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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-31
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,,rts OF SUES .Rlp1lon TO WEEKLY WORLD

Saws the Omaha Bee: One of our
yery best known knights OF the razor
tells curious story, for which ho
youches himself and brings witnesses
whose word as we'll as his own, cah-
not be mpeached. Several days ago
man called in for shave and taking
his seat in the chair, had his wants
duly attended. Tie operator noticed
feather sticking out of his beard,
which was rather well grown, and
supposng it had merely lodged there
started to pull it out. The man stop
ped him, saying: Don't. That hurts
me-" He then told our informant that
ever since his beard began to grow
that feather had had place on his
cheek, and that pulling it ont did not
check the growth, but rather increased
it. He had finally concluded to accept
it as inevitable, and accordingly never
allows it to be pulled out now. The
feather was very perfect, and abou
like chat ordinarily plucked from
chickens tail.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-31
PoStomce Hours.

ID, ring week Gays until further motto
The ostofiice VIII he Kept open from seven
A. NJ. until min. P. NJ
s. 'ndays from haif-past twelve to onel
and from iour until Six p, NJ.
MONEY oRDEh BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
Order business will be transacted on Sat
urlays after four O'Clock L. NJ.
\. &. SILSBY.
Idaho City, Dec 3, 1910. Postmaster
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Nantucket, IS.
PROBATE COURT,

10 the nert Of kin, Creditors, and all
Persons interested an the estate to be od-
mtnlstered IN THIS county, Of Samuel 3.
Coleman, late Of Idaho City, IN the Ter
rltory Of Idaho, deceased, antestate:
"HEREAS, application has been made TO said
w Court to grant a letter of administration
the estate OF said deceased, to Alien Coffin. of Nan
tucket, in the county of Nantucket: You are here.
by cited to appear at Probate Court, to be held
Nantucket in said County of Nantucket on the six
teenth day OF November next, at ten O'Clock before
noon to show cause if any sou have, against grant
ing the same
And the said Allen Coffin is hereby directed 10
give public notice thereof, by publishing this cia-
ton once week, for six successive weeks, in the
newspaper called the idaho World, printed at Ida
no City, Idaho, the Stock Report printed at San
Francisco, California, and the Nantucket Journal
printed at Nantucket. the last publication to be
seven days at least, before said Court.
Witness Thadeus c. Defriez Esquire, Judge Of
said Court. this fourteenth day OF September, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty
two.
SAMUEL SWAIN, Register.
September 29...ew.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-31

In Heard county, Ca, resides tam
ily of eight persons named Ray, all oil
whom are deaf mutes, but all are IN
dnstrious and happy
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-31

Colored people in Clarendon county,
South Carolina, have revived the whip
pipe. post, and are lashing malcfactors
Of their own color for such otenses as
watermelon stealing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-31
|ylahp semi-su eehlg morla
Published
tuesdays g 81 Er1days
|urMAN and CHAS. E. JONES.

uruaN JONES, BUSINESS MANAGER.
n. !, Brick BuJns Ado ng ysss,Os Montgomery SIsS
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mates of u b bscript ion:
a.. yrar. SO so Three cnths.. 81 80
ene ,ien+hs SO Single Copies. -. 10
sA By Carrier, 81 50 per quarter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
Killed BY a Bear

The facts in relation 10 the killing o
" m. MiiiIken. Of Boston, by bear IN the
Adirondacks. are a. follows The party
included Am. MillIken. Of Boston, hm.
Wilkinson. of Birmingham. Conn, john
Dixon and MesSrs. Fountain and Watson.
OF Philadelphia. The accident occurred
Saturday. last, on the SHORE Of Lake Plseco
near where they had been fishing and hunt
ing. accompanied by guide and four dogs
Ihey struck the trail OF some bears ami isl-
medIateiy started IN pursuit
The guide cautioned them and partlcu-
larly Mnliken to be extremely careful and
not 10 IRE on the bears too suddenly as al
TINS time Of year they would be very apt to
defend themselves. MIiliken replied that
he knew enough to look out for himself aud
started forward with the dogs lie soon
came upon two bears and their three cubs,
when he lmprudeniiy fired. Inc male bear
at once began the attack. The guide and
others hurried forward. having heard the
shots. The bear made rapid work OF xiii
ing the dogs and then attacked Miiiken. A
terrible fight enSued. aud just as the guide
came TO the rescue tine bear had torn Mill.
ken frightfally, death being almost inslan-
famous.
The bear then attacked the guide, who was
badly torn. but not fatally injured. Watson
shot the bear, which weighed 400 pounds,
dead, and the other gentlemen then coming
up killed the lie male bear, W ieh weighed 800
pounds. The remains of MillIken were
then placed on litter and brought out Of
the woods, and Tuesday night were sent To
Boston. They were accompanied there BY
members of the party.
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ROckiaHd opinion
The Congressional Ticket.

We have waited patiently to be- informed
OF some good reason for the failure Of the
OreenDack state Convention to put Con.
gressional ueket IN the field but % 10 TINS
time none has been given. TIE convention
seems 70 have been attacked with n nervous
NJ. and u nave acted without any reason al
ali IL is extremely unfortunate that the
people should be put 10 the trouble ana ex-
peuse Of holding district conventions when
there Nas NJ need Of o.; and even more un-
fortunate that the WORK Of the campaign
should be DELAYED al a time when Il d 80
important ihAi II should 20 on promptly
But the most demoraiIzIHg effect !. uas had
h 10 put q weapon in the hands Of the
Scion Chase mercenaries by which they are
able 10 place the party on the defensive
Their cniy stock IN trade against the Green
hackers mas been To charge them with being
IN eahoot with the hard Money Democracy
Had ttie convention done It's work. Il would
have been the last Of Scion Chase. Tie
would probably have been kept in the field b,
the Republicans. but ms power for mischief
would nave been gone But TO-DAY MANY
GEeenbaekeTs are asking If their party Is
not surrenderlng that Independence yf ac-
ton without winch party organization u
worthless. OF course, if that Is so there is
bat one thing TO do; and that Is 10 disland
the party. IL Is perfectly useless To keep
up the organization unless il can be an in
dependent organization. We DO not by this
mean to endorse the absurd idea that no al
hanees nor fusI0ns must be entered INTO un-
der any circumstances. These should BraBa-
bis be the exception and not the rule. but It
would be simple idIoey TO refuse to make
them when it is for the advantage of the
party 10 do 40. But what we mean IS that
It is absolutely essential that ali party action.
whether it be to play lone hand or to
combine with other parties, shall be com
pietely independent; that ii shall be con-
trolied from within aud not FROM without
the organization. Inc party may do what
ever il likes, but fl must preserve its indie
pendenee and autonomy or II must cease to
exist. Ii the nominations were postponed
because il was thought best for the Green
back party to do so, it is simply mistake,
and can be remedIed, as other mistakes
have been. But if the thing has been done
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to enahle trades and dickerins 60 20 an By
whiei. candidates are TO be forced on the
Ofeenbaok party without regard 10 It's in
teFesIs; Il Il Nas dome at the distallun Of
men Uuts e. she organization. ar because il
was feared that some people outside Iaight
not iiss d. II. IN tacl. Il vas done tor the
beaeti Of the Democratic party an d not the
6rcenoack party It aunld have been much
better 10 have passed a vote to dissolve the
organization altogether We should not OBJ
Ieei 20 that action q tne people are ready for
b.. but shalt object 20 anf surrender ID
Independence nn the part IF the oFwaniza-
tIon so long as It IS Thought best to keep i
~ existence We tlu 40, assume thar che
action VI tae convention Involves any such
surrender; ar 90 NOT beiIcve that d does
but It u should prove 50. and a poiitsrlau's
t ckcl is piaeed in the hesd wsth a greenbaCk
lahel thes need no. count on ihu kockiA
oBEHou 80 support Il. We snail sanpp d
people ticket. And II none OF the prysea.
parties nominate such one. o ucW udr..
viii he organized 10 DO ii---a party tuat giH
stand on IS oHn bottom aud which canua,
be- controlled by outsiders We say tus
after consultation With men VINO are abie .a
carry oui tue programme We have indicate
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Republican Platform.

Al the State Convention. on TUESDAY. the
following resolutions were adopted as the
platform Of the Republican party Of Maine
hesoired !. That the right OF every quail
fed voter to cast ballot and nave II honest
~ counted Is a fundamental principle Of Re
publican government. winch must be main
tanned by Jaw Impartiallv enforced The
majority thus determined must rule and the
minority must submit
>. Free schools must be maintained and
universal education secured as the basis Of
national security ana prosperity.
B. American industries and labor should
be protected against the unjust competition
OF the product Of cheap foreign labor, by a
protective tariff.
4. American shipping and shipbuiiding
should be encouraged by the modification Of
our navigation laws. so as 10 discriminate in
favor of ana not against our shipping inter
ests and BY such other assistance as the
government may properly render a great
national interest. We protest against the
persistent efforts Of the friends Of free trade
or mlsnamed .'reyenue reform" to grant
American registry TO foreign built ships. as
certain TO destroy our shIpbuildIng in-
dustry.
). The only full legal tender money
authorized by the constitution to be coined
or issued in fime of peace is gold and silver.
The dollar of the one should be coined so
as 70 possess the same intrinsic value as the
dollar Of the other. and all paper currency
should be redeemable IN the one or the
other We depreeaie the effort made to
overthrow the present banking system of the
nation. securing as il does to the people a
currency convenient, uniform. elastic in
volume, OF equal value In all the States. and
absolutely safe from loss in the hands of the
holder
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q. Inc rapid payment go nwr var debt,
while deois OF otbes nations are increasing
affords conclusive proof ol the wisdom OF
our financial measures and calls for COLI
tInuanne Of the sumo policy until every dol
lar OF the debt shall be paid.
= We are 8naitcrabil opposed "a the
abolition or reslucgs5n OF tAe Internal Rev
enue taN Ga iqguts. and demand that all
possible reduction Of taxation shall be mace
on ueoessar1es aa3 uai upon iaxHris,
\. Nalle we INSIST upon Tne StriCtest
economy "a pubae expenditure. va favor
liberal pensions ash bauutIcs tl the uaian
soidlels and sailors of the tate war. gnc,r
widows aua orphan cisiuFcH, In token Of
ouf recognition uh he priceless services Ien-
dcrpd
9 Iua' sc relcs with c8ud ieuce and
prde % the general rrcurJ ot tle kspuhu-
Can Uars go support o. the palIcs at PROFIT
hfttnn 20 tine traffic of Intoxicating liquors.
the wisdom and r.iictcBcX st "a h.cn icgI>Ia-
tuu ga prumai'nc the moral and material Ju-
turc>is ut Name have been demonstrated
through iur pfaruca. aHnlaiiail0n Of that
tTaf';c iA large p3rt5ua o3 the STATE. RsI
sc favor such Legislation aaI sIcI cutpre.-
meat % iaW AS viii secure ia pNery paft.nu
ct our TERRITORY. freedom from inAj train
We further recommend the sugnt~Slau 'a
ihr people 70. constitutional prunlhHog,
amendment
Up A. au independent aoa- PARTISAN Iu4.
ciarN is sac palladium sd iasisrc ana anc:t1,
Nf ehpi'aliealt, coHaem1 toe attempt of
H''. liAis-ea 'u saPer-rdr auu 'nHs puuisH
As'"ela.c 'usiicr i-lhi'cy ior renarrae such
epIHi"n' % ihc counting ufi proceedings 80
lN''->'' as eom'nendr- tHrmsei's, 90
- judgment ai- conseie"cf although
h9- ~ Aec3F1 ~i3h 'he pHiirt ~ i1e parit
SIN Sh'eh ne vas ineu aud IS now coaneci-
e. "e heartily approve 'ae course ID; iae
EAeod'i'e Noluc'i "a refusing 10 aiiov 40 ah!e.
80 conscientious ana 50 acceptable Judge 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
Home and Foreign News.

Wednesday afternoon six masked men
rode into BrooSae.I Mo-, and robbed Z
bank. IL was one Of the boLdest robbefle-
on record
Saturday the United States court q;
Topeka ''naiuTaiIzed' 10 indians OF Atcni~-
on county. NOS one Of whom was ever our
Of the country. much less born out Of it-
Oregon taIlies one for tile Republican
side Of the Senate. WHh Illinois e. hear
from. the future Is toierahiy secure ~ thus
direction.
Lieut.. DanennoWer mas received ill.,
formation by mali from ITkoutsk 10 the ei-
feet that letters from Engineer Melville, Civ
ing particulars Of tndIng Of tine bodies 81
Lieut.. belong and men nave reached there
by courier from the Lena Delta IN q
memorandum found on belongs body aud
bearing date Oct. Is, IL Is stated that four
Of the party are dead and Collins diving.
The BEEF MARKEr-The extraordinary
prices which are asked Just now IN Eastern
markets for meats. says the Springfield Re
publican. are not caused bv any failure III
the supply from Western sources, hat seem
10 nave been produced by an organ
lied checking Of shipments in the interest
Of the middlemen. That tine high figures
have been so long sustained proves that
Eastern farmers are negieciing one Of tht.
most profitable branches Of agriculture, the
rearing Of beef cattle and sheep the
highest point has nov undoubtedly been
reached and prices have already broken al
the West on the arrival of the first ship
ment Of heeyes from the plains. and the
constant increase IN the receipts Of grass
fed cattle from this time on will quickly
bring prices in ali markets down to their
normal level Households Of limited means
have been suffering M; a little for the past
four months. bat can now look forward TO a
speedy relief from the lerrors Of the butch
er's bill.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15

is9-..r urTl.
some u tae southern democrat, nav.
strange ideas ut lHe laa. %. party ryoa tt
The Savanna Ncs-. g1mmrutla. aa ta.
reeeu, action ot iae u11,s af Represent.
tses .u contested election eases, SAYS 90 Sal.
MAKE tue sal-n more sa.ld.y Drn1cra..
taaH ever. tHai Is scRrrt., CD b. bgu-,t-
J le men sent out ui ta- House sen urte.
e.ec-o... iney gained their seats ay if44l
anu injustice ID tHr Republicans never an
anything worse ta4u 90 correct election
frauds. they I'D NOT lose by h. Iae poaa-
ca mos emeuts goigz ou 10 tt- South d.
not grOg oar % suca corrections. bai oat at
the narrow. pr0scrIutiyr so.E.t anu uoagy at
the B1urDOns. wu1 nave not Yr, learned tnat
iHr world moyes. The democrat, caHuo,
ga.a, but arr very hkey To lose. IN the
South. u tney are % MAKE gains aHy-
where. It must be- IN the NORTH In-y can
nat gam m the North unless they leave old
ssues behind them, ana snow d determine
loa u purify ana protect the ballot
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15

lhs OBSERVATIONS Of the dengzsns Of sea ar
river. are OF cheap AMI easy cenStructloa.
CaaHsbe-s' Journal gives the following al
reegioas Procure tuaa m4ia ot stn ami
funnel s3apai. about three aud haiE feet
tong, sna aiae laehas in diameter az the
bfoaiesi eHi. Il sssaaii De wide enough at
the ta,i ta take la taa observer 5 ewes. AN
tine inside shouil be painted blaek Az The
bottom or wtie emf 8 clear. th.ek piece of
glass faust 1e inserted with q .ftir lead ln
the form ut ring % weIgni ellie tahs NnsH
the Instrument g immersed ID Gear water "a
is astonishing haw maiy iasaJMs dara lss,
obser' sr can sgr- Narwrztsns eupius 5a,t
instrumnt tarEciy "a aSrertaining ths pas.-
tiou ~ HerEag shoals and iu their c.s.l fish,
eFIex.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
vacant places

D. the dental ranks vlli never occur il YOU
are particular wi,h 1as.r teeth. and cleanse
thvm evers aay wita THAR famous toa4h-%asht
SOL0BJNI Fga,u Nouth 70 old age y
wlil keen the enamel spa,iess and uHimElalf-
ed. iae ieeJ0 ri persons wha nse oohb-
DON test ay4f4 .l5,a wAl.eHesa, au4 She
gums rEseatas aaa. aAla sae breath s nu-
ritied. aud fendsrt. sweet a,ll ig1gta ii
- eonaa>rd ui r4fe aai5sppilc herbs asd q
entiteg iree fram THE objectionable aud lh-
iurous ingredients 80 toaga P5s,es, Nc.
Ju.lg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
Fusion Congressional Candidate

" e give. elsewhere, 81 article from tne
hocklanl OfstHtaR 90 the ialiHre % rhc
tireeubacA convention, rrccu;ia helG ID ban
gaf. 10 nominate candidate for lougres--
me
The QUESTION Seems re ne whether Il va
uowzruIcr or dishonesty that prevented the
iCaaers 90 the Convention from selecting
toncressloua. candidate We nave been
told tina; fnerr VS. decided want % bar
mous n tae convention on TINS subject Our
Iae readers finally sutfica ih- opinion o..
those Hea bellcyed thar a. q nartY tncs
should ac, then. ard tne who're question Wa
Ieii % tac arcls1.u %. committee in eara
Cistr.e. iH che Bangor d.srrl.t. where Nj.
LAID a. 80 uuca Of tireeuuacker as CO. sls-
taa; partF aul II IHr same time 90 good "a
democrat 81 10 be nlElty satisfactory 20 taat
part taa d1strct convention mas been
promptly ca.lt4. hat % i1c DISTRICTS "a mere
tire same unansufv anes rHt east. tHs
committees sl-s. aau- rrt AMI 81 g, EicuA
urnuae.e taat i8ase utstr.et convention. w...
uai ae called t..l slua ar democratic COM
us-tsees have Brtu chosen a- 4a a-rreuc..t
reacted among tire iraucrs @. tHa fua ra.-
t.- itoc> ars one believe tasi sufa Qc..r
&, Ha; fey IRE Haruo.a Cd making Bargain
t.a- v.l He sslIsiac-r-r 20 she leader. %.
me Democraue usrtT Huveru7r F.a4s,e.
is or record SIS tntafv opposed to anH traa.
between the tuo uari.ss. and set H,s wna.f
HISTORY SINCE Joining Zee t,feeuu-ek ua-f
D. $50 interviewer vl,n trades THAT Gss Jolaes.
uiteranccs .l inyaG NJ standing sagar,it ST.
the Oreennacs platform anC. even ais letter
g. -ilaa- san H4s iAl.t- go DISTURB %.
segeuirv Of the Democrat pose" Inlt
nave hlm 30 tnr.F powar. as trcr nave 81.
tae other tsreeuB4cA leaders and ou.N su4.
when an occAsIuual Ctrrenuackt-. lgno-ar.
O; the strength Of the cords whicR bind n.u.
begins ID struEg.a
Fusion ID Aialat ls ua.y another name
30. system @. pa.it.--. trading sgra a.
was never known before Ia ihe stat. Va.
then can Cour: tina, the twa par-ge- v..
MAKE trades m tac selection cl Cor gree
sIoua. CANDIDATE L aHf ttrccnuact .s-
ieyes tins De- oe wrong aal believe &c WIZ.
Euruclent sincerity % unite with >u4,u mas.
~ tle effort to sustain an independent parts
orgaulEaual. be D. lmmUalat,.1 booted @.
uy tht ilsuulsts as q traitor Ora ls par U
Il Is unay iae fusion Wing af 90. irreenuaga
party Ina. ., strl-fv pure. thoroughly mon
al ard s-trpr from All rufanes .-rl.- "a fuurf.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

= sa. = Hu execution es a4er..a WGa.I
sa rHr .tHB H# a-
i" A- af I.. ~a-s uf fer-.
lt ti.H.lss sl >4.G taaatv ou thr r..
an .. ]#.,. t~-- aa t1sa al t4a eis5. Is a-
....1.aa- -3 uJt g ul t{la ioffos4ln E tissrs
l+f owned hv thu "Pnau.z tau.
Ata.E- tanraHs m4E ae neesssa-.
-sa.. ~ai+ execution witt 4 u1aEa -.
Beginning 4t . stase and sta...
.- ae asflogr.F SIDE 81 l3a ro4s. 5eaalrr fr.s.
A.a 1885, B. Aloohsgllje By iAGl 0t aa- .B.-...
t9H Mining and -ne.Iiae gou2ars
l- westerly ilEe 81 sAad formerly u
He" t.s~- ttrI"e westerly on the uortaer.4. ....
o.. -atH r9H' tsrty-twu ru-lz ta, lsna g.- -..
"b-'ar ta~r Aiming and -nle.tsas ,a.
p'.. tu.u. a9FtnertE GA ae aEst.r.
i aau4 Of s-lt Bssbee copper Msal.
sH's t,i.- Company % Third Pom .
'A~.fEtf ga ha shHte IL Third Pond ;asr.r-....
fo1- ~ saAa formerly Of Sash Hew.a4 JAW.
N-.'sA sAtF' F-l-s .s.<r~fss east oue uHuGr... ..
lou'.H-H sa..- .4ee ai beE4uni.-
A(6t TITS ~TEVE.N~ ts-...
h,u.aE.t. A8s ST. ISIS
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State News

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.,.5 IA
TIL '''-.' ~
Among ihc Cadet m-isalpm7u "Ha
graduated a Annapolis fw'ay ts H- IA
E-a"-' NJ Mainl
The commencement of thp Eaton .eaa.
az NurudgtWucA, sll he hc.a dune - aa4
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THE fre-r,., s.,. All. Ab., Nn4t .-
nexr.r. a...4 s,.ssrr.. lr-,.3s. ,,..- IL
usraiy,is .... ra.. u...s .....f Fl. ,..,r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15

The date on the address iatal on each subscri-
i,er- paper shows tine which the suhs arlp
tiau Is taId. and all subscribers $50 aTreare are
requested 70 pzv up a. soon s.. possible
Iii all communications relating 60 subscription
our correspondents arr requested Ga state the
Post ofce 60 which the paper Is, OF is O. be- sent
In directing change 33 address. always give
ne present address well thr one 10 which you
wish tae paper afterwards sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15

"A Portland. Oregon. despatch SAYS the
average Republican majority on the State
ticket. Is 1900. George viii not nave less
than $500 in the State the largest majority
ever given a candidate. Woody, for Gov
erBor, will have about 100 less. The Re
publieans nave the Legislature by certain
majority Of 10. which NAV be increased to
80
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Senator Cameron's threat Of overthrow
ing the protective tariff in the event the
Pennsylvania manufacturers do not sup
port him, reminds the Albany journal
strongly Of the story of the freshman who,
on being hauled up out Of well, said !;
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The Executive Council Thursday. voted
to confirm Thomas F. Simpson o. Portland
inspector Of tish. and assessed tna following
tax upon express companies doing business
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ToE REPRESENT ATTFES ia C8NGRE~-
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