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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08
s.There IL Danger in Delay.

Since 1861 / have been great sui.
ferer from catarrh. / tried Ely.
Cream Balm and to all appearance:
am cured. Terrible headaches from
which | had long suffered are gone.
W. j. Hitchcock. late major U. s.
Vol. and A. A. Gen. Buffalo, n. Y
Ely's Cream Balm has completely
cured me of catarrh when everything
else failed. Many acquaintance
have used it with excellent results.
Alfred W. Stevens, Caldwell, Ohio.
Price of Cream Balm is so cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08
No Evidence Against the Men.

VAN WRITE, o., Nov. s.-Hundreds OF
people visited the county jail to look at
and talk to Charles Hart, Levi Coin and
Clarence Brindlc, the men brought here
for safe keeping by the sheriff of Paul
ding county, who are suspected of the muir.
der OF little Elsie and Ashby Good near
town of PauldinC. Cool, thinking men
are of the opinion that the men under ar
rest did not commit the crime. There is no
direct or circumstantial evidence against
either. Two strange tramps seen near
the Good residence n few hours before
the children left home have not been seen
since the murder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08

TIKI more the election returns are
received, the more lamentable, be-
comes the conviction that the
Amer IAN people are easily STAN
peded. Taken under exciting con-
ditions, they may he driven head
long Ito the abyss. regardless of fate
our consequences, but. thank Heaven,
we may apply the prophetic words
of Abraham Lincoln. who said that
"You cannot fool all the people all
the time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08

NO tronger evidence OF the entire
absence of consideration of worth in
the late campaign could be conceived
than the defeat of Truman Plantz, in
the new Eleventh district. south of
us. by the doughhesd dolittle, B. F.
Marsh People lose their self re-
spect entirely. it seems, when driven
into stampede By cunning politi-
clans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08
The Latest style In Bonnets. :.

and the very newest thing in "Dre Pattern. -
are rot half as important the perfect health of
toe LADIES' who wear them. For without health
there lie ltie enjoyment IN life and no desire for
dresses and bonne,s. When ladies are suffering
from pains in the back, nervousness neuralgia.
Inflammation Of internal organs, "fenia,e weak
ness and derapgemf Mt, the use of DR. Pieces
Favori,e Pr, scripton will bring immediate relief
Cure guaranteed or money refunded. Druggists
have IL for sac
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08
Afraid of Pneumonia.

Mrs. Catherine Black. of lie Roy.
n. r., took q severe cold. The ply
stefan feared pneumonia. She took
one bottle Of Parks Cough Syrup and
says: ut acted like magic. Stopped
my cough and / am perfectly well
now. / recommend it to everyone
for throat and lung trouble, as be-
lieve It saved my life" Sold by
Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08
W hen Others Fail

Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up the
shattered system by giving vigorous
action to the digestive organs, Great
ing an appetite and purifying the
blood. 1t is prepared by modern
methods, possesses the greatest cur
alive powers. and has the most Won
derful record of actual cures of any
medicine in existence. Take only
Hoods.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08

The democratic party has no apol-
ogies TO make. The reaction will
come in 90. Tariff reform is bound
to cone. Great reformatory meas
ures a-e sure to produce upheavals
before they finally triumph.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08

Tho Trojan war was conflict be-
tween tho mother country and some Of
the strongest colonies and would have
been fought IL Helen and Achilles and
Agamc mnon and the rest had never been
born.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08
Refused Them n Change of Ycpus

PRINCETON, Ills, Nov. s-The five de-
PENDANTS, including Mayor Lauer, of
Spring Valley, who were recently granted
new trials, have been denied change of
venue by Judge Stipp, of the circuit court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08

SnL BY CULLoM's troubles are just
fairly Begun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08

The Revolutionary war cost the
United States sI35. 1893. 703. That OF
the IL bellion cost So, 1S9. 929.900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08

A cory OF the Mazarin bible was
recent : sold at auction in London,
and brought an even $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08

Yer <E's horse cars in Chicago ar,
to be Implanted by electric cars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08

THE earliest form of n typewriter
was invented in England in 1714.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08

Hoods pills are purely vegetable,
and do not purge, pain or grippe
% cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08
The MARKETS.
New York Financial.

mercantile paper 81 $685. per cent Sterling ex-
change steady V IL actual business in bankers
bills at 4s.s414sS for demand and 1854 6is'
for sixty days; posted rates is.i. iss and 4Ss,s
04so: commercial bills 4S5tsssiS5t
Silver certificates .s3H bid; no sales; bar silver
65s4. Mexican dollars 5ii.
Uni cd States gDv rnme1t bonds SIS regular
1ieI4; SIS coupons. 1914; As regular. Il55s; IS
coupons. li5,4; IS Regular. 95 bill; Pacific as
of 's5 l0l.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO Nov. :.
Following Were tao quotations OF the Board
of Trade today: What November. opened
54c, closed 55ls December. opened 5i1sc,
closed ;5hsc; Nag, opened 5aSs., closed 55jsc
Corn-November. opened 5ia4c. osai 5iisc.
December. opened 5lssc. closed 1919: Mas.
opened 5iSsc. closed 535a-. oats-Novenb r.
opened C. closed :s,sc; December. opened
C, closet 2-3sc: May. opened Gs4c closed
;2].c. Pork-Novemb,r. opened 5. closed
s.; January, opened $li sig closed
si1.5- Lard-Jsnuary, coensd So.s.,S. closed
$3.50.
Produce = Batter: Extra creamery. &c
per ID: extra d iry, l9c; packing stock. loiad
lie. ESgs-lsia per do1. loss OF. Live poultry
Chick rs, d. Sc per 10. spring, Sc; ducks
.issisc; turkeys. G1sl1Sc; geese, 6l,.c per doz.
PGtatoes-Burbanks i5l.,53c per IN; Hebroas,
55l1,Sc; Rose. 4J9-,lc. Sweet potatoes
seys, S2.0t2b2.5J per bb!; Illinois. $l25.Gi.51
Apples-Common to choice, sl.0t32.5J per
Dbl Craaberr.es-Cape Col. choice, S..5j
Q>s.50 per bSl; s. - 7e2..j per l-bu box Honey
White clover, lib sections. new stock, 1919
Gi5c; broken comb, l0a,i2c. dark comb.
poor packages, So; strained California. 5a5c
per ID.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Nov =
Live Stock Prices at the Union Stock V lriS
| today ranged As follows; .gs-Estimacsd
| receipts for the day, o.,DIJ: sa ranged at
| S2.DGt4j pigs. Si.211I49 light, Si31ifl
rough packing, Sia5Li..5 mixed and 81. .
| GAS heavy packing ami stipping; Is.
S.Cattle- Receipts FOX the day, ESQ: gu TIA
| tons ranged AT SJ-6iG6 - choice to extra
| shipping steers s461 5c5.5J good 10 choice do.
| S3.h.l .j0 fair 20 goo3, Si3 i51+.lJ comm N to
! medium do, $3.0tGj7J Butchers steers $20jS
| 500 stockers, S2.St0S.41 feeders, 81 25Q,2. 81
cows. s.. io032u heifer-, 81 .5Og35) bulls 81 p
| $40 Texas steers, s275Gi25 western rangers
| and s.OGal5.JD veal calves.
| Sheep Estimated rcceipts for the day
li.t)J sales ranged at si.S1st 10 westerns. Sl.5d
IS Texans, $40 Go.35 uatjv yes and s2.011i. p
| lsulOs.
The Local Markets.
So-n-rew. 4oG4se; old, SIC.
| Eay-Timo;hy, s,sGsis: up;snd. SlG0sll;
Wild. ssfSs; slouth, S5LS7; baIed. So.
rRUrT AND VEGETABLES.
! pot2rOee-41c.
OnioDe-3oc per bu.
! PRODUCE.
| Brtter-es;- - choice, lsc. cres merry, 90.
Rggs-F-ssi,. lie
Poultry-,prne chiekers 6. per pound.
LIVE STOCK.
Csttle-Rutchsrs pay To- corn fed steer,
3h14nc; eowr and eeifeIs, 2isaIs.; cave.
3A15..
Hogs- 3k0Ksc.
Sheep-3csG4c
Spring lamb. sxC5c pounl.
0osI-Snft 1Oc.
| Wood-c3 IN -pr cnrd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-08

Tn RspAY, NOVEMBER s. 1894.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-22
NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED or
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Sta7dard Cburc5 Works.

hooh Of Mormon. An assaunt Of N.
Ancient fnho,41s ~ tts American Conf.
nan- viiasn ~ tho llli q Mormon uran
pn'e' tkan from us plates % Ecphi. found
n'ir ha1-l'-.ef, O1tta5 CO., isE York. aad
tia 'a.i " ho Prophet Ja.-ld smith. Dr..
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lu.i Iaas 'fflaii, jis-. Fau Leather. embossed,
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hcoA of Hernon. ,LHse3 trint) Moroe.a,
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o. IS, Ci1.h tI95.
Doctrine nnG Covenants % "a, Church ot
Ioa1 Christ % tatss'day Saints. containing
Ono Ea,sahoaf g.5oa To- Jo'sph Smith, IT,. hs
'rI.' taHlns up ut us kingdom u
Col o. uc ..i. f.if. uH., t-,.. I..l loss,
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poctrinc and Covenants. tt.as-s PRINT.
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h'n t' .hs,e.hilonf rr,1laf.anl. a1i Str.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-22
LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Coa.to' mo county OF DAVIS,
.crDtug %. lilh.
In the matter o ( ne estate o. Mary h. Marolt
ntUUa.tt
order 20 chow cause vhr Urlgr N sale OF real
obtAte should uIi De made.
HoRACE sTAYNEE. IuE ADMGsIs.
4 TRAITOR Of tho c6tatH ui Nary d. MgTutt,
ducUasoi having hiui hH petition hurrin.
praying Tor an or4Cr of .l.U Ui NO personal
ana the real estate OF .ll ldgedent Tor tho
purposes therein Get forth. 10 a. therefore
ordered ly Tho Judge ui a.l court tnHt alI
persons Interested BOO fIH estate uf fuid
d7coaFCd appear before i|H smd court ON
Monday, the Iutu daf uI irIruary, 1873, 40 10
O'Clock "a tho forenoon 1I Hiid daV, nc tho
count room OF said count 10 lWmlnrtnh, lnthu
tuuuIY ct DAVE, 10 show cause why an order
sh1rli not be granted i1 tho said Horace
o1lnrr hdminHirHtur, 'H .n.l 40 much OF ibr
zeal aud pcrsouN estate .. ..1 tala deceased
as shalt be- nCcesslry, huI COOS copy az this
order fu WUnuHhr#t H. ..... .uNr hurrrHstge
wee h.,HfH ihH N'h IlFu .liuarg, l-Ht, iH
tho NftEuET NUWs, Dow. Hnf printed aud
pUuushUd ln sHIt l.HEH .Da.. amt having
general circulation iu ua.Ia county
HECTOR W, hAlGilr,
Judge,
Datot January i5ih fsH
uuAlgl harrington, Au.lgl Tor estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-22

waterman ur1tnsfa, plAuuI,
vs.
j. II. Akron and viola u. Autrom, dcicu.
ants.

The Pcanie Of the Territory of la1 scul
.rto.inai 10 J. II AnAtom and Viola b..
.ltfotl defendants.
..rUff AftI UEWrWf rUuHfH-H Wu
r..ras tn an action IfUusuI ....f.ff .uu
IA ~, i',.9.i IN int'H' in . Ust...'
Ia 40 frtrf JufIUisI ...r..t En-. .
'f.t-,t...g 81 nan rpd 10 nIHw.a .Y. ar.s.
~, r,f't.erftn within iDH .... .H..Il..tr
ftur I.g ~ servI oil .ftar tUu ..T. sur,9f
& IN. 'tf.f.ons ~ served with. f... .suHt. 7.
,d.i,'I ' = w.,sl' Nv iwsny dSyi. o' .u,a
t.rfy ityt.-1r frdginout III t.|....... 0r
.ty 9.est t,a. arc0riiue tom. MOI
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Daniel D. Daniels Deceased.
NOTICE Us HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ uudcrIFutd, A. " Taylor, aiminIs.
traitor of thn cttatH ~ Daniel g., uauisIa.
deceased, 90 mo creditors Of and aI plrH1ut
having claims aglu"t che cas- detuU.eI. il
"hllNi lnrW with t1u necessary NuUFIrrs.
within icu months after tho urt publication
u. iha notice. 90 Che gaid Administrator ut hIa
uNHU, so, Hlt Iuuw IHuH NIt Iahu CIV.
m tho County of sHit llLa. Utah.
u4lcd January Gen, lsII
A.N TAYLOR,
Admiuutrainr ni tho estate OF Daniel T..
Daniels, deceased,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-22

Ana IN accordance with Iaw anu tho order ~
iuu Hoard of Directors made on tho Hcfulth
Gay of october, i-Jf, BOB uaIF shares of uaru
parcel uf Stock uH may Do uCccaHHrFt viii DO
sold 90 the unIco OF tho secretary, nc Nuusutu.
uon building. AIT lHao CTS, Utah, ON Sion
quy thH fourth day u. December 1873, at . b,
81. 20 puy tho doliugunHt 'Htcsemcnt. together
with thu costs % aiNCtHalrE and cNpcuHn OF
sale. ". D NsA lE. Secretary
Ouita. room 2ll uouiu,ui0n building. SAT-
Lake CITY, Utah.
AZ a mocung Of tho board nf difcCtora Of
TIC sewer Allulug Anl Milling Company, nod
ga The 18th day o. NoycuHgr, ls2t the dato Tor
Tho calls Of the above rtHHa was postponed
uttll tue oh day Of December, lt.l, at4 D. NE,
Al tlu above named plH,ut
W.. EEAItE. Secretary.
~ meeting Of the board NJ directors or tho
ntNlrr hlriug and Milling umuauv, hrld ON
ihl 2lrd day ~ Doc. itgf. thU dAto for tho snid
81 ihc aboyo stock woe % Hp0nod until DO
a,ih day ~ January, l9l 20 2p m.. az tho
vs.. y, EEATlE,
ttcrltsr7.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
EllaLa oi naImaa !. MaLser. 900.

LhlAte OK b9llnHA T. Mut'er' aeecAtcL
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, DArcutrin uf the estate OF
hcIindA r. MussUr, doCDasud,tO the creditors OF.
ana AL persons having claims against mo said
deceased. 90 EXHIBIT ihcm with ihn necessary
vouchers, WItulu tea months Hitrr tuH uHt
publication 90 the notice. Go tho SAID cNvuutuN,
40 o. south STAN 'irvut SAT- Lake OltY, u!ah,
IN The County OF SALT Lake.
Dated January ftn. IfIl
LOUISE srINIluu.E BARTON,
LAurutriN OF belinda o., Muasur. Deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-22

Do ,lo Matter Of ono F.ato OF J5lu Beck,
UDgrafcL
NOTICE is UE4GBf GiyEN THAT
Cftltr Hi John U.UE. rUftlfai, boo fgu.
dargi Cor art.lrugut and l'rI m Hal u0ult,
ErT uUaI lr cunt uI rrI administration ui Hali
estate and petition .ur uuI. d.t.uIHNHn ul luu
=. HIIur uI HHII rHil.u uUuHI Wr U.HUu. tu.
tfinI ftofltH, 4ud tnlt HHsIas, HH 11tH dry
off January. a ID. IsIi 10 Oh u'U'U.a H ui no
tNu tuUI. I.HHu OF .HIN fuIrI Doc Che lUuHtY
Court IHU"v, -|If ilsu tts aud County. ltn
IUmtIr.. hIH boon iUIr appointed NT IHu
Judge %. Hrl Court Cor BOO tNtWnnt OF aaII
account au1 fUHFInE HHIi rruuIu Coz diHiuHu.
ton, 40 which time nld place any ugrauu
interested HIil tatIin may lnnUIr AND chow
cluso. 90 HHy tHcrH he. wH" tlIt lcsount should
uut Ny HrtICl HuI approve. Alu nuai llfIluu.
tlUU made H. prayer I|H.
Dated January lu, lt1.. .....
'l0r U. .au5atI Court
UyL o. SACK. uU.U.H
A. .. NhFsfI hf. Attorney
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tAuHo. o. lriu.Ur, oruaftutia. uHu.r 900
rrI uHutr of NHfuH IS LripsCr Huu liuush.
On. hHNair IlsIlisa.uto, % corporation,
uCIruliulH.
Tho people of N0 TERRITORY of Utah fUHi
GREETING 10 John 4. ouc.bctE, Ann b.
bTuU. beck. MUIHm DrUUsIrra, Eleanor 4.
trUc.hUek, Ni"hIIHH IN. urut1"vts, fitlo1a
Gructurra. Iosrph ~. etuu,i.uruiF ~, G.roE,
%. ". liae1u, uiin shuaHt GluE. % u1ruon-
uHut james iurHvr ulu ~ ..rr Wallace. c1s
U.rtUufH doing business usHr ihH Irm name
% iu.llr . Wallace T. D. tt'Hrg, % o.. lcI',
Nurr., 10. o.. isurl. HaN MaIun. hnl
famuUI L.. Lgir"rr rp.Ut|Iaru under th1 llfm
name " MIIuH d IHIuHNr uuu lluurhiuu Alg'
N.lr Hardware Co.,, % core uuon, dcirndAuts.
yyoU AEG ulutnY REQUIRED TO
appear l1 au action brought against l0u
Court OliHs 1hiri judicial uitUfi uf hrIod
ut1ry % ltan. Hnd Go uufntr thu rInHafrlms
% 90" DAY ot hunlceI afier tl1 service 1u you
% this 600 'uu1HH=.t Served vitllu tnIH c4ualF +,
or n served uut OF t4a county, bus ln Tits
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torres. FROM date 90 e.1.iugr cent pee auuun,
tlm0 being due und wholly unpaid, and
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NOTICE THERE hl,E DELINQUENT Up
~ un tuo following Described stock ON Hc.
cOuutnftsscatuout luyIoIun tho seventh dHyuf
october iHtf ono HrVcra. aWuuutH hct opposite
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futUwHs
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SUMMONS.

ID tho Dt tr.et Court Bro lui fIf DO Third Ju.
1IDIul iIHut of uiHh Ilfutufy
County ut Sails lake
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent notisc.-ssucr ,unmg and Milling
Company
Location OF puurira place % buIincah. san
Lake litY, Utah.
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LEoAL NOTICE.
Iu tho Probate court lu and Cor salt Lake
C0uug Territory VI UAu

Do tho matter Of tba c.ta.l OF Le1niias q
LCaiug, deceased
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in the Probate Cirft m rnt for SAT- Lake
County. rDwl1y0i Utah.
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n. rttfs UuuuyE
A.urU,r fnl himniHir4t1r.
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NEWS OF THE WEST.
ssllllul Operation for The R noTll Of
a Large Tamof
As INSANE M,vs DrLUlOS.
charge Of Grand Larceny Against Oh
Ae,or.-A Woman Held f'r Riilins
Her daughters Lover.

fee ia twenty inches thick at Chey-
,pnr and big harvtat la 40 progress
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-16

FELLOW CITIZENS of Snow Hill,
Don't forget the fact that our town
Is TO be conducted ON a more prog
ressive principal than in the past
What we mean by this. is the intro.
duction of more interest in its success
than has heretofore been manifested
We are to encourage good people TO
come and live with us. We are 10
take the trouble TO show inquiring
strangers our town and point out to
them ITS many merits as a manuflc-
turing town. as well as a town pleasant
10 live in. BE generous, be corteous.
be true 10 the welfare of the entire
community. Point with commendable
pride to the pluck manifested ON every
side OF our merchants and business
men, who met with such severe reyer.
ses by the fire Of nearly year ago
Don't tell people il will be wears he
fore all the waste places will he built
up, for il will be our own fault if this
he true. Let us resolve that the
burnt district shall be covered with
buildings like those which have gone
up since the fire. Buildings credit to
more pretentious towns than ours.
Talk for yoLr town, Work for its
advancement.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-16
Is THE END SIGHT?

The United States Senate appears
to be in hurry at last to dispose Of
the Tariff bill. On Monday several
schedules were passed and something
like a respectable days work was
accomplished in getting over the re-
naming clauses of the measure. II
this activity continues, the long debate
of eleven weeks will come to an end.
perhaps, by Saturday night. and the
upper house will be through with its
consideration of the proposed law.
In many respects the consideration
Of the tariff by the Fifiy-third Congress
has been notable chapter in the
history of national legislation. 1t will
be remembered that the Wilson bill
was passed after several weeks OF
debate, and that il was submitted in
the Senate TO most exhaustive re-
vision by the finance committee, and
has since been under the fire of Sen.
atorial eloquence for period of almost
three months. II ought to embody by
this time the sentiments of the law
makers ii it does not those of the
people, and the consideration of the
amended bill by the House and in
conference ought not to consume Il
very long period of time.
There are Indications. however, that
considerable opposition will develop
against the Senate bill in the House
Of Representatives. There is strong
likelihood that a COOL many o.' the
Senate amendments will not be con-
CURED in, and the work of the confer
ence committee will be sensibly in
creased thereby. Judging from the
diversity of opinion. As expressed in
the results Of the bills produced by the
two houses, it will not be an easy task
To bring them into harmony.
Therefore, while the presen, situation
in the Senate seems to Indicate that
the end is in sight, probably a month
will pass before the Troublesome mea-
sure will be out of the way and upon
the statute book. The long delay has
had a serious effect upon business,
and, when the uncertainty is passed.
considerable more time must elapse
before commercial interests can adjust
themselves to the new conditions.
The American people will be graft
fled to see the end Of the tariff debate,
for until that is reached there is no
hope for the coming Of better times
Baltimore He,nH.