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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-11-14
PHENIX FOLDING BEDS

are splendid articles to pack visitors in be
sides being a handsome piece of furniture
suitable for any room. taking up little
space, holding all the bedding and being
fitted with a wire mattress. No springs
to get out Of order. Ii You nrefer a
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-11-14
CHAMBER SET


We can give you Cherry, Oak, Walnut, An
tique, Mahogany Cremona. Ash or Pine nj
prices that will surely suit and in style the
latest. $40 Oak Sets, $50 Ash Sets and
1896 in Cherry or Mahogany are popular
and admired sets. Chamber sets as high
as 800 and as low Sl8. Send for cuts.
II your Carpets need replenishing, send
for samples and select from the biggei
carpet stock in New England, patterns ele-
giant, colors bright or subdued, qualitie,
unexcelled for the price.
Parlor Body Brussels at $I.OO
Velvets at $l.00
Finest Brussels at 81 25
Tapestries from soc
Woods, three ply an unions from SOC pei
yard up. We have an entirely new kind
of carpet, wool, woven on cotton warp OF
extra durability which will last longer than
all wool. Send for samples.
Hanging Lamps for parlors, dining
rooms and halls, of beautiful designs, from
%275.
House Furn ishpgs Of every description
Pianos and Organs included. all to be sold
ON the same liberal terms that has made us
today the leading house for style, quality
and liberality. Fseight prepaid to near
est Il. II. station.
HOW TO ORDER GOODS.
Any description of goods sold by us may
be ordered through the AMERICAN EN-
PRESS COMPANY'S Purchasing depart
ment.
At places where that company has agen-
cies. Where the price of goods does not
exceed $5 90 they will advance the a
mount to us and toward goods to you by
FIRST express, to be paid for upon delivery
thereby saving You the trouble and expense
OF RENTING the money in advance or G. 0.
D. charges. No charge whatever is made
by the Express Company for their services
other than the usual rates for carrying
goods.
For full information and supply of or
der blanks, apply to that Company's local
agents in your place.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-11-14
s1DEB0tRDs,

We like to talk about this useful article
because our stock embraces all kinds and
some of the hsndsomest goods ever seen.
Oak seems to lead the fashion, but we
keep every style al lowest nricaa
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-11-14
SILVERWARE

In Knives, Forks and Spoons Of the best
quality. Knives plated on steel, other
goods on white metal, retaining their
lustre like real silver. Crusts, ice Water
Pitchers, Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes, Tea
Safa otto
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19

with o high official tho garments were
brought % him and the diamond button
AS we'll
The high official was present.
The button was shown to his cOmpan-
ion. who was the foreman Of the manu-
featuring Ieweler
Il want such a description written Of
that button as you would give another
jeweler." said Holbrook.
The man loosed at 10 curiously.
THAT was never made in this coun-
try
How do you know that7"
"How 10 YOU know that a COPY of the
first edition of Littleton was not printed
in this country
Because it was printed before this
country was instituted
Precisely. this button was made be-
fore this country was discovered. The
diamond has been inserted recently. To
know this is a part - my trade II is
not in che work. in what you might call
the ornamentation-no it is in the way
the button has been put together that
tell The work on it has been initiated
for many years. DO you want a techni.
cal description It would he valuable
only 20 another iewelcr.
Hol rock medifated
The high official looked on with inter
est
Finally H0lbrook spoke.
"Can YGu make m~ an imitation y
that iuftruF
"Oh yes pretty near. 80 near that only
= ieTeier would q .scoFer the difference
"stoue and allF'
"Ihe stone is the easiest part
Nase me two then pair
TIE high Official spoke
"iiuf the button canuaf leave here
n dan't ~ant it except to go The color
- the imitation Hefsl snd use c0idT (
ear Qut on here replied lb- iee.slar
sThat car be sfTanged ssid The or
cisi
Then ~snt g. SEE it once g. match
the stones
sThas slss Ca - arranged
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19

@Have you ever heard OF young lazy
named Flora AshgroveF'
Yes, And have seen her, too
"Do you know the set she goes with,"
Yes"
do you know the mem"
''Ali Of them
"W DO are they
First, there's Henry Holbrook.
"No, he's last; 90 on.
"Oh. Charlie GRAY, Henry Iskine, Pred
Rhineh4rt, Jack Hardy, Elmore Brandt,
Steve EllengwoOd and that set.
"Can you fall IN with them
Easily enough. in one place or an.
other"
"Wen. 50 much on that head. Now.
lets talk about the murder
Ny dear boy, II you want 10 play with
me. play an open hand. no half conf
dences. You can't switch me of in that
way
HOlbrolk was annoyed.
Tom, you are too shrewd for me. |
cant say any more today on that score.
But want 10 say this; | am very anx-
ious 70 get at the bottom Of this matter
Half an hour before YOU came in had
determined 10 hunt you up You are al
ready engaged on the affair. | propose
10 retain you in the matter additionally
and give you some assistance. It won't
be long either before | can give it 10 you.
bat not today. When you come to me
day after tomorrow l will plAy an open
hand"
Good. I'm of.
"No, hold on. What are you going TO
do tonight?
Nothing"
"Dine with me at 6, and afterward let
us go TO the Casino"
"All right, I'll do that.
Meet me at sharp at 'Del's' cafe"
Good. Now am of. By-by."
After Tom left the room, Holbrook
went to the window and looked out.
The scene before him. however, was
not what interested him. His thoughts
had gone back again to that singular in
terview with Flora Ashgrove.
'"Why shouldn't l tell Tom OF that
conversation he asked himself aloud.
"He is trustworthy and shrewd. 1t is
not like talking 10 public official, and
he will respect confidence. Suppose the
girl is implicated What then? No OBJ
legation rests on me TO protect her from
her evil deeds, if evil deeds they are? II
they are not, and she is not compromised,
then no harm is done. Yes, I'll tell him,
and tonight"
He laughed.
II promised myself TO keep out of thi;
affair, and here am going in full
length. So much for the influence of q
pair of soft brown eyes. BY George, she
is a beautiful girl, Annie Templeton! A
fellow could be very happy in the love oi
such a creature"
Then he drummed on the window, los
in pleasant castle building.
Suddenly he started with the exclama
ton:
Dreaming is not work"
He looked at his watch.
''Half-past three; have two hours anc
half before me"
lie caught his hat and hurried out.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19
TRr.SURTR's NOTICE


Cry TarssTsFF oFFr-r
eNsrr Rams " irh. Oct 81 issa
Notice is HEREBY given that fhe assessment
roll fef the npeninE wfderIHE sd rrffrs
80 ~.hIrf street frnn -fra'Ehf s.rfrf g. ffF
RS pifrh sora go is rrw fn rV ferfe
aHd thsf VIII rroFIf fe payment thereon fof
the period - fEfrfy fsfs FROM ffls $3.50. sf
ihr efIcr 20 ftr IIfY frfssrrff CITY iisf
eFnRef fFkRh
nov 81 tHfF rrrasrrfr
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19

.OLBROOK col
Jared him.
Here you Ia
nAtic, what are
you up to-
/ want % stop
her / want 70 In
terview her stop
that elevator.
Z hat you
shanL"
wv III pre-
vent meP
i viii I am
her counsel and
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19
CHAPTER X.
A DINNER AT DELMONICO's.

NOEl IN the street,
he hurried TO Mai
den lane and en-
tered the store Of
a manufacturing
jeweler.
A moment later
he issued with a
companion, an d
at the corner Of
Broadway wait
ed for a cab.
One was soon
hailed, and the
two entered and
were driven TO
police headquar-
ters.
He h a d OF
bOasted. After a
private interview
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19

The shortest line 10 Detroit suo Easf he
fsht bafi,st car between Detroit aud 0rand
h@IleSt Ifslns leaving Detroit J - M ana
daily except sunday '
A AlAQuIsT. Ticket Agent. Depot $40. N.
Gao. +. SNTH, Gen. AFt 6rand Rapids. "
A. CAkftSrEE, traffc Manager. j. Il. NULL
IFN. General MANAGER
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
1hE NIAGARA FALLS FOUTf

lDaily. All others daii, except sunday
Taking effect sunday. July - lsss
sleeping ears Tun op Pachcnnd Atlantic TX
Presses 70 and from Detroii-Parior cars run
on Day Express and Grand Rapids Express %
and from DetrOit-Dlreos connec.io onS made Al
Detroit with All through trains Ast-IlcFefs
on sale ~ Union Ticket once. G. Monroe 81
and az Union depot
fEED ". BsiGcs, GenT At qs Monroe ~.
a. W. trGgtFs. d. j. q q q Agf Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19

~ 4 THAT you
n ~ who'll pre-
~ vent mePf
- 7 viii I am
her counsel, and
sia vi not be interviewed against nv
advice. Come Ia. II you want 70 inter
view any body. interview me-"
Tom looked 10 him roguishly and said.
.Do YOU recollect what the reply Of
The King vas 20 Rlcheleu. when the car
dinal told him If he must love anybody,
l. lovstim%
"No"
Tie slid, 4 very poor substitute, your
eminerce for fresh young demoiselle.'
s. say l."
Ioi5rook led the way into his private
office. closing the door behind them.
squat, said he 70 Tom, and take a
cigar
Tom threw himself on the lounge at
fll length and as he liz his cigar said:
Bv Jove-puH -puf-its a deuced-
pun strange thing -pud-puf- puff
that / sh0uld-puG- have run up-puf
puff against Templetons sister here"
Why"
Because il was precisely that murder
which led NE here. What have you got
new about itE'
Nothing"
And y0u her COUNSEL"
"fes. since ten minutes ago"
Hasn't she got 4 suspicion OF any
kind-of a woman. or = quarrel, etc.T'
Not a suspicion. But let me put you
on the right track am retained 70
look after the dead brothers property,
and see 20 closing up his business"
"Oh. well. haven't dropped that
murder yet.
What DO you know more about it,"
Not much, II anything. The old man
has become very much interested in the
case and has discharged me-"
The cold man" was the editor-in-chief
Of the paper Tom was employed on.
Discharged yOus
Yes. az my suggestion"
II don't understand you"
"Nos Well. then. I am detailed to
work the matter 70 the end. As a first
move have gotten myself discharged,
80 as to throw the other boys of the
scents Do you sees'
"Ohr'
II have been working for three days,
ard want help. Those cOnfOunded de-
tectives are Jealous Of me ever since /
rooted out that nest Of burglars up the
country-you remember-and watch me
ike a hawk"
How can l help your
Very easily, and all the more since
you are now counsel for the sister. l
want an exact description of that suit
OF clothes the man wore who knitted
Templeton. OF course If asked to see
il I could easy enough, but I'd have the
whole loo Of them on my heels"
And you want me 10 get the suit for
you%
No, but I want you TO become thor
oughlv acquainted with il.
'To what endT'
Il want 70 buy a suit just ike it.
"Pshaw."
''You fh.uS I am foolinxT
II dont think it. know it"
"Hoitrook. YOU pass in this city for
being one of cine ablest Of the young
lawyers but YOU can be an awful stupid
fool at times.
Thank YOU"
~ mean it. Can't you see what I'm
due'1- at."
"No. I'm biest If can
even iii let you in little way. The
man who knitted Tenpleton wore a cheap
suit of clothes which he had lust rlr-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19

TREAsURER's NOTICE.

Cry TREssrRrB's 0FFrCr
GRAND RsrfDs. Mich. Nnv. q lsss
Notice IS hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction 81 a sever in she don
street. from Wealthy averue 90 NerhaT
avenUe is now tn my hands. and that VII
receive payment thereon Tor the period of
twenty davs from this date ~ the once -
the City treasurer. City Han
GEORGE r PERRY.
Nov oi City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19
I AXE SHORE a M1CHIGfN SOUTHERN.

= train leaves Grand Rapids for Allegsn a.
l:ly IA, arriving there al & "a
lbr0ukh lckeis sold 10 principal polrfs IA
70 nited states. Mexico and canada Al Unios
AcAei oAce q. !. rEfTE.
q. T. A.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19
CHAPTER VII

faz zEPOETzz DISCOVERS a PLAs TO
THE LAWYER
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19

49, highly pspuisF. snd though it = aa
niisamasf ths house ~as crowded
The aaalenes. bo~ ever. ~as nef Tar
hishsd ~ hee XoFs
it sas eisafiY msds up q strangers -
the city
lom made this fsFassk - his comIan.
t5h ~ s90n az they seated themselves
DAD sea ese5 sna~ asked Iaa
thai / sas a. sgtss eneeT-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19

ONLY ltsr rpos cFNctsss1t n
ahftfe ffff- FOHT FsfsA 49, EEpIIl1a
HIS FtctsHTRe rfss sgETsEyoET n.
20 etf-s tke sts-s<sa
CNoishs7f o. LFrfNITUs ~
hesrs optekest
cfVfFFaT7 q kN0fTfiIE rern
- ilf ssfle- tb. sAevt~st
NFNAHrAfa - afissrA arf grrIfIaT4 49,
-. lii wil~s fhs skar1sst
ttNllttsTH seh rTlN 80
Te ~fl@- -. sh.-s~~a
thtittsTi e. FfkHfNfHaN -
kour- osi~k.sa
-tifstTi a. sNEfIH 49,
~l-- 80 hsrt~st cfFcfsssTf Tt-s
= sss- esist 80 Z EEE DELFsss -.
.tsrfs-shert-sf rfFr -
Fsrs qsisA e-t TscTHns VrIIE - ,sS--
~ Hrurft FsHnnsf Hruc~ir. Eurss ai--~s-. -.
he-r, q-i-s~T ttnr -ss- 80 Es~ s,s.--. =
- He~rrs 80 r-rte-~-f~
Itetet o.. % ~ esf re--sR a. srsrrsstrr a.
etftT. -. sfr Fn~ sEns g. raTs
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19
CHAPTER Y.

A FERFoRNAycE sor Down on TuE prIIa
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23
The Figure O."

The figure "s'' in our dates is with us and has come 10 stay. No man or woman now liv- ing will ever date document without using the figures. It now stAnds O. shs extreme right-lSo Next year it will be in the thrrd place. where Il will remain ten years Itwm then move up to the second plaos-lsoo-and there if will rest one hundred years.
 There is another 's'' which has also come to stay it is called the "No Q" IL not like tAe figure ''s" In our dates In the respect thAs i, will have to walt until next year for third place. or ten years for second place, as it has this year stood in nrst place, and it will ne, move from there. it Is the new "So. 9" HigA Arm Wheeler Wilson sewing MAchln
 The "No 2" is not an old style & machine having some slight changes made in it and then called new improved" bat s is an en. tirely new machine. It was invented by the best mechanical experts Of the age. what better proof is wanted of that fact than the following cablegram direct from the Paris Exposition. which was published in all the Chicago newspapers of October 9di
 ExFosrTIoS UNIVERSALLY. PARIS. October l. --IspeciAl. l-The highess possible premium and the oniy grand prize for sewing machines was awarded the Wheeler & Wilson kAnu fact. uTfpg company.
 The No. ." has taken the nrss premium this year at the state fairs of Iowa, Minnesosa and Wisconsin. and the nrst premium at every county fair where it has been exhibited.
 No woman. if she desires to be happy, should Do without . "No.s." No man should se happy until he hAs purchased the lightest running lock stitch machine In the world. She "No. q" for his home No agent is happy unless he sells the No. e". No dealer will be happy and prosperous in this age of progress unless he furnishes hIs cnatomars with the only perfect sewing machine mechanism for family use, the "No. Q" We are happy. for our trade has more than doubled since She birth of NO. O."
 WHEELER & WILSON M'F'G O.,
 ls5 and ls7 wabash ave. Chicago.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23
To Montana. orswon and washingsun.

To Montana, 0rsgun and Washingtun.
 nyou are sclng vest bear ln mind ths fol- lowing fActs: Tke MorthsFn Pnolao RaIlroad :was : .sa epsEasss - nnss. 2. v PCT esat. of ss: sssssr1 Tss s. s If .s c: :: s.s: e PsliHsa ssd ai.i.ss.S lss ss Bss.s ssd z Bossasa, Mssosis. tSs Ysiiswssos: sasisssl points q l.ssrsss is tss ssrrissrY. - ale: sess .: sss = :rsss a.a = !Ss id.se D.: vis sPsls.s Ssii:. cksass. q sss s:ssy s sscn ssc ssscHssa ss and fron TAeoma to fortiand. 10 otSsr traas. continental through rail lins rsaeAss aay por. os:r Ga sss ssss = rss second -olaas tie ests At epokAns FaiIs and aii points west tAus aaording intending ssstisrs sss1 sssssss = : ::' .4: :. .
 sessSs1s f.ssss s s'ss q. z .Is9ss.. sss reus. SS M nils:. ssd se Peslssd T sy ~ siisss sSss.e oas so two dayA aseording so dsstinssicn. 10 ssroasa pssssassr ears W Of H say Sisd x Q idaHo'
 Is sadisiss . ssiss sA. o.ly ran lin. .o era Psciss rssosss aii sss 1 priscipsi poiSss is northsrn Minassosa and bakoss, konsanaa a Idaho, Oregon and Washtng gton- Bear h mind that the Northern PAntAc and shasta line Ia the fAmous scsnic route o all points iA Call forniA-
 send Cor iiinssratsd pampAists. maps and s sS s1 ssi l, r lins from ek Paul. MinneApolis, Dulutk and AsAiand 70 Portland. Oregon. And TAcomA And etamps for the new law kand McNally Oounty Map of WAsAmgtoa Territory. printsd in oolora-
 O YnA General PMasanger and fiakas Awsnl oA PAnL Minn.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23
THE UNArTAINABLE.
BY EMMA .. THOMAS.

It's never the things close by, dear, That we wish and long for SO; it is ever above and beyond us- That our longing wishes to 20. It's never the thing we have. child. Hut the thing we do without; The good that has passed us by, dear, That causes the pain and doubt. There is ever a something lacking, A feeling oi pain and loss Will we hnd it again hereafter. When the gold is refined from dross? When the lessons of life are ended, And we are wiser grown, VIII we know the songs were sweetest Alter the birds are nownP
 Afb snU Journal
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23

SThe burning of tho exposition build- Ing at St Joseph, Mo-, would sssm to remove 6E Joseph from the lit of world fair possibilities. Kalamazoo and New York are now the only pre- tentious and conspicuous competitors that Chicago hss.-CAicag0 Nesos.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23
No Library is Complese

which does not contain the works of that incompatible novelist, Charles Dickens. We have secured at . very low price several thousand sets of Dickens complete works, in fifteen volumes, which we arc offering, together with one years subscription to this paper, for only $500. The books alone are worth much more than that sum, and our readers should not be slow to take advantage of the re- markable bargain here offered them. Full particulars, with . description of the books, etc., are given elsewhere in this issue.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23
Practical.
Exchange.

According to the philosophers everything has two uses, . lower and a higher. Some very common people find this out for themselves, % far, at least, as the practical application of 1t is concerned.
 The daughter of thsAx,ctor of e parish in East LondoN over the- border taught the choir boys . new tune at Monday evenings rehearsal, to be sung on the following Sunday. Sunday morning came.
 "Well, Johnny" said Miss K, "I hope you haven't forgotten the new tune, for we depend much on you"
 "Naw, mum, not a bit. I've been a-skeering the crows with 1t all the week"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23

First Mattress-"How do you feelf" Second MAttress-"Full as tick ' .NetC Fork 9sa.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23

lmproving-First pipe-"How is your heAlth?"
 Second pipe-"I'm getting stronger every day."-Nes0. Fork Sam-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23
CHICAGO AND NEW YORK
vestibule Pullman Palace Car Service

The dinsrsntiAl passsnRsr fares by this hns assure lower rate than s charged by psttng re.iss longer sxsting. and is itsn vorthy sf To mAUTAUQUA LAKE tksrs is fron CAiesxe bat ons dirsss railway. the OucAso AxD ATLANTIC. the snkirs period of each sssson, to LaaA, Ma- rten1 mansaeaA, Akrsn. Ysangssswn. Meo4vftle, Morme1xswfnne, Janeme@Wm. B1ntr1 and Bfmghamtom and ell polnes on the Erie Railway it e tAs airss< aaiek shroask car line
 O. M BEACH F.d DONALD.
 General Manager. 0sn1 Psss Ag~ns
 CHICAGO. TIx>
The national leader., 1889-04-20
Look at 1t.

1t has beyond doubt occurred to a
great many persons who are aware Of
the practical d1sfranchisement of the
negro South, that it IS the grossest in
justice that the very men who commit
ted the wrong, have had their power
in the National Government increased
by the emancipation of the negro
whom they are now defrauding. Under
slavery the negro did not vote, but, on
the other hand, only three-hfths of
their number were included in the
basis of representation. Surprising
10000 to be the population which
conferred the title to one repI esenta-
tive, a State with 65O,OOO slaves was
allowed to send but three representa-
tives to Congress on the strength of
that class. But when the slaves were
freed, the same State with the same
number of negroes among its people,
became entitled to two more represent
atives. II the negro was permitted to
cast free vote, he would select his
own representatives; but If the whites
are to be allowed to deprive enough of
them OF the suffrage to control the
majorities wherever they wish, 1t Is
plain that while the power OF the
whites has been increased by two-thirds
of that which rightfully belonged to
the blacks. Will this Republican ad-
minlstration, fresh from the people as
it Is, allow this state of affairs to con.
tiLuep
The national leader., 1889-04-20
s1op in Washington. ~ Washington

sop in Washington. - Washington
Capital
Northern men, when they take up
their abode in the South, whatever
their previous affiliations may have been ,
generally fall In with Southern prelu.
dice and hate OF the negro; and often
go a good distance farther than a
oouthern-ne2ro hater in that direction
in order to place themselves in the good
araces of those whom they are com.
PEELED to do business with. The
Northern mans God IS money, while
the Southern mans God is hatred of
the negro. The tariff sinks into insig-
nifcance compared with it. As to the
statement that the negro BARRIERS OF
Washington would refuse Frederick
Douglass a shampoo, IL must be remem-
bered that it IS the prejudice Of the
whites that controls the negro In this
respect. as it controlled the hotel keep
ers in Jacksonville, Florida. Coupling
the negro BARRIERS of Washington with
the hotel keepers of Jacksonville, Fla,
does not tend to make the outrage to
Mr.. Douglass in Florida right. Il only
tends to show the Int tanslty and far
reaching influence Of the white mans
hate and prejudice toward the negro.
AS far as the hotel keepers at Jackson
vile are concerned, four weeks after
any one of them is dead, you will hear
no more Of him than you would Of a
dog. 1t will not be 80 about Frederick
Dou glass. His name will live In the
memory Of all honest and just men who
believe In honesty and justice to all
mankind for ages yet to come. We
doubt very much whether the bump of
justice is very large In the head of the
Capital man.
The national leader., 1889-04-20

IF GOOD honest Republicans are
placed In office in this South, aud the
laws are enforced, the solid South will
be broken. Those who advocate doing
out the loaves and fishes to the pro-
tectionist Democrats South, 10 the
exclusion of Republicans. must bear
IN mind that the same policy applied
at the North would have the effect of
strengthening (?) the party. Why is it
that the Democratic party when In
power, fail to try Cancellation On Re-
publicans by doling out offices to them?
The national leader., 1889-04-20
Give The President A Chance.

Much talk is being INDUCED in on
the supposition that Democratic pro-
tectionists South. will be recognized in
the distribution of offices in the South
ern States by Republican administra-
ton, with view to breaking the Solid
South. We see no cause for alarm.
That the present administration will
stand by It's platform, we have not the
slightest doubt. We choose to be
guided by what the administration
does, and not by what rumor says it
will or will not do. We have implicit
confidence in the Republican party,
and the administrator of President
Harrison. He has been President Of
this great country one month and
sixteen days; during this short period
he has been overrun by applicants for
office and voluntary advisers as to the
course he should pursue in the admin
istration of the affairs in different Sec
tlons OF the country. Because he has
been a good listener until the smoke
from the first battle is over, before he
says what he will or will not do. all
manner of conjecture is INDUCED in.
All good Republicans will await the
actions of the administration be-
fore they indulge in censure.