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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-09

NOTICE. or PROBATE or WILIs-IN THE
" district court Of che ftrst judicial district
~ The state ~ Montana. In and Tor tbs county
90 laws and lsrEe.
In the matter II the @ tsts Of John Quinn.
deceased.
Pursuant 90 an order ~ said court. made on
tha gith dAy Of d ecelnber lesl notice IL hereby
given. that Monday. the tth Gag Of January, i1si,
81 d. o'clock a. m a said dag. af the court room
% said court. al tho court house ia Che county
~ cWia and Clarke. has besn appointed A.
tho time end plaoe r uroslng The viii - said
John Uuium dcfolanI. aud Tor hearing fhH
duplication 81 Gafhafiue Quinn for ths Issuance
b. hor 81 letters - admInisfrafi N with tho viii
nnnened. when amt where any ptfson interested
uaT apraar and contest the aamH
Dated Doo. "a. l13l.
JOHN BEAN. Clark
~ II. J. CAsEDL Deputy Clerk
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NOTICE 10 caEDIToRs, ESTATE or

NOTICE TO Rs-EsTATE OF
~ George hosdamer. deceased.
Notice l. hereby given D. tho undersigned nd-
miuisfrnor Of tho estate 90 OeorEo ~ "a
uamer. deceasod. 70 the credi or- o. and
an PERSONS having claims against To said
decosaed 70 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the frs pub
location ofths notice % tho aaid inistrator a.
the 90 CO 81 ~ - Hcrner. n the Moninns Ma
tiunal iank building. AZ iolpnA Moniana. the
came be- ng the place Tor tho Transaction Of
fho business Of said osiata IL the county Of owls
and Clarke
JOE. n. KENCk
Adm ristrAtor Of tho Estate Of Geo. hhosdamer.
deceased.
Dated Helena January 5. 1894
Date Of trst publication January q ls9L
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CHERIFF's SALE swEND CARLSON,
. plaintiff. v. Waiter Mathssou, Mary Aathe-
son and l. B.. Lott. deienlant-.
nder and BY virtue Of an order Of sale ana
decree 81 foreclosure and sale issued out OF No
district Of the tirst judicial district OF the
stntn ~ Montana. IN an- FOR he county OF LOWS
and iarke on the in day OF December. A. ID.
1888, in the above entitled action. wherein
0wfnd arlson. the above named plainuu, OBJ
tanned n judgment and decree OF foreclosure
aul fale against walter hatheson, Mary mathe-
son aud l. a. n Lott defendants on the 9TH day
Of ID cember ~. isg3 for the cum OF $500 80.
bssides interest costs ard attorneys lees which
said decree was, On tho an DAY ~ ieeemheT
said court at ose II ! an eoinmAnosi 20
sell all those ceftaln lOfa uecoa or parcels OF lhnd
situate. lying ami hsing In tine county q Lewis
ana larke. tate a 3. Guiana and bounded and
dsscri bed as foilows, To wit
Lots no. u. II and ~. in block No. IS, in the
Northern Pacific add tien o the city Of Helena
Montana tceottiif O. q he plat thereof on Mo IN
tho Office Of tho c.o-k AM recorder - the said
county Of & ovi. and Clarke. aed situated in the
said county Of Lewis md lArEs ana state or
e. nntanH
together with all and finEular the tenemsqts,
hered taments and appu'tenances thereuato Do
longing or ia anywise anpe tanning.
fubic notice e. hereby given that on saturday,
tic sgih Jay o. Decembef. a. -. 1888 ~ ~ eloos
m. Of that DAY. 90 tho front door OF tho con Z
house, Helena. Levi and Clarke couuty' Mon
tsns. will. A. obedience 70 said order oil sac
and decree Of closure sud safe SOL the above
described properly. or so much thereof a. may
b. necessary 10 satisiy faid Judgment. with in
tsrcs and costa, 90 the highest aud blst bidder
Given under my hand this It'll day Of Deem
CHARLES y CURTIS. sheriff.
By fnED r. llOas. Under Sheriff
Above sails By stipulation between plaintiff
and defendant 70 adjourn "a until Jsu 10. 1874
At ~ o. clock m at the front door ~ the cou &
houso fHANLkb D. ca klls, Sheriff.
IS FRED 4. Hoas 1 nder sheriff.
OFFI L OF CITY TREASURED. ROOM G.
" CITY Ha1-Notice to IA lders Of firo DE-
partment v arrants-Soiioe is hereby given thst
i am prepared to pas all city warrants ON tho
fire apartment fund. inteS.t ceases this day
4. D. GAEREIT.
Helena. Jan. g. 1891 City Treasurer.
NOTICE To sTOCKHOLDtRS THERE
" will he a meeting - tho stockholders OF
the eerless Jennie A In ng company Tor the
election ~ a board Of trustees 70 serve Tor The
baAnos ~ tho year ending Aug. L. is9t. held
~ tho office OF q. ". leattie PRECEDENT OF
lie company. la Helena. MontanA. on tuesday,
Jan u 1894. 81 three o'clock y. IA.
D. ". hEA illk, President
CTOCKH0I d IRIS MEE1INd-THE hEG =
y lar annual meeting Of tho stockholders OF
lie Helena Diftrict 1e.sgrauh company viii 10
held a. the Office Of the company 80. Is trotd-
wav. relens. Mont. on Monday. jar. ~ 1904,
~ '''' u. n. KLElNsCHMIpI,
T. ". WILLIAMS President
Secretary.
Dated Jan. 4, 1901.
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ATA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n OF the Castner Coal aud Coke company,
held Jan. q islg at the law offices ~ DOLE y
Wallace IN he ena. tho following named gentle
men were elected trusie ..
Janice shields Anaconda. Mont
Na Gus DAILY. ute. Mont.
ID. }. hennessey. BUTT Mont,
Paris Nibfon. Great Rails. Mont
4. i. Shields elt Mont.
N. nouahue. Anaconda. Mont.
John noherty. Anaconda, Mont
meeting Of the newly olacted trustees was
called for feb. I. 1874. b. held IN Anaconda,
Mont, al the Montana hotel a. two p. m.
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NOTICE TO Co-OwNERs-To @. KLEIN
~ schmidt W. Il Reed J. q. walsh. Geo
EtEoi. ". h Richards oo-owners. and r.. h.
1rerise. purchaser Of tho interest OF G.. Klein
echmidt. W h. { eed, and J. O.. y alsh. their
heirs. assigns. executors aud administrators.
Nou arc hereby notified that We, your co-own-
ers Ihos B. Miller, L. A. Walker and Is. II
Langley. have in accordance with section 29-f
Of the revised statutes OF the United ttatsA ex-
pended IN labor and Improvements uTon tho
placer claims designated a. folioNa ots and
B. sec g 90 H. mr. ", lots 3, 9 2, Z SEQ 10, - H.
n r ", Gated opposite kldorEdo bar, an IN.
Organized mining district in the county Of Lewis
AMI larke aud state 81 Montana the sum Of
two hundred dollars being tho work required by
Law for the purpose Of holding and representing
. a q claims Tor the years OF 1871 and 1874
Now therefore. be il known that unless you
each contribute your hare Of such expenditure
amounting TO t25 Apiece. for each above one
eighth interest held claimed. aud remit tho
same TO the office Of 4. d. Miller AZ Helena.
Mont ma. in the county of Lewis and larke.
within ninety days after the service OF this no.
tico by publication. your interest or interests in
the said plRrer claims will be forfeited, and be-
come the property Of the undersigned 4. as pro-
xided by said section 2s2t OF tho United States
a.ntes. THOs. H MILLER
Il II. LANGLEY,
/. A. WALKER
First publication Nov. IA 1s9a
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The proprietors OF Dr. Sorc's Catarrh
Remcit tIoir that their medicine perfectly
ana permanently cures Catarrh, To prove
h 10 tou, they make this offer; II they can't
cure your Iatarrh, no matter what your
case is, they'll pay you $500 in cash.
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NOTICF.-TIIT REGULAR ANIMAL N IT
ffouai Eauk ii Helena Mont. will 10 held AZ
its banking oiiice TUESDAY. Jan. p l.fi, AZ ttree
o. clock D. M. for the purpose % electing ditec.
t0rs frr the ensuing rear, aud The transact on ~
81 h other business - may como tst"re the
A. L. Smith. Cashier.
Helena MonL, Dec. 9. issA
NOTICE.-TO TlIE sTOCKHOI DEHa OF
~ the first National bank Of Helena Mont-i
Tho regular anuuh' meeting % the stooklQidafa
~ tho firat National hank % Heleua. Monte
Tor the election - directors 20 serve Tor Do en-
suing Jear. vii - telu al DO lansing folse "a
tka saroud Tuesday, 10 Wit he On day 20 Jan
uarY. isst. between the hours of ~ a "a AID
800 =. " KNIGHT. CaahioE.
Helena. Mont. Dee. = 1914
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IOV9nUon 5 etrIlg'
Petroleum zoe bid


'oHoy on cali easy Il . Tor cent o.. day.
closed offered ger cent. Prime mercantile
pa.er sasrs por cent Sterling exchange
-troul. with actual hu-iEess in TAM er-' bids a.
-f.t i.et4 for demand. and SI-in Leli4 Tor
rrrfr-sfar Die.
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Infants require drink as well as food.
ihiust D. as conn 90 o. them ns hunger
and should b. ralirtcd Is good pure water
instead Of tie breast o. nursing bottle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-09

LIKE A THTEF IN
THE NIGHT, Con
sumption comes. A
slight cold, with your
system in tho scroful-
Gus condition that's
caussl by impure blood,
Be- enough % fastcn 10
upon you. That "a tho
time when neglect and
delay are fun 81 danger.
Consumption h Lung
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Room @ go. Commercial building, 81 Louia
No. ofhos Of said company.

NOuC or APPLICATIONS FOR PERMIs-
AZ sion 70 cut aud remove timber from the
public domain.
Notice is hereby given that A. tue expiration %
tweuty-ouo Gays from the nrtt publication %
this uotic. 4. 1T. q Miller OF Great falis.
aacadc Cnunfy. Montana, will make written
All icatioa to tic honorable the tocretary 81 The
Isar suitable FOR saulog- IRON tho following de-
sorihoi unaurvofed lands. viz Ia what would
b. II surveyed. township % north. range west.
leg ming a. point on the south fork 81 h
Icfun river where thh siEth STANDARD para isl
north would rruss said south fork 81 the Teton
river 10 projected thereto. q strip Of land -
tending one half mile from each hank ~ said
stream. running thence along each bank u q 4
stream o. TIE had waters thereof al % said
and being n Teton county. Montana. contain
ing about tire thousand eight hundred ant
furfT lg-luI ACRES. Tho above desert boil land IL
rucky and mountainous and mint Tor cultivation
and Il non mineral a. O.. mlLLEA4
first Qualification Jan. 2. issA.
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A ssFs- MENT NOTICE TIN ITO MINING
y IS Willing Company q Montana. works
located three and q h u miles from ute, cll-
vcr ow county. Montana
Note is hereby given that at a meeting Of tho
trustt o. u said company bel on the nth dag
~ ecr mber. 1888 an assessment Of q cent rer
share was levied upon the capital stock 81 said
company, payable on tue 18th DAY ~ Januarg,
COMPANY 81 Montana, room No. 40, ommcr-
G al building. r. Louis. Missouri
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
rema n unpaid on tie 18th day Of January. 1924.
shall be- deemed de- nQueut and will be duly adj
vrrtisni Tor sale at public Auction. and unless
day u February. isai. 20 pay the delinquent A.
fessmenf. together with the costs n advertising
and oIpeuHes ~ allo
JOHN =. MFYER.
Secretary Of said COMPANY
Room q 40. Commercial buildinR st Louia
NJ .lILa. ~ na-I nnnu y NJ
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MINNESOTA.

wilbur Tehbils. 49,. Merchants Hotel. 81. Psul
willard S. Dsnnis.... Hotel Ryan. St Pau
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uhhQl rshnE SUITS TO EFgT. ALL
-..l- Bow tatlT. Mr. \ Wsrth. ~
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'itsCEI.IANEor,

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WANTED GOLD OFutTu- DfVFi.-
" ord or uld.selopsI Address ~ in
Wfrd. Helena. Mont
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NAFfi u-ID BY FDH go. GOOD
-ern-d hHui piano must Boz rstsonabls
Adtrnsa Piano. tUIs afios.
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EoI sALr-A 9H0Ur OF PAYING GOLD
Irorertios. Address ". B.. b. lndepend-
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TO. sAtE A. 80 HOLAu4Hu IN TNGLF-
hof1- business college. Anily At this
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UTAH.
WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
e. {. Wilbur. AHoo Hotel San Francisco
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EOt SSH trhNIIURF lDNpLETE
f.r hun o.n. ping. will salI 40 torethor or
lu single r.fc'-. rlrap aiso good wing ma
ca-ns ta4 f.f .ocoud street. near eattia.
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nUAIN INNFIs"HI- MFIAIIfI MIN =
- Nranito. Mont.
SEALED proueaala win b. received by tho } q
Metallic MiuinT company until noon ~ Jan. D.,
lsal for driving aud timhaTinH q urain tuuno'.
tdilll feet Iona from tho wet face - the LOO
foot Lowell n ilu llairo shaft % hoCa. on L. oug-
iaas creek.
Bids will b. rocaivc.i separately Tor the follow
ing named divisions and the entire work
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I-DI SD IN HEAE or PusTOFFICF.
I uacEa,o OF merchsudiso. Owner can havo
fIe same uy calling a. this Office. proving prop
crty aud paying Tor this advertisement.
FOR SALE REAL E,iArE.
--~---~-~-~-~-~---~-------
EO. ~ALF llLfBEll p. EIrl & Co.
4 ground floor Mon'aua baa< luIlIinx have
holsos aud lots Tor t.ai8 or -alo. usr cent 81
salln
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nFFI L or CITY TREASURED. ROOM G.
" CITY HAl-Notice to u llders of firo DE-
Dartment u arrants-Aoiice is hereby given thst
/ am prepared to pay all city warrants ON tho
Fiie i apartment fund. iuteest ceases this day
4. ID. GAHREIT.
Helena. Jan. g. 1891 City Treasurer.
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sIIIAIIoNs NASTED-FEMALE
Advertisements unaes u-As he-@ htss timas
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SITUATION WANTFD-BY GIRL or IL TO
- work for board while attending school Ad-
dre-e d. r.. this Office
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NITl ALTON WANTED - By OMPEIENi
= b.rter. Address larber. general delivery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-24

ous cisss among the holders Of corporate
Investments. All these poor investors
viii have TO pay the income tax whether
they COME under the $500 limit or not.
The ? per cent tax viii hare been col
iecsec through the agency Of the corpora
ton paying the dividend or the interest
before the money gets into the hands Of
that owners .osai income from al sources.
widow living upon IN income Of $3.50
year from certain corporate investments"
viii pay per cent. tar on every dollar Of
her pstisui income. and the small invest
nent that Yields $40 for the support Of
the orphaned child until he can earn his
own living, will b shaved per cent.
along with the income Of 5000 or OF
5000.
The proposed Federal income tax will
bear with disproporfionate weight upon
income from real property. Income from
personal property will more generally
evade taxation. and salary income viii
suffer srili more than income from real
estate. The truth - that Bourke Cochran
and Dick Croker were right when they
warned the congressional Democracy that
in the last analysis the poor man will pay
the income tai, and that for this reason.
If for no other, the income tax would prove
an exceedingly unpopular and non-Demo-
cratic tax.
The income tax 10 thrown by the
Southern Democracy ~ . bone to the hun
cry Populist dog. who thinks he IL bleed
ing the rich. when in practice it will be
found that the income tax will bleed the
poor. David A. Wells il . staunch Demo-
crat and IN educated political economist,
and he stoutIy opposes tho income tax.
and 20. too, does Henry George. for both
have brains enough to see that II is class
legislation and that under the terms Of the
present bill il will in the last analysis really
be paid by those who can Ill afford to pay
tho taxes Of others.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-24

II IL usually very small Under the coin.
age act OF 1873 the seiguiorsge On gold was
fred 1t ons-Esth Of per cent There VAS
no seigniorsgs On silver, except for trade
dollars. because none vas coined for pr.-
vass persona The charge for coming trade
collara was the actual cost Of the york ut
the rinf where tie coming was done. IL
10 . risuse Of the word seigniorage TO a2-
ply IL 70 case where private individuals
do not bring ballion 20 the mint, hut
where the government buys bullion and
coins the same for its own account. II Is
In the latter case, however that the term
il used IN the Bland bill. According TO
this bill, the seizniorage is the difference
Between The price paid for the bullion and
the number Of standard dollars Of 4i2iz
grains each ths: can he produced from il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-24
VINO PAYS THE INCOME TAX.

Tax on "incomes derived from corporate
investments" sounds we'll to the hair
Drained Popuiist who thinks that an in
come tar on corporate investments hlecds
only the well-to-do. IL IL did blead only
the well-to-do {, would be an Outrageous
tar. for IL would he class legislation which
foputists pretend To- denornec, bat as a
matter OF fact the proposed incoms tax on
corporate investments hits very hard those
who can III afford 10 pay other peoples
tsyes.
Thousands Of poor people have their
savings invested in the stocks or bonds OF
corporations. The dividends or interest
paid by those corporations are these rcor
investors sols source OF revenue. The
greater or stronger the corporation the
more numerous its small holders Of stock
or bonds. wasn Jay Gould and Fisk
captured the Erie railroad. and
reduced ID from an in.erest-paying TO a
non-divsaend paying road, thousands Of
investors we're robbed of their income:
poor widows. small farmers and the like
all along the line Of the Egie road. from
New York City 10 Buffalo. When the
stupid cry Vas made few years ago
against lhe hlostsd holders Of government
bonds il was found that the small, yoar
Investors 81 the country held the vas,
majority Of these bonds, either through
sciuaA purchase or through their being
he'd largely eY savings banks and tnsar-
anoe companies The looks of the New
YORK ,ea'rAl or the Western Unlcn show
HAT to very Large extent It's owners are
toos men and Somea who have invested
IN u al HER savings, and are dependent
npoa sAsis Income from these Investments.
I'D ren. s.doSs aud children. small
estates - tsSss properties form Q uames.
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NOTICE TO rnE Pueblo.

The public 70 hereby warned not 70 pay
any money TO parties rsprsssnting TO 30
agents q tbs Seattle PosY-IYYKLLseEscEa
exespt the following. Who are the only
eushosissd travelling agents Of Che fosr-
1STxLLfaEscKR, viz: ]. A. McClsllsn, !.
4. Davies. and J. l. Hawlsy. 7lS dossaos
spriy 10 resident agents Of this paper who
sys located in various cities and towns Of
The Northwest nor TO postmastsrs Who
sSs in ali casss authorized to take suhscrip-
tscns for the Daily. Sunday and Weekly
posr-lr-xlLfoxxcxa
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The body of Norman McDougall. one Of
the men blown up on the steamer Estelie,
off Vancouver island. has been recovered.
The legs were torn off.
Pensions have been granted to these
residents of Washington: Reissue. Sam
uel G. Simmons, Montesano: original
widows. Catherine Lux. Peone Prairie,
Anna Rebscca Campbell. Mount Vernon.
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Selsniosage 10 that part of any given
amount, of bullion brought 10 the mint Ter
coinage ey private individuals. shich i.
taken by the "seignior, the lora. tes sov.
eseigs or the state. 80 = compensation Tor
coming il tsy them. IL may Re merely
the actual cost Of coming. Ia which case
the selgRlersse is nominal. Real sesgnior.
ase 10 waets the snm charged or taken
Ssou TIE els.isa 10 ID excess OF the eoss.
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The fact that no Southern state except
Delaware and Maryland cast . single vote
against the ssigniorage bill in the senate,
gives renewed emphasis to Mr.. Hewitt's
recent observation about the way tho
South il represented in congress.
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THE PRICE OF LOGS.

Hor SPRINGS, Wash, March @, 1894.
To THE EpfroR: Please inform me
what the sawmiiis are paying per thou.
sand for fir and cedar on Puget sound.
Hot SPRINGa
rThe mills will pay from 50 70 81 per
thousand for fir logs delivered at the mills
when logs are wanted. and from IS to $3.50
for cedar, according to quality.l
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THE EXPANSION OF xrHER.

PoRr ANGELES WASH, March 10, 1884,
To THE EDITOR: VIII you kiddly inform
me through the Posr-INTELLIG ENcER what
degree Of heat Is required for ether to ex-
pand when inclosed in trass case. and
oblige subscriber. Yours respectfully,
SUBSCRIBER
Ether conReals at 176 deg. Fahrenheit
below zero, boils at IS deg. Fahrenheit
above zero, evaporates very rapidly ut
ordinary temperature, expands at any in.
crease Of temperature.
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Secretary Heks Smith has .sns 70 con-
gsess sn Agreement made with the Cssr,r
d Acne indians in Idaho. pravldsu. lor
TIE eessaen 10 the United States of that
par, OF Toe reservation OF Which the ,oxn
oi Harrison and several other .s,tlernrn,,
are 4ocssed. The agreement provides for
the paysnen. Q: $4,000 20 The Indiana.
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Hamilton Herald.

The supreme court has decided that Gov.
McGraw had full power to sire" McReavy
from the capitol commission. OF course
he had. Did any sane man suppose tor
minute that McGraw was talking through
his hat when he told McReavy to '.git7"
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Portland OregonIar

PORTLAND OreGoo0n.
The most detestabie name now on tho
lips Of men 10 Breckinyide. There 10 no
need Of hunting further for a name that
will serve as general synonym of infamy.