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= ene RNR4 atsleed H. tsaas
fta saftsi eeteFg t.arl3s, eg "a sass -
failure fesagl et pare lssSe pface. Ga
this safe l2sn E1u caa buy from o0r
44teIgsSto aT0gHasi hottie al ta-
Anls' Aee Discovery toFe '90nhsNt
Il > guaranteed - fr.Lg fstset - every
case, when usa4 teg suy ~ eetsoa -
In3oal. kunss ~ Chest. saeA a. ton-
sli2aF ga, isll48Gelat 81 3 ass, hsoa-
flii-s, ASTHMA, NhaQpng tuagn,
trtas etc.. ete. h ) plfassaG a4d
sgTeeat.e - taste, pegteSty sac, aul
can elWays be depended upea. Inal
bottles IS cents. Al Peck Brothers drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

bition gratined and pride hnInbled. Few
men have been 50 great or strong IS To
b safe from tho assaults OF rivals or tho
changes Of pubic opinion. There are
examples Ii onr history OF popularity
which never waned. and which was
strong and steady enough 70 give its
happy po<rsessors life leases OF congres-
1cnai SEATS
But such instances ara rare, and every
other March brings 70 our view in the
house and senate u large number OF men
long familiar TO the public eve standing
gripsnck in hand. railroad tickets in their
pockets, ready 70 return 20 their homes
and private life. Never before was there
such large number Of retiring members
OF the horse-i75. or more than one-half
Il the total number OF representatives,
dropping out at the end Of this congress.
In tho senate there are many 10 go, but
not SO many as on other similar occa-
aonA Twelve senator's retire March 4.
They are Blair of New Hampshire. Evarts
Of New York. Hampton of South Caro-
hna, Brown OK Georgia, Eustis Of Loui-
sianA, Payne of Ohio, Farwell Of Illi-
rois, Spooner OF Wisconsin, Moody OF
South Dakota. Pierce OF North Dakota,
Mcconnell OF Idaho, and Ingalls, OF Kan
AS.
A greater number Of senator's have left
the chamber In single day In the past,
but 10 Is said that ths ancient and honor
able body never lost so many Of It's prom
inent and able members at one fell
ywoop In one group we see four ia
mons old nen-payne, Hampton. Evarts,
Brown. Their combined age is 297
yearI Mr.. Payne at 81 is q lively old
gentleman. twas nearly sixty years ago
that he began the practice Of law. He
Is one of tho few men that have sat six
years in congress without making q
speech. But if Mr. Payne has not
shone as a debater ne has been good
listener
No senator has been in more constant
attendance than he, and while IN the
chamber be likes nothing better than to
BIT in his chair an intent and alert OBJ
server OF the proceedings. In Wade
Hampton and William Maxwell Evarts
the public service loses two Of its great
est and most interesting figures. Each
Is 70 years old, and Ir. Evarts viii in a
few days celebrate the fftieth anniver-
sary OF MS admission 10 the bar. What
a distinguished career is now to be
brought to Close! Half n century,
nearly. one Of the foremost lawyers Of
his time. attorney general OF the United
States, counsel for President Johnson in
the famous impeachment trial, counsel
before the Geneva claims tribunal,
counsel for President Hayes before the
electoral coz mission. of which his friend
and retiring brother senator. Mr.. Payne,
was q member, secretary OF state and
snator.
Mr.. Brown. at 10. is the youngest OF
the quartet, though the Oldest IN ap-
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ruekl.u,, Arnaea saiye.

The best salye in TIE world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
eorns and all skin erupuons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed TO give perfect satisiae'
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Peek Bros, drug
glsts, ocrner Monroe and Dlysion-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24
DO Non srlr.R aNY LoNoHR.

Knowing that a cough can be cured
In Il day, and the first stages OF con
sumption broken IN week. we hereby
guarantee Dr. Acker's English Cough
Remedy, and Will refund the money 10
all who buy, take Il as per directions,
and do dot iind our statement correct.
White x White 80 Mouroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

7
1t Ia quite study to note the different
gowns seen at any large gathering. Each
lady seems to have studied her own per
son with a view Of dressing to the best
advantage, and some VIII wear an elab-
crate Worth costume. while another
will appear to be draped like the legiti-
mate Opl1eiis, All IN soft draperies Of
white. Another. again. will be severely
elegant in plain velvet gown Of an
cient style; one viii have Emf II iliu-
son held here and there by few fov-
ers. while yet another will look her
sts4esiess IN Greek or Roman draperies.
snd the rsst viii wear dresses. gowns
and frocn copied after Old pictures
Olive HAnPR
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

NERVOUS DEBILITY. AkhNot ;
Neakuess. resulting fnom early neis-
erel .3us and excuses at saana9oaa over
WuIk 81 ihe tsana. impIoI'es treatment
81 some uiaeI diseases nsM'eI<E ase Il
INSTRUMENTS pc exam naIoas ana treat
E4gnt ~ some ctheT diseases. hetec itafe
weakness, exc, causing lost manhood,
lnpoSency, t&rfeuness, inability 10 cob
lecl IDEAS al femenlhsf a NSdd dQfiGg
conversation. making Tie sufferer lose
confidence IA every enc, estal himself,
causing continual wafry AID anxiety
about lToulsles that never come, some
times causing Epilepsy, often causing
insanity, ons form OF Deafness, Paral-
ysls, Nervousness and heSIl Disease
Inability 10 conduct business. etc.
Tins disease. with al Is coinplles-
lions, j. always cured 10y Or. :. Clay
Todd. - Nonroe-st.. Room 4. Grand
Rapids, Mich. Cali Immediately.
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GU Il l. ID

had terrible steady hsekache for
four years without any let up At ais
sometimes ! could hardly straighien
up. Could not ride IN a wagon on ae-
count OF the greater jar OF the wagon,
and have walked rather than ride. i
have now been under the treatment OF
DIR. ;. CLAY TODD, AZ Monroe-st.,
room T. Grand Rapids. Mich. ten days.
and yesterday ! rode - miles and nine
miles today IN "A Wagon without pam
at all-the first time FOR four years.
would cheeriully recommend DIR.
Todd 10 those who have great pain in
their backs. AVERY DOWNER.
October Is, 1890. Alpine, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

City Parson-I have been appointed
missionary to the hesshen and
Chorus of ParishioDers-You Are not
gpsng IN lesve ms. Are roo,
City Parson-So: they told r,e to stsy
inst where vas.-Nev York HerA1d
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NsE. ca scrofgl& saa svesy foxfn g
l,afs1fs h.e<o s t0s8ls asessfea y
hss1 S@FszsssF "a, lie grSSs s<eA-
s eefQF eg A. ss2ssa ssAs<. Atssa
ssse2 = f4ig ia 3 ~ prove As 1SFst.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

~DSfn's you taks ms far hssser q fa
verse;
II took vou for better. and md thss
you couldn't have been rorss. s-LopsA
Claxsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

Uncle 9so-re-ADd soyou % b srAcci
nov. JohnnYf What part OF te arsr-
ciss do yoz Ike eesk2
Johnny-he exercises ve go ~ ~
ce&-Texas Safsinxs
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

~You say you fought all through The
war. bot can't End yosr nszse On any
Of the euhst.oeut rolls.
II know it; Tvsmtenhshed- lfoughf
with my wife. Busy Bee
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

What " An egstszt. paY1
Psps-It IL . person. my son- vino teals
sos stprzs himself those things which
y0u vsns 70 tesl him about yourself -
Washington STAR
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24
ASTHMA So YEARS,
RAPIDLY RECOVERING.

7 had asthma 81 years very bad +,
sometimes had TO 60 TO bed. and the
treatments took from physicians were
of no use until ] employed DR.. Clay
Todd, 43 Mon-oe-st. room /, Grand
Rapids. Mich. / have been taking his
medicine one month, and no.wlth-
standing my recent trip of two weeks
TO Canada have continued to improve
steadily, and have only bad one bad
spell since began his treatment. and
that was when | was in Canada. now
breathe freer, especially N the last
week or ten days. and take longer
walks without experiencing difficulty;
in fact, feel that my dreadful com
plant is leaving me. am IS years Of
age. :. III. lEEEA,
Cor. Charles-st. and Wealthy-ave.,
Jan. Il, 1871. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24
HiIe.,,Piles,. Pile.,.

Loosc's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
n positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind. Bleeding, Itching,
liberated, and Protruding Piles-Price
SOC. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

Another pls-1uxss4as nsgzss SCI to -
pax : tAsx q NJ bar MA ~ als
pecszlssz11ies, . nlore sas2esE, cs.@seaefa-
Elsas uaza never 80 "a tl@ se1ale. ~
BAR leaves taz seasbs sssa poores a.
purse E1a1a W1en as cazzae - II, Twelve
Years ago, practically ~ithsy2L q .sgl4r
Il tee HaFa1 CoaL1 es3s leave : sxCtSF
record bsElad kzras In Ehass Es@lFe
wears M Bar Las larEod aee1 raere
y Is. ulAsle la.ore Speeches. hlAsi = zss4.-
e nm Der x psssss or The C.a1sressa1nsl
Recerd EhAa any II hls Colleagues It's
inG 4ssry las been marvellous. lie h2s
zLa5 s11tersi tbs greasess d2ss pEa5lnE-
faeaas. Ees z a. II BIS Plans sor tlis
aaeh0rztioa u Ias eTis which aeset
ths h.zaan ace have found t1ssE ssS 10
the saaeutes, and tie anal defeat q has
great educational b..l. -tter lea years Il
labor ss1d advocacy such a. no other
measure "a congress ever hz-t from Is
devoted author, was = swents sold haE1er
blow u Mr. Bl2I< than as failure 10 wiz
. reelected
Ia AtF. EnsS1s ths senate loses not only
~ ~ All - ASfFNAB ~ NA*@ - -
most popular members and is finest
French scholar Mr. Eustis can speak
jsSt As eloqaently IN French as II En-
giish. and no Is. perhaps, tho only man
now Ia public life who sahscrloes for aud
reads the leading Partisan magazines and
reviews. and who makes an effort 10
keep up" with current French htera-
ture. Senator Eastis has been noted as
the best naturod and most indolent man
IN corsress. II plead guilty" he said
the other day. ito the first part Of the
Indictment. bat not 10 the latter. At
any rate, | am not so lazy as 10 preclude
NY going back % Louisiana and husthng
for seat Ia the house Of representa-
tives." This VIII not DO the first time
Mr.. Enstis has retired from the senate.
and has friends say IL Will not DO the
last.
Another popular man whose departure
IL generally regretted is Mr.. Spooner.
There seems 10 DO something IN ex-
tremes of physical proportions which
conduce 10 sood nature and the popu-
larity which attends upon it, for Spooner
is the smallest man In the senate and
Eustis tEs lAr-eSt The little gentleman
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

Mxrinan fszszez1sg-Tbers h sss7
bit thsrs vss voz&s iske - 49, ToaL
9rsres WAIST xisa ef . xaauS
Msxrsz1a A e<z1d mxn.--Z<svs1C ca
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

Nsw io&K, krh. - III 4 a %
49, how quickly the fosea sna Czsoaair@
STYLES ii dress have hroksa ouJ. House
dresses. street. Srzlre. aad particularly
evening gowns. al shoW 60 elect = We
Bernhzxslt rage Bat eaeh lady IS IaoTe
oF ieSs 81 l-w % herself. and varies beg
role according - her eva t&sse oF he
sxlge2cles Of aer Parss or ng0re Ams.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK

ceAND PbFIos, NIC--
CA PI L. 100000
Trznssets a general ssrsIns k1sis-ss II
fersxs raj "a tfnse 6ep0stz ~ speelaI A.
rznEensrfs ~lsh As<srs ka4azk. Mas
4 Euhs ~ xer i sFk- letters 81 credit e1g-
rsnt N a. fsTefg8 ecaaff7ss. iss8e1 eireet
u-nn TIE nzHSt fsSeT4b.e eonkif.tasf sM9
arsfss drsvs ca as tas fsrsEa esfsss ~ io~-
est rates
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For Many Years Or. Todd Has
Cured CONSUMPTION.

FoRT WAYNE, Ind. sept. u, 1879.
For the benefit Of those who think
consumption incurable, ] VIII make q
statement Of my cure. On the 18th Of
last March | was taken with the lung
fever, OF as the doctors called II, pleuro-
pneumonia. | was attended by one
whom | had considered the most emf
nent phys Can of ths city for three
months and half. during which time
be employed FIVE other physicians a.
counsel. For about three weeks
thought | was getting better, when al
abecess began 10 form IN my left lung,
aud the physicians pronounced Il quick
consumption. From this time ] failed
randy. and raised pint TO Quart OF
phiegrn matter each day and had night
swesis. By the 2sth Of June hsG got
40 weak that could not LIT
a glass Of water 10 my mouth.
and was confined 20 my bed.
was reduced 20 . skeleton except
nv legs and feet, which were greatly
swelled. At ths time my wife seeing
Dr. :. Cisy Tood's circulsr, employed
hin1, and am free to say ] improved
steadily from the time ! commenced
taking his medicines. in three days
the swelling had gone out o. ny l3E8Ds'
and in three weeks ] was able 20 be ur
and walk out doors little, and IN ten
weeks was able - walk ten miles, and
felt az vel as ever did Now yak
from three 70 four mics eacf osy, ard
neither cough nor sYIt. ] have 10 PAN
and think F1y lungs healed TeTfsftiy-
JOHN A. MILLER.
~ ". Gre ehton-s Sc. tt Wayne. Ind.
Mr. Nles now weighs 1Ts POUNDS.
Nr. u lllt7 . ever e resrs ol1. pr.
Miller -ss cured = years fzo- Tbs
Shows tfst Consumption can fe pff-
rssnently cared ~ lpr. : Cay Iooc.
TeoTSse are rfanF E<twee1 here sre
Fort Nayue every dsv. Get sorDs
srsend - cal on NJ. Nil)sr sDd 1esrn
- TartacuiaTs q rs cHre. II Vas ths
tax q tie tg~n 3oF Eaos la
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4 - laAssl.ael.l

= made feas TX eae-eess wheat o2ss'
k0lly selected
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24
THE BERNHARDT GRAF
IT FAs GSEATlV AFFECTED Ns@
loax aoaENFS CRESS

ot8ss Harper Describes TIE Rests "a
sSaae L~@zra >9xsi STRESS s1Ees-ss eS
So.as ~ osAss D3ys ss~ keRkaAs SSAA-
a. L. .sa TAss Are fsS~AAzs. f~>-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

SYMProMs-Mo.sture; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. IL allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and IN most cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail. tor 90 cents. DR.. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
WAYS used for children teething. IL soothes
the child. soffens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and is tho best remedy FOR
diarrhoea 30 cents = bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

WAsHIsEfos Feb. - Two weeks
hssos sizs eongre&s wi sxEars. aad .
whsbsssis exodus Of statesmen viii oc-
eur. Sans u thase Who - Will never 70
surs, ~hisss others mag Seo1sF 9r bsEer 10
ssssu IA their ord seats. Ons Of tns IN
t1fe1sIns pss-ses n he IA ~ aahilgteya
= 1Ais procession OF coming an1 going
si@-ssaaec, ta1s Esetlng snoa If an.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24
CHANGES IN CONGRESS.
H1Es Trss PRESENT SESSION c. csEs
As~r VII CO OUT.

E.is~x Bsnsa4z Urfses fslzar.zaaszxsy
@@a La-aFassss~iy "a TIE nsA sk- MAJ
rs-a Ls44z> ...<l TAs.s " a. VIA GsAAs
~ - f.ks t1s.sf si&s~s
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

Advice 10 Mothers.

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
WhOoping Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24
nIEFrToks

F4ff !" ~
- BOVINE. PreSeez
Ia F1nfy6 Ell, wee Piss zsss
E.W. x8Sn. CsssssF-
The morning call., 1891-11-23
becoming INPATIENT.

People are asking each other why the ST.
Vreme Court delays its decision in the
Bruner case. The legal questions presented
are not Of a character to require exhaustive
consideration. Stripped of legal yerbiage
the question is If a Grand Jury impaneled
ugh the agency of an elisor is legal
body Tie Supreme Court has had this
question before them now for more than
ten weeks. Il was informally presented to
their consideration when the Grand Jury
was impaneled. While the court could not
decide a legal question until case was pre-
scented, it may easily have determined how
law points would be decided when embodied
IN a ease. Two weeks ago the Bruner case
was formally laid before the court, but a
hearing was deferred for a week because of
some unreadiness on tile part of the peoples
counsel But the individuals comprising
the court had the case as fairly before them
before the hearing as afteTward. The law
point the court had to decide was if the
appointment of an elisor TO name portion
Of TIE Grand Jury was in accord with law.
The evident disposition on the part Of the
supreme Court to consume time in delibera-
ton, coupled with the fact that there re-
main but about five weeks of Judge Wal
lace'S term as Presiding Judge, exposes the
court to criticism. People are asking if the
court will defer decision to date so close
to the 1t of January that change in the
Office Of Presiding Judge of the Superior
Court may render indictments harmless
The boodlers necessarily hang together. Ii
one may be tried, all may. If Bruner may
be tiled on the indictment already found
against him, there is not citizen of the
State who may not, if the evidence war
rants. be subjected to trial. No wonder,
with this prospect staring some of the big
boodiers in the face. clog is put upon the
wheels Of the Grand Jury at every oppor-
tunitv
The morning call., 1891-11-23
EDITORIAL NOTES.

British manufacturers contemplate with dis
may the trade returns Of the United Kingdom,
showing remarkable decline in exports. There
is hardly al important line OF manufacture not
Affected. Gloves hosiery, laces linen iron aud
STEEL goods. silks. thread and wooden and worsted
clothing all show a marked shrnkage. The
manufacturers OF The United States are making
them all In increasing quantities, and the foreign
manufacturer lakes a correspondlngy gloomy
survey OF The future. For quite a humber OF
years Britain has not been holding her own with
her foreign competitors. Figures which we
draw from good tariff reform sources" says The
Boston journal, "show that while from $40 To
1880 the commerce of Great Britain Increased
27.46 per cent that OF Germany increased 30.16
per cent, that OF France 5+24 per cent, and that
Of the United States - Sc per cent. That is. in
foreign commerce, the very thing that the En-
g!lsh fiscal policy is especially supposed TO pro-
mote, England is steadily falling behind the
great prUteciiunist nations" well may Lord
Salisbury, whose own faith In CObdenism is
Wayering" adds the Journal, "exclaim that 1t is
England against the world. II the experiment
OF free trade, after trial OF half century, has
come TO be acknowledged failure in its native
country, what faulty to try TO foster It on the
United States OF America"
The effort to diminish the number OF casual
ties in which traumen figure is a laudable one.
The deadly nature OF their calling is strikinely
Commerce Commission. The fatalities TO rail-
road employees for the year numbered 1872,
While the injuries amounted to 20o29. Among
the chief causes OF death were coupling 800,
falling 493, overhead accidents So, collisions
1877 derailmens 125. other train accidents lS9,
highway crossings "a, at stations 20, other
causes $50. over 4 third Of the Injuries were
received while coupling cars. the total being
6757 ont OF 2o,02S. Nearly per cent OF the
trainmen and s%'tchmen were killed during the
year. and about per cent OF the tralnmen or
1901 were injured, and over IL per cent of The
switchmen or u 90.
The Tammany Tiger is reaching out toward
the National House of Representatives and is
trying TO capture the minor Offices. The slate
contains The names OF "Iceman" Turner for
DOorkeepeT, ex-Congressman Eoder of OHIO for
Sergean t-ai-Arms. Thomas A. Coakley OF Ian
many as Assistant Sergeant-at farms and ike"
HIN Of Ohio as Assistant D0orkeeper. No won
der the members from the West are asking what
right the Tammany ring has 10 name these
The morning call., 1891-11-23
THE RUSSELL BOOM.

The full text of the Boston Globes Rus
sell boom article has reached this Coast 1t
IS not a very formidable boom when one
comes to examine it. The article commences
with the assertion that Republican leaders,
both within and without the State, adm it
that Massachusetts is in the column of
doubtful States. The assertion is made
without sufficient foundation. In the last
State election the Republican ticket was
successful Governor Russell was reelected
entirely on personal grounds. He is
young man of fine character and attain
ments, and Massachusetts Republicans of
Mugwumpish tendencies paid him the per-
sonal compliment of vote. But this per-
sOnal compliment does not place Massa-
chusetts in the doubtful column, and the
Globe should know that it does not No
Republican estimate that we have seen con-
.cedes Massachusetts to the doubtful COL
umn. If we admit that it is possible that
Russell might carry Massachusetts, his
election would not be assured. Neither the
South nor West will be enthusiastic in sup
port of candidate who fayors an import
tax on foreign finished goods while advocat-
ing free raw material. This policy is too
selfish to succeed out of the district immedi-
ately benefited by it. The West and South,
which produce the raw material Russell
wants to admit free. would hardly accept
Russell. as an ideal free-trade candidate
The morning call., 1891-11-23

EUROPE AT THE FAIR.

When the Mckinley bill was under con-
slderation in Congress its opponents urged
that if it became a law Europe would take
no interest in the Worlds Fair. 1t was
said that European Governments would have
no interest in making a display in a market
that was partially closed against their prod
ucts. THE CALL at that time said that if
European nations did not consider the
American markets worth fighting for they
would be under a kind Of necessity to make
a display to retain other markets which
were open both to the United States and to
European nations. These are Mexico, the
counties Of South and of Central America,
Japan and China, ali of which will be repre-
scented among visitors of the fair. If the
American exhibit is greatly superior 10
those from Europe the fact will have its
effect in the markets which both European
nations and the United States are in posi-
ton to supply. At last accounts the priDci-
pal nations of Europe were beginning to
realize the Importance of making an eX-
hibit that would bear comparison in quality
if not in quantity with exhibits from the
several States of the Union. The fact that
the demand is limited, while the supply is
practically unlimited, will compel nations
whose industries are largely sustained by
the foreign demand to lose no ground which
they can possibly hold,
The morning call., 1891-11-23
WANT a COMMISSIONERS.

The California State Board of Trade has
addressed letter to the President asking
the appointment of a citizen of the Pacific
Coast TO a place on the Interstate Com
merce Commission. made vacant by the res
ignation of Judge Cooley. The public of
this Coast would perhaps take more interest
in this matter if the influence Of the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company in procuring
Presidential appointments on this Coast
was less conspicuous. As matters stand,
the President is not likely to disregard the
wishes of the two Senators who are accred-
tied to California, and neither of the two
Senators accredited to California would
recommend man for the Interstate Com
mission that the Southern Pacific Company
would not accept for a vacancy on the
Southern Pacific directorate if such vacancy
should occur and the person suggested were
eligible. The Interstate Commission has
never been Of much service anyway. The
principal evils it was created to remedy
still exist. Railroad companies charge one
rate Of transportation East and another
West This fact would constitute reason
why a Pacific Coast man should be on the
commission, but hardly reason why Sen
ator Stanford should be permitted to name
him