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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04
D EGISTER'S NOTICE.

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Notice is hereby given that the Executors,
Administrators and Guardians hereinafter
named have filed their respective accounts Of
the following estates In the Registers Ofiicc
at Mauch Chunk, in and for the County Of
Carbon, which accounts have been allowed by
the Register, viii be presented to the Judges
Of the Orphans Court on MONDAY, the 18th
day of OCTOBER NEXT, at 2 o'clock PM,
for confirmation
I irst and final account of James McCToady,
,Xecutor of the last will and tesla n1ent OF
Jane Winterstein, decd.
First and final account of VIM. H. Evans, ad.
ministratOr of the estate Of Thomas W.
Crane, decd.
Account of Catharine Fie, administrators OF
Michael Fie, late Of Weatherly Borough,
deceased.
Final account of Jacob BIakslee, administra-
| tor Of the estate of John Blakslce, late Of
Kiddcr Township, deceased.
The second and final account of Edward Kel-
w Executor of Susan Meighan, late of
Upper Mauch Chunk, Pa, decd.
| The first and final account OH enry McGarTy,
Guardian OF Patrick Mccullough, minor
child of Michael Mccullough, decd.
The final account of Thomas Haggerty tx
ecutor, Sc, oil the estate Of Bernard Bar
ron, decd.
Second account of VIM. johnson and Jane
Schoheld, administrators Of II. T.. SehOield,
late Of Rockport, Carbon county, decd.
BERNARD PHILLIPS, Register.
Mauch Chunk, Sept. u, lsT9-w4
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THIRTY THREE ACRES AND ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT
PEROHES, Strict Measure.

No 8. Beginning at stone, thence by land
thence partly by land OF John Meyer and
partly by the first described tract north sixty
live degrees, east ninety-iour perches to a
stone thence by land Of jacob Zcigenluss
perches and tour-tenths to stone; thence by
the same north thirty-six and one-half de-
grees, east tbirty.hve perches to n stone I;
Thence by land of Jonah Markley north thir-
ty.One and Onc.q quarter degrees, west forty
Ave perches to stone; thence partly by land
of John Wolf and partly by land of William
Nichols tract, south siXty-tive degrees west
ninety-six perches or thereabouts 10 the place
of beginning, containing
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Republican Ticket.

ron STATE TREASURER,
SAMUEL BUTLER, of Chester.
COUNTY.
-..- Prothonotary,
SAMUEL A. WEIR, Summit Hill.
Sheriff,
.THoS. KOoNS, Lehlghton.
Coroner,
D. W. STRAUP, L. Towamenslng.
County Surveyor,
DENNIS BOWMAN, Parryville.
Jury Commissioner,
!. q. EKDfE, weatherls.
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The public debt statement for September
shows decrease Of s2,56S,75I. Nearly S.
100000 were paid out of the Treasury dur
ing the month for pension arrears, and but
for this, it is said, the reduction would have
been about $lO ,OOO, 900.
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SEVEN ACRES, more or less.

No. 2. Beginning at stone, thence by first
described tract south thirty'iive degrees, west
sixty perches to n stone ( thence by land of
John Meyer south fOrty-seven degrees, east
two perches to stone on the south side of a
public road thence in and along said road
and by land of John MOyer south forty-fve
and one-quarter degrees, west twenty perch
cs 10 stone In said roid thence south fifty
four and one-quarter degrees, west fOrty-tive
perches to n stone in said road thence by land
now or late of Joseph NJ. Roberts south egh-
teen degrees, east forty-tive peTches to n stone:
thence by land of Jacob Zeigenfuss north
slxty-three and one-half degrees, east forty
nine perches 70 q stone; thence by land OF
Peter Laux, north thirty-seven and one-quar.
ter degrees. east fifty-nine perches TO stone;
thence north nine and one-half degrees, west
slNty-seven perches to the place OF beginning,
containing
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New Advertisements.
SELLERS =
COUGH
.r.i
SYRUP !
so Years Before the PubIIc

so Years Before the Public
Pronounced by all to be the most PreRs-
ant and emCacioUs remedy now in use,
for the cure OF coughs, colds, Group,
hoRrseness, tickling sensation ofthe throat,
whooping cough, etc. over n million
bottles sold within the last few
years. 1t gives relief wherever used, and
has the power toimpart beneft that cannot
be had from the. cough mixtures now In use
sold by all Druggists at 25 cents per bottle.
sELLBRs' LIVER PILLS Bre alsc
highly recommended for curing liver com.
plant, constipation, sick. headaches, fever ant
sgue, and all diseases Of the stomach anC
liver. Sold by all DruggiSts ut rs cents pc
box.
II. E. Sellers & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa
oct. A-1y-tp. COL
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PANAWAY FROM HOME.

NOTEDE Is hereby given, that my Adopted
Sou, Charles W. Highland, has run away
from home, aud all persons are fVrbid harbOf-
ing or trusting HIN on my account, as l will
not pay any debts OF his contracting after this
date CHARLES BLOSE,
Sept p, ls79.w3s ParryyiIle. pa.
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$l5OO

IAN TO ebCs0 A YEAR or eS 10 $40 a
&1hUNN day IN your own lOoaity, o
qDIcVV risk. Women do as well a. men.
Many maze more than the
amount stated above. No one @ n iail 20 make
money lest ANY one can do the WORK You
can make IRON 50 cents 10 e. an hour by devOts
ing your evenings ana spare time 10 the busi.
ness. IL costs nothing Go try the business
Nothing Ike lt Tor money maxine ever offered
before BUSINESS pleasant and strictly honor.
ahle. Reader, u you want to know an about
TIE best paving business before the public send
Us vOur address aed we wi ! send YOU fuI mar.
uculars and private terms free ; sampies worth
s. also free YOU can thon make up yOur mind
tor v1nrset Address GEONG III STINsON
s. CO, Tor llund Male, June 7-Iy-
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A SSIGNEE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that Levi WentE,
assignee of David ZellneT, has filed his first and
final account as such assignee in the Court Of
Common Plea. OfCarbOn County, and that the
same will come up for confirmation absolute
ly, and will he allowed by said Court ON the
18th day Of October, 1879, unless cause be
shown TO the contrary.
BY the Court.
THOS. KEMERER, Proth'y.
Mauch CHUNK, sept. II, 1879 vi
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COUNTY.
ProthonotAry,
GEO. ". ESS Err, OF Mauch Chunk.
Sheriff,
PAUL KRESGE, OF Towamenslng.
Coroner,
OHAS. w. LENTZ, Of woissport.
Jury Commissioner,
DENNIS GALLAGHER, Of Lansford.
County Surveyor,
HENRY BOY Err, Of weissport.
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A SSIGNEE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Samuel Leib-
enguth, assignee OF william Horn, has filed
his account as such assignee in the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Carbon County, md that
the same will come up for confirmation absO-
lutelyf and will be allowed by said Court on
the 18th day OF October, 1879, unless cause be
shown to the contrary.
BY the Court.
THOS. KEMERER. PIothonotary.
Mauch Chunk, Sept. u, lSTQ-w4
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04
Ponds Extract
The Vegetable Pain Destroyer

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Inflammation & Hemorrhage.
Piles, Sprains, Lameness, Burns, Scalds,
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Toothache, Headache Sore Throat, Asthma,
Hoarseness, Neuralgia, Catarrh, Collie,
Diarrhea, and all HemOrrhages, &c.
It Is acknowledged by Physicians Of ALI
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wonderful curative properties than any other
remedy. No form Of INFLAMMATIOH, PAIN,
SORENESS or BLEEDING, but IL will cure Space
will not admit of naming all the disea sei for
which II is specific; but we will send his
tory OF Its uses by mail, on application. The
pleasing results Of using the ExIFRee as n
toilet requisite, has induced US 10 prepare
modified forms Of tho Extract in a Toilet
soap. 80 cents box offs eakes), q T0lIeG
Cream for sOnening and beautifying the
skin fsl.O0 bottleb a Dentffr1ee (to oentsl
LIP SRlve (2d centsE
For sensitive and severe eases OF CATARRH,
oar CNtarTh Cure rs ocnts) used with our
NRzal Syringe (25 cents) Is a radical cure
Our Inhaler $50 centsl, for LUNG AND
THROAT DISEASES and internal bleedinK 10
invaluable. Onr OiniHsnt $50 centsl for
SORE PILES, etc. should be kept in every
family. Oar PIRsters excel all others. Use
our Medlcated Paper t0pfeVeut and cure
PILES and CnATINs.
The base Of our Toilet snd Medloatad pre-.
parations is Ponds Extract, which Is q
guar ntee that they are superior. and deserve
the confidence of the public. Sold by A. j.
DURLING, LehlghtOn, and All Druggists.
Prepared only by
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY.
New York and London.
June J.---l6t.
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ALSO,
All those four certain
TRACTS OR PIECES OF LAND,

situate in Franklin Township, Carbon County,
and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
No. l. Beginning at a stone, thence by land
Of John Meyer north iorty-sevcn degrees, wesI
thirty-siX pcrches to u stone thence by third
described tract north sixty-seven and one.hal
degrees, east sixty-six perches to a stone
thence by the second described tract thirty.
five degrees, west sixty perches to the place
OF beginning, containing
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04

The taxable properly of Piusburg is val,
uel At $2i5, ,S6G,375.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04

-ALSO,-
All that certain piece, lot or
PARCEL OF LAND,
situate IN the Town (bOrough) Of Parryvflle,
Carbon County, Pennsylvania, ard being Lot
Number NiDety-One on the Ground Plan OF
sad town (borOugb), containing In front ON
centre Street Forty Feet, aud extending in
depth, at right aug les with said Centre street,
One Hundred and fifty Feet to Cherry alley;
bounded on the south by Centre street east
oy Lot Number Ninety; north by Cherry
alley and west by Lot Number Nlnety.Two.
The Improvements thereon are TWo.story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Twenty by Twenty -Four Feet and Uutbulld
ings.
Seized and taken into execution as the pre-
perty OF ThOs. p. Straupr and TO be sold by
J. W. RAUDENBUSH.
Sheriff.
Mauch Chunkr Sept. Is, 1879
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04

KENDALL'S rIas TRs TsmGTsS0lI viii ea1e sp%Tn, %Sa-
Splint Curb. Callous, sc, or any enlarge.
ment, and WILL REMOVE TIL + BUNCH
SPAWN WITHOUT BLlSTERlNG
81 a ~ or causing sore. No remedy
ever discovered equals Il Tor certainty Of ac-
tion IN stopping the lameness and removing
HITR Il the bunch. Price Sl.OO. Send for
- - W. circular giving Positive Proof.
Sold by druggists, or sent by the inventor,
B. j. Kendall, NJ. D., EnOsburgh Falls, W.
FRENUH RICHARDS n Co, Agents
philadelphiu, Pa.
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ILSO, all that certain
LOTOR PIECE OF LAND,

situate in Franklin Township, County and
state Aforesaid bounded and described as
follows Beginning at a stone ; thence by
land Of AmmOn KlOtL, south forty-hve and
one-hali degrees, west twenty peIches to a
post in a Public Road, leading from Pine
Swamp to Weissport; thence In said road,
s0nth fifty-fOur and One-halt degrees, west
sixteen perches to a post In said road thence
by land of John MOyeT, north nine degrees,
west fOTty-hve perches to post; thence by
land Of AmmOn KlOtz, north siXt seven and
one half degrees, east nine perches to a stOnei
thence by the same south forty seven degrees
and thirty six perches to the place Of begin
ming containing
FIVE ACRES AND SIXTY THREE
PERCHES, strict measure.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of AmmOn KlOtz.
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EOr Sale or to Rent.

An ellgiby located story Double -
Ffalne House situate IN East Welssport GBast
with tiVe and one-half acres OF Land, lHIsl
good Orchard OF choice apples, &c. For furth
L.F EPPINGER
Jan. ~. tehlThtCn, Ia
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NINETY.Two ACRES
be the same more or less.

No. 4. Beginning at a stone, thence by land
Of John Wolf, north twenty-five degrees, west
one hundred and siaty peTc.es TO stone ;
thence by land Of David Hartman, north six
ty-five degrees, east nifty perches to stone;
thence by the third described tract, south
twenty-f five degrees, east one hundred and six
ty perches to a stone thence by land Of John
Meyer, south sixty-hye degrees, west tfty
FIFTY ACRES strict measure, excepting
and reserving however out of the above tracts
twenty-three acres and eighty perches. sold
March, 1875, and ten acres sold to X. Camp
bell by deed, dated February 2Sth, 1876 leav-
ing in all
ACRES AND SEVENTY-TwOP PERCHES
more or less.
ALSO, all that certain
LOT OR pIECR OF LAND
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EDITOR

Democratic Ticket.
STATE.
ron STATE rREEsusEH,
DANIEL o. BARR, Of Allegheny.
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$75 for SI.OO, $500 for l cent

pay large pIiees for mnny dates Of Oid Cop
per AMI silver Cons. send 10 cents Ht once for
my Catalogue ana T. ice Last, Address,
A. o. WELIHONS, Mt. Pleasant Pa.
JtlV 2H-lmO.
The New York herald., 1879-03-13

ABC D. temporary box tier over Madison avcn no en-.
trance and rustic cottages.
a. n. tho portion which foil.
r. r. windows twenty feet above tho sidewalk which
vero broken out by frightened occupants Of the balconies
THE DANGEROUS GALLERY
The scsfolding that fell was portion Of tempo
rary box tier that was erected for the accommoda-
tion of visitors to tho Arion ball. II very lightly
constructed 10 was intended TO for that oc-
cssion only. Tho entire gallery extended for about
ono hundred and twenty feet around the western OK.
tremty of the garden. stretching tho Madison
avenue entrance and tho rustc cottages which abut
on the pathway which eucloscs the track. II vas
The New York herald., 1879-03-13

and more sparkle in his eye. By the manner in
which he took up the thread OF his journey 1t
seemed that the friends who had declared that there
was much more of vigor in him than was manifest
on the surface we're likely to be verified before the
twenty-four hours had expired. His long stride was
full of vigor and the muscular action less labored
than before
DIAGRAM or THE TRACE.
For tho benefit of those who have not had an op-
portunity to be present at the great walk we suboin
corrected diagram of Gilmore's Garden. 1t differs
in few details from that given yesterday
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-01

A special dispatch TO tho Cincinnati
Gazette, from Flemingsburg, where
dispositions in the Green VS.. Hsrgi,
suit are being taken, says that Judge
Andrews swears that he signed Mr.
Hargis' license to practice law at tn,
august term Of the Rowan Circuit
Court, and that IL the license shows
any other date It is forgery. It 10 4
fact that the license does show a diff
ferent date, and that Judge Andrew,
shares the full-hedged confidence o.
the people Of his district. - '
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-01
KENTUCKY NEWS.

A corporation has been formed for
rebuilding the Phoenix Hotel, in Lex
ington. HfaAlH4 dia lnt.H s19aos lf
Elizabethtown has,. voted to sell
her $500 shares Of stock in the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad. ssl
DR.. Fl. A. NJ. Henderson has been
elected President Of Kentucky Wes-
leyan Female College. at Millersburg.
Examination Of witnesses in the
Green-H argis libel suit is being con-
Quoted at Flemingsburg and deposit
tions being taken. o-5 H'I
Whether Louisville shall sell her
$4,000 shares in the L. & N. road is
a question to be decided by her voters
at an early day. Discussion runs
high in that city. s.,ta. ....,tt
At a roll call Of the veterans Of the
war OF 1912, at Paris last June, IS
answered to their names. The NOR.
tality within ranks is shown BY tho
fact that at their meeting there last
month only II were present. ~ II
| Genl. Eli H. Murray has returned
from his visit to Annapolis, where,
under commission from the Presi.
dent, he went to witness the gradua.
ton Of members Of the, senior class OIL
that Institution.
1 Miss Emma vaders, tho actres.
who fell through trap door Of tn,
stage, in the building of the Poly.
technic Society, Louisville, ha,
brought suit for 100000 damages to
her leg. After she gets that amount
Mr.. Watterson's double leadel edito.
rial notice of her accident will appear
in good taste, after all.
Bowling Green will vote at th,
August election on the propricty o.
going $4,000 for the location ofths
State Agricultural and Mechanical
College at that place. The CLARK
County Democrat reports the sale o.
1000 bushels Of blue grass seed al
] rs cts. fao1f iYt gso y
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-01

General Ewing is opening a bril-
liant campaign in Ohio. His remarks
offered In response 10 serenade In
Columbus the other night arc ringing
and clear. After cutting to.tLe quick
this idea OF grand Capitalization OF
power In tho National Government,
by the Republicans, and after ably
disposing Of other points in the Re.
publican catechism, he concluded by
appealing for tho support Of the State
ticket to tho wageman, whose EN-.
pioyment Is cut of by the depression
OF values; to the debtors and tax.
payers. whose burdens are doubled
by the depression, to MEN who know
a change tends to reform abuses; ia
those who love free government; IA
The soldiers of the Union army, who
fought to make the South abide by
the Constitution, and are themselves
obedient 10 II, who are generous
enough to allow the South 10 enjoy
the same blessing Of free government
we enjoy. who, after saving the Union
by sufierings and sacrifices, have been
robbed by the heartless policy of the
Republican party. 81
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-01

The following letter from Con.
grcssman Oscar Turner explains itself.
The facts embraced furnish cad read.
ing to not few:
HousE or REPRESENTATIVE, wAsniSGros,
Editor Of the Washington Post-Bear Sir:
Ny attention was drawn to aH article In the
Post this morning, purporting to give IN ac-
count Of an interview between Hon. Jay A.
Hubbell, Of Michigan, and myself, last Satur-
il has been given TO the public without au-
thority iron mel ldesirc TO correct some mac.
curacies In the article. l was coming nom
tho file-roo aud as was passing the Kepub-
lean side Of the hall 70 ny desk was stopped
10 me stopping back q few paces, no asked
me Il knit " the editor Of the Greenback pa
por on Pennsylvan Ia Avenue. told him that
did not remember him. He remarked that
In ohio and Kentucky; that he had attended,
the convention 10 Ohio and was instrumental
In preventing fusion between the Democrats
and Grcenbackcrs, and that he was sending
ohio, making inroads into the Dcmocratlo
party and doing MS much good. He said:
1--WE are aiding him and IL requires n good
deal OF money, and would like thai you
would aid him." asked him what was the
editors name. He pulled carl out Of his
pocket and read ''I.ec Crnndall.r looked at
him with surprise and matte no reply. He ask
ed me to take the matter In consideration and
aid him u could. turned around aud walked
OF. had never seen the gentleman before,
and had no idea who he was. Capt Knight
was close by, and asked him who the gcntlc-
man was who had just left me, pointing him
out. He said II was Mr.. ifubbcli. asked
him u he was a:Grecpbackcr. lilo sail no;
he was Republican. was much surprised,
and could not account for his accosting me.
until this morning, when was told by sew
cral members OF the House that he said he took
me for Mr.. Robertson, Chairman Of the Execu-
tive Committee, OF Ohio, 10 whom he had been
Introduced snort time before. understand
that Mr.. Hubbell Is chairman Of the Republi-
can Congressional Committee. Thus the mys-
terry Of hie approaching me was explained.
These are the conversations and circumstances
as they occurred. did not invite the csnyer-
satian In any way. lie did not tell me that
Crandall was going 20 Toledo. neither has no
nor any OF his friends visited me or requested
me 10 keep the mistake q secret, rs stated In
your articles In the Post this naorning; nor did
he inform me how much money had been rails
cd by the Republican party or members 70
sustain the paper. I did not intend giving
publicity to his mistake, which was apparent
when learned the facts, but as II has b~cn
made public without authority from me de-
sire that the conversation and circumstances
shall appear corru :tiy. Respectfully,
OSCAR TunsER. oil kentucky.
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County Politics.

The Democrats Executive Commit.
tee has been without Chairman Tor
several months. In the absence Of such
m officer the duties Of that office de
volvc on the Secretary. Mr.. S. M.
Gaines. A mass convention was called
for june 20, to endorse suitable can
didate for the Senate and to take such
other action as seemed best for the
party's interest. Every one knows
that "such other action" etc., referred
to the propriety Of endorsing can,
didate for the Legislature. s The con-
rvention was held according to call.
There were only 26 voters in that con-
vention. About % Of these were res.
iicnts Of Hopkinsville,, while four OF
five were from the country. The con.
yention endorsed Dir. Prewitt for tide
Senate but by a vote Of ID to II de.
cided 10 make no nomination for the
lower House. 1t is evident that, Oh
account Of the wheat harvest, that thu
country people have been barred thu
privilege Of expressing themselves OF
this subject. Then, in order to show
that proper respect for the Democracy
Of the county, il absolutely behoove'
the acting chairman to call conven
ton to decide this important matter at
an early day. The masses Of tn,
Democracy throughout the county ar
in favor Of making nomination, ant
this CANNOT be denied. Then the
question, shall the handful Of town
Democrats, who choose to run thing
their. own way dictate in this matter
or shall the wishes OF the true back
bone and muscle Of the party be re-
spected ? II no other motive actuates
them to make no nomination save in
cxpediency then what have they to
fear from second convention, CON-
posed Of the true representative men oil
the party-the country people. Enough
ofthis hkewarm milk and, water poll
cy. Danger threatens the Democratic
party; inanition starcs it broadly in
the face. On the other hand a reason
able hope Of victory is discernible. Til.
Souru KESrucKnN has done its duty
to Democracy. will tho acting chair
man be no less remiss n h9.i sail
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-01

Mr.. Hayes veto Of tho Chinese re.
sTiction bill has impressed that ma.
ton with the idea that they are wei
como in California, and reports iadi.
cate that immigrants are pouring in,
The San Francisco Post champions
the move that California must pro.
tect herself. Let us not lose sight Of
the fact that this State will 60 over.
whelmingly for Democracy hereafter