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SITUATION WANTED.

A thoroughly practical accoun tant
with best Of recommendation desires q
position bookkeeper, or some other
position. Fifteen years experience. Ad-
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REMOVAL.

DR.. S. E. Newton has removed his
office TO his residence On Third South
street, between tirst AID Second East
street, north side.
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RE.nPENING

The photograph gallery, No. 644Main
street, over DaYnes' Music Store, ia once
more in the field. Fine Ferrotypes four
for 81 Cabinets 5Jcts each.
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SPECIAL Advertisement
LOST.

Between the Warm Spring Lake and
McKimmiHs Livery Stable, II guage
Parker Gun. in jointed leather case;
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What's the Use Of Talking?

There is no denying that SOZO-
DON'T is the best preparation for
the mouth and teeth. Preparations,
like snow-fakes in number, have
appeared, but the public faith is still
strong in the virtues of S0ZO-
DON'T. Its use grows yearly
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FOR RENT.

A nice three roomed House, in south
eastern part of town. For information,
inquire at this Office.
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SALMON HAS ARRIVED,
at G. F. Brooks.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-22
AUSTIN, TEXAS, April ", 1877.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, April ", 1877.
have used the "Wonderful Eight in a
case of chronic diarrhra of nine months
standing, and found it to effect a permanent
cure I have also known it used successfully
in case of rheumatism VIM. KIRBY.
For sale by +. KalteYer & Son. 2-2I-tf
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-22
Wednesday. March %. 'S2.
A MORNING HOUR IN THEU. s. SENATE

on the II inst, very anlmateu anu
august colloquy as to whether the
mighty bill for the relief of Hermann
Biggs who, perhaps, like the celebrat-
ed Luther, has demand for the value
of a pair of white-faced steers, which
is probably performing similar lively
march, through instrumental cheek,
from the private calendar to the doors
ofthe U. S. treasury and. not the too
slow dead march to the tomb OF the
Capulets- whether it should be taken
up in the morning hour under the
Anthony rule.
And the honorable senator, Sewell
by name, moved that it be taken up.
And this was when the morning
hour begun.
And the honorable senator, Cock
rell by name, hoped the motion would
not prevail. The perennial bill, called
by the euphonious name of Blggs, had
been rejected by this august body and,
like the Dutchman's bad two and six
pence, was now come back, and 1t was
the growing conviction of the people
.ofAmerica that they had had enough
of the Biggs bill.
And the morning hour went on
apace.
And the honorable senator, Hamp-
ton by name, said without vehemence,
or any visible sparks of the fire of the
lost chivalry, that he would not detaln
the senate, but would like to speak
And the Honorable, the Chair, pro-
claimed that the honorable senator,
Hampton by name, was not in order,
and by such violent remark knocktd
said senator into his seat.
And the honorable senator, Sewell
by name, rose and demanded the sense
of the senate, which naturally pro-
duced some CONSERVATION.
And the senate divided with view
to indicate It's sense.
And the honorable senator, Sewell
by name. not satisfied thereof, demand
ed the yeas and nays.
And the Honorable, the Chair, Or
dered the yeas and nays.
And just here the honorable sena-
tor, Hoar by name, said that the spirit
of the Anthony rule, was being killed,
and
And here the honorable senator,
Teller by name, said, but
And the honorable senator, Hale
by name, rose and demanded to know
how the honorable senator, meaning
Hoar by name, could make such
charge.
And the morning hour went on
apace.
And the honorable senator, Teller
by name, said he knew nothing of the
spirit of the Anthony rule, but he knew
that the spirit of the Biggs' bill was
alive and kicking, and it was no such
spirit as Glendower's, because the
senate not only had the power to cal
it back, but had found it was back, and
it was in the senate chamber, and the
senator believed, intended to stay, and
to kick away the rubbish in the shape
Of bills that proposed to occupy the
morning hour, and take up that valua
bic time itself.
And the morning hour went OF
apace.
And the honorable senator, Voor'
bees by name, remarked that he was
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-22

Building lots on San Pedro avenue for
sale at bargain. Apply to John Brady, at
Brady's saloon. 3-I5-u
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-22

knew, to raise any objections to wasting
the morning hour of the senate, any
day and every day, on modest and
well behaved private bill, but that the
Biggs bill he considered, with suitable
Difference to the presence of the Honor
able Senator, meaning Hoar by name,
was not a modest and respectable prl-
vate bill, but very John Chinaman
of private bills; that it had been here
this session before, that it was here
now, that it had been here. last session,
and at how many former sessions the
Lord, and the Congressional Record,
only could tell.
And the morning hour went on
apace.
And the Honorable, the Chair, re-
minded senators that the yeas and
nays had been ordered.
And here the honorable senator.
Beck by name, enlivened the senate
by relating in half column of the next
days Congressional Record, what he
thought of the whole business to which,
as time presses, we refer those of our
readers who would rather be entertain
ed with something spicy than with
what we are giving them, although we
do the best we can with the situation.
And the morning hour went on
apace.
And the honorable senator, Cockrell
by name, said the Biggs bill had struck
an attitude common on that floor. Its
proper Interpretation was fight, with a
strong cross of dying in the last ditch,
and
And the honorable senator, Sewell
by name, said allow me to interrupt
And the honorable senator, Morrill,
by name, said, but
And the honorable senator, Sewell
by name, again rose quicker than any
self-raising cereal, and said he would
like to know When
And the Honorable, the Chair, said
it supposed it was commonly known to
Honorable Senators that the yeas and
nays had been order on the motion to
take up the indefeasable Biggs bill.
And the morning hour went on
apace.
And the honorable senator, Sewell
by name, asked in voice light as
a sponge, Suppose the now prevalent
Biggs bill should not be taken up in
this morning hour, when will it have
described another revolution in its Or
bit, and be back again?
And the honorable senator, Hoar
by name, wanted to ask whether he
understood his honorable friend to say
anything about evolution, because
And the honorable senator, Bayard
by name, said he was willing to let the
bill lie
And the honorable senator, Hoar
by name, said he differed with his
Honorable friend
And the honorable senator, Crock
rell by name, said he would like to call
the attention of his friend
And the Honorable, the Chair, said
it would have to call gentlemen to
order if they said over the same thing
more than twice.
And several honorable senators said
question! question. yeas and nays !.
yeas and nays twice.
And the yeas and nays were taken.
And the yeas were SO and the nays
were 20.
And the Honorable, the Chair, an.
nounced that the motion of the, Hon
orable Senator, Sewell by name, to
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-22

IT is rumored that the Texas press
association has been postponed to
April 25th.
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And the morning hour was gone.

THE Galveston Journal discovers in
the old alcalde's contract to build the
new capitol deep laid scheme to con-
tinue himself IN office. because it is
surmised that the 100000 acres Of
land won't build it, and the o. a. says
he is firmly determined to make them
stick to their contract, which, of course,
he can't do if he is not governor.
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QUITE evidently the liquor qu stion has not been
that result may look 10 outsiders. Already they
fight that is to come of next year The republi-
can Iegsl ltrre viii next winter td1Dt the rPs0lu-
tlon providing for a vote By the people next Octo-
Der on proposed amenlm mt u the state cOnSti-
tuition giving the legislature power 10 regulate
the liquor traffic This wi / bring the issue I'D
squarely and in way to call out the whole voting
force of the state. The Bext election will not be
an "O We r aft lir. Next year, for the fir It time
In one year. all the state Off except the ecre-
tary OF Sfatc),-twO-year, thDa-y"dr and fOur-yea
oi1cers,-tao governor, llautan g-svernor. SUI
preme JUICE. aufltor treasurer, school commits
sfoncr, attorney general, CLERK OF suorem, court,
member OF the board Of public WORKS, e., g.
VIII ba eectai This election Will bring out u vote
almost equal to that OF pr sid entiu wear.
The StraghtOuJ Temperance rcpubH; rs OF Ohio
still profess Xr!n faith that they Will in the
long run on the temperance issue, just IS the re-
publican party has Won IN tl> past on other moral
issues upoa which 1t has taken StanI. They
argue that the republican party OF the country
needs some live moral ISSUE to make fight upon
now that the old issues that gave it birth have
passed away. The temperance question, they
hold, presents Just the issu. nee led to give the
republican party new vitality ami a new lease of
life The feeling Throughout the country in ,vor
OF legislation restricting the liquor trac. is rap
IDLY growing, they insist, dies 1te the result in
ONO The signs are TINT the temperance wing
OF the Ohio republicans will seek 10 make their
"idea" plank OF the future republican platform.
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YLOR & HUFTY.
o16

w NJ. SINISTER d SONS
Have Have opened large stock Of QUILTED sATINS for
Coat Lining in very beautiful shades.'
New HOSIERY for Ladies and Children.
Elegant TRICOT and HABIT CLOTHS for tailor
made suits.
Cloth COLORED PLAIDS for skirts.
Beautiful CHECKS and CHEvIOTS for suits.
CASHMERES and CEUDDAS inevery shade.
LANGTRY sUIT1NG in evening colors.
BRAIDED SUITS in great variety.
BRAIDED JACKETS in all colors.
Everything new that can be found in the New York
market, and sold IL New York prices.
The largest stock they have ever shown.
BROCADE SILK, BROCADE sATINs. BRoCADE
PLUSH III great variety.
OTTOMAN SILKS, OTTOMAN SATINS in sixteen
different coiOrs all new
Rich GROS GRAIN, all colors ST. So
BROCADE FLOUNCES in silk and velvets.
STRIPED PLGsHEs in very choice colors
Superb Lyons all silk VELVET in twelve different
Elegant BLACK SILK vELvETs in e4-inch. 96 and
23-nch ' ->'
Evening shades in SILKS. sATINs and BRoCADE
SILK HOSIERY in evening colors.
Full stock Of CASH HERES in evening ing shades.
Special care has been taken in matching plain and
partsi Braid 5hI5 JAcRRT Tss n great variety
ANTIQUE and NoTTTNGHAM CURTAINS at cost
having determined to close this department..
ONE PRICE.
WIN. SINISTER & SONS,
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The latest device of The star-rOute gang, the In
gersoll "interview" published with such a flourish
of trumpets. falls pretty fiat in Washington. 1t Is
regarded here as showing coGclu,ively, what has
heretofore been believed, that the stIr-rOute men
placed Fan, Bowen, AMI perhaps others, spies in
the Department of Justice for the purpose of work
Ing up sort OF Harrington sssafe-buryIary plot"
to tie disadvantage of the prosecution by making
offers, as il in its behalf. 10 purchase Jurors.
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BARGAINs! BARGAINS!
HANDkERC HIEFS.
leo Doz- Ladies White LINEN Hemstitched
HandkercFiefs.
Special Value,
l214c. EACH.
Nv DoZ Ladies ALL LINEN HEMSTITCHED
Handkerchiefs with Printed Borders also
Special Value,
.I2Hc. EACH.
= DOz- Gents Woven Border ALL LINEN Hand
kerchcfs
Very Cheap at
lie. EACH.
we nave now in stock eleyant assortment of fine
EMBROIDERED and HEaSIITCHED HANDKFR
CHIEFS, also OF CHINA and FANCY SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS tn which We
invite your attention.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
s2i PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. s21
WOODWARD & LOTHROP ole
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-PLACE TO BOARD AND LODGE IN
wv pIlvss s family % orny gentleman. for which
rites please address with location Terms" Box
IiS, Star Ofhce. ol4-St
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISSES POLLOCK AND NoERR pRrNCYpAIs on
M FRoEBEIINSTIIuTEA AND KINDER0ARTFN
VIII Resume SEPTEMBER lSrR, at 1lyT 18Th strse1
northwest one square from Thomas Circle Primary.
Preparatory and Advanced Departments. German.
French. ElocuIion. Music Drawing and Calistheni.s
Training class Tor teachers. o9-lms
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY. CoRCoRAN BUILD
IN ING,
Con. PA. AVE. AND 18TH ST., Orr. [. g. TpF.eupy
A seect school for Boys and Young Men. Nunier
limited. Only scholars Of good moral chArarar re-
ceiyei. Fail tern Of 1850 beyns September llth Day
and evening sessions. Careful and thorough insr1ic-
ton in the common English branches. Raok- kecf,ne
Short hand, Higher Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry.
Latin and Greek. Bt RTON MACArEf A NJ
Washington. DC. laul5-3ml Principal.
MISS HlLTON'S
WI English aud French School for Young ladies' sol
Vermont avenue. reopens WEDNESDAY,. sEPrEM-
Bf 18th. Thorough instruction in Languages Lite
nature Mathematics and the Sciences. limi ed NUM-
Der Of pupils received in the family. aus 2m
II ATTN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS. NATURAL. SCI
4 ence and English privately in class. students
prepared for Coll sc and competitive examinations
Address A. JANUS. M.
teS0 Columbian Colera
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SCRAP PICTURES.

IHOR SCRAP BOOKS. SCREENS, POCKETS. CAS-
ties, Chy1stmas Presents. Decorative Work also
mas Jar COULD "A sth street. See adv. JAP.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-TO BUY-A HOME IN MT. PLEAS
w ant; must be first class. Address, giving fun de-
S9crlptlon price, location w. I. FITZGERALD, 1926
ioth street northwest ol4-3t
WANIED-TO RENT BY NOVEMBER FIRST,
W House OF ten or twelve rooms, unfurnished
Wou!d 1oard the family central location. Address
LUCIA IIlN, Star Office. O13-4tt
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WANTED-LOTS.

NJ ANIED-TO PURCHASER SITE SUITABLE
W Tor the Garfield Memorial Hospital. Owners of
nnlmproved proe y, and sale either in the city
In me immediate suburbs invited to send location
ana price to II. A. WILLARD,
"a ., Chairman Committee on Site
oIo-ct 1924 street.
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FOR RENT-LO]

L VACANT CENTRAL CITY LOTS.
Lots 4, s 6, Z. 8, and H. Square IS, corner and
Goth streets - ~
Lot Square "A. on street near 21st street market
Large Part OF Square o. fronting 22d street and
New Hampshire avenue. ~
Lots g. 10 and H. Square of 104 on Virginia venue
Lot 49, Square 16, on 25tl street. ~
Inquire of 7. E. WAGGAMAN, GIT street north
Wes1 ol6-3t
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I MING DEPARTMENT
We invite the attention of our
CUSTOMERS, DRESsMAKEHS AND TAILORs.
70 our Complete Stock of everything pertaining to this
line. which We offer at the
LOWEST PRICES
tQUiLTED SATINS, in Black and Co,ors for ,;n;r
SILK garments aud Smol ing Jackets.
QUILTED ITALIAN CLOTHS, in Cardinal .,a
Black only, anu
BLACK HASTINGS. in 81 and "a inch
COLOkED HASTINGS. in u inch in all new sbadss
70 mat Ii the prevailing colors in dress goods
HAIR CLOTHS FRENCH CaNy.s
COTTON BATTING for Comforts
WOOL WADDING for silk Garments
GLOYE-FINISHED CAMBRICS
Splendid Assortment of DRILLINGS CORSET
JEANS and fine TWILLED SILESIAS in ali the new
colors 10 match the prevailing shades in dress goods
BLACK WHITE and SLATE CRINOLINES RUB.
Der CLOTH BY the yard.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
s21 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 921
clio WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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SEATOS DONOHO, ARTIST AND INSTRUCTOR
b eenS1fses his lessons In Drawing and Painting rri
we y, III stuttlo and Schools. Numerous reference
Address. for interview. 1855 street northwest Its
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IN Uaters, Dolmans. Shawls and Flannels opening s.
:. =. YOUN0'8 Cloth and 6iik House, 7S6 7ih street
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-SATURDAY EVENING. ABOUT EIGHT
O'Clock, going from 9TH, between 1 anF * 10 O.
along to llth thence In Belt line 18th street
southwest Red Pocket book containing SlI and tea
tickets Reward if returned to 22l 18th street south
west 1t
II OST-MONDAY MORNING, A BLACK AND
gilt Buckle black satin bow. between 18th and
ith streets and Penna. and st. Finder will be
rewarded " leaving same at Star Office. lts
I OST-STRAYED FROM 423 7TH STREET
4 southwest, October 18th, a Pug Gyp three month";
old. Liberal reward for its return. ol4-2t
(tAME TO MY PREMISES ON THE IIrH INST.
" red spotted Cow. The owner will come forward,
pay damages and take her away. MICHAEL MONA.
NEY, Columbia road northwest. opposite colored CEN
eery. ola as
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS-

NOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST BEEF GO To
- .; hOBERISoN BRO, near the Washinetoc
and Georgetown X. II. Car Stables.
Home Slaughtered Beef below Chicago prices.
ole ct.
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JAPANESE GOODS.

r JAY GOULD, Al 9TH STREET BETWEEN d
q and sts., square from Pennsylvania avenue
Scrolls. Lanterns. Fans Decorative Pictures Bor-
ders. Also Xmas Cards. Scrap Pictures etc. Of
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SPECIALTIES.

NFME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and Cen
tlemen 81 cents each 408 street. between 9Th and
9th streets northwest a1-l2ws
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-THE TWO UPPER STORIES OF NV
Building suitable for halls. printing offices or work
reasonable terms Apply to B. H. WARNER. 9i6
street northwest 63t&
NOR RENT;-oFFTCE AND BUSINESS ROOMS
to ROHRER L YOUNG, 92l F street northwesf o1olf a
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-AN ELEGANT LOT OF CHICKFRING
Upright Pianos. from S. upwards Also first-cl
su M a9 Psno Iry r ms GA A. URs0s
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PERSONAL.

MADAM ROSS. The LONG-FSTABLIsHED. RE-
Nl liable Clarvoyamt and Astrologist gives better
satisfaction in all affairs of life than any the pro-
LESSONS tells the past present and future destiny
advice and assistance all matters Appertaluing to
business love and matrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE CALL.
Satisfaction given Consultation Rooms 4O2
I'd street, above II street northwest.
nv WILLIAMS AND c. L. PRICES PRIVATE
w Detective Agency: Consultations Free All busi
strictly confidential. Notice call at Residence
promptly attended to. Office hours am TO 10 o. m
926 f street northwest, mhlG- Tn,s"
DRIvATE DETECTIVE AGENCY 800 9Th
IL street northwest. Reliable information furnished
in all cases: consultation free; viii call at Residence
Finder nh1,- On
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EDUCATIONAL.

WANTED-EvENIN0 PUPILS IN LATIN AND
w 9reek Good references. Terms very low. Glasses
st residence Of Teacher or Pupils. Address Be. l2e
star once. ol6-Sts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

i. Gerry and Liquor Store, now doing fair bnsiness
which be LARGELY increased by adding fresh meats
Will rent Store with House for $2O or Store and Cellar
tor $40. Location northeast. Address GROCERY.
star once ol6-3ts
Il Groceries. with Horse and Wagon Address
ANSON, Star Office. ol3-3ts
TIME ONLY PERFECT ADJUSTABLE SPRING
Il Bed ever invented Examine it closely. It can be
adjusted e any bed Never says; offers harbor for
nmga; made Of best Besselner steel. Sold By THOMAS
FITZPATRICK, 325 Penna ave. oll-lm
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FOR RENT--STORES.

NOR RENT PART OF STORE 1872 FOUR-
Apply premises. Ola I'm
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS

ktOl. SALE-A BAKERY AND LUNCH SALOON
dong good business; Will be sold cheap for cash
also Harness and Wagon, in good condition Apply at
DO Pennsylvania avenue northwest. oi6-3t.
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ZOE SALE-MORE BARGAINS-TO IMMEDIATE
purchaisersmIwo threestor press brick front
within and half square from. Sect Circle S3 500
escn on easy terms Also. three-story, press brick
front House. OF 10 rooms and cellar 10th street near
j., at -, 600 1wo-story brick House, 7 rooms mod
ef1 improvements Oh 11th street. S, at 81 200
IWo-story frame House, rooms gas, water and bath;
I1eTce, near 18th street, at 81, $50. ". L. BUR-
FORD Ills street northwest. Sc
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ltOR RENTING NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
on second floor. with board at 1T06 street north
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EIoR SAIE-LOT FRONTING EAST 20 FEt L ON
a i4 street northwest, adjoining house 220S: also
LOT ox3U teet south front, square Apply at ls24
10Th street northwest. s3O-3w.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19
TO THE PIONEERS.
EDITOR INDEPENDENT:

EDITOR INDEPENDENT:
In a recent number of the INDEPEN
DENT there was published letter
from Mr.. s. w. Brown inviting the
pioneers of Clarke county to meet at
the Clarke county fair for the purpose
of taking preliminary steps towards
forming pioneer association, for his
torical, social and fraternal purposes.
You will see by referring to the Reg
ister of Oct. 5th, that this letter has
been made the subject of most foul
and slanderous criticism. not alone to
the writer, but instructing the "ignor-
ant pioneer to be careful or he would
get the '.wool pulled over his eyes"
l will say In reference to that letter
that it Is good and praiseworthy as q
production from the pen Of any man
or woman, and entirely characteristic
Of the gentleman who wrote 1t, show
ing plainly in its every feature that
the words Of the writer came directly
FROM his own experience aud convic-
tions. Read 1t carefully, study IL,
criticise Il, and l will venture to tell
you what will be the result. You will
come out and meet with Us on the
first Saturday In December at the City
Hall in Vancouver, at which time and
place II IL proposed that we perfect an
organization whereby we may collect,
preserve and perpetuate the pioneer
history Of Clarke county, and hope
Of our Territory In general.
Vancouver, when fret saw 1t, on
the 2lst day Of November, ls47. was
the first stopping place for the immi-
grant, aud Utmost the business center
Of both Washington Territory and the
State Of Oregon, consequently when
we, Of an early day, meet friend Of
those by-gone days and ask where are
our kind friends aud fsllow-sufierer
OF that date, our sad experience will
answer they are fast and constantly
being laid away in the silent grave
from whence no history will ever
come. have buried In this county o
father, mother, and = companion,
and II IL natural to suppose that In
th0ae pioneer Reunions those faces
will be missed and inqulrvd for. aud
the true son or daughter, husband or