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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-21
pirectors' Meeting.

ENHE regular quarterly meeting of the Di-
rectors of the Jefferson County Mutual
FITe insurance Company will be held at the
oInee Oh Washington q Alexander, in Charles
Io%n. W Va, on TUESDAY JAEuARY 81,
1ogO, at II A. NJ. R. A. ALEXANDER
january IA. 1890. Srcrnfarr-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-21
GEO. T. LIGHT
Life and Death
OF
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

TIME first and only one in the field. It's n
complete history of the life and death of
Mr. Davis. containing 256 pages. aud is hand
somely Illustrated and contains the funeral
services, comments of the press, etc. etc. It
WI, YIN nave a big sale so per cent. discount to
cloth bound, 800. Mailed to any address on
receipt of price. If you want to Be an agent
send % cents for Prospectus Book and circu-
lars and go to work at once You can sell 25O
copies in your own town address. j. 8
OGLLVIB, Publisher, 81 Rose Street, New York
January 4 1S9O-4t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-21

No Carries Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping
Car through from Memphis to New York via
HagcrstoTn and Harrisburg.
No. . makes through connection via Shenan4
tloah Junction and B. IL o. r. r. for WhsiI-
ington and Baltimore. and at IIagerstown with
Western Maryland Railroad for Baltimore, and
CIV. Railroad for Harrisburg and Philadelphia;
also carries Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Caf
from New Orleans to Philadelphia via HagerB:
town and Harrisburg without change.
o. HOWARD ROVER,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent,
DAVID w. FL1CKWIR.
Gen. SUPERINTENDENT, Roanoke Td
CIIAS. NJ. FUTTERER.
Pass. Agent. Hagerstown, Md.
December 10. 1889.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-21
FERTILIZERS.

WTE have converted our Fuukstown Mill,
first-class Bone Min ard Fertilizinas InanufIc-
turing establishment. By grinding with water
power we can beat the State for economical
work. Our power is ample, and we are pro-
ducing Bone Meal that contains double the
Flour of Bone produced by any other mill in
the county. In Offering to the FARMER our
goods we guarantee them as represented in
every respect.
Prices. per Ton
Pure Bufdlo Bone Meal, S3S. 90
Pure Domestic % I" 5000
Pure DISSOLVED . {" $500
Orr -1neDeORtdted Bone Pho8-
phate, the bulk Of 1ghicb Is
DISSOLVED Bone, $500
ON Excelsior Phosphate, $500
The highest grade Of South
Carolina DISSOLVED Bone, $500
Farmers can rely upon any of these goods
being as represented. If they should be found
adnltoratcd we will forfeit the goods.
The above prices are as low as honest goods
can be sold. Beware of goods offered at lower
prices.
We buy in 100 ton lots for cash. and have the
lowest freight ratcs, and will give the farmers
these goods Mt a small margin. Our mill is al
ways open to your inspection. Give us a call
before you buy. We viii show you just what
j. w. sToNEBRAKER 81 co.
Address j. E. STONEBRAKER,
Aug II. 1850. Hagcrstown, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-21
UNDERTAKING..

I am prepared to give my special attention to
the business of Undertaking.
Being practical mechanic and determined
to give satisfaction, respectfully solicit share
of public patronage.
May 10, 1877. LEWIS STARRY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-21
SOUTHWARK.

Additional mixed trains Southwark pass
Charlestown at S.25 A. NJ. and so P. NJ. ar
irving at Harrisonburg so and II 90 P. NJ.
On Sunday mixed train leaves CharIestown
Southwark at sol A. NJ, arriving at Harrison
hur,r . IL p NJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-21
turnpike Meeting.

TNHE Annual Election for Directors of the
Il Kabletown and BIoomery Turnpike Com
pany will be held Mt the Courthouse in
Charlestown, on FRIDAY. JANUARY 24TH 1890,
at IL o'clock, a. VI. JOHN A. CHEW
January 2. 1859 secretarH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-21
RAILROAD TIME TABLEs.
Shenandoah VaIIeV 80
SOUTHWARK.
DAILY.

5. F. ItLER, Receiver.
Time Table in effect Nov. a4th, isse.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-21
FOUNDRY
AND
Machine Shops.

Situated on Bcrryville Turnpike within the
Corporate Limits of Charlestowu.
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Western MaFyIand r. r.

5chedulc taking effect Nov. 25, 1859.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
4 snar, Horse.

According to the Tucson Star, Geo. J Roskrudge has horse which has lived long enough to acquire a whole lot of "horse sense." The horse Is named "old Tommy" and on account oi his sge has been given the freedom of the place, and he goes sll about the premis es, even into the chicken yard, and often helps himself to the feed given to the chickens. The other day 'fOld Tommy happened to be among the hens and ducks when one of the children threw over to the poultry dry and hard loaf Of rye bread. The chickens pecked at it but without effect. "Old Tommy" stood watching their maneuyers for awhile, and in- teutiy looking at the loaf of bread. Finally be walked up to it, and taking it up between his lips, walked through the gate into the barn yard. and di- recting his steps towards the watering trough, dropped the same into it and stood by until Il was softened by the water when he ate 1t up. "0id Tom my" walked back into the chicken yard, looked and pointed his ears towards the kitchen and neighed for another loaf; it was given him, and going back to the watering trough, soaked that awhile and then ate 1t up. This is what George Roskrudge called "horse sense," and is willing 10 verify tine above before any notary public.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Sheliii's Sale fIn Foreclosure.

INTHE DISTRICT CriURT OF I HE TRIED
 ! Juoaosai Dlsar ct af the Territory sf Ari- zena, in aad for be County of Ysyap2i.
 Dayid [ " and Levi woilenburs, plaintiffs ivs. Jan R. MofFstt aud Lenore MeiIett,4e- feadants. Nc. l759.
 and decree of ioreeio ure issued out of the district court Of the third Judicial strict, of be Terrftsfy of Ariz snis. iG and for tae c0hD- " ot yAy&pai, on th 2sih day of July, is9o, in fhe above entitled action, wherein fhe
 hove Lam. d plsintsii's David Levy and L-vl " aleDburg. vbtalnee iadgme ard decree cf foreclosure az inst tae above named de fendants. jefnes E No.Eett sRa Lenore Mott ieti, on tt- | day Q Gne. ie9o. for the sum Of nne th uss ard foTty-eight and 25-ioo fSi, ,ess 25i dolials, together with inteses and SecIuing C st and which said ement and recrec ~as o tb said | h day oi Jan is9l duly corded in judgment book ,, at psg JOS 60 60l. of said i stri.. court, l an com m nded ,o sell all that ers in lot, eee and marcel of Isnd- Ii uste, lyang an being in he ccupty of Yavapa and Territory of Ariz, s, and bounded and described sS oliows, 10 wit: he southeast cusr' CT of the 0uihwest quar- ter ofse ton li9). and tbe lot numb - on ti), the northeast ar CT Of ih rortAw st quarter aaa the TtAv e~t Quarser of The DOT hsas qG rieV secti n thirty 70. all in township eighteen tl-). north of ,a1g ge five f55 west of tsiia and $ l ivur m -rifi 1s, cs.n- tainirg one hundred and dfty eight and T5 lep Ci5s,1 1s I0oj aci es, ii lands be ng d iyiag on Walnut IreeS. in sSid ( ns and terri'ofy and knoxa ss ih Bsbm rsTcb, knd being the same lands conv' yea ta deisnda Is by ssry Be n, the Scaoie. and her hus- hand, Charles Bshal, b deed dated ?, b aary g. kS', together vi h II and einEut~r. fhe tensmenis, be editsments and spnurtensnees tbersu to belonging, CT any wise apper- tsining
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
A Sraye Resue.

The Vallejo California. Times Of 8 re cent date says: "0n Tuesday after noon, A. Redeuiil, who is here from Phenix. Arizona. on visit to his family, was down on the Nonadnock wharf, where his sons and other boys were fishing. Mir. Redeuill was seated in the shade reading when he Was startled by cry Of alarm. Hurrying to the edge of tn, wharf he was inform ea ny the boys that one Of their eom- papions-Joe, the ten-year-old son of s. E. Wilson, chef clerk in the con- strrction department, Mare Island, had fallen into the bay. Mir. R. looked into the water and saw that the strong tide made swimming hazardous even for strong man like himself, but be plnnged in without even taking time to throw of his coat. With some diff culty he succeeded in reaching the nearly drowned boy and rescued him from a watery grave" Mr. Wilson and family were formerly of Prescott, the former being brother of J. ". Wi,s6n, the clothing man.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
SUMMONS.

rxTux DssTR CT COURT OF THE THIRD \ Jndicisl District, l'errl csy ot ass<cns ase.1s Jonnty of Yavap4i. AD's.e Faulkner, pta..ssn. p-.. "a Geo. X. FauikD~f, defendant onnau'"Ns sy .sss, sso t,,o.hf in in. District Court Of the third judicial dist [, iit ana iof tue S"".'s oi YsS4pai, Territory oli Arizons.
 inc Territory of Arsz DDA sends greet "S " George A. Faulkner.
 You are rhby saEnnloned aud tequsteu =. - appear in xn action bFtuehr agasnst .e oy the above nsIned piaintin in 'hs lstiiFs ."uss sf inc ihiri iadisla lai diifTlct. in and Tor tne county of YssApAi, in tie T.. .iritoyy oI ATE 'ns and answer the rclapl d G flied wits the clerk ,f fbia senrf. at Prssf ct, in said sounty. N rDs,y Of sbleh cos plains acc m snies talh .rInfuonkl within ten days texesa<ive or th'. dsy eervie after the service upon you rels sssglmoas. if ser ve,i in this county oui " sery, d osss of the eJuntf and within this dls-- tr ct, fbet tsenty yHi ID ah othe' ssess ihi-ty days t.s, ...
 You are her oy no'ihed lhst II sou lAas .o sppfaE and snswer shs com npiasnt as a-oNo Ie- sniree the plaintiff will take jadg gmen ss-aiu [ y,,u by default and costs and ais- s,,rsetasuts in ihis behalf expended.
 fsiyeu under my nsnc and the seal or ssis' eoar. fkis f5 h day ol July 4. ID. lsfo
 Se,., f-s.i J. N. WAT <, Cierk.
 RtgBFRr BR IVY, st,,Fney for Plaintiff.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
A Boys composision.

When the average small boy "rakes pen in hand to put his erode ideas on paper, he generally 1oes it with a good deal of yigor and regardless of all es- abolished rules of rhetoric Ths follow ing is school boys Friday afternoon composition: "A school ma'am is a verb; because she denotes action when you threw paper wad at the girls. Switch is conjunction, and is used to connect the verb school ma'am to the noun hoy. This is a compound sen- tence, of which boy is the subject, and switch is the object. First person, plural number, bad case A school ma am is different from boy; boy wears pants and school ma'am wears her hair all banged on the forehead. She puts paint On her face and some big fellows come and take her home. Ma says q school ma'am never gets Co be over eighteen until she gets married. It takes two school ma'ams day to cook dinner. -Nogsles Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06

The Si yer Klng mining camp was greatly shocked early yesterday morn ing by the news oi the unexpected de- mise of Mrs. Albert ". Hoffstutt.er,
 who, although having been in the
 camp but a short time, was fast making
 friends by her pleasant ways, and her
 sudden death cast gloom over the
 title community. The men pf the
 camp responded most heartily and lib-
 erally 10 the call on their sympathy
 and fellow feeling for q c0mrade, made
 necessary by the audiences of the be- reavement Deceased loaves husband
 and two small children and brother and sister 10 mourn her loss The funeral took place to-day at 10 80 o'clock from the residence Of Chas. R. Wallace, Rev. C. L. Pearson conducting the services.
 R. C. Brown, one Of the proprietors ol the Florence Enterprise, and one of the pioneer journalists of the territory, is visiting Prescott in ihe interest of his paper He stopped en route at Mayors station and inspected the-e eny X quarry, the mines of the Blackberry 1 mining company and other mines in that section. He will also visit Jerome, the Congre mine and several other mining camps in this section Being d very close observer he will return home converssnt and familiar with our mining resources.
 We gre satisfied now that the JoUR- informant was mistaken in stating that T. Otto took deliberate aim at the occupants of the buggy, on Monday evening Mr. otto's ssser- tion that he fired to attract the stten- ion of the occupants of the buggy merely, Is corroborated by our inform mt, who stated that he heard him cali twice before the shot was bred.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Mining Intelligence.

The Phenix Herald says ''CaptAi n D E. Heating and H. II. Wharton re- turned last evening from the formers camp in Humbug gulch. The captain has about thirty men sea ching for tue golden particles thas through all ages have aroused mans supreme en- deavor. Along the Humhug creek are three prosperous camps and hundred or more men secure favorable returns in their hunt after the yellow metal. Incidentally, Captain Keating is about to let a contract for new ditch from one to two miles loug, requiring $500 yards of cement-drt and gravel work. He was busy at the Mills house to-day, m meeting bid,iers and explaining the nature of the work to Do dene."
 We look for the Congress to double i,s milling capacity soon. The mine Is 80 well opened up and the ore bodies 80 large that it would not require very large force to keep double the pres ent number of stamps in operation.
 Another lot of high grade concen- trases arrived at the sampling works last night from the Crowned King mine.
 D. Nj. Martin continues to ship ore from his Copper Basin mine.
 
 Frank Kuhne is a constant patron of the sampling works in the shipment oi ore from his Lynx creek mines.
 The New York Press of July s3d con- tains the follosing item. The proper ty referred to as being sold by Mir. stoi- dard being his interest in the Gro Bella mine: "l recently quoted Isaac T. Stoddsld ss firm believer in the fu- ture prosperity and greatness and waalth of Arizona, where he has been engaged in mining for some years. ! spprehend that he holds his beliefs irmer fha ever now, Tor hear that he has since sold his controlling inter- est in a gold mine there at figure that netted him something handsome up in the thousands. Mr. Stoddard is we'll known among public men aud had ex. sdyan,sges for operating in Arizona because oi bis acquaintance with the public officials there He was in the insurance business in Hartford for a number of years and has large circle of aoquaintaces there and here sho are rejoicing it his good iortune'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Board Of supervisors.
WpnSFsDAy JnIy

WEDNESDAY. July SO. Board met at 10 o'clock. Present, A. A. Moore Chairman pro tenn and Morris Goldwater. supervisors, and the clerk.
 The following road overseers' reports were read, accepted and bills were su- dited and allowed as stated:
 E.P Clark, district No. Is, sl0o i; ]. J. Williams, district No. l2, s6.75; John Lswler, district No. 23, sl00 Supervisor Moore having examined and reported favor ably on the road in district No. 9, the claim of George op- dyke, as oyerseer, was allowed for SIP 13.
 Claim of Antonio 0lgiati. for inter n,cter's fees was audited for s7 90. isoard adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
ao ems 70 Let.

NTALDo HOUSE - NICE, c0MFORTA-
 w bly furnished rooms to let reasonably by the day. week. or month. ilt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Republican County cenua, Com
 Ffstttee.


 A meeting of the county republican central committee was held last even. ing, at the office of D. F. Mitchell and ]. NJ W. Moore. The following ofi. cers and members were present;
 ". c. Bashford. chAirm an; n. NJ. Martin, secretary; Joseph Dougherty, treasurer; T. J Eaman by E. Nj. San. ford, proxy; Ralph Cameron; 0. II Schultz by W. O. 0'Neill. proxy; J. B Thomas by W. o. o'Neill, proxy; Mur- ray McInernay; Geo. E. Brown by ". c. Bashford, proxy.
 The executive committee filled va cancies on the committee by the sp- pointment oi J. NJ. ". Moore vice Geo. H. Tinker. deceased; F. M Mar phy vice A. E. Foote; N. c. Shekels vice J. W. Wentworth.
 eA motion, by ". O. oNeill, that the committee appoint delegates to the terri toriai convention, was carried.
 Prescott-F. M. Murphy, ". O. Bashford, J. Nj W. Moore, ". 0. o'Nein, E. W. Wells, w. A. Freeze.
 Flagstaf-D. M. Riordan, Ralph Cameron, c. A. Bray, James A. Vail. Wilhsms-John Davis.
 Uongress-Dr e. w. Vickers.
 Walnut Grove-Abner Wade.
 Peoples yalley--Geo. K Parker.
 Agua Fria-Geo. E. Brown.
 Williamson yslley-Joseph s. Cook. Alexandra-E. L. Goblin.
 Crowned King-N. c Shekeis.
 Boggs and Big Brg-J. J. Williams. Senator and Hassayampa-J- Nj. Whittier.
 Lynx Green and walker-Joe l. Roberts.
 Jerome and Upper yerde-John gir- waegen.
 Lower Eerde-W. 5. Head
 Bayard and Tip Top-o. A. Ensign. Walnut Creek-W. A. Denny.
 On motion, rep -esentation for the county convention, to be held at q future date, was fixed at one delegate for every twenty-five votes CT fraction theTsoi cast at the last election, for the republican delegate to Congress.
 On motion, the executive committee WAS authorized te apportion to the new precincts which may be formed by the board of supervisors, on the basis of one to each precinct.
 F. NJ. Murphy was added to the ex- ecutive committee.
 The date of holding the county con- yention and the primaries to elect dele gates thereto was deferred.
 On motion, it was ordered that nc person shall be allowed to vote proxy in ,he county convention except he be bona fide resident of the precinct which he claims to represent, and no person shall cast more than four votes. Adjourned subject to the call of the ,.isaiFinau
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
E,,ta Fine Pla,,ng ca,as.

Send ten l0) cents in stamps or coin to John Sebastian. Gen1 Tk't and Pass. Ag't Chicago, Rock Island < Pacific Ky. Chicago, H., fer pack of the latest. smoothes,, siickest playing cards that ever gladdened the eyes CT rippled along the fingers Of the devotee to Seven-Up, Casino, Dutch. Euehre. Whist, or any other ancient or modern gsme-and get your moneys worth several times over.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
sRsRlfF's SALE.

ySrH JUSTICES COURT OF PRESCOTT I prscis ct. fn tBe ceuiiiY of fsysp-is isff.. s,,ss,,y of Arizona, H. W. Fleury. lastiee of ' h - reare George Hassarty, D laintin sS Ssssst Tin, H sgixins. def nds.nt. Order oL sA z.
 fIp.t.,f and nT virtue Of an or ter or tAlc ana Svrit a, -x .cGt4On fsxreu out or tne yustieS's eap rt Of Prescott pfecislct. Tn the couniS oI Yavnxsf Territory O Afizauas % the Ssth iav s1t Iaiy l-so. In shsi a0eve entitled ciion wherein George Ha, ssty. tn sooye nstsl ea u aIntfH obsa ained Judgment aga nss Aln. . Eewkins The defenasnt. ca the sih day oi Ianuxry lsss, for he fum of fofts live aoi- iars a. D snciT al sea sisgen and -o- 100 6oI sar. ensts and acerufne costs, ~tth sae legal yss<. .f interest on the ss,d frff etpa from the slsse Of the said 1dRmHrt al Der cent per anDafn asd accrutns Cnsts, nave levied mon the fatiopsnx descrshed p-oper .towft: Afl tl4e risit. q Ee and interest Of the Id .tefendsnf Tim Hsgk ns sf. m and to fhsf sarfasT mining claim aT miner lode called, uHgoed ani kns wn as the Rosa Lee mln ng claim Ioc 1ted bg r. "'3thy Hawk s ou tne Ieth ,isy of AaRass 1sss. and the notice Of lo- cation shereof fs Iecaitsieu Tn book zp ni"es. at pages lBS and i5t rec5fds 0l 1ay&psA coan. " Arizona IsrrIt9F sis T sttaat~ ID - mining stissrlc- la be county of Ysvap t, 1serrff rT stf ArfxorS aad for a HaOre fall aaG ienpste description of which fH.ning elatnn reference is hereby hs- to the receras ol ttss' said county of favapat. tH the office or ibs' nfv r,cpY.3t.r of sx i'd oounty togeI her with alt and singular ahe tenesnentss hertdita
 aentS and aprurtenaaeS% theTea utO beiont- ing or in soy wise sr ? raj olpg-
 aa h n4 r.Fa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Monday. the 25th par of August 30

At g o'clock m,. af that day. in front q the nor do oi the Court Hoese,in th ItY of PFeseo.t. County el fsvaP Il. and Terri ofy of Arizona, will sell | the riget. tisie and interest af ih.. said defrad iBt, Ina Hawkins. in and 10 the ssoxe described propery as public auction. for cash 'n United States urrency. tc the hiehest ARd best hiddes, or s., rntssh ai ihe sid property as msy be necessary 10 satisfy n execution and all ecsss
 Dated at pr.eco [, Al. z8na. Jaly 25. ls90.
 WM. .. DWELL.
 Sherin ni Yaranai Ccnntx Arlzoas
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
terter List.

The following is list of letters re- mainingin the post-ofiice at Prescott, Arizona. uncalled for July 3I, 1890. Rrowpen. W NJ Lane, J l. Kirk. FC Murrey, Robt Black, $ Az Murphy, Lewis Baker. J B Meehsn, F Brown, Mfs Abbie MacGrady, 4 Rre,oh. Daniel Macombe, r H Cadien. " c Riley, Jas Compton, W c Roberts, Mrs w l. Edwards. 4 Ruel, W G-2 Penney, Mrs scott, E J Gardner, f l. Spear, Jno Hampson, T c Stout, Heiser. c W Soopel, F Hernev. Chas Schmidt, August Hi,chman. 4 smith, C l. Johnson, g Il Sinney, Hester Kastsr. L E Thomasen, Frank Jesors. Dugan Iorpey, I.orrance. c Williams, Mrs Nj
 White, ] F
 Please call for Advertised letters. "
 J. W. ARCHIBALD, T. M.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06

P'anos on Inst staiiments.
 Pianos sold on easy installmeni First ,lass, fine toned instrument E Nj Gn'dwa.er. Prescott. Aris. tf
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-06-19
THE FULL SIZE.

The Labor Advocate says that it
should not have taken a day in COLI
gress to have put silver on an even
footing with gold in paying debts.
They are right and it would not have
done so if the congressman had not
been owned by the monopolists. They
likewise say that it should not have
taken day to pass a bill to lift the
mortgage from western farms by let
ting them have money at one per
cent. as they do bankers; well that
would not do, it would show that they
were in favor of helping in a just
cause, thing they rarely do. Hun
dreds of millions are lying in the
treasury vaults drawing no interest,
but they would rather lose it all than
do anything to help farmers. The
people can see the way the wind
blows by looking at the clouds of
discomfort that are surging over the
pillows of wrath caused by positive,
pointed and unreasonable neglect in
all matters pertaining to the welfare
of the great laboring and producing
classes, they have been almost crushed
by loads of degrading oppression and
know that it is fully time for them to
arouse from their negligent slumber
and put on the full armor required
to guard against positive oppression
concealed under a garb of friendship.
They have discovered that these
many long years others have been
given the oysters and they have only
had shells. They have likewise dis
covered that by recent combinations
and organizing for self support they
have lifted themselves to the top
round of the ladder where they can
plainly see the cause of their terrible
condition in which so many thous-
ands of their homes are taken from
them without thing being done ex-
cept talk to help them out of the
worse than slough of despond, into
which they have been driven by I'M
pardonable neglect and the die is
cast; they have concluded to drop
party and work for themselves.-Co-
operator