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The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15
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Making postage stamp i a. elaborate
tnst-- ai uolE- In printing. tleel plate
are usssi. au which sn0 stamps arr -
.rElv-sl Two men Az EeII; hard II var
covering then with r1lnrsd in4s aud
passing thrn l. nsau and rni who ~.
rqnal'y hn-y printing thsm with lArr,
rolling hand rr-sses. Tlrre al iif.~s
lli4.r squaas Gre employed . liz. iinis
Afi-r the small sl-o,s uf fapei
ur0u winch tIr 30 stamps arr en-
gravel Ezr dr.sd esiourh. they are s',-i
nin uuuliieF runm and runmea -r-s
rum u--d foT thu pnrgos-. , a peculiar
composition ma r. u iAr pn4df- q
iFiel fsusIines and nilieT vegetables
talz-d with Vasss. After having b-rs.
AGAIN dTi-l. tins tiase o. the little rackr
uhieh zrr Tanned hy EiesIm powsF. foF
ah1u; AZ hour iig-E arr pui IL be.ueeI
sHrfis oi paslib. all and pressed II
rsllaaiir prs.ss-s efutsr o. applying
a-.1la oi 2ooo ul1E rhe next thing 5
o. raf ths siiss. h. h-ii cd sii.-s.. o.
-nurae. wl1ru rui =1ltafrzs n hunirrd
stamps TINS - d1a, hy . risl with
-z--- BAR ~ stszsfs cutting by rand i-
I- r1-f-sTrsl q iiia o. rs .lin--y, uhic.
uieilua voall d-siruy iao uiaiIy stamps.
lhry Ere ;hea ra---d o. uilie- sgn1ltz
-llu psEia-zte thf pzpsT h-1u~sa iifr
IaulIs- No-i. thov Ar pfrssat -
z4nrr and i--t ss--i.eI asid iatseIieA AL
sio-el away Tor ds-zp4tr.iing 70 iuai
-li-r- i . sisssie s.agGr = rEru Or Il
any way uuiiz--.l ;iis vhnl- shos. a.
rnI rtlmns g. hurun- FiNs haadt-si
ia uand an hu-usl every ~s-.E fruzl
.it 1u-- nuuas tisrIrEu-s--s di HiaHn-
-t-Iare ta- sia-s- zsr uo1utsd elayea
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15
Isrri;r ArrIAor N oor,r,,s.

Ths prevalent idcs itiat ta. o.7 r-iu-
ni tire iuic-ula--ll-o of first s.itrsi,r. ar
s'1s-iliiv liahl. a. h. haio- ;i-, aserr.
intellectually and rtyao-liy. d no. founa
to be- ssz;.unsd hy rnad osla--sse. aii
q Z. Dawn. II vs-v ea-ufuiiv urs.
r'a--l rapcs. read bsidr. ~. Statistic
sr-s'y. CONES .H th. u1uciusiur. na IT,
rsfult n; cioso comparison Of ali fi
rrc1rds available. tiias the sviicssap -ilI
not ''ci-anle af-y uar to s.sv ;-7siii4sis
i.Eii Sire ifin-rlaru ~ first cs,usius h.s n-v
1fec; N the pr-,iE-;i5u Of r-s.ri.v -.
idiacy With r.sposs IN de-
T1ute-. ther. n no e-ileanr whatever o
au- ~ results anc-uinr Ia tho Offering
N ouus-qusurc uf tils uouslrshir a. iliei-
r1rents" And a-air IL sauds to iii-
vaiidsic the alleged c1c.-z.i4t'v LisA
deaih--ate amun- the nfn-inr m
runEius" And orc more Ta. sairss
vcrircs ze-uns to hs iiiai III. ei,srr.s
zz-isns; ruusauEuins1us marriage ur ilirs
head o. Hoi proven
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

Tn. new stamped letter head snuu to
- issu-d hy the po-,t-ufsic, department
promises IN D. great convenience 90
III. public. II Il a letter shaef auG ef,-
sHeloi-c combined. a perforated line run
ming around the sheet with the narrow
sla.sces outside uveJslTead with muri-
ia-e, - that ihe sheet may b. foldsd
aiiG securely fastened Tne isgter. when
resiif fur mailing. resembles the stylc
u ee i-afurs euveiures were invented
This tine government ssamrs In lo,-e
sheets and eniisctive'y ~ pals. and it
will L. puf ou safe so0u AZ some uf the
isa,iiHg posi-ldiees Throughout tue
rnunt-s A. il can H. produced d, a
very low figure. and afford ihc same
security tiai al envsiope does. It is CO
pecie'i 10 iaAs the place. to . consider
able sAisiIt. Of the rostal cart..
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15
.ril..h h,nxe-larsin Ame-srn.

british investors In ranch companies
wflo afr ~ present JuaIErllinE -IIheT
witA lheiT directors nf theiT managers
IL America. and are aItribuuus their
diminished dividends 10 mismHnasr-
meut somewhere vii do vel L. study
the Teis1TT N Iiie International Range
association, winch We publish else
where THIS new organization WIS the
outcome of The convention uf cattle
owners Recently held IL Denver such
q pTuducrzs combination as TINS b
0minuus a. truunle ahead ever fuT q
ring 20 immeIssiy powerful. ~ ihal
which OWES IL ezislanrf "a tle sn rAile1
butcher king o; Chicago. All ruads
lead 10 Rome and u b. becoming
exceedingly difficult for tine western
prodncu- whether o. c-iIll. ~ corn "a
clear his pTntiuce for tiir ensIeru sea-
isiarl without leaving his eniirr pruni
in thu hands ~ une section o1 another
~ tnt miidinmen. IL b notorious itai
ih,sr gentlemen have obtained such
freight cnuasssinns fTum the trunk lime
-allfua.l, ieturru ChIe.lzsu and al easi-
uri. f-a.uIs ih.r iiiey have secured ID"
rnmpleIt monopoly nt thu western me..s
trade IL addiuuu a. tiiis .hs western
fssuieTs and r.ulchmen b. tiie-r drprs--,
re iImes il.lse become largely lniirhied
"a western banks. AND iit-.t h.Hi-s AZ,
n turn l0uinlird f5 iilr errzi seai.l
~ ilr Chiez.sp kn=s. Hui ih- coun-
t.rmine thrown out hy ttf convention
Il, peuvsf. which lrumiss- to ournhiue
ana Egiirn. al tir heal stn-k as.1c.a-
ton. INN liz t,uh nt 3leKie1 a. fuse-
sound. NAV web clmalrnd ihe clnsil-
GRAFTON ~ l..is ihr CREATES rlu- Amer
irzl has ever knuygu. Il i sos O. b. O
t-.-;.t % riIuts J. viii b. al it,eTeE-
lug uar-I I.uudla F.uancla- Nrvs
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15
Th. tayu-..

VIM He-anss ,lir Cayls Indiaa.
vsazs ;t.r tass lg1se iItrer- ~ far
fl4lut The early sE;tiea uf lTrzuu
went useE ih. plains iu wagons ans
raas-sd iuruusi ih- Ca7us country .
Tar Iniiuls had A,rsc herds az rauis
and urEt aiWaJs ou ile rualslds yiil
q hauri r.atg o. l-...is- u iEey saw o
=g-l- husss and raaid NJ. swap fos if
iis-y urrr W. arl tn steal b. Eyrrg
resident uf 0ir~zoa y ilncEr-ssi ih-r.a,iil-
iu az rasiT dny ezIu mon. cog ies nj thr
N.lEu.. lul.aus 4ud l.rs vrrr a'Uau
cauu=cird ir s1mr vuf with ;lf idea
of q hHs-. -iIiieT Lad one o. .rztir 0-
yserr expected o. steal one Man
fuli--afs aud ia.itd hur-ss ai E0ad size
and TN. ti1ad were r1ehaus-d f0- O.
C1vus fuuy uf .ha overland rual and
liiesf veTr triser .uia fiir vilils sefi.e-
fs-ni along The Elnirmeti- yiIlaS. 20
that when pom yss .--u and inquiry
made what q WIS ihr answer alvays
c.lme Why iia Cayusf IN ;ilis v.iJ
d, toas hui little iimr fu Us The word
Cayu,s ur-rr rVrry Indian huTae u the
country and hs degree Tile tern h.
e.Gui- quiit general "a IL application o.
small hur-.- rai.-d ali us.F iii. nurtii-
~sSi-t h-srnur -lsak journal
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15
o1srriss tur ny.rsras.


7 : na' - Ern--iii- unsi--s.a.,i - !;
hruia b. tllaf orsi-zz have ta=,iicssai
qualities ai = hiri of,is-. Tney ar Esi
ma.f uut-iiioua. naf riio.ss1ai-. -sr,s.i.
a..y .a asF-s ~ inii-rsarn. q - zaid
''tii.r' b no aiaas a,isr ta-v saisl.lnca.
a.i uvcu cz--p.nF hF-sd i.a' dr-z la,
Hra,.u-s irdir-sta uadrr usrtzir cir-
-uut.'aH-ss; rutrvrcr. uovar- os-s.
-1a-r - ui.-s di--1aa. IL tzEiur
7yr-rs daily. iad,=-aila. riur,pssi t1
Hf a.zpss iurufail... lls hecu s-irsds IL
fcs ilrr rrv o. i- ra-rrli-d o. a-r Of
Or aius; ls-.iiilfal a-;iri-suf fool l.nar-u
.e zlau Irs-iid. vim h1so fuuad 81
other siuds ui food di.as-r-. With thea
fr,11cuiiv dis'1T-- ia iiie o-s;sr tire r,
T'1srr.i airm-ul Elv uyst--z az hf-hiy
recommended i1- h1a--a.-a. aIaa, ~
iar iaudtuF su-aiis;s nae ili-ui rs~ui.-is
t''i1-r ouacr-H and or--a has ;ara
;..cir ';ruu-ezz- rr-1Hia .ta.i1t = ,iie -
rnz-.ahif vhrica0tae iuHu-lua ezr-issz
ap0u tn. di-eaive u-rans.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15
MEDICAL ryri.EsrSuss.

49, Enai 3 psr~sr rivra roate o. The
f-l-i. .t-a % n.-..i-.l life ia ile iuiy
aH. is-iag tstzlr lufi-Ii sve-y las al .
-Itr h-.al-hug o. uahle ilrl Tiie
u-- AZ D. sa.a-1-,. and iiierv j. JUG
l- raa- iizu ihzrr aszy t,c zaaa- raso
t ta4 -rnsiiaa dr-lzudirss aise.1;ioz.
I. rsts -1ai@ uf tlr iszd rouuzny ard
M iru- il Ea-aud. nad iir on,
-a- r- o. Fuiua. f1r ol-h afirnliaura
-F- D. uo,li1f Hz-s ns-- r-rat CRY
.lo eau-ai ttze o. i- l-i. aiaze ia- ilr
i-l In-r b q p -yFira4u o. i-Hasi
ial.v vino dflvr- ora. % tuEu nightly to
--r a. his Trlii,a1-s hs d cun.-siH-sli-
i-ta=rud rv-lius sacteiy. Aal z
--a oui O. diau-z has 70 is.ss- has
r--uda i-iar- uinc. p. IA. % eisr..a
fs fa;--at oue tlaasaHd rasH.iz e. y'-ss.
ba~ yauuF dlcia1 ia.l o. standing rsssss-,.-
s.s-ii % iuur huunrrd f,uansiH q yssr D
.uas afsvT tho heziia ~ al uid laay
She la o. b. iarss-s,d iIr-ur iss1s- G
-sv j. a;TuuF a. D itur-s. asd 60 - Il u
1Ha p--vrFsr tisai ho i=ai srusi ;sa.iil.i
ia. he-.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15
IN s.-.-r... rlr...

iilnuit uats ~ the Socialist. occurred
IN Chicago Mng anl Milwaukee M1t
g Th- Chicago frieE were fu.l duar
n the plltry thuisi ir-ts-iaur of ilu
.stisr were kiiirfi uF wounded and aiou.
mV n, The >scialtsts- THE ie.d~rs uf
i1- -lrIai-sfs - -nriss auu -cbuai.-
ysert arr7st-ii. So. lu yeas ra.i-sd f1r il-
usii % ihs iltA,,as-s o. tlie killed and
ssnuHtiE,i f.aii1smsI, ,.!.o acted VITA ut-
ilsuaI irfassry
~ Milwaukee, tiir Socialist var. met
hs tlis militia and vsTs rrut-d VI .it une
Fuiles ElniHg ur mn-talir vuuudiu-
uinC Tie uames U fhr i.ili-d and
yTaauti~d >aeuilisi- sdur ihaf thcl b.
lnu- O. that ua.s's irunrsrf class who
arf uult . euiny "a. iiicrty md frer-
dum. which Americans n.1sr abuad l.,.
r.sus1 ihrf were h11u g. b. I.arlIss,
Alas-s's.... ! iankpwi.4i.. uudlE NewuizEc
psiuss.l. a-f tine uaulf. uf .ums uf ihr
killed Socialists. Ih. fatality among
tnc Chiea-u rulirr D. accounted fur b.,
the Socialist commencing ihr attack
viii dvnamiis humts aud casridc.a at
clcss uuHrts--. whil. the militia ~ Mii-
wausee. uuhiiuE hv ihe experience. of
the police warmed of ;hf m1h and vher
iiisT refused "a d.spe9st uf-ousd upon
the1 t1i1-p lh.y were clos. enough fn
IL ui.ir dynamite No; q Knight 81
I.atnr is known 10 iave been engaged
in either riut.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

TIE diiau-iues- ~ CuuErrss iu NAL
ter NJ . OF. the waste ~ timr and
money sing wnr-f saet vr.u and
il- conn a-.iiiui would b. amp.ruu the
ground Thai the i,-s ;i.ry de- ihs less iiie
hafm that i- hsciy iuioiiov. ser, itnai
iug ;iir Tact that ne.ri, alI iuFuTiiu: ics
i..aiiun - postponed ilu iifc expiring
days ut ii,e session and then ru-li.d I,-li
mel ihpugh bn;h House vi.nnut uou-
sid-raiiuu a. tn expenditure uT bersiii
aud ACCOMPANIED with al siris o. pm
yair bills the ioi.. and scheme OF iaby
is,s who profit hy tile general confusion
to bar their pirndcr
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15
- Lad, Prom Way u.rl...,

a Montana woman had a nelehbu-
woTau arrested on q charge 81 SANDER
The trial took piac, before Justice u
the Peace. The slaudersd woman henla
duly swurn. io1E ;he witness stand aua
i-s-ur.
III tell Ne IN da-nsd few wuris how
T. WIS. Jeige That lvin old thing
thar give {. mi cold tina; ] wa'nl nn
LADY b. gosh An II she or any other
oia s.ourh thinks I'm aguin- to las ins
az svaiisT talk pf that kind tioa ~
nadlr left. I'm @ laiv from '~as tsiet
Isd5e, an I'se gos the psu1z f0r III
An KIN iist eyeriasiingiY lick the
'' 'Nertiiri for the defendant rrar,d
The Judge
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

Mi-, FEASEiE Foll.ois. the brine-
ri-ei O., President Cleveland b 10 ief
twenty s-.-coud y,sIi and is ii. daughter
a.! . lawyer 81 buffalo,. Oscar Poison.
who va srrid-iiily killed snm. yrars
ago ,s h-sing thrown fnl d it=z
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

WY siould the stocl and ranch men
p.ty assessments ou ''fuu c.l,h y4lra-
slau uhii, i!is STATE Ia-srd -s.-=-a.
ilic T.liiIuad. n oa--iorrih ui thr.f
Valuation
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

CsE mi.huu aHld Az e. fuatr ifuu
NashinsJol y o. ,ia.a. lls Col1r.,id zisrs.
a. = ics ycaf- ih- Ale--c-itss cal re-
..ll. iii-nn.-lsrs with iilai drii-luu. Gsl.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

j. ii- clHnfF ass-.suss v4A fuilrv iiis
EaANrLE uoi aiUur us giar slai-
Hand. ;h-y viii =sa- ;hc psopit a.
ai,oui ou--fousiA %! %. 9ua e-ssa
value
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

4 WA-ur.gIuA telegram slss I.1-L
C1mui fs.l1ueE -Fasks b. to L. sacc-rt-d
by ,a-C1a=res,mau hue.n-r u Ali--
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

TnE Prs anu --V.uIh regiments
Onio >.nianai Guard. and .wr rssn,-
pansl- o; rvEulafs with TIVE i.-pauud-rs
and nins Sailiu guns ar. iu camp ii,.is
Cincinnati r,-ads ior III. Socialists.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

THE Ezst--r rrra- anuauur- ihlf
tiar marriage a! i'r,asidrn; Clesrland io
Aliss Fosam will iase place a. fhc
Whii. House, June o. ls-l Ni-
Poison vii return irum EuruT- 3la5
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

TN hsldrd s;.inr az ihr Iaiir1sid- b.
Cao1ado !. s7lawWU The ~,ai.
Hl..gu z,szsscs iht them ~ 1..u.ltso.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

Al aitrmpi va male al las, 5'fidai
o. ub.s up tif n-all -lirmn-Eai uuild
H. lu I.ezcyiilr ulil dynamite
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

Town uIa-ket days an u1uelug O. st.--
c'ss wherever adopted aisd are nec1m-
inr general ;hr1u1h1m tne state
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

THE people Wolt pss urVr= o. sici
white iii. railroads Izfy Gn 50
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

Thies ND blossoms o. note paper ia
the Iapansse symiol of happiness one
red blossom un the nose b. the Ren:ucly
-ymioi
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

PA1IICa E-e.ls says ihep i- nu, n
I-isnmau amuu. tht -,cialisis
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

oNTs wiu b. extensively .ouu Hsu
Mer6eG tins spsiEs
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

STUCK aud Tanrllmeu should ruua
ban. and f,-iis; unfair as.-ssuruts
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15
L.-L-- - .---L..--

-rsasfar U r T.-- aH -l-s- u. I.4a-r.
Naa1ssT al laz=aaa o. a -rrrs
as,a1 -azi-- NtHsaa. ~ II.E
tftr-a-F o. " IttlalrI
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

i.,aE- hKs I'M Eaiiru-iis llad
.'nuunr-d- lhs Sg..ie Ha-sui
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

The Blnae association j. templra-iiy
'itisunc frum the jealousy VI the h.-
lt--'F-ia-ign- i viii ..Iiesrs. lrr-e-a-
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IkrE 8TrtI.Ls
rrurr-l urra1rI--

0asHrafH IH=1a A. i-tiaH
La=F's-as-f f.asr rHs- s. ur,-u,
s-a--rz-- ~ srtr wir lliul4rl.s
EfsH 1rs a- ~-H b. -aaf.1u
AaisaH --st uauH. a -lrszsilaT
A'ia-a-T ts--a 1a-sa.a-- % 1leazss
sat fH tasfH lr rar1isi.
rriaHs ias aar aHlrHr a1.arz.i.1-I
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

fTr n ur-Ei'r. fas-rIs. -c--fI b. r-rfi
- faaafTiaH.laI.f POI. CID. -11I Sos frss.
HNT 4 TsH rHf1Hr salHfrIs Hur rf
I - a-s rasf ft1fs safI ruf rau lsI %. ltav
% rrsstrl 1IulaH fr a far lsra tEHr Sci
err tis01lrlf lssailalr 1f rrr H-rsfrasa ruri-H
uf7i fFslffr A1u car UrH 81. lr-1f frli vrfra
ir sfurH fi-1r Uuis. uI faarHa N1 uf InfH
171faa q ai asa ErfrHiir a=asfff. rffsT H+
fu : rslsli- el'rlasl s--7 ssant-lE rnrf alI ~ b..
an1s a fas- flf' t1rtlrIHHsH. rliEff n =
fiilfs1-H il1laaa ufrE In lI r-hn srr uF1- urf.
siis-a aI sl o. o. r1T fd~ trr tr11ffis
fill- HH IaH rI1rf flIifa. fffrrffrrfs. rt..
Ell frI- trl~rrar rf1s1irfsIf siiri fir s'l
ssrai sisI-- DuHsH ici1-. Adiirtsss -|-fs-
-a1a 4 Co. - arlai siaiae.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15
- 1Il---I --l1-- I-----IalI
5rDiolki bErauyrST
- =. ..-

ffItrf f-saiars VA q fi-4
sssaaasfs, lasst ~ ~ flarri
f-staafI.s iafsHr tussla g.. Helm.
60 ~ tssir- @snf-- a. Nn'c-
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

We are NOW ready for business. r.
i" dl sIutis " vu-s 90 ~. photographs,
iHr As W. wifi ouly STAY 8 limited
iin" $50 ruvi- every uue ~ cums
wHi.t ihe Ithsr !. fisuraule
4 LriS, l'itoinzrap.ier.
NtHn T"l want ieu ihe he-- quality
= ela.- 1901. Ifeu'-- -ntr Tint Csii1-
iHf Taw li... lilac,
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

lls-zr -siar ur-E Huifs-
C.-rl Cau-fE .I-ls -f-- fsrkf.f.
CalrifF 1-rk iIuf- uiiilau4.
flzirfy attuaa-, H z sate
strrl- . EguL-ili
Ir==-=-= D. p Nel-ssf
As-a-z1- j. q. faH CifHf
ls.aHsV -urFeTtT y 81 --zr-
-lf l iusr-fu l Wan.
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fa- i'frau a. o. iiater
-ar~ D. o. Irasa-l
lfssi,sH-r a f fiauE-'
lslpz.a ni aa-fr Ia hrr
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'farH fav.T l1fs % .a-
uis.ls 4l- aa.aa EsI.1.-
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
IoWN uTFlfALs

ss-a.e t-ir-.
g. veiiaii-i-. rnos=-- h.
Nar-t. .,. o.. -Eyr Iiiur
ura- tHr.
Its..srr.s-r .lEsrr
Hr..sr.r Ht-.ii.-
rals-r llr aiii''i
f,-.fu ii..-.-- I.aH Naanis.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

WHlrE RIVER STUCK GEnwUg- A.
-n.IA-iuN
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

NiHl auI ~ r-II
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15
l.rE1. I-r1I- -I-Ia.a--

Pr iH1arr d. r.-Huaa.-
-e-ass lr1rt -r Eins
ruinI IauH- a.ts= l=-E-r
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rF.mala- = 775-.all- a-a.l-
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

rlEIycr 0FFn-a-
l-l-.r ~ 1ga4a-
Iil.iiH- p ar;'a sia d Do lir4sarl
ifass-i.. o. rllfk
s-a. fiss-.-.s -laulr. 'iartif
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WafsH asf-
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The Meeker herald., 1886-05-15

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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01
Past aud Present.

y correspondent OF the Times.
Union, who srgus himself "a DuNal
pcmorra,,' propound> a question
interesting To- the VI hole south. "Are
or ,uugrrs>mru lcnrncratlngt' he
asks. II 50, what Is the cause?
Had the gentleman been familiar
with Brnton'S "i'hlrty Years in the
| nltrd States Senate he might
have answered his own question.
In the past, with small representa-.
ton, the south had voice most pc.
trntlal IN all legislation, and nov it
seems To IT, 10y compal ,son that
giants lived IN those days II it
bc ttu" that "eungrrss,ncn are de-.
generating" then 50 are all of Ms,
aud 1t hrhoo,rs us To- look for the
cause.
l,nt 1t Is not true. "t,rrat men
lived before A.amrmn"u,' and 9th
crs equally great have lived since.
jut a great man Is nodded 10y rlr.
cum~taucrS, and cannot grow 10 full
stature N a day. The practice
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01

\ circular waI issued recently hv "a
commissioner of the national board Of
lire underwriters inviting the fire lnsur-
anrr men of the nitcd States to attend
the twentieth anniversary oi that organ
izatlon in New York clty on July ~.
The invitation cont"mplcs an in,nrlnc"
Symposium whI,'' may result IN Il ~
union OF insurance officers whose confer
rncr will tend to the upbuilding Of the
iirr Underwriting interests all over the
country. TIL" national board was formed
l,lSt after the Portland lire Of 1866, and.
although Of late years Of small practical
influence, il was potent factor from
1861; To lS,s in regulating rates AMI So
curing success for the insurance compl.
Mics. TIL" proposed reunion promises to
h. Il Kind of love feast for the under
Writers, und may lead 10 u renewal Of
reorganization of the national board.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01

Jacksonville Herald: Editor Harrison
of the t'alatLa Nh = - I,y all odds tia"
abl,st If Nr. IhuSEcrty'S newspaper
champion, in florida. o Is an oplo-
nrnt that "ne can fight fairly AMI respect
wllrn tn, ,atllc Is over. We commend
his fair and manly article published on
this page to the attention Of the vindic-
tive contemporary down the street, as an
illustration Of the way that gentlemen
and Democrat, should oppose eacl, other.
There can h" no bitterness left by IA con
test such as Mr.. Harrison wages, but otir
contemporary has too much of hate and
malice and jealousy IN his soul to CON
duct a campaign upon broad. manly
grounds like these.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01

TN, Nr", June j.. Louis Hrn,iit
I" day took hI, departure for ia,
'i"!I't pcnIi'ntlary. Not long AGO
he WIS partIIng The streets IN the.
gus" "l /, gentleman. IT, was rN.
posed ~ a tibet and fugitive from
justice and after bring hunted dow n
by detectives h. wa, LODGED in the
'o"h county M on CHARGES oi ,m.
h,lhI,mcnt and finally convicted
ahd sentenced to the prnltrnriarv
Tor tire" years.
NlN or seven months 400 brpiit
was iylug at the Hotel Superior,
where he met Ml,, Robin Merry, a
s"nhrrItr actress. She became at
tarhr,, to l'cud,r, and he >hovrr,,l
attentions on her. Letter, passed
between them almost daily amt
darlng the week ct liebl lary ~.
Wh'I" Al Wheeling, ". Va. he
wrote miormln" her ui his trouble.
She NaS greatly Nhork,d. but al.
NNrrtd promptly gN .0g hun good
adNl" and inform IL him ul h.r
love and devotion. IN hl, diary.
which was made public during the
trllI, ii"ndlt often Wiotc If what 4
tue ri Robin was.
Ever ,'lrr hi, incarceration Ni~~
y
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01

terirs upon hi> greatest sora, and
the people viii b. fal,r to- them
selves aU,l untrue Ia their bet m
terr,t, if they fail To- support him.
- with harley D,u.tertv. IIl,
name has a warm l'iac, in the hearts
of all of ~; be- has shown himself
capable of good work; hi, body and
BRAIN arr allk, ,tron.s. H.. wa> well
equipped 10y Ia, e,r'rlrne'. IN the
Florida Legislature, but h, j. today
better adapted for the work before
him than when the Icopl, called
him from hi orange grove To- ,.rvc
them. What reason, hal they for
preference then which l. hot more
potential noWt H. i, Ike .ortil,
mot l,t 80 oil but be- can learn.
ami All hl> experience Will Rebound
to our benefit. Why chang. o.rr
representative each year aud require
each To- l.arn over aud over AGAIN
the SAME rudImcntary principic,::
ID ~ hope I" keep Away, a
".,rcrnhorn" in place So impor,
tant: For I'll" man best equipped
IN all the district would find himself
on hls election IN lire need of an
experience u hr learned now here
else the oil would h. unit Tor ser.
wee ere this necessary experience
could be- learned. Doughcrty'-
youth is ~ ,h,ad, antagc. We are
,cndlng HIM To school A. father
dors his son, and We would be- lJui,
lsh I" give him the education and
not allow HIM Ia put his Know .cd.r
INTO practice tor our adk autagc.
And whatever new man w. send,
old or Young, must 90 through the
same trainiu. The wi,c,t states.
man IA the Land would be- of little
value till hr had lcaincd torrrs"ut
his NIra, IN proper form. We Will
gam nothIn" by continual CHANCES.
When Charley Dou"hrrty proves
false To- the people when he sells
himself IT, the mnnopoll,ts ar the
railroads, and iorgrts those for
whom he sits IA that body which
iirs, OF last draws To- itself thu tai.
cnt, ambition AMI hr,inS Of the
+, mon then he will find us his pa.
lltical foe To- the death. While he
shows Il Willingness To- learn, a "a.
raclty for useful work, and keep,
faith with the people, "" shall sup.
port him against all runrrN, aud be-.
llr,r that he can best serve IL and
himself by acquiring lrngtlcncd
experience, familiarity With his
work, AMI 4 more intimate acIullni
ancc with the great questions await.
ing solution b, onr race and age.
Did Mr.. Graves, Mr. Owens, Mr.
llartrIlcr or Mr.. Stnchcz occupy
Mr. Douchcr','. position, W. should
apply the same argument To- them
and urcr that they be- allowed the
same opportunity for that develop.
mrnt which will always l,r Of direct
hcncii, to our people. Tng NrW,
i not Mr.. Doughrrtys "orgau' ~.
ccrt ~ it would be the or"an ol ant
other democrat IN the same position
" no proved himself equally faithful
and equally able.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01

SAYS the Baltimore American. \ y,-rN
interesting feature of recent literature 3
the prominence If southern writers. The
four short magazIn stories that have at
tracte,i the greatest attention this year,
have been 10y southern author. In fact,
the literature Of the south has gained
new Impstu, and l. getting "A Very strong
foothnld ia northern markets. The
great sure,Ss If Mi Murfrce i harl,-S
fshert 'raeiiorh has stimulated Others,
an'l the result Is exceedingly gratifying
10 the reading puh'i,', for the su~cc,stul
writers If the south are frrcr and
broader and frc,her than their cult"rn-
pofaries Of the month. They cory nature
IL tier. and then StorIcs iay" thu full
charm IF sketches from life.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01

\. NJ. Ives, manager Of the Florida
Fruit Exchange. makes NJ u dad
mouth over the vegetable mark" ut
present. local AMI general. Watcrmrlons
are selling for n song, and the market Is
greatly oy,ts,ockcd. liut they still How
IN. TIL" quotations are 81 low that no
tronbl" IL taken to give figures. We sim
ply conclude that the market for tins
season * practically closed.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01

After an illcness of thirteen months,
Jones Il I.aughlin, Of Pittsbnrg. will ~
open their nail factory and put IN opera
ton the machinery therein, To day, f"t
the purpose of making more nails. THIS
factory EMPLOYS about seventy live hands
Preparations to start are being actively
pushed al other factories.