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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

4 correspondent OF the Lexington,
lKy.l Lire Stock Record, who lately
visited Salina, contributes the fol-
lowing correspondence to that
paper concerning the fine stock OF
a. +. Ransom, of this city:
At Salina, a lively little city with
over 10000 Inhabitants, the most eX-
tensive breeder OF fine horses is Mr..
a. T.. Ransom, proprietor OF the
Smoky Hill Stock Farm, located
about S miles from the city, here
the principal stallion is BrOadwell
eGSl. lie is a dark bay, 151i hands
high, fOaled 1888, by Princeps, lst
dam Briganteen by Volunteer, 2d
dam thoroughbred. This is horse
Of great style and good bone and
muscle. His stable companion Is
Johannas 5l5S, bay, l5is hands high,
fOaled 1885, also by PTinceps, lsI
dam Canopy. by Volunteer, 2d dam
the Smith mare, by Witherall's
Messenger. This fellow is now IN
the hands Of Mr.. Geo. Nayis, at
Minneapolis, Kansas, and with 20
days handling the first he has ever
had he can speed a 2:40 gait, and is a
natural trOtier, il there ever was
one. Mr.. Ransom has quite n mum
ber of good brood mares, a
few Of which we give below; Lucy
Mock, bay mare, fOaled 1883, by
Messenger Chief, sire Of Maud
Messenger 2:l6ta), LIST dam Lucy, by
Gill's Vermont. This mare lost her
foal by Norman Medium 2:20, this
spring, and is now I'm fOal by In
vineible 2:291i, by Princeps; May
Cloud, fOaled 1881, by AlmOnt Chief,
by AlmOnt %, dam Belle Cloud, by
Flying Cloud I'd dam of Lucy 2:1Si4,
by Geo. NJ. Patchen, she is in foal
by Invincible 2:299, Lark Spur,
bay, foaled 1883, by Lightheart, he
by Cuyler by Hambletonian 10, dam
Belle by Stockbridge Duke 10y
StOckbridge Chief; Mamie Hartle,
black foaled 1879, by West Wind, by
Alexander's Abdallah, dam Bette
Tully, by Cadmus, ID dam by Mes
senger, Jr., son OF Bay Messenger;
MILDLY Allen, bay fOaled 1874, by
Ethan Allan, dam Middle Morgan,
by Arnold Harris I'd dam thorough
bred; IN fOal by JOhannas; Bessie
White, roam, fOaled 1881, by Broken
Leg, son OF HambletOniRn 10, dam
Middle Allen as above; Night Fall,
black, fOaled 1888, by Crittendeu,
dam by MambrinO ChOTister; 2d
dam by Barkis's Columbus; George
by st. Lawrence, out OF Royal Mary
by Fields Royal GeOrgeO ClaypOOl
by Crittenden, dam by Iron Duke
by c. NJ. Clay IS. There are also a
number of other mares on the farm
equally as we'll bred, but want Of
space prevents extended mention.
Mr. Ransom owned Brunswick
Chief at the time that horse died,
and he has now on the farm a large
number of brood mares and young
hllies by him that are very promis-
ing. Brunswick Chief was a dark
bay, Is hands, fOaled 1879 and died
1887, by Duke Of Brunswick, son Of
HambletOnian 10; lst dam Thorn
less by Alhambra by MambrinO |
Chief; ID dam by Peck's idol, he |
also by MambrinO Chief. Mr.. Ran |
som owns a large number OF colts |
ranging from years old to suck |
lings, by Brunswick Chief, JOhan- |
mas, BrOadwell, Norman, Medium, |
90, &C, out OF his brood OF trOtters, |
and ought to go fast II handled.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

rhe Republican primary election frE me
numinatiun uf candidates fur county Offices
in saline ruuuty, will be held 90 the usual
uiaces 80 vuting iu each prrrinct In said
casualty on "Wednesday, ihe ini day of Ocio-
tlef, Isss-
Tie polls viii he kepi open from four lgl
n'ciuca until : O'Clock, q. ui., uf said day In
An rrecincis except the cities of Saiina and
tiTluErillr. in which the polls will be open
frulu ule O'Clock until seven o'clock, p. M.
No alrieEatrs will luc elected but the voter
uIu vote dircrt FOR the candidates for the
several uiiccs tn lur nllcd.
Caudidaies lur the following offices arr to
- uominaled:
PF,siraie Judge,
county Attorney.
t-lrrk ofthe Disirict Court.
surueriutendeni nf Pis'.lic Instruction,
Representative,
t'o1niy Commissioner for the 2nd Dlstriri
he uleInhrr uf the county central COM
lniiiee iuI rach voiins precinct will superin-
lend the ciertion uI ludErs aud the opening
ll tnc polls in his prtrimrt. A nd iu any case
uilere the uuIn ilfieemau d alrsrni the Re
rubiicans prJ-seni will eiert the Judges and
prscecd with the election. AZ least three
luih<ez. tuo uf whom shall act ~ clerks,
slIall o. cieriesi tu each precinct.
~ Mhen the polls arr closed the Judges In
earh prerinrt will ruunt the Nutc~ and
make = reIurn in writing, stating the num-
ller ul tutrs rasi for each candidate for the
several Office to ic filled. Which return
siEstsd hg thr IudrrS with the li~t uf votes
and t1aIiuig uS.i shall isc cnrlnsrd iu "a scaled
uarEnre and cunVryc by the member Of the
i.aHluliiiec ur unc al the Judges uf the elcc-
ftun o. thu uies'iiug 81 the central committee
rhe cIruniy central committee viii meet al
tne riiE hall in Saliua, un the lih day Of Or-
iflirsr. Ni o. un'rlurk a. ui., when tie vote will
D. cauNas~s7i and llIc nominal ions declared
liIe candidate securing the highest num-
heT uI Vuies for the several offices will De-
slsularri the nominee ui the party.
The Nuiers iu each nrcriuri in the country
aud each wand iu the city uf Saliuu will
r-iect ~ said election a mruiicr ul the ruuni y
central ruutmlifue luT the ensuing year. eN-
e-aIsi thr riig ui Bunuk willie iu which two -
Ilseunls.rs uI said committee will De- elected
Nnnr iut Republicans viii he allowed q
vote 80 sald rlrriiun.
By order nf thc Republican county com
usiftfr. u n. WAgSTAFF,
AN-uN MTLLEE, chairman.
-sfa-refarN uTn. tenn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

THERE are some who profess to be
eager 10 exclude paupers and Chi
nese laborers, and al the same time
advocate a policy that brings the
American workman into cOmpeti-
tiOn with the products of cheap
foreign labor. The disastrous effects
upon our working men and working
women Of competition with cheap,
underpsid labor are not Obviated by
keeping the cheap labOrer over the
SEA, % the product OF his cheap labor
j. allowed free competition in our
market. We should protect our
people against competition with the
product of underpaid labor abroad
as well as against the coming TO our
shores of Paupers, labOrers under
contract and the Chinese. These
tUr0 thoughts are twin thoughts; the
salne logic supports both, and the
Republican party holds them as the
dual conclusion Of one great argu-
meat. BEN. HARRISON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

Congressman r. q. Mills shakes
his waving locks at his hearers and
says: "GOd knows what may re-
sult'' from the rejection OF the
fisheries treaty; 'it may result i'm
war" He evidently thinks this will
win back the Irish-Americans tO
free trade. But he knows, and every
man 9f sense knows, that Grover
Cleveland and his cO-wOrkeTs in the
House will not he permitted to wage
war against Canada. There is not
the most remote idea Of war among
people of any brains, and the United
States will have justice meted out
to her fishermen, too. Moreover,
Canada is the last country i'm the
world that Grover Cleveland would
antagonize. The protection it fur
nished very many of his party who
could not indulge in the luxury Of a
substitute, during the war, has en-
deared that land to him beyond de-
scriptiOn. He will take no chances
on closing that retreat to his adj
mirers and himself in the event of
another conflict. Cleveland may be-
a time-serving demagOgue but he is
no fool.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

Frank IindstTOm who has always
been regarded as a young man of
good principles left the city last
Saturday night for parts unknown.
He was to have been married on
Sunday evening 10 a very estimable
young lady of our city, having gone
30 far as to secure the license and
engage the services Of the minister
to perform the ceremony. The
young lady knew nothing OF his
leaving until Sunday evening when
she received n letter from him to
that effect. Il has since been learn
ed that he was also engaged to a
lady in Saline county. II the facts
rs far as learned are true Lindstrom
has played the part OF a lioeriine
and should be apprehended and
punished to the full extent OF the
law.-MarqWeffc Monitor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

For SALs-S2O acres in Washing
ton township, Saline county, low
price aud easy terms. Perfectly
level, every foot tillable, one Of the
best pieces in the county, 100 acres
cultivated, miles from smOlan,
miles from Falun. For patieulars
address c. ]. Wade 1911 West 18th
St., Kansas City, Mo. Ss-sm
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
REPUBLICAN TICKET
EEFUBLICAN sENATOEIAL CONvEN
THnN

A lieieraic Republican Convention will be
nelf ~ the Cuuri House im The city uf Min
neapuils. on Tuesday, October ath, i6aa, nj l
s'clack D. NJ, fifr the purpose uf putting ~
1nfuifl1liiun n candidate lor Senator for tiF
titElIlct Cusurtised uf the GuumiieH Of tallut
aae uflaEFE- The basis 81 representation In
sid tuuNenflun shall De- one delegate FOR
earh 81 votes east fnr Timothy Mccarthy,
luF Audiiur, in tlac election 90 iai, or fraction
uf 80 votes OF over, amt D. ~ follows:
sli!ava County DELEGATES.
saline County .--.......
TIE Republican County Committee OF each
gauuiy shall provide fdr the election Of dele
Eafss % snid Convention.
e.. ". SrEPHENsnN.l Republican Semn-
A. GIG-HEET. turlal Committee of
RF. THoaFsnS. Ottawa County.
e.. FasI. Republican Sena-
r. B. lNgnAuAu. torial Committee %
~. u. %amr-nN. saline County.
7. r. HUULEr,
Chairman Rep. Cen
Com. pffawl tuuutv.
NJ NVeae-aww
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
Houses or rooms at Cheap Johns
For sale or Trade.

For sale or Trade.
By J. w. Daily, of Salina-S9O
acres Of rich flat land i'm Chase
county. This place lies ten miles
south Of Council Grove, is in large
body of flat land, is well watered
and has at present 80 acres Of good
grass, the remaining 20 acres being
under cultivation. There is an
abundance Of corn in that locality
this year and one hundred tons OF
hay can be put up OH the place.
l got this place in a trade and will
sell 1t for half its value, on small
yearly payments at Z per cent, or
will take unencumbered real estate
for first payment and give all the
time wanted on the balance. This
is the cheapest half section in the
state. 35-it.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
Notice Of Hearing Application for Drug
Eist's Permit


SALISA, KANSAS. sept. 18th, ISIS.
NortCE Is hereby given that /, the under
signed, ". NJ. Brown, OF tine Fourth
Ward Of the city OF Salina, Saline
county, Kansas, did. ON the 18th day of sep
teinb'r ~ D., ISIS, file petition In the
pOhate court of Saline county, Kansas. pray
ing for "a druggists permit 10 sell iutoNicst-
ing liquors for medical, scientific and me-
chanicul purposes. only nj his place OF busi-
uess, No. l.1, Santa Fe avenue, of ld city
Of Salina, county and state aforesaid, the
same lscing In the Fourth ward OF said city.
said petition will be h' ard nt the office OF the
Probate Judge Of said Saline county, at the
court house, in said city OF Sallna. county
and state aforesaid ON the 18th day Of
October A. D., lSSS, ut o'clock a. m. OF that
day. All persons Interested are notified to
be present and show cause why druggists
permit should not be granted as prayed for.
w. NJ. d lmM q. AmnIIraII-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

A cheap ParIer stove and chsndsllsrs-
A fine base burner, used but a
portion Of one winter; one fOur-arm-
ed chandelier, one three-armed
chandelier aud a hanging lamp-all
with complete fixtures, first-elass,
aud especially fitted for residences
or churehes-for sale cheap. En-
quire at this Office. 36-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS
COUSTY OF SALINE,b
In the Probate Court In and forsald County,
Kansas.
In the matter Of the estate OF George Rog-
gcndorf, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersign-
ed Christian Rhnrer, administ ratOr Of the
estate Of George ROggendorf, deceased. will
make final settlement OF his adminiSiutli u
Of said estate az the office OF the Probate
Judge Of Saline county, Kansas. on Friday
the l2ih day Of October, lSSS. at 10 O'Clock a.
m. Of said day.
All persons Interested will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
CHRIsTGAN RoHEER, Administrator.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

a dfltEaie Republican convention will D.,
held ai tire couri huu~r, iu Saliua. un Satur-
tlaE tleiulss-r gih, iss, at ~ O'Clock a. m., ,iul
fhe puruuse nf elcctimg : drlcguirs tn the
HeHuhiiram Senatorial convention. com pn~
s-i ~ iile ruuEtics ct Saline aud OTTAWA
TIE delcEafes "a said county convention will
D. elerted ln the several precincts of tht
rssuntg on ucisilser "a. ls'sS ut the same time
snd place, fhe primary elections nrC held fni
the tluuIiuatinn ul county ufils-er~. The -cV-
eral ElresciuCis vii lie entitled tu representa-
tiuu a. follows: tNy uf Slilua. lst Ward,
1eieraies. 2nI ward :, Third ward Z, aii
uasd g AssaFia, 2, hridgJ-futft, o.; fRlun,
sEauian. 4; Washington, q; Ohio. Q; Sprini
trek. y; Summit, 4: filtndale, .; Pleasant
Valley. 3: Elm Greek, Q; smoky Hill, =
tanhrla. 4: DAYTON No. g. Q; No. i5, 4; Solo
ulon. = North tirct.ly, 4; South Oreely, 3
Ehleo. g. Gypsum city, - e. y pSutu township
3. Liberty. 4: Nalnut. O.
Hr arsler nf the executive romniittcc.
q q. MAGsrAFF. Chairman.
=. n. ANnEE~uN. secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

WE are glad to learn that the i'm
preston that recently prevailed this
senator n. b. Kelley, OF Mcpherson
was In danger Of defeat has mo
Foundation. We thought Il strange
tiiat the people of Harvey and
McPhersOn were In any wise dis
posed 20 set the senator aside. We
regard him as one Of the Rblest men
in the state. His speeches and
writings exhibit an immense amOuIQ
of thought and study. ON the issues
ot this campaign he il especially
thoroughly eOnveTsant. He has
studied she labor question search
ingly, and every word he has uttered
- Tar shows him % he fully In SYM
pathy with the intelligent working
men of the country. We expect to
-ee him elected senator, and event
ually elevated 10 the most resPOnsi-
ble positions which the state can
eanfeF.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

Genuine imported Swiss cheese
and New York State Full cream
cheese just in at the Grand Central
Grocery.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

wARNER MILi.ER, Republican
candidate for Governor in New
Vera, in q speech at Brooklyn, made
TIE bold declaration that the saloons
af the state were bringing forward
q corruption fund of hundreds Of
thousands % dollars 10 influence
the result of the vote. This does not
look a. 10 the ''free whisky plank"
uas satisfactory 10 the saloons
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

A coming five year old, red roam,
good short-hOrned bull. For sale
cheap. Enquire OF Geo. Kruger,
corner Seventh and Ash streets, Sa-
lima. S7-5t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

EwESrr-FouR Swedish maidens,
ua1er contract 10 marry, arrived al
Csastls Garden the other day. They
r.ared in age from ~ to25. One Of
'rm s h1a1sd Ger Del. Yaleatine's
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

Money TO loan Oh chaltel or per-
sonal security for any length Of time
or for any amount. Also real es-
tate loans at lowest rates.
w. f. PRICE ( Bro.
Room l,P0stOfiice block. JT-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

THE Hon. William Warner, who
wns elertett Commander
ln-ehief of the Grand Army OF the
Repablie, has a good record In
rubiic life. He was Mayor Of Kan
sas city in iSTl, Was Presidential
elector On the Grant ticket In 1872,
was appointed United States At
torney For the Western District Of
Missouri in lSS2. Two years later
be vas elected to Congress, and was
rn-eierlea in lss8.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

THE Chinese Exclusion Bill has
pessed both houses Of Congress, and
now goes to the president for his
signature.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

TuE National committee of the
areenback party adjourned AZ Gin
einn.il after deciding not to put a
ticket in the field, bHt passed resO-
lutions against fusion Fith nthar
parties.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

THE city Of Havana, Cuba, has
been visited by a terrific cyclone
resulting in losses to property esti-
mated up in the millions-the mum
Der u dead being estimated at from
500 TO IN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

New Goldfish and blsaler mackeral
are in. Gail st lhs Grand Central
Gr0cery for tlsem.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

To the farmers Of Saline and
neighboring counties.
1 understand that there IS a rumor
spread out that I have left or am about
to leave Salina for a consideration.
All such rumors are falsehoods
spread TO mlslead aud deceive. I
have been with you during the last
three seasons, and am here to stay
for the benefit Of the milling and
farming community. Before you
sell your wheat, call on the Texas
grain buyer, for the present at the
old stand. NJ. SOLOMON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

Wanted-A good competent girl
to do housework. German preferred.
Inquire at lO2 south 9Th street.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

ELLSWORTH INGALLS,, son Of the
Senator, has been admitted to the
practice Of the law at Atchison, and
will TCactice i'm that city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

QUINCY & CO.now OfIer to
loan on farms at 2 1-S per. cent
No commission. They lead on rates.
3I-3t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

y. r. W AGsTAFF,
chairman Rep. Cen.
Euul. rsaiiur County.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-16

WHA- VIZ Pax TgE SUGAR REIN.
ERS-To rob the farmer and the ,eo-
pie the inst STEP was, 10 use the
language Of the Republican Platform.
TO 'check imports If such articles made
by foreign paupers Is could tie pIo-
duced by our people, and to force
our woTkmen 10 enter into compositions
with foreign pauper labor To 10 ibis
a series OF heavy finee, ranging from
p to So per cent. were levied 90
the importation 81 foreign psupsr
products These fines checked the
importation, and STOPPED the manu-
facture u the native American pro-
ducts previously exchau ged ~ them.
The workman, thrown out Of employ
nent, was forced to 20 into the mill
producing Pauper products, at lower
, wage, which yet was higher than the
foreign pauper received. The payroll
was 50 Insignificant. the Profits e
enormous, that the manufactures pro.
tected il this debasemeut and ensstf-
ment OF the American workman could
afford to be !iberal-for a time. How
Insignificant wages are to him may b'
seen by consulting the CELSIUS Il
1886 the 40 sugar refuef. of liza.
county received from the .penple q
the United States $i55, asa ,g15 fol
sugar that could have been bough, Il
foreign markets for I0O,3l2.S47-,I
advance of $55, I72,06S over norma
profits. The A. firms employed 5S5'
workmen. to whom they paid rs. :,
u32 III wages, or , Per cent Of -,
blackmai! paid By the p-oEir TO III,
10 firms LAST veal the t.aoka .ai
paid the ~ firms was over SS0, O0o.
900, .lti their yikI.en struck again.
- decrease IL wag-s--aui were beaten
What protection dill the tariff atior,
! these workmer+ L. Wilson i
B.t'o.r{s -NagI..ns ioI August.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-16

Mr. Harrison Chicago speech OF
last FEBRUARY Is not quoted by Repub.
Lean organs at this time, and Is pro-
badly not one OF those apples OF geld
IN pictures OF silver, to which the
Lowell Col",sr Rep refers. 1t was
this speech that lie says l cannot
find my-elf in full sympathy with this
iemanI Tor cheaper coats. which aeern
% Inc necessarily to involve a cheaper
mar and WOMAN under the coats.
i statement that the Chicago Hyoio
-sys H. It's frank brutality has been
-eidom equa!et
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-16

Tax WoRKINIWAN ANu TIE TAR.
.-F.-Wkat tue wogkInGmen Of the
COUNTRY want Is plenty OF work At
higher prices. Neither can be obtain
81 unless We can manufacture cheap
y Tor wider markets. You cannot
manufacture cheap unless the raw
material Is cheap. and We must under
sell ouI competitors in order TO get
markets all over the world. Amer.
cans desire no Chinese wall thrown
around them. The country cannot
eet rich 10y its people exchanging pro-
ducts with each other. That is rob-
nsng Peter TO pay Paul. We must ex-
change Il profit with other nations
aud thereby their wealth will low to
Is. We cannot sci, TO other nations
unless We buy Of them. Protection.
such As We have now, does not benefit
he woIklngmau. |, benefits the car,-
t4Aat. who BY means Of protection
has monopoly o: the manufacture
q; some article He grows rich but
his work.ngmen 10 not he employs
them a, the lowest possible pElce
He, by mean. Of threats, kills compe-
t.t!on IN this country. and high pro.
ton prevents competition from abroad.
II order % ralst the wages OF work
inGmen there must be plenty OF com.
petition, aad oUg manufacturers must
te Aule to SCI. N all corners Of the
globe The loAyv ntthe new tariff i
l. build ~ orr manufactures, not 10
destroy them 70 remove Al! ,mpedi-
ments AMI give them every facility 10
srov-Hon. Roger q. Mills in 81
Il Il .Nlgu:s,.,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-16

a local paper lnaie AL attack upon
Judge Thurman ant his son, claiming
that both ha! returned very small
mount OF property Tor taxation Lat
year Judge Thurman was assessed N
$4,000 worth 81 personal property.
this year the amount was less, the
Judge having been building block
N High street which was correctly
reported. Monday the city board Of
equalization, the members Of which
are all republicans. PASSED resolution
repudlat!ng tn .artic!e n question
.nd stating that the return made by
the Thurman Vas .orrect, tsIr and IN
every -ay satisfactory.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-16

Woo. SALES The nigh tar.li press
Is compelled to record the lac, that
the wool market has not been - Grm
for many months BecauS, the Mills
bIl! passed .uj the Industries II our
couutry axe Threatened w,ru lower
taxation. the prl,s Of al lips l. al
vanciuG and orders Are Mt easily
placed. TIE H.u'iuotes this vromp,
adjustment; 70 the right with ssnt..
nreuts Of pleasure. II America man.
aiacturers can buy uutaxel MOO, they
can buy more II i. !; the ioreiSu
wool with which they m,z the Amer.
can heeces cAn be obtained w:thou,
tax, there will to more foreign Wool
bought ana more American fleece
mixed. Clothing all the while will be
cheaper 10 the extern; OF tax not
needed in the Treasury Ci,Nr0o
Herald.