
Smith and LATHE Rock railway.
The Anchor oil works recently
burned out at Helena has been re
built and now running. Z "
Hen. J. N. Smithco has gonc to
Washington TO look after the states
interest in land matters.
Tho time for letting the peniton-
tiary contract is on the l3ia. day OF
February,
Little Rock has two new daily
papers. the Herald, and Enterprise.
The Hcrald's prospectus viii bc
found elsewhere in to-days lssue>
The Lonokc merchants and thc
M. 4 L. II. railway arc at outs be.
cause the railroad Will not move
their cotton fast enough. o, The
beauties of railroad monopolies.
All arkansas is now but ono in
tcrnal revenue district, with head
quarters at Little Rock. Henry
IL. Cooper is collector.
From Iewisburg State; Tht
6mith-BeIinger plantation hal
heen sold to Col, Tcb Ward, foi
$4,000. A branch OF the stat,
penitentiary will be established OF
i, for enc hundred conricis. w
are not now prepared TO express al
opjBioa as TO the deslrabieness o
tine mcasprs, hst we arc glad tt
hear of tho land tran saotion.
Says the Fort Smith Western
Independent: We understand from
. farmer that there is more acreage
pown iu wheat this year than last
This is K ,oI, and next year ever,
farmer in this SECTION can shake hil
tist at hard times and kick starya
ten clean ever the fence.
Tlas Hppe C;tJ. Tincs says:. z
uGvlo ehild wsp 'tnrnSd 70 ashes ir
= <6ntlxnoaacjp1gbs 3 sSlH n i5;aii
i j61IlEx ~ lksss sla4 II: in iii
- saa rant UtpYtbnk dittsasA
s6rll slllea s3so returned, hossc and
lliIE1 =, SGD: s,:;s,
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
SATURDAY, yAsuARYsas 1876
BEEcHER's troubles soem to mi

BkEcHER's troubles eeem 10 mul
iiply. HE escape because Of tie
inability OF the. jury TO agree, has
not brought him that iaapanity
from slander and that peace rhie''
he had anticipated, His great s.n
stareshin in tho face at every step
and to avoid exposure he is obliged
TO resort to all manner cbicanery
and evasion. Mrs. Moullon's lotter
TO Plymouth church, demanding a
fair sss4l and rehearing, aad pro
testing agains. her expulsion from
said i. church, gives the Reverend
gentlemen a great dealot uaeasi-
-i,ess. Tho. congregational church
are also just now making the cbarg-
es against Beeeher a denomination
r al meter, saa have appointed a
committee of its most prominent
. and, ipsucutiaI clergy TO investigate
Mr. TiIton's charges, and conse'
qucntly, tho country rs again soon
50 be dcluged with oil the dirt and
rillh 81 tat tod,ous and vulgar trial.
q, that Epsahsr lad confessed his
fault, and threwneLlmsehupon tho
tender mcrcics Of his adorlng1
church. .,I a,~a
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
ORDINANCE NO. 8,

An Ordinance IN rotation TO tax on
i cogs. ,-. ..'...a
BE1T ORDAINED by the tow n
council Of lao incorporated town of
! Uscoola as Goliows: Hr Gtf
4 Sp1T1os.s. Shat there is hereby
levied aud shall be collected tax
of ono dollar for caeh and every
dog owned by any resident within
tho limits Of this town.
SEC. 2, That tho Marshal shall
provide and furnish collars for each
dog owned by any resident of The
town upon tho application of sheh
owner or resident, With tho leitors
Z. p. stamped os ongras Cd thereon,
and shall charge and collect from
such applicant or owner the actual
cost OF such collar, In addition TO
the tax as levied by section ! of
this ordinance. trb b's .rr.
.SEo.S. That no bitch shall be
permitted to run at largo IN this
town while in heat and any person,
the owner Of such permitting amy
bitch 10 run at large at such time
slall be deemed gailty OF viola
ton OF this ordinance, and upon
conviction, shall bo fired in any
sum not-cxcecding ten dollars,
Src. 1. That the Marshal DO and
is hereby authorized to kill all
bitches 10 heat, found running at
largo in this town, and shall be al
lowed as compensation therefor,
the sum OF one dollar, TO be paid IN
addition to the fine, by the owner
OF any such bitch.
SEo. 8. That on and after the
first day Of March, 1875, any dog
owned By any resident OF this town
found running at largo, without a
collar as provided by this ordinance,
shall be killed by the Marshal, or
some person under his direction,
for which he shall be paid the sum
of ono dollar each, out of any mo-
niss remaining in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
SEC. q. That thus ordinance take
effect and bc in force from, and after
its passage. hrsH.nf. rla-,a.
s,, Approved Jan. 4. 1876,
-r7a .e'af l.. RoUssAN, Mayor.
j. U. BLA6KwooD, rJ ,r a,
Recorder.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
The Editors Centennial.

1hc waves ofumc have dashed Their spray
Arsir3i our rookugpehiloworld,
One hundred yeaIssiuce that great day
That Frecdop's banner yas wuftrld
Above the tgnkl where heroes stand,
Prepared % lic at Frecdm's call,
Which frst rang out o'er town and wood
FROM grand oid Independence Halt
Brave eolonists with hearts so truc
They dared throw on their railing yokcs-
["Why, Cnclc Jakei how do you do
1hls moTnihrP How arc oil the fun:si
CLAD to he r they're wen " And with
Tie ttcG Of sword AMI bayon,t
Defend tho risih-i'Ao, MIR. smith,
Your posters arenot prute,l yot'l
They meP not finohea, nor bert The knco
TohIfelings f,cm foreign shore;
Their rrywuJ "d,ath or Iih0tyIn
I"Conc back, you cuss and shut the doorr
Wars thunder rolled Columbis's skiea
Were vtilod, and lony mouulaigs shook
A quarter, sir, win adyoItiio
Your lost morocco pocket book.'1
And neds we've dycd with many drop
OF crimson gore--though It did flow
f"Gctshaye Yoo1l find o barber shop
This sde tho second door lrIow."l
Did now-until tie groupd was wet
Aud dotted o'cr with dotted pooh
i"HO! hav'nt any co9g YET.
Tel them to sci upon their etoolG!''I
They fought rNc'"l HE the sons Of Troy
And drove the Bin sh IRON our ehorcs
That we 10 day f''igi"l might crJoy
rhepoaee- 10 curse coffee borcsr'l
The Pc.loe - " hose irojIc doc h. iliat2
Get out! Now let the dtyi. como,
I've copy for him, and its ft''l .
The peace of--Pandomouium'
s.r .. ID. rrMEdison Courier.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
In Mississippi County Circuit Court
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that In pursuance Of
the trrms OF n certain Deed OF Trust to me eyc-
euted by LosL5 scott, on the end. DAY Of August
4 d. iSTs, tp secure lhe indebtedness thy rein
statcd will 1ru stee, oiief lor sale. in front
of The sinrr of Driver & Jones, Ia the Town OF o.
ceoie, Aiasissiipi Cguaty Nr,s ,snsus, On tho
l0th dst utf cbrgary, A, %. los6
far uash An hand, L4o following described land
tp-I.lt.
The North East quarter 20 Of Section ilvc (jl
IN Township 1S,lSr lls) North OF kauao'fcn (lel
Fast eoniainlug one hundred and siXty (iG5j
acres uf lafd.
The eq,.,iy ofrcdempuon is expressly waived,
ai.d title hehsycd to BE- good, bgt shall convey
only us Trustee, j u. BtSE
JafnarS sth., ls16 Trustee.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
Important to Agriculturists-The
Emperor william" Cabbage.

We have received from Europe limited quan-
tity of "Einpcror William" Cabbage SEED, which
prodJit es f6lid hoats OF Cabbage The size OF the
mouth of q iour barrel and larger. These enor
inOtis csihagcs are raised with the most ordinary
cultivation, IN any climate, and ~ present prices
dughlr the ordinary profit Is realized from uuit
production. In tranaplanilng from the seed, great
care Should 1c used 70 give sufficient space for
growth. A package sent to any nddios5, post
paid, on receipt OF ~ cents. Two packages 10
one address, d cents Eight package 81, Nd
drss. ,nolo,ing stanip, FhLfN CLAIRE & Co,
2si f..ist I3th Street, New York.
i,tnso mention tse name OF the PAPER you saw
this in. sept is-Gmo
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
WARNING ORDER.
In 0rittondenden County Circuit
Court,

.rohn II Wareoner and1
Sallic 4. v .susVAw his Plaintiffs,
wife.
against
o. i Lyles, a. ais. Dcfondaats'
The aefcndants Margarcito stokes, William
" Stskrs. Thomas iiuehcs. a minor, Elizabeth
Haefipr, Caroline Mii'ih-rs-r. Montgomery
f.rnhnins. Lacy Alice Browninr, Moriice J..
l9te~, wife of A. J. Yates, N Eiixahcth lSuwn.
tnE wsa are sill dofsniants IN ti.is cause, aAA
oach ard kvesy oze n the eAufc, ere xasH<s to
s4csf IN sil5 enatss witD1n sAis3e daN aFl A.
essrr ti> caaal,aint Of thr r;svs; 90, srhn u.
Wsx<:oner astt sal'ic A. W s.sronvr. his WV
nANIRi. W. LEWIS,
CIesk u .sc <ipAst ousf.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
Lands For Sale.
no. 8.

w. Ne. y Sec. CT 10 N, p. Fast, 50
acres 20 ncros above ordinary overflow, balance
wei unbered. Price Siv0. Tcrlps easy.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
EN- GLISH ..
Female Bitters,
DOWN TO ONE DOLLAR!


o English Female
= o The crna ,uch
u icu sc
ala nn
maD wii
cd 20
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
NO. A..

Nv. 4 Sec. 90, r. - n, Il. 10 East. within
~ miles Of OsccQla, 10 acres now in cuitivirpn
.ith u beautiful crop on it, a. acres EearSy
cleaned and can easily be put in cultivation tipn
next year. Comfortable houses on the place.
Some of the land IL subject 10 overflow, but IL
vel drgiped By bitches. Price t3, 500 cash.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
Crittenden County Legal Notices
In Justice Of the Peace's Court.

B @. Brown, Plaintiff
VI. -H."
Charles NJ Goleh, Defendant
The dcfeUslaat, Charles Nj Doch, ia warned %
hrpeaT IN ti.i court, within thirty days, and an
swcT the COM lsiut 81 the plaintiff. n, - BTovn,
in an actiou uf dchL or Judgement by default viii
taken n.slAst him Un the Hay set hy The court for
trial A 4. ROBINSON, j p.
Jasper rawnshp, llrinter's tee, &C, SOL
Crntendan Co Ark. Jway. "a, Is.6
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
NO. s.

GsO acres on Cloar Lake, good farm witt COZ,
Portable buildings, with gin house, good mill,
and all necessary Out buildings; lao acres In cal
tiytttion; ~ acres dcadencd part of which Is un-
der fence; centrally located, and "a good site foi
n store; and in thrifty and proaperous sottlu-
mcnt, mostly above overflow. Price sl0,e0.
rcnnB will be made easy to good purchaser.
Satisfactory reasons given for wanting to sell
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
lTayotiagiIIc Dem ocral; a mn

, TnE following ordinances were
read and adopted at the two last
meetings OF the board, and are now
in force: 4, 81. n. .
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
NO. G.

lof acrea, n W. \ see. 20, 4. 80 n, X, q, Ent
\ valuable farm now raising 80 bales OF cotton
rrcc -, 900. Terms easy.
MOI.
Tho northeast % quarter Of section a. one,
in township an fourteen, North; Range 90 eley
en-, East; Of which, there arc 10 acres cleared
and under fence. with good houseS, outhoTsea.
well, sc. ,&c. Also
Thirty acros doadcnCd, which can be put IN cul-
tiNation next year,
Price, $500. Terms easy. Apply to
JAMES a BEST.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
Are You Bald or Does Your Hair Fall Out 7
NO HAIR, MO PAY.

the wonderful
falling
l
the use
SrntaaS aa ld0cGutu /. I
address Lbl % the ENre
col tl
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
SAVE MONEY

by sending si,55.ior any OF Magazine and THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE trcgular price s6l, on as
rs for the Magazine and THE sLMIWEEkLf
TRiBU Ne Irregular price S). Address
TIE TRIBUNE. New York.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22


rf 49,
r S
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22
BORU UM's GIN-BORUM'SLD'

The undersigned would respectfully announce
tn the Planters and the public fiat he has erect
cd a laIr,r and coulmoi i0uH Gin House at iiorun's
Landing, i've miles above town, where he will
gin Cotton daring the season, at
% 3PER BALE OF 800 POUNDS
aud furnish Tics and BaFgirg for the Seed. Nov
is your chance - 1ays money.
J. n. BORUM.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-22

fE .;f - 81
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-19
NEVADA NEWS.

Virginia City is suffering from coal
famine.
Senator Sharon was expected in Car
son on the l4th.
Phoebe ia we'll represented in the new
mines at Darwin City, Cal.
The Virginia Enterprise Of the 18th
gives q lawyer, named Louis Branscn,
the benefit OF an advertise msnt that the
favored individual 10 likely to remember.
The product OF the Eureka mines for
the quarter ending the 3lst Of December.
1875. was SS0l, 734.83; State and county
tax thereon, %, 9s3.79.
The Gold Hill News says ome,hine
about Dan DeQuills's new book, but
what the tenor is of the remarks Of the
News or what meaning they are intended
to convey, is difficult 10 ascertain.
Eureka Bullion shipments are thus re-
corded by the Sentinel Of the 10Th:
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.. yesterday shipped
I've bars ofibullion. valued at $l2. 095 Is
for the Richmond Company; and four
bars from the GilA Company. valued at
%, 1893 Al.
In reply to some remarks made by the
RECORD concerning Xiv Phillips. we'll
known in Phoebe, the Coso Mining News
says: THE man shot BY Xiv Phillips is
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-19

The prey Of tho vast army Of federal,
State and county officials. The issue is
between the workers and the drones. be-
tween the producers and non-producers.
The latter have become SO numerous,
30 utterly corrupt and demoralized. that
they look upon those who support them
with disdainful contempt. They think
that the masses ought to esteem it q
privilege to toll for so many fine gentle
men and their parasites. They will keep
thinking that too long. until they are
taught lesson they will not easily forget.
Politicians may talk, Office holders may
explain. stealing rings may cover their
tracks, but the same result must newt
ably obtain. and that is public ex-
penses must be reduced. From the
President down to township officers the
emoluments and number Of officials must
be cut down. No matter whether Repub-
lican or Democrat dose this. done il
must be. and that quickly.