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The state herald., 1890-01-03

Whitman q Son have q full liiie OF
hardware and tInware. 2ltf.
II you want Etin-work done, call on
whitman & Son. 2itf.
All the best grades Of hard and soft
coal vt the Farmers Lumber Yard. 2lf
The N. Z. Sunday school Of this
place will elect:odicers for the ensuing
year next Sunday at ESQ, mountain
time.
"By their voice, "says District Att
orney Gsrrigues" ye shall know them
referring tngthe3cItisens now on trial,
ss white caps.
Like sleuth hounds, the prosecution
follows thessi idefendents, only to east
reproach on their good names and
characters; said attorney Donovan In
the white cap cases on trial.
"wreaking, snarling, chattering
vensance, and not justice, Is the mot
ive and only motive Of the prosecu-
tion;" said attorney Donovan TO the
white cap jury.
There is not one'trick in.or outside
Of the law With which Bennett Is not
a. familiar ~ anyone Of you jurors Is
with the slphabet1 1said attorney Don.
ovsn 70 the jury in the white cap cas-
o..
Could you hear the midnight rumb-
llnss Of Bennett, you would hear him
mulmuring, Lew wItherbee, Lew
wltherbee, I am after you; am after
the oface you occupy; said attorney
Donoven In his opening speech to the
jury, In he:so-cailedswhite cap case.
"when.. District Attorney Garrisues
goes from our town on next Sunday
morning ihc will feeijthat he has heen
the worst imposed upon man that ever
lived; that he has been assocIating
With asd aiding In their nefarious
works, the worst; element In our CON.
munity;" said Mr. Donovan ~ the Jury
in the so-called white cap.'cases on
Tuesday:last.
"Ncl'herson:l lwasJ Jarrested through
malice aud malice alone," said attor-
nsy Donovan In his opening address
10 the so-called white cap Jury. And
10 this not truer Tho State has rested
ID case and the only mention made Of
Mr.. Mcpherson 's::name In all the evi.
demon xibnitAsd IL that:he was In II
restaurant that evening. called for
oysters, remained perhaps an hour
and then left for his room.
"where are the mon who sold the
cnps or made the masks worn by the
white Gaps, askei I attorney Donovan
In his opening address " the jury;
why has brother Garrlgues not brought
them hero; you can see gentlemen
that this is'not an open, fair and I'm.
partial trial. It's 70 satisfy the craven
spirits Of defeated politicians tina I
OsfrlGuss lends hls help TO-"
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laAallo

ith sur purpose to note the arrival and de-
psrturs sf all guests to our city, and request
those VIE have visitors 70 inform us Of the fact.
i.,cal nsws items are always thankfully received
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SCHOOL REPORT.

Report Of lIolyoke schools for the
month ending Dec. 80, 1889.
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MENACE TO LIBERTY.
} Ubiquitous Lodge Election Bill
Would Dangerously Increase
Party Power.
MONS by Senator Faulkner,
George W. Gable and Rev.
Thos. Dixon, Jr.
70 Measure an Unconstitutional One ?
-The Question Of Its wisdom
and Expediency.

,ial Correspondence Of TEE INDErENDENr.]
|AsH1NaroN, Aug. 6.-The most import
dangerous and novel bill which will be
[,nted for the consideration Of congress
lie present session is that reported from
Select committee on the election of
dent and vice president and represent
|,s in congress" which seeks. through
raj legislation, to take control Of the
lions held in the states for the repre-
atives in congress. The bill shows
Fly design which must at all times and
,r all circumstances be wrong.
Q abuses consequent upon tho enact
! of such law can hardly be measured.
arm of partisan workers throughout
state in the union would be paid, with
by drawn from the taxation of the
. people, to strengthen party organiza-
to secure witnesses whose testimony
Re the returning board (created by said
will enable it to grant certificates to
candidate representing its principles.
6sh the evidence to Justify the clerk
he house Of representatives in placing
its rolls, for the purpose of organiza-
a majority Of members politically in
I'd with him, and by these means to
etuate the power Of the dominant
in the legislative branch of the gov
ent.
Is not my purpose to discuss the con-
tionality Of this measure; it is sufficient
Y that the trainers of the constitution
contemplated the exercise of such
upon the part Of congress, unless
,elled to do SO AZ q matter of self
rvation, the states having previously
pcted or refused to appoint representa-
convention of New York, as an
Pnce of its caution, proposed the
wing amendment: That the con-
shall not make or alter any regu-
be in any state, respecting the
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF
~ real estate. In the district court OF tue first
judicial district of the state OF Montana, in and
for the county of Lewis and Clarke.
Notice 10 hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order of the district court OF the first judicial
district of the state of Montana, in and for the
county of Lewis and Clarke, made on the goth
day Of May, A. D.. 1880, in the matter OF the es-
tate Of T. NJ. Dunphy, deceased. the undersigned,
Administrative Of said estate, will sell at pnblic
auction, to the highest bidder. for cash, lawful
money Of tie United States OF America and sub
iect to confirmation by said district court. on
Wednesday, the 9th day of Augu ct, A. D., 1899
at O'Clock p. M. at the front door door Of the
court house, in the city of Helena. county of
Lewis and Clarke. state OF Montana, all the
right fitle interest and estate OF said + n. Dun
phy, at the time of his death. and all tbs right
title and interest that the said estate has by
op ration OF law or otherwise acquired other
than or in addition to that Of the sRid h. A.
Uuuphy at the time of his deata, in yQd to all
that car.ain quartz mill and water rigid osituate
lying Ard being in the cOun OF II u and
Clarke. state Of Montana, and oe2cribS ola fol
A certain quartz mill, situate rear F1aO ~.
together with the machinery and . certd9d.
right attached thereto, and land and hSidinaviaH
longing thereto. ~ 81 n
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash, T =
money of the United Btates OF AmericaS 1aoso
Ten par cent OF the purcba % money tAl04vlan
the administIstrix on the day OF sale. 81
cOufiruarIon Of sale By said district cob
Deed Al expense Of pu.chs:eE. ~ ho..
Administrators Of the estate Of Z \.
6ssed Helena. Mont. August I. lsop. p ~ A.s
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Views of q Popular Preacher.


Mr.. Lodges bill is another step in the
natural evolution of national life since Ap-
pomattox. At Appomattox the old fedora
ton of states persisted and the nation was
born. Every congress that has met since
tho ~er has put the governmental plow-
share into new soil. One by one the rights,
SO called, that once were vested in the
states, are abridged BY congress, or abso-
lutely abolished by the breath of the su-
preme court at Washington, which is, in
fact, now the only supreme court in Amer
lea. I do not personally object to all this.
like it.
It means a new nationalism in which
government will play magnificent role,
the like of which has not been seen in hu-
man history. The men who are doing
this don't know it. but it is being done
just the same. The application Of this
particular bill will be sectional, not
national, and, therefore, its results
will be evil and only evil. It will result in
bad feeling and race riots in the south,
and bloody shirtism and carnival of
ghouls in the north. It is a bitter party
measure, and will be used for partisan
purposes. It will hurt the negro most
of all. The Australian ballot system
would have been manly, statesman-like
measure and ought to be passed by congress
for the whole nation.
THOMAS DIXON, JR.
"CRowNpo1NT," DoNaAN HILLS, STATEN
ISLAND, July Is, 1880.
Copyright.
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:
ms.nor and conduct OF both federal and
eeaee (u09ee muee Pc obeetvdo ~ tnem ~,
eonally. ana 20 tne6 cx1tsoAl ear ano leRal
kn0wiedee mnss q suom1sse9 tne evdenee
upon vnlon courts snaA aomls anens 70
naSoianxa s. ,...
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broadest llustration "a the policy sought
TO be fastened upon soo ISPuDHo ~ sns
enactmens mso ~ OF snas D: :....
;. Inc oot11ls OF tnS .oueS a1au:s :4: ~
y - 0uMDI0e1, lae! wasA so: :nN4:SS
oveel ovln& !lsn snT auoas u 11mPssIeaaScs ~.
ao0t1matlana. ~ ~ = ss.4;e.as 49,. 49, -
r. tno oounnk .aI q senst;s.s; H., =.
errors must neCessaIy o0cos. upCM wh ha. 4
wllin9 ano su ~ s s C* Mug IS;aS
coulo ees An1 we ,.t t...x.;.s.4
70 Iest oeoaon eho ra,sM ~ r.
Et00aAcso - .osuAA 80 ASf@ =
me pal.y ~ -. sa.,,;.;o,,. ~. hi, ch.ncas
.,tar. or yya,sais The v;sest nrovisione fond
Itets OF tePea.s s1 ~ sts..e rennist;ro and
y ~ 49, s,.ot;,,.s 80 q eis,ms snnrern-
consIonnN r. ~. "a az ~ -
~, o1u - 4t. .s...-;s;ors aithonch n ;s :
0nm I - =. ssat th.t = tha alections held
=. ni.St n. 49, .tats tho roamhars of con-
a. a. 49, ~ ~ NM, tha ssme ballot
nacn .s ;o s"e 'e H. th;. ,as,sct = &C.,
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no. . ~ - an.;a y. ,.,s,ri,ers "a nc ~
0poss Int ~ :ts ;nsnsnce viii he feit and ia
.sss ~ ,.;ii - .r-rs.,ea ~ .nv cnnfict ~
t twa '4ha too ciassas of ofI;cers or the
49, ~" and f.dersi a. ~ aiact;ons n the
ssa.e suo r. d..e.; =. 81. ,,nrei. .+sts
sUS1 onnt ac e oovs,por dovn 70
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ofca,. e. - .a.n;red nnJsr ~. ,,r@
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vas.ons ~ I'M ON, al nailG =. .n ,von1 tha a
t t ~ ~ 10y nnS,t =. ~ VI
~ Is. nag,, ~ hoarI Th;s wnrid aro
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ap.e e ~ ~ ,ots- and ~, -. W. .1e
.n u p04 4s ~ a XII q ~ ~ ~. w
ale .na ~ inns ~. - - r.. 'a1 tIa
Pose OF secure 'ne pav h VI w. u.s.. s.ece.ve
ILancn.se. snI u aba, haso ~ as a
wno cas's nus t Da. aca sn as ve the s nid
coo, nos h o ~ o - was W VIC s I.a
- ING = way ou' 90 oA'en 90 ne uesiies
70 Rut u n. o...,, 49, ..,.a
9 tha t =; na ~, ;ts Ian
lsselopnenS =, ats;"i ;n4a g. 40 tth -.
austIaal ane ~. a ,as .nse.es's, snro4& &
me en1ass OF aeI i tS sTns anu me =;
a t insp'asI ~ sne Mo ~ u cap.at t; ~
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Mr.. Cable Favors tho Measure.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, July 16.-I favor
Mr.. Lodges federal election bill. It will be
a force bill'' in the south only to electoral
systems confessedly designed and operated
to outwit the weakest and most defenseless
GLASSES of lawful voters, the destitute thous-
ands who can least afford to lose the protec-
ton of the the ballot.
The nation has waited for some sign Of
the reform of these things for fourteen
years in vain. These systems have year by
year fortified themselves stronger and
stronger in state constitutions and statutes,
and SO far from passing away, are receiving
more to-day xhan ever before the open ap-
proval and support of the party now in
power throughout the southern states.
l do not belong to the party supporting
this bill, but find no reasonable ground to
suppose that that party will commit such a
self-ruinous blunder as to allow this meas
ure to be SO used as to bring back the
abuses of the reconstruction era. There
are Thousand of southern white men who,
though 10th to commend the measure, are
nevertheless willing to see it tried, and
would be glad of its success. hope the
bill will pass. g. w. CABLE.
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WANTED-1OO MEN FOR IDAHO, 81. so PER
~ day; 4 ranchmen. 80 per month: 3 men
for bricklayers. $40 per month; one good man
cook. Apply at Northern Pacific Employment
Office Helena avenue.
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MERCHANT TAIL ORS.
NUMBER 1874.
S. MAIN STREET

Aargean Domssi
dealers il {iTs and japanese r;s Fine Gle
s. WING LEE & 60.
lite nernatio Hesna Aontan
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Notice,

ua Notice.
A public examination for teachers certif-
Gates will be held at the Office of the county
superintendent of public schools, Lewis
and Clarke county, on August Is, 1880, COM
mencing at 8 .. m. sharp and closing at 4
p. m, Candidates will provide themselves
with pens, ink and legal cap paper.
c.. L. TURNKEY.
Superintendent County Schools,
Lewis and Clarke County.
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WANTED-A HOUsEKEEPER TO GO OUT
w of town; cd cook in private family in
town; good wages paid. Capital Employment
Office, 212 Lawrence st.
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WANTED-GOOD CANvASSERS FOR THE
" lnstallment business. K. 3. Erwin 4 Co
No. lis North Rodney street, Helena Mont.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A GOOD MORTAR MAKER
W Call or address Ed. Olson, care of Swend
Carlson, SO South Main street.
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WANTED-CHANDLER Il HEATH WANT
" man for city, 80 and beard: miner, $3 So
10 men for Idaho, $z.50 day; dishwasher, $50
men, good job.
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WANTED-TUNNELME FOR COLORADO;
W work will last two years; $3.50 and 80 per
day. Apply to M. H. Keefe, Helena, Mont :,
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
T. nished rooms IS to $l2 per month, at SIG
Eighth avenue,
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WANTRD-8 ACTIVE YOUNG MEN TO RUN
W as news agents on the N. p. railroad. Ap.
ply ut News Office, N, p. depot
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WANTED-THREE SMARTYOUNG MEN TO
W run as news agents to run on Northern Pa
ciic. Apply at news office at Northern Pacific
denot.
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II 20. buy house that viii rent for Is per
cant ON the money invested. Call ct the
premises, log Alta street, one block east Of
6oback, and ono block south Of Broadway,
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FOR RENT-ROOMs FURNISHED.
TOR RENT-NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
single or en- suite cheap, 212 North Rodney
street.
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WANTED SALESMAN-AN ENERGETIC
W man to push our manufactures on this
ground. One of our agents earned $500 in 80
Address p. @. Box 1871, New York.
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DO You Want . Home .

DO 10u WANT Home?
If so, buy . anew and substantial five-room
house built for the owner. Easy terms.
Call at tho premises, 1O6 Alta street, one
block east Of Hobsck, and one block south
Of Broadway.
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WANTED-THREE MEN AS FOREMEN ON
w pillow and ecraper work. References re-
CURED. Apply by letter 10 w. A. Logue, Sunset,
Deer Lodge county, Mont.
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WANTED-ONE FOUR-HORSE TEAMSTER
w Northern Pacific Employment agency
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Do Yes want . snap:

Secondhand and new furniture ON install-
msntA b. O. Lenoir, NoFthsen Pacific depot.
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY
who is fond Of and understands the care
can sew: salary no object. Address G. ]. f., $50
South Main st., Helena, Mont
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Tho Tyrolese Rand.
These superb musicians will give con
cert at The ATLAS every evening, beginning
ats. CHAs. TE1cHEnT, Prop.
The great microbe killer-the wonder of
she a4e-At MAX Behrens' drug store.
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WANTED -CHANDLER 4 HEATH WANT
w waiter girl, $50; laundry girl, $50; Woman
cook $40.
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HELP WANTED-FENA1

HELP WANTED-EEMALE.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
" work ont of town. $50 per month; five girls
tor city. Capital Employment office.
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"Hunyady Matyas" (Bitter) Water.
Contains more sulphate magnesia (ep-
sam salts) and less suIphate coda 1cianher
or horse salts) than Hunyady Janus water.
Recommended by the medical profession.
Price 25c per quart bottle.
II. n. PARCHxN d Co.
A0anka
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SITUATION WANTED-BY TWO GOOD
y girls to do second work or wait on the table.
CAPITAL Employ ment office, 212 Lawrence street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
~ in some Office. Can use typewriter and is q
good worker. Capital Employment Office. H2
Lawrence street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERT
y enoed blacksmith. Address J. Moslmer. 6s5
Helena avenue, Helena
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WANTED-EXPERIENC STATE, SPE-
" ciI and local agents to represent the Ma
GonAl Home Building d Loan Association. Our
agents are making money. Address with refer
ence. naming this paper. L N. Clarke. Secretary
BLOOMINGTON. Ill
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RASPECTABLE
~ and competent lady as nursery governess in
city OF country. SALARY not SO much an object Is
good home. Address A. j., this office.
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TOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS, RENT
80 month. 212 Lawrence st.
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FOR SALE-FIVE THOUSAND HEAD OF
sheep. Enquire Of Thos- Golf, this city.

FOR SALE. CONFECTIONERY AND
ETC., with tools and material for the manufacture
Of candies located on Central ave-. in the city OF
Great Falls, Montana; price 81 900 cash. Address
WA11s L Rassatt
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SITUA1TON WANTED-AS BARTENDER.
- Address Reliable, care Independent.
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FOR SALE OR kENT-ALLEN'B HOTEL
- Thompson Falls, Mont. This is well es
tablished hotel. doing good business, has been
under the SAND management for the Last six
years; contains 40 we'll furnished rooms. Can
give possession at any time Apply to ]. A.
Allen, Thompson Falls, Mont.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD MEAT
y and pastry cook. Address G. M, this Office.
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NOR SALE-CHEAP, A FIRST-CLASS 20
= horse upright steel boiler. Apply 1t this
Office.
4 GOOD CRANDALL TYPEWRTTER. TERMS
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EOR 6ALE-CI6AR AND FRUIT STORE, DO
- Ing . good business: eood reasons for ell.
ing. Address r.. this office.
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FOR SALE-SHEEP RANCH FOR SALE OR
+ exchanges; $50 acres located miles from
PhilbroOk, Fergus county, Montana; good hay
land, with thousands Of outside range; springs
run 70 inches Of water; shed S0x1s6: good log
house and corrals: is fenced partly; viii take
q, 500 cash or equivalent in other property. Adj
dress T.. caro- Indepeudant ofica
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED-BY LADY AS
housekeeper. Has experience and can fur
small town preferred. Address No. 20. Raleigh
street. Helena, Mont
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4 vacant lot Call at the premises, 1O6 Alta
street. one block east of hoback and one block
south of Broadway, and make An offer
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FOR sALE-HAY RANCH-ON- OF THE
= best hay ranches in the Prickly Pear valley.
%iie: north Of the city containing lao acres: nm
barn and water right; which produces from l50 to
40 tons OF hay per year, is offered for $50 per
acre. Address r. 4. w., independent office.
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ron SALE

TOR SALE -STEINWAY PIANO. SQUARE.
= splendid condition. $50 cash. Address r
J.. box 67S.
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FOX HALE-WISHING 10 GO OUT OF
business, offer for 8 le the furniture and
lease OF my room house known - the Goehen
house. consisting OF IL rooms and bath room.
Everything in good condition and doing . good
paying business. Corner Fifth and Rodney
street. Mrs. G. 8. Rocken6eld, proprietor.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF THE RELA
tives Of James C. Smith, recently deceased.
supposed to have step brother living in Mon
tana. Any information to the above item please
forward to the Seattle Longshoremen and Rig
gers Union, Seattle. Washington.
BOARD BY THE DAY OR, WEEK, NO. as
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Condolences In the Governor's Office.


About our present chief executive,
Governor John Peter Richardson, there
are several condolences which are not
only interesting, but singular.
His father, who was also named John
Peter Richardson, was Governor ofSouth
Carolina from 1910 to 1S42. This is the
only instance, ] believe, in the history of
our State where two Governors have
borne exactly the same name. The Gov
ernor who preceded the frat John Peter
Richardson was B. z. Henegan, who
was not elected to that Office, but vas
only filling out an unexpired term; the
Governor who preceded the second John
Peter Richardson was John @. Sheppard,
who, like Henegan was not elected to
the Office, but was also filling out an un-
expired term. The Lieutenant Governor
under the frat John Peter Richardson
was an up.countryman, Col. W. K. Glow.
ney, of Union, whose Grst name was
William. The Lieutenant Governor
under the second John Peter Richardson,
is an up. .countryman, DR.. W. l.. Mauldin,
of Greenville, whose first name is also
William.
We see, then, that South Carolina
numbers among her chief executives, two
men, father and son, whose names are
exactly the same; the Governors who
preceded both of them were not elected
to that Office, but were only filling un-
expired terms; the Lieutenant Cover
nors under both came from the up
country, and the first name of both the
Lieutenant. Governors WAS and is Viii.
liam. Probably vie will not meet with
80 many condolences about the Governor
of any other Southern State. Do not
condolences 60 to prove the truth of the
proverb, "History repeats itself?"-
Wateree Messenger.
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be proftably produced in the South were

be proftably produced in the South were
it not for the dogs. Owing to its diver.
sity of climate and herbage all grades,
from the finest Merino to the coarse Aus
tralian wool, could be raised in the
States south of the Potomac and Ohio
rivers, and this upon areas of immenae
extent that are at present utterly useless.
Great aocks of sheep would give employ
ment to numerous herders, besides sup.
plying the wool for many industries,
which in turn sould require thousands
of busy workers. All these advantages
and opportunities are thrown away
because ofthe dogs.
We commend this subject to the seri-
GUS consideration of the Farmers Ali.
ance. It's members are more directly
interested in it than any other one class
of citizens, and have it in their power to
secure whatever legislation is needed to
encourage aud protect sheep husbandry.
Every dog has. his day." says an old
iproverb. We'respac.fully submit that
Southern dogs have had many more
days than belong to thom. and it is high
time that, sheep had their inning.