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Senator Morgan on the Negro Question. n
III Senator Morgan, Of Alabama, wants
the coloted man cent to Africa. Doubt
lees tho day will come when enterprising
American negroes will seek and find rue
.cessiul careers in Africa, which will be
much benefited BY their presence. They
will not rush there ill at once. They
will not ruslnnywherc away from this
country, because, they are thoroughly
imbued with the idea that this is their
country. s
rs Senator Morgan wants them sent to
Africa because in, this country they
are not bank presidents, railroad
presidents, Representatives in Congress
and that sort OF thing. This is not
what the colored man is complaining Of.
He complains about discrimination
against him in everyday affairs, com.
plains that he is not allowed to exercise
his lawful voice in saying who shall rep.
resent him in Congress, complains be-
cause lie is hunted and beaten and kill
ed. OF course any. part Of Africa under
any circumstances would be better than
this, but the American colored man com.
plains again that he should not be forced
TO choose. between this and expatriation,
81 There are many features Of the problem
difficult to solve, but the colored mans
right TO vote as he pleates and to have
lis vote counted as lie polls it, should be
as easy 10 solve as any question OF CON-
mon honesty among men. sss; X 4.
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~ Wool.Growors ind slan.ufauucturers.

a.Nnooi.oFoWeFs una niAhulnctureFs.
Ee'p FORK Tribune. \ y. IN
II Tho .wool.growers arc entirely right in
claiming that importalions OF so.called
carpet wool for use in 'clothing manutac.
turc ought to be stopped. II the carpet
manufacture cannot thrive under the
came duties which from 1867 to 1883
made it enormously prosperous, the
manufacturers have great need to ask
themselves the reason. Other wool man
ufacturers, in their testimony before
the committee, conceded the necessity Of
protection for growers, only asking com
pensatory4 duties on goods. s That claim,
on the other hand, the wool-growers do
not oppose. The remedy for! existing
troubles is to restore substantially the
protection under which both growers
and manufacturers were prosperous: But
even then it will remain for the growers
to realize that they also. can PROSTATE
the manufacture BY demands which the
state OF the goods market does not
justify. & 5s y
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George W. Gable, the novelist, Is be.
ing spoken Of as successorfto Frederick
Douglass, should the latter retire, MS
ministnr Ia lfnyti. tl5gst NJ 4. -, ~
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and is capable Of more and better, Any
large Republican gathering anywherein
West Virginia during these times sot
disturbance iii the State is an!
desirable. Such a gathering at the capt.
tai Of the State during tho session Of The
Legislature is particularly Objectionable.
Nothing Is needed 10 add to Republi.
can resentment Of the Democratic effort
TO steal the Governors seat and the
seats Of three lawfully elected Represen.
tativea Ia Congress There will be
enough, Republicans at Charleston With.
out holding a mass convention. No
party exiSency demands such a meeting.
333f H a. Psttifoggpr's Plea. isl
h Governor Hill, Of !New8York, in his
desire to stab to death ballot reform,
pettitogs his case. He argues that 1T
does not follow, however, that because
the Australian system seems to be well
adapted to the governments Of Austria
and England and Is superior to the sys.
tens which previously existed there, 1t
can DO appropriately applied TOT our insti.
tutions without It's material modillca.
tion." 33{s N II ~ n
Nobody knows better than Governor
Hill that the ballot reform which las
been enacted by the Legislatures Of sew.
eral States does not blindly follow the
Australian laws but has been adapted 10
our system Of government, The origi.
nal name Is preserved because that Is
tho easiest way to convey to tho public
mind what is contemplated. 4
Governor Hill breaches against cor.
ruption and intimidation. So docs Sen.
ator German, who desires no kind iol
ballot reform. The verieet trickster in
politics would agree publicly with both
ofthese political trickstcrs, and secretly
desire what bath Of them desire, the
rale Of tho worst ia politics SO long as
they can control 1t.
Hill ia confident that he can control
the worst ia his State, German in his.
statetnien Of their kidney cannot
deceive the people. They cannot turn
back the hands. Ballot reform has the
support Of the best men Of all parties,
aad twill prevail. rs
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I IT IS Tue general belief among Michi-
gan men that Minister Palmer will re-
turn from Spain about. June l, resign
his post rs Minister and ;endeavor to
capture the nomination for, Governor:
An eccentric old German recently
went to milwaukee, and chartered a
street car for his exclusive use. He rode
all over the line and would not permit
to get in the car with him. IL
Among those occupying privileged
seats on the floor Of the House OF Repre-
at the inauguration Of Gov.
ernor Mckinney, Of Virginia, weretwo
Venerable granddaughters OF Patrick
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Fast Trains on the paciac Coast.

3 Passengers for. San Francisco; Los
Angeles, 4 Portland, Oregon, and inter
mediate points can no leave Chicago
ut lao pm. daily, on the Fast Over.
land Train on the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Chicago, Council Bluffs and
Omaha Short Line) and Union Pacific
Railways, and arrive in San Francisco in
eighty.two and a half hours, at Port
land, Oregon, in seyenty-nine and half
hours, which is the quickest time made
across the Continent. Is! ~
Il For Through Tickets, 81 Sleeping Car
reservations, and further information
apply to the nearest coupon ticket agent,
or address A.,V..H. Carpenter, General
Passenger Agent, Milwaukee, Wis, or
WILLIAM KELLY, / J r., Travelling Pas
ssenger Agent, % Clinton Block, Colum-;
bus, Ohio. ss ;:;' fS,ss33s3Igis;
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The Artemuus, Ward OF ohio Politics.

s-&5, The Artemus Ward OF Ohio Politics.
cleveland Leader. 4 s5s,3333 ..i
4iIf the Republican members OF the
Legislature should unite and nominate
Charles Foster for the Senate itgwould
be equivalent to the endorsement Of
Calvin s. Brice tor that body.-Cincin;
natl Commercial Gazette. rs: e
There is just about as much connec:
ton between the two subjects spoken OF
in the above paragraph as there is in the
following remark by Artemus Ward :
y am an early riser, but my wife! is a
Presbyterian. . i!s n; q Is 5 II
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High Priced But Worthless Votes

ftRs6argh Dispatch. Z "a
II The declaration OF !. Mr.; Thomas the
other I millionaire Il candidate for I. the
United States Senate from Ohio, that he
would not give twenty-five cents a vote
to secure . the senatdrslip, may have
been based :.on provision Of the fact
that the votes which are for sale at this
juncture will command much more than
that figure. "A But that is more than Z the
Intrinsic value OF the votes. g5l y tyis 4
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A DEMOCRATS makes US much fuss over
the 9Th Of January as IL Andrew Jack
son and the battle Of New Orleans were
their exclusive property. II Jackson
were alive to-day all tho kings horses
and all the kings men. couldn'tdra him
into the Free trrade party. n; Il IN
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]. Tho 1sepianlicnn Nlns. Convention !,

III Byreason OF lack Of information the
1SrELLlGEScER.is unable to answer the
inquiries for more light on the proposed
meeting Of West Virginia Republicans
to be held in Charleston on the END Of
X this month. The 1NTELLlGEScER knows
+ no more about the movement than is
Z embodied in the call. h; Is $Es43
IN November las. our! Charleston,
dispatches told Of q meeting in that city
attended BY Republicans from few 81
1.-THE counties This was the first public
Elimination that a movement was on iop.
\ to ''reorganlze"3 the Republican purity.
" The second slep$iss the call, authorized
! by the November meeting ana signed BY,
reputable Republican. " 81 :3j$$
As weSundersEnd the call, the meet dec
y ing is TO be a mass convention, 10 be at
tended BY such Republicans as may dc.
sire to attend. III the call the movement
{ is described as Blocking to the reorgani.
\ cation Of the Republican party and the
! establishing ;:of clubs or committees to
4 act in harmony with the organizations
I aud committees now in existence.ps Why
5the Republican party. otWest Virginiais
minced Of reorganiz,tionEa ut this time,
does not at once appear. SsS5
There has been no time in the history;
&of the Republican party&in this State
awhen il was in SO good condition as It is
to-day. It's organization is still short 81
I perfection md can DO improved, battse
record Of the Lutte campaign is h record%of
organized effort resulting il5the election
/ Of III Governor. three Representatives
5ih Congress and III Lcgisiature;i ID which
the Democrats; have d majority Of but
Z one. 4, " slS
III lis not the habit!ofi parties Eto new,
model their organization without strong
cause and the prospect Of great resulting
4 benetlt.RIfit bea change ID tho personnel
&oi tho organization that{is desired, that
can ba} accomplished bySS thesss party
through the conventions joi this year,
Sabd without Sdisorganixationt
1T is not 70 be accomplished in any my other
way. mi
Al! for q supplementary organization
ito lact n2barmony with the regularly;
constituted party authorities, THAT Us
sfonnd in tho, State, League Of Republican
] Clubs, (which has done excellent work
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3S:s,9 DIED.
THoMAS-on Wednesday morning. January s.
lss0, At 3 O'clock OLIVE 81. THOMAS, wife OF
Is 7 THOMAS, aged 8s years. "a
Funeral services at the Presby terrain Church,
~ Martins Ferry, Ohio, Friday morning at 10
n o'clock. Intcrment at Rivcrview Cemetery.
-BAhKLEYIon5 Tuesday January Z, 1890, Sat
BARKLEY, aged 50 Yeas.
Funeral services at Ie,ldcnceI OF her! husband,
No. l25 South Penn street, this (Thursday)
u afternoon at $50 o'clock. Friends .oi tho
family are Invited. 1atermens a. peasnsular
Cemetery. Il ~
Tuesday morning. January \, I 1890,
;iS$S at II: O'Clock, ELtzABErM CAROLINE, eldest
;si daughter Of John and Caroline Smith, aged
p years and months. :Ils l,;9 sfss53S
Funeral from the residence OF her parents, west
ss2 end Of Fink street Thursday afternoon at
l5Is O'Clock. Friends arc Invited. y Il
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The advance III nails is warranted by
the cost Of production. The price is
still low considering the amount Of steel
and labor required to produce a key Of
nails. These things being we'll known
to nail manufacturers, they should need
no urging to induce them to stand by
their agreement. 81 /. y. siS3 " u
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E.tchdu0e. n 4 Il.
Thus far As Of the oil presbyteries Of
the Presbyterian church have been re-
ported as voting on the overture on re-
vision Of the Westminster Standards.
Twelve presbyteries have voted no, and
50 have voted yes. These rpresbyteries
represent a total Of 1897 ministers and
25l ,236 communicants.$s q; sSEfii
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i5S THERE is no occasion to bs frightened
about The millions Of British capital sup.
posed to be coming over to this country.
II won't take long 10 swallow 1t up.
This Is great and growing county.
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The. gossips tell Of a romance Of the
carly life Of the dead Empress Augusta.
She loved Il dashing young Frenchman,
her ducal father didn't and ,contrived to
have tho: Frenchlnan, killed in "a duel.
William, afterwards her husband, was
also early crossed in love. William and
Augusta are said 10 have clung to the
memory Of their old loves, having for
each other nothing more than n feeling
OF friendship and respect. Allthe same
Augusta bore William children. The
royal idea Of morality accommodates
itself 10 circumstances X
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THE FIRST SYMPTOMS II o y DEATH.

3s THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF; DEATH. .s
Tired feeling, dull Iheadachef pains in
various parts SofjS the body sinking
attic, pit Of the stomach, loss Of ;appe-
tite, Gieyerishness, pimples or Sores are
all positive evidence Of poisoned blood:
No matter howit became poisoned it must
be purified TO avoid death. DR.: Acker's
English Blood Elixir has at,er failed to
remove scrofulous or syphilitic} poisons.
Sold under positive guarantee. For sale
BY Logan Drug Co.,J.T. Goodwin 4 Co..
CIR. Goethe, AS 7. Young, john Cole:
man, C.SMenkemelle r. ssti a pAw.4 sr3
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TnE Chiet Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Maine owns the building in
which one Of The tippling shops Of Ban.
Sor is located. The fact is brought out
by q raid on the open rum shops d
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CALVIN s. BRlcE has lost one supper.
4er by death. "A man Of his resources
will easily repair the break III the ranks.
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OSg touch Of winter has made every.
body feel better already. There Is still
room for Improvement. Nj
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~ Mr.. ~ S. Perry, the .writer-who is
the grandson Of Commodore Perry, and
the! great-grandson of Franklin-is in
Europe and is busy on his !" Historyo Of
Greek Literature ~ Z! VIZ; ~ .55iI
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Lcihoh HOT Drops, tti
Y For coughs and colds, take Lemon
Hot Drops. u ,;S5 4 Al ~
y. For sore throat and Bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops. S7 ;;l ;sj' IN,
$ For pneumonia and Lsryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops. Fl " 49,
For consumption and Catarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
2Si$ For Hemorrhage and Sall throat and
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops. 4
SSsAn elegant and reliable preparation 81
% cents, At druggists, Prepared only
by DR. H. Motley, Atlanta. Ga. IA THas "A
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IT is worthy Of note TINT the change
OF weather came on St. Jackson's days.
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LEMON ELlXIR.
It's yyon,lcrtu, Eject .nti,s Liver s,o,nn :,

Its Wonderful Eject antl,e Liver, Stomach,
D! liowcls, Kidneys mud Blood. ss
%a DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir. is a pleas
ant lemon drink that positively cures all
Biliousncss, Constipation, Indigestion,
all Sick and Nervous Headaches, Kid
ney Disease, Dizziness, Loss Of appetite,
Feyers, Chills, Palpitation OF Heart, and
all other diseases cansed by disordered
liver, stomach and kidneys, the i first
great cause OF all fatal Diseases so cents
and 81 per bottle. Y Sold by druggists.
Prepared only by H Motley, NJ D;$At.
lanta, Ga. Il n TIIAs;#
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'l7p,IIT.- ~ ,!,--l.,- -l1TIT
b. .. Slick HandArhn. v

VI s Sick Head he.
Loose Red Clover Pills cure sick
headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, con:
stipation, ESQ., per box: {. boxes5 FOR 81.
For sale byf Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor
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STATE OF Quo, CRY 8 Of, TolEpo, ! !.

LUCAS CouSrY, Isl t 50. II
]! Frank ]: Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner. OF the firm OF I FIJI.
Cheney8& Co., doing business ms the
City Of Toledo, County and State aiore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
Of one hundred dollars for each $and
every case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh3 Cure.
Sf83sf FRANKiJ !. CHENEY. "
N Sworn to before me, and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of Deem
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PERHAPS the name Of this winter is
not TO be mud, after all. Is.
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NJ EDUUTION! REDUCTION u
Nv Eii'iit tiSgt
Z To reduce stock before moving Will kcll from
this date WALLPAPERS at Greatly Reduced
Priccs-60 cent uftts at % aud 20 sents, apd other
grades In proporiion.E ANY Que contemplating
paperlhg can SAVE MONEY by purchasing NOW
q. Il Twelfth street. }t.ty3li f;
ja9 7'IsqiilfSSTf 'Sit''ll j.. G, ORR,
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So ssss. Notary Public.
"a Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials, free. y5;s
500 I. ~. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, o. 81
Gas-sold by Druggists, IS cents. DAw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

,IJTfAlNTED- --5A ssBOYtsle EOR III
years old 70 work IN "a Clothing Store.
Appiy 60 JACOB asaEIM sR, 1ies Ms.a s.,ee'.5i
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\ HEALTH AND? BEA,1uTY:82

III HEALTH AND BEATTY Z .I11[r1: s.
SlI;.-s.rS III
sf swtas Specific has cured my llt.lc niece Of (
white swelling Of the worst type. More ,,ban
twenty pieces Of bone came on. Of hcr leg. she
yves not able TO walk for eight months and was
on c,usehes year: The doctors advised ampu.3
.aaon, but ! refused and pa. her On s, s. 81.
she : now as well and playful as any child @
NEAANxtr GEHllSo, Columbus, Ga. nv
n 9s
" Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
ftse Ss5..ia. siS5S
~ ~, sH1 l;s SPECIFIC g.. Drawer $ Atlanta, Ga
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TN$ODSERVANCEI OF THE
WEEK OF PRAYER


Services arc being held I'd the Bridgeport Pres.
bytcrlan Church every evening, Saturday OK.
cep.ed. The pastor is assisted by his father, Dr..
TN. Hays, otlAlleshsny City. who breaches 10.
night md tomorrow night atSely ls7ss lao
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,N1IANTED-GIRI-AgG OoDIGIRL
wv for general homework Ia small family:
no children. Good references required, } 10 VIZ.
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SiAg G ENTs li1yANTED-THE a; MIS-
tlssOURi Washer Affords Agents ptoHtablol
business. 3 wa,hes dirtiest clothes clean BY hot
sleam4 Z Arguments III It's favor numerous and
conyineIng.9 Sent on two weeks trial. " rite
ior illustrated circular and terms, J. WORTH,
81 Beck man street. New York !Ngs.tlt 500. oc2s y
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4 Eliza Cook in herwill, which was pro:
bated in England a few weeks ago. ex-
presses her earnest wish that no inform
alton be given to nyone for the purpose
OF compiling memoirs Of her, life, and be-
aueaths ! her literary 6 works to her
nephew, Alfred Pyatt.
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Miss Olive shreiner. author Of 1.-THE
Story Of an African Farm, =. says she has
not yet completed her second novel,
the n:wspAper report that the work was
already in the hands of printers being
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1XTANTED - F FINISHED sEROOM,
df.S e tetwecn Twelfth and Sixteenth! Chap.
line and Water Address, a. E.,2 care Ihielli.
Eenc6f olllte. wv "a saEAa tAgs ~
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tyHTANTED =. TWO 4 SINGLE sAIEN,
,ffsEof pleasing address, Good paying posi-.
1906 Market street, from 4 to q. m. aud 8 10 D.,
M, tar three days! FRED, KiLLAMj Manager.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

- toiFtaA
Wheeling Iron and Nall Company. II
THE annual meeting OF sthe stock holders
election OF Directors and other business, will b.
hold at the office OF the Company on iWednes
day, JANUARY %, 1890. at O'Clock ~ m,
Il iA4.lt2l 'SlSSplSag q. D. HtiHhA RID Srcretnry
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iFOR sALE.9S:3 q "A
~ tSgY Z, i, " AK 4, n, & X Il,
r Your last chance to gel q Desirable Lot on
south Penn street. 40 tllifsfSliT
= Lot o. 3Sxi2e OFT west side OF South Penn near
side Of tho street, ,t5lil
lt8jjsii5 Y y q. D. gNITf, M
Jao.ll fe4S3.t 81 l20 Main Street. "
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The ihydrocarbou process OF treating
iron so that it will not corrode, is said
to cost lees than one-hali Of that Of gal.
vanizing, while the durability, under
similar conditions, is considerably ex-
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Iss For Rent.

;TOR RENT-TWO OFFICE ROOMS, 4
IL second floor, No. 90 Tweliih street. Also.
one large ball, third door, which can b. nsed a.
CO., u Twelfth sircct. 'lFtylty ktl5 jat 81
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aRAy.s HARsoR.

hn1lFoad Building Absorbing The Inter
est 81 the Cittseas.
HoousAM. Feb - The Harbor country
= Vid with the expectation Of . prosper
~ season.
Railroad news absorb the whole public
t1pntion, aud railroad meetings much Of
u time.
NJ. George w. Hunt has been several
nEe on the Harbor. and IL il confidently
hlissed that the required subsidies viii be
nissd with the assurance that the trains
vi run down the Chehaiis valley to deep
uatef 1t the terminus before the close OF
l6n.
Report says that the subsidy offered by
- 0ray's Harbor Company II not less
oan half million dollars: the Hoauiam
wouidy over q quarter OF million. while
Aberdeen comes To the front With STA. 600
nd Nontessno with ample grounds for
sepots and yards and right OF way. The
1srying 10 a successful Issue these nego-
Mtons again demonstrates the courage.
NIFTY. liherality and financial wisdom Of
uess 6ray's Harhor business men. From
q Srst, this scheme has been marked by
- magnitude Of the libcrality OF The pro-
lesors. They have shown confidence In
Ne merits Of the undertaking by putting in
~ 10000 In "cool cash" in wharves.
vasehonscs, grades and buildings. The
Nom which ragged last summer at Hoquiam
80 6rays Harbor City. and only rested
Without declining for a few weeks In mid
.nier. has aroused like rested giant and
whd with is prophesies OF tho future.
understand that sifty new buildings,
N<ties several industrial enterprises are
Under contract.
Inc pleasant town Of Cosmorolis is hold
It's breath and keeping its dirt out OF
- market A few weeks ago an able corps
Engineers made careful survey down
soath side Of Chehalis. terminating al
ssash Aberdeen. There was q deep mys-
hanging over the affair. as no one
smea 10 know. or TO hs able a. find out.
suo or what was fathering the scheme or
sslns she bills. Now, however. comes a
seil-kaown railroad men. With plenty
escking AMI regulations to give conf
'oce and offer for a consideration. 90
= The outside world by rail. with South
Asrdeen as the terminus.
aese gentlemen seem 10 speak from the
M and declare tina, the road shall he
w during the coming season. II the
s'aas Is forthcoming. And IL Is fortheom.