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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-11-09
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO .,
LUCAS COUNTY.

LUCAS COUNTY. ."
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he Is the
senior partner OF the firm Of +, J. CHENEY 4 Co,
doing business In the city Of Toledo, county a. d
State aforc .aid. and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each aud
every case Of CATARRH that cannot be cured b.
the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO b fore me and subscribed In my
presence this 9th day OF December, A. u. 1885.
lsRAG- a, w. GLEASON,
NOtdrv Public.
Halls Catnrrh Cure Is taken internally, anh
acts directly on the blood aud mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
Y. J. CHENEY X CO.,
Toledo, ..
EC- Sold by druggists; 70 cents
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-11-09

Mrs. kutshaw (who has been discussing indi
vldual tpstcS)--What is your forte. Mrs limp
sey2 Mrs. Jimsey-Me fourt is dead JimpSeyi
ma
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-11-09

-.Iusilhablc SlAng.s-.SShe,-,Dd YQlIsae.lny new
hat at the tteater last nightf Hell didn't see
anything else.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-11-09
FREE JONES'
-THB-- OA0
Buyers Guide STORE

THE BUYBR' GUIDE Is published the Hrst Of
each month. IL In issued In the interest Of all
consumers. II gives the lowest cash quotations
on everything IN the grocery line. IL VII, save
address on application. Don't be without II. II
costs you nothing 10 get II. itquotes wholesale
prices direct 10 the consumer Mention TIL,
paper. Address
JONES' CASH STORE.
IJO Front street, Portland, Or.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
Pointers FROM plNEvILLE.
Ths Property Of Lee4i Capitalists to Be
Enhanced IN Value.

Ths Property Of Loc4l Capitalists to Be
Enhanced n Value.
The large Number OF persons in this
city interested IA the Log Mountain
Coal AMI Timber company, with head.
quarters ~ Flnevilse, Nv. will ue graf
inea 20 EARN shat the case between the
L0ul.ville q Nashville railroad CON-
pauy add the Southern Land improve
nient company. involving the ght OF
way Of roe l. y y. through the Clear
creek bottom has been settled by a
cOmpr mise out OF court. and now
uotn4ng vii prevent the building of
tns coutempl stsd Log Mounls.n
branch np through. that territory. he
destination OF the line a. present .
t~sive miles up Bg Gear creek to the
property 0f tue Log Mountain CosI
sDd I.mher company. suere lies u
Neaitn "a coal and t.nber only await
AK zee hkGd OF development.
Toe furnaces Al Midd.eeb0rough are
sceae 0t great activity. rs men are
0n tue pay r0Ii OF tue Watts syndIcste.
Ine 4sch1nery a beng Thoroughly
tested tue slsctrsc lgnt plant has been
Ia operation part OF 1his week. IL
ril FURNISH Aght for the forty Arc
lights abons TOE DlsEs. most Of vhlch
have cecu Put np-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
ARE WE YET cIvILrzEDa
The Rev. Van Dcrve.n Answers the Per.
picking Puzzle.


The Rev. Christian Van Derveen read
a paper on, "Are We Yet Civilized ~
before the pastors conference in st.
Marks chapel yesterday afternoon.
The meeting was attended by an even
dozen members, and the statements
contained IN the paper and the deduc-
tons made and conclusions arrived ~
BY the reader elected continued dis
cussion. He reviewed the condition of
society ana the world IN general aud
endeavosed to- prove by citations of
certain indulgences and practices of
individuals anu communities. that the
world ls not vet civilized. The recen.
burning Al the stake Of tue negro
smith in Texas vas neld up as an EVIL
ueuce OF bAroarisf1, and the laxness OF
divorce laws sas mentioned ss another
evidence OF the lack OF civilization. lie
thought mormsnism Is purity itself IN
comparison with the present divorce
system. In civilized immunity, he
thought. ali these violations Of obliga-
tons. eontempts for VOWS. ontrsging oil
decenciss. illicit iudulgencies, etc,
wound be treated as ielonIes.
A few OF the city pastors thought the
paper WAS little too radical IN sons
instances, but many OF the views
CERTAIN conditions and the IDEAS ex.
pressed we're nigEly commended. L
WAS the general opinion, however. tina
all mankind should not be censurec
for the wicked sndulgencies OF Certain
communities, and TIA. the coud ton oi
lie world should not he judged by ths
acts OF in1iyduals.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

a Mas Of Resolutions Pertaining 70
union-sm Passed u2on-
Tue president VA absent ~ last
nixnts meeting. aud Delsgsts Andsr-
son held down the chair. Ex-Aldsf-
nan o'Dounegl. delegate from the
salrxnen's uason. wks admitted and
obligated. The Brewer union will
soon start . cooperative brewery here
IA tsrAnd kzpids unless the trouble be-
tween said union and the syntlcate -
sdt1ssed The imported foreman ~
kus.errr's - aot entirely satisfactory 70
oaion men here. Mr.. fincb's drug
store has two large show cases OF scab
gxrs for saie. and tho CigAtmskkers'
union WISHES Ali union n.en 10 keep
clear OF the above store. Three union
cards were granted 10 the following
barter shops. Mr.. Fuller, No. 81 Cold
street. and Del Graves. No. DC
mortgage tax Law resolution, calling
for the repeal OF the law. Was adopted
on recommendation OF the legss ative
committee. The grange csmmittee re-
ported complete success as TO their er
Itl4l snsO1& toc tS-spotrs aho IDc A>1'>
Of Mr.. Philips Was added to the com
mittee. The resolution calling on the
president of tie United states to APP
point q union printer Ia the oEice ol
public printer was unanimously adopt
ed slso resolution on the referendum
after the reading of &C explanatory
article by a delegate. Was adopted. Tue
question caused considerable discus
son, and . great amount OF interest
was shown by the members OF thu
meeting. A great many resolution
eman4tlng from the Michigan Fedora
ton wers passed aud adopted. q por
ton OF them being LAID over TIL mex
meeting. A motion wass passed invIi
ing the manufacturers and merchant
OF the city 10 participate IN Labor Day
parafa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

The Auto are Fsnbtsin q she nest
effective arodorsser and g@rslcrfe
knorn "a science. Ifis non-poisonoDs.
pi' ASST aud vixornung. IL prevents
aipntheria. destsuTs re cao era germs
snd prev ~ other numerous s.sesses
and arstroys noxlous gases fhst arse
frem refsaua ether soGfces Of con.
taminstson. II = nsorsed ~ p1ys-
cans snd caemfcsi espert- inr egnc1t
the uuioa. fisrt Saekrst - the state
AGENT for sns wsacrrfas mach ne. iils
nesdqasrt~r. are Al tue Bscksl b use.
lonss street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Finch Temple. Juvenile Templsrs Of
Temperance. gave q valentines -or al
al a literary end mu.cal entertain
msnt IN Good femp.srs' hal sssl
niknt. At tas ciose Of the snfertsia-
ment vaienias box vss opened AID
vsIentsnes stis'Fitutsl 81 tne Young
meapers AZ COMP smeHts from one
snotheir. TIE suferts nmenf Wa
n1ca enjorsd ard sss = tnessed by =
.sfze aud .s1c-. Eho following pro-
gram vas f~ndefesi
psno selo, Jennnie Daily. rscits.
ton. Maggie NeOmoers piano solo.
cara - foonze. r~cltsti0u. Helen
1rags tseiesax, RocS 81 Ages p.
citation. dossf3 Dolly. pisao soto.
Fla harcsu. rec sstson. Asegs K lay.
d siogue. faar girls ana one b y. rec.
tsfion. Aanis bsasoB. piano sosa
Jonaaf Essiy; sao'e<ax, Ruth and
NSomi. piaao s0lo. kls Barcsu. al.
t7ess. Ma. =. Il. Morse: RECITATION.
EkAel Jameson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

The present would give . populatiou Of
nearly 10000 In the city, How many Within
radius Of sevcnty-nvc miles? Who knows? Many thou-
sands, Of
To All this great number this store holds relation
Of great Importance. IL however, there II ONE.
somewhere. who knows not SPRING COMPANY. then
to this one II the summons. come aud see.
And so IL will without pause-invitation upon
Invitation daily. Of the store its
prices, Its attractions and public service.
This is progressive business
Hundreds OF thousands in American money invested
In the Of the world for Michigan people It's
to furnish the right goods at the right prices; and
to and sustain. Great buying brings multi
tude Of points In your favor. Large CONTROL
varieties Of better goods at cheaper prices The reta
buyer here gets many goods cheap cheaper than
the ordinary buyer wholesale pays the jobber After
Is done In organizing the service aud collecting
the goods the growth of the business depends
thing only:
THE COMPREHENSION OF THE STORE BY THE
PEOPLE
Of this we have ample proofdaily Yearly increasing
business also verifes the fact that Grand Rapids people
are keenIy intelligent and appreciative.
The Queen of 93, viz: Gentle Spring. will
here. Already her messengers brought beautiful
tributes from the fashion makers, and ready
to unfold them to the seeker after fresh
new born styles. Among the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
NOT IN HIS LINE
Alderman 0ersers on the lie
Clear Escapade.
REFERRED BACK BY The MAYOR
rhs Counsel Decides ca Market SITE.
ssssss Railway Company Would Not
Aeesps sAs Nsw osd.aanes.

Last night visnssssd > stormy time
N the city council chamber. yet very
little Of importance wAs done. Alder
man Jacobs became excited aud talked
Of men outsds he "spsre." and Alder
uan Iuroer wss afraid Il would sstao-
lish bad precedent for the council 10
allow . man damages where the city
had piled heap Of dirt fourteen feet
high sgainss his house 20 that thu
water from the gutter Fan into the Sec
ond story w.ndsws.
Residents on La Sale street asked To
have it, name changed to South Smell.
don street. Referred to tho aldermen
of the Eleventh ward.
Will Reject H
The Street Railway company CON-
munieated VITA the council In regard
to the report of the COMMITTEES on
streets ana ordlnan ses made one week
ago The company informed the
| council that 90 tar a. the proposed or
dlnance would require the removal oil
| any OF its Canal street tracks IL WAS out
VI tio RtWCt VI kat pau ~ e~><bs
any such ordinance lt would be I'M
practicable for the company to con
struct during 1898 any other lines thar
those originally asked for, on Madison
avenue, Ottawa street, East Leonard
street and College avenue. The cola
pany Was wiling TO extend its lines q
fast as they were needed. The mile
age Of the company's ilne'
kept pacs with tho growth
of the city. bu, there .was q
immediate need OF the lines mentioned
In the report Of the committee. Fol
those reasons the company Tai
Obliged to decline 10 accept tns
proposed ordinance so as TO save tn'
expense of pruning tho ordinance.
The communication Was referred u
the committee on ordinance9.
The master plumbers asked to have
plumber appointed to inspect th'
plumbing work performed in the CT ~
Referred to the mayor.
The council was invited TO atteus
the charity meeting, TO be held II
Powers' opera house next Friday even
ing. Accepted.
ComptroiIcr's Report
The comptroller reported bills call
ing for the sums from the variou
| funds al follow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

N,eeeit.neou. NJ. "a "a hard - classify ~
4sviu 10 seen - t3~ s1sve fsble tha aver.
az namber II dssss treated successfully Ter
week IN
1HE ygAR Isse WAS 81
Witch feY ptscif~al sxperiefce "a the varied
classes ~ cnfslric ctsfsscs sc cha sn<e ne
potif ~ equs
1rfs fecsfd vhieh fs erra t. Inspection ~
a. frferrst.1 ~ sF- for Itself - seAr AS
rastef - Resln - most 20 ress 81 II fhs
usuy fsrs esfeti~ace - fhte great fsraliv
tus iss3 tles isIr 80 easfsns ell rs pred e<@s-
sors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Trfrity enDrch SuntsT school roon
rs- cr0~aed lsst nixat a the nsasira
gwen ~ TIE - tgoes Tpid. A pro-
gran compase0 u dffsealt snd pleas.
lrx selscstoos Tss rendered - lie
sneasoefs, spd t~o pssaes ~ere Hssf a
tne suteFts 1nsent Ars Henry Mitea.
. president u toe zaiid, Dad chsFEs
Of - proursea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
United friends.

The United Friends of Michigan vii
give pntslc Getting al Nehullen
hall. South bv-son street, Innisisy.
+ brnary ls Vocal and inssfums ntsl
muse, Fcestatoas and good -p~sxlns
by snpr, me Past Conmsnder Dr.
kHkee OF Detroit. Rev. tamphcll Far,
Rev. Treat IL a.s us AMI Others All
are matted. Eutrsuce free. ". III.
Andrus. No. Is Canal street..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Detectives smith I'D Barr arrested
fr~d Nsesfirs a. xhi % saxnscoo 81
tsx = sltIen = aaass sxsss from Mfs
A ffsu ~ No. So pfta~a street 7h-
siooe = vsissd ss fIa end 80 reported
- asvs hesn stesen January -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
or wa. discussed for 1. .hor. time and

or was discussed for shor; time and
was dropped without action.
The Gold street sewer roll vas taken
up aud referred back to the board OF
review for correction.
The COMMITTEES. consisting OF the
mayor aud the board OF review, ap-
pointed to consider how beet TO aid ia
expedirng tue work 10 the othcc, re-
ported that 40 clerical help be en-
ployet, but instead that tue msmi'ers
of the hoard be allowed TO wors on
time. The report Was adopted.
Would Not handle a..
In regard u the Motion of Alderman
G-ryers IN the lie Clear matter the
mayor reported ~ follows: 81 have the
honor TO reporl that | nave carefully
examined the resolution aud hgi that
toe restitution C psemp ates action on
my part. IN N event of It's sdoptloa;
but whether tae said resolution Is
proper Tor your sdeptioa or REJECTION
- question when should bc deter
mined iy vote Of tass cuu cl. and I
should be- adopted or relecsed accord
ingiy. l therefore respectfully return
the same without seotn meadst4oa.
Adopted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
NsaO Spring Dress Fabrics
Are noticed:

Are noticed:
Plain goods I'm Serges, Diagon-
ais, Stripes; in fact all the desirable
weaves.
Self cOlored Begalines, with
small polka dot.
Illuminated Begalines. You will
surely admire and want them for
that worlds faif costume. As i'm.
wide, S1.25.
A bewildering variety Of CASH
meres In all shades, Soc up.
A<grand grouping of Evening
Shades, in all desirable fabrics. soc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

and upward offers exceptional opportunities to the
ladies'
Very likely will enjoy inspection of those
mixed Suitings and Novelty Silk and Wool Pattern
Suits
i The present showing will eclipse all former lines
shown the they will
delight the most economical.
Anticipating the excessive
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
ur,NpREDs CURED ANNUALLY.

Following Is o brief synopsis Of cases which
have been successfully treated by the Buffalo
Medical e. uncil during the past year, eosn-
neuclng January I, lssi. and ending Deem
her al lre2. This list does DOT Include appii-
cxafs for treatment WHO were pronounced ~
them Incl RIA LIE. but . an accurate record
trnq~rrsted from thrir 10 Ks OF CURES Ac-
lTtt.L1 PERFORMED, .guisraafeest absolutely
aGd implicit y corrfct In every Particular
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
ComptroIler's Report

The comptroller reported bills call
ing for the sums from the various
funds an follow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-12
WATSON AT MoxLEY.
The Beaten Third Party Congressman
Heard by 800. People.

Wadley, Ga, July n.-Tom Watson
spoke at Monkey to-day to about 1900
people. He was introduced by Mr.. Car s
well, populist, who was badly beaten
for clerk of the superior court last
election.
Mr. Watson spoke for over an hour and
a half. Most people expected he would
speak for three hours or more. Some
gentlemen who had heard Watson speak
on several former occasions, said that
Tom was weakening. e., he was losing
his grip; failing to hold the interest of
the people.
Lots of people came over fifteen miles
to hear him. Indeed, they came from all
parts of the county. The negroes were
well represented being nearly half of the
crowd. One old bald-headed negro
standing near the speakers stand uncOv-
cred, unmindful of the hot rays
of scorching sun, inter
rupted the speaker frequently with such
EXPLANATIONS as Eyes Lord, oh Lord it's
jus So" The old negro was well support
ed on each side by or 10 old sisters who
echoed HIM and adding "amen, jes So"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-12
crrRA,s OUTRAGE.

Three Negroes Under Arrest 20 De
Taken Before the Victim Of the
Crime.
Ocala Fla, july 1.-Two negroes were
arrested al the French mines at Anthony,
who came from Citra yesterday morning
and were taken before an old negro woman
at Citra who saw negro going in the d.
rection Of Cabbage hammock shortly be
fore the outrage was committed on
young lady.
Another negro was arrested at Loeb
loosa, who was in Citra in the morning.
He was taken back to Citra, and the old
negress recognized him as party going
towards Cabbage hammock. about noon OF
Yesterday. when the outrage on the young
lady was perpetrated, and recognized his
clothes, except a red handkerchief, which
was found in his satchel when
the possee arrested him, at LOchloosa
at midnight, He drew his Winchester
but the party covered him and said if he
shot they would riddle him with bullets.
The negro was not only seen and recog-
nizcd in Citra yesterday but also at Island
Grove, where he purchased the buckshot
found in his handbag this morning.
The negroes will be taken before the
Young lady to see if she can identify one OF
them as her asSailant. She was too weak
and exhausted yesterday to see anyone
but her family.
The negro arrested at Lochloosa and
brought to Citra was released this even
ing and now parties are trying to recap
ture him.
The lady's mother and brother were
staying in a grove of theirs several miles
east of the town, and the young lady had
been visiting and was coming into the
city when she was waylaid and inhumanly
OlItracred
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-12

Tho effort that the Secretary OF the In
terror is making 10 put "a stop % the pay
mcnt OF pensions 20 those who are not en-
titled 20 them Is the occasion Of some bit
ter attacks upon him by the republican
press The pensioners that are being i'm
vestnted draw pensions under the act
of june y, 1880 There are good reasons
for believing that thousands are drawing
large pensions for total disability who
are able 20 earn living, and who, in
fact. are earning living. The law con-
templates that only those shall have a
total disability pension who can do no
manual LAHORE
A large number of pensioners have been
notified already that their pensions have
been suspended for sixty days. During
that time measures will be taken TO find
out whether they come strictly within
the law If they do not they viii either
be dropped from the pension roll or given
such a pension as they are entitled to.
Under republican administration of the
pension law, the policy seemed to be to
grant a pension to an applicant if there
was the slightest excuse for doing so.
Thus far the payment Of the pension 5
Of about ! 900 pensioners has been sus -
pended and only small part of the disa-
bility pension list has been investigated
The indications are that the number of
suspensions will be very large.
Naturally there is a great cutlery against
this action of Secretary Smith, but all
'fair-minded men will admit he is in the
right, Those who are entitled to disa-
bility pension should have
it, because the law gives it to
them; but there is no good reason why
thousands of men should enjoy the bounty
of the government when they have no
legal right to it, 1t is TO be hoped that
the investigation of the disability list
will be thorough, and that equal and
exact justice will be done.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-12
WITHOUT A LICENSE.
a Peculiar Case of Liquor Selling
Which Is Contrary to Law.

A Peculiar Case of Liquor Selling
Which Is Contrary to Law.
A fine of 500 and costs or thirty days
was imposed upon J. Eugene Constantine
yesterday by Recorder Wilson. Constan-
tine was arraigned in police court for sell
ing liquor without a license.
The case was made by Officer z. J.
Kelly. Some weeks ago Constantine
bought out or took charge of the place of
business of his brother Robert p. Con-
stantine. at Gwinnett and Cemetery
streets. Robert p. Constantine had Ii
cense in his name for carrying on a liquor
business, but according to the
city ordinances when place
of business changes hands the purchaser
or successor must have the license trans
ferred into his own name. This j. Eu-
gene Constantine neglected to do, al
though he was notified that he could not
lawfully conduct the business under the
license until it had been transferred.
Constantine was therefore fined 500
for selling without a license, and was
given until tomorrow to arrange the mat
ter. The payment of the fine will en-
title him to a license for 1893.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-12
cARoLrNA,s COCKTAILS.
All Sorts Of Drinks Obtainable at
Charleston Despite the New Law.

LAAaAA ANaAaAA A=Ne IfAAE NGt new Law
Charleston, 5. C. july lI.-This city is
sim awaiting with expectant awe the
punishment promised il by Gov Tillman
for refusing b take the state cocktail
from a state dispensary The dispensary
law has been in operation now nearly two
weeks, and while few bar-rooms have
been closed, most Of the 200 are stin open.
Some Of them display signs with
lists Of soft drinks. but the tiger
turks in the rear, and shows himself
whenever the pass word is given The
city is filled wieh Gov. Tillman's secret
detectives, but most Of them are known
and they have not yet made move No
information has been lodged as yet for
violation of the law, although it is viO-
lated daily. IL is said that the papers
have been prepared, however, and that
the governor is expected TO swoOp down
on the city at any moment.
ALCOHOL FOR DRUGGISTS.
Another complication has arisen as TO
the supply of alcohol for the druggists
One of the largest manufacturing drug
concerns in the city wrote to the state
dispensary for a barrel of alcohol and
was told in replythat as Charleston repu-
dated dispensary, no alcohol could be
sold TO the druggists. These will proba-
bly, Ordor their alcohol from the north as
usual and nave it shipped here, depend
ing on the railroads to deliver it.
The people here are much elated at the
decision of Judge Hudson declaring the
dispensary law illegal, and the local liq-
uor dealers are again looking to the courts
for relief One Of them to-day took out
United States internal revenue license
and will open bar room under it to-mor-
row in order to make a test case.
AS COLUMBIA HEARS 1T.
Columbia, S. c., July IA gentleman
from Charleston arrived here this morn
ing, and says there is no trouble TO get
any kind of a drink you want in Charles
ton. You can get it straight or mixed as
you please He says the governors
spies are no doubt very busy, but they
are not in it, either from preference
or because they are too stupid, or may
have other instructions from head
quarters 1t is reported that one of these
sweet scented geraniums was ordered
from Laurens to Newberry a day or two
ago. Upon his arrival at the latter place
he told the boys, on the quiet of course,
that he was not there to watch but to
earn the $500 a day A well known
drummer has made it his business to
ascertain how much ''blind tiger liquor
he could get in this state and in
the fourteen places he has visited since
the dispensary law went into effect he
found no trouble in getting more than he
could pay for In one place he says the
dispensary took in S43, while the receipts
of the underground saloons were four
times that amount. He adds that the
town people declare that they will have
nothing to do with the dispensaries.