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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

/, The Democrats have been engaged for
years In trying to dsbauci the voter In
our State. Their various candidates for
iofllce have expended large amounts OF
money to secure nominations and many
Of them nearly bankrupted themselves and
their friends and hewho gets his nominal
zion through the use OF money will rarely
hesitate to use money to secure his cleo.
tioH. But II is not only reform that we
need In this respsct but we need one Just
as badly among the assessors. tar eoilec.
tors and registrars. The tricks and wlles
OF these are calculated to lead to breach
of the peace. II they continue to ola.
franchise men as they please they may
expect to DO called hard names as they
really deserve to be hit on the head with a
blu1geon.
The Republicans, as q rule are order
der loving. but they must eventually lose
oil patience and forcibly resent Insult. II
should be made easy to qualify 10 v ote
and not made difficult So long as un.
princlpled office holders continue to dis.
franchise meu by the score and thus con.
troll the elections, 1t will be folly to talk
about the crime Of vote buying or attempt
tocorrect 1t by further Legislative enact.
ments-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

The knights OF the Golden Eagle attend
ell Scott NJ. L. Church Sunday morning
and Rev. Robt. Watt preached mastery
sermon from the text. "Of whom the
world was not worthy" Heb. 1l.3S.
lie discussed the origlu OF Knlghthood
and Its principles, showing what had been
accomplished by the banding together OF
men who had the courage to stand up for
Justice. reverence to womanhood honor
and courtesy and then pointed out to his
bearers the Lord Jesus Christ as the great.
est Knight that ever this world saw; not
only did he lay aside his crown to save
poor woman but threw from his hand tho
sceDtre Of power and tore from his brow
the crown of glory and entered this world
helpless babe endured hardship and
even gave his life; for a lost world Knight.
hood in ancient time was of the blood
royal.
But Jesus had made II possible for the
poor and rich, the high and low, the igror.
ant and learned to enter into an organi
zItion to battle against the wrong anu
defend the right,
Tuesday evening by request Mr.. Watt
VIII repeat his powerful sermon on the
"Deliyerance From this Bondage of Cor.
ruption." The pubic are cordially invit.
ed to attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27
A Victory for Paskola.
Ii Rscsive. the omc,al E.asr..msns .,
B-stn,ns Espers .aaa n Jury OF Rep


The suit brought by Ohio's food DOM mis-.
stoner against CINCINNATI druggist for
sailing Pasco!a on the ground that IL was
nothing but glucose. resulted In great
Victory FOR Paskola and verdict against
the State.
During the course Of tho trial Professor
Smaller Of the University OF Cinciunatti
testified that Paskola was not glucose, and
even II IL was, 1t would DO harmless. He
also bore witness to its activity as q Ill.
gestive agent.
Professor William Diokore Of the Miami
College testified to the same facts. So
did Professor Schmidt, the chemist OF the
Board OF Health, Professor William Hoff-
man and others.
A practical test was made 10 Govt
showing the digestive action of Paskela
en- eggs and meats OF various kinds,
whereas glucose under precisely the same
condition produced no effect whatever.
This test but confirmed tho experts
statements and proved Paskola to be OF
great value in indigestion and wasting dis.
eases.
This verdict dIsposes Of the malicious
attack that has been made against Paskola
by interested rivals. and suits have now
been brought against the proprletore OF
well known emulsion OF cod liver oil for
having given wide circulation to a false
formula and other Misrepresentation re.
garding IL.
The animns OF this attack will be the
better understood when 1t Is stated that
Paskola Is being largely used In the place
OF cod liver oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
Expires trains.
a. IN. ~ "a, ~ 10 IS IS. q a. 'iI o. III.
New York. Sundaya - ", 2 II. III 40 q. m.
E4a. - u, 2 n. IL p IN. c.
nut ,treets,) week days 's0t o.. B9s. . IL.
T6a bs. u Il, 20 30 10 d. 40 ~ I'll IS H. m.
'lss4 10. '249. 32s. Asa % 49, a. TsL Si''
Sundays. .aoa .7l7. os. SIS 800, I'll 20.
u 4Oa m. I y. y 40 oaS. 45a '5ss cat '734.
PhiiadelPhiH Twelfth and Market s,..J
week days. 'aoa q II. % 4. 30 ~ "a M = ~.
sunday 81 Z v y o.. .slz I'll ioa. M, 40 7a
oiiEssirER. week days .ao3 5Ss. r17. cas-
l2o. '24S IS So. % IS. Gsi. q "a. US. 10. I'll
p CHESTER. sundaya .aoa 7I7. eS, : IS,
I'll &C. ll40 u. M s5 - ~ 70. ass. % IS, a3l
Atlantic City. week days. III. .lsse, .s 40
' WEST BOIND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, AIS.
ri. IS n u. M, IL TO- - o. S03 = 81. 81 il. 10
Sundays. '415. 7T7, .s q a. IT,, 1916, .aoi
tQ3. - 81, - ~. g 81 p. IN.
Baltimore and Way stations : II a. m., sO3
fNewark, Del, a15. III, IS Il a M. az 1egoa
.4l5. ~. IS Il m 'ls Ii. Os'l 81. 50. 5 Il.
Pittsburg. 8 r. c. m. 49, y. m. daily.
Chicago, IS ii r. M. - 81 p. M, daily
Cncinnnu ard St Louis IL Ii D. IN. and
% bS p. m. daily.
New Orleans via Bristol AMI CHATTANOOGA
= pp. IN. daily. Through sleeper to New
Orleans
Singery accommodation. iii a. M, o..
9 rs aud II 10 p. M. daily.
Landenberg aeco umudation, week days
II, 8 ga. M. 70 and . " p. III Sundays
$50 T. M, p. IN.
New York, week days IS 80 a IN.
For Philadelphia, week days o 20 81 90
70 10, Ill 20 a. M. *. 10 p. III. Sundays, W
a n., VI. 30. . As p. IN.
For Pittsburg and Chicago. week days. IS 20
For Baltimore. week days. o., SO a. IN.
SIS s5 40 y. IN. Sunday IS D. IN.
For Landenverg and Way stations week
Gays 20, 20 II. IN. ", 4Op- In. Sunlays
s25 q. H.. ~ D. IN.
Leave philadelphia tTwenty fourth mud
Chestnut streets for Wilmington. week DAYS
y d. 81. ~ u l. IL. III " u. W.. IL noou Il Is
u Is, 2OU, 8 10. u w. 30, '5 o. % A. 81 20
q ~ IS ~ 80. 10 10 and II rs p. IN.
sunday, .3I. 6l5, ~ IL. 30, TO- I'll AZ a. H., IL
noon. "a . 20, IS 400, 10. . 30. Il 10. - 81
Leave Iphia Twelfth and Market
streeirl, week days - - = on. I'll 70 u. M
% 40. T2i p. m. sundays, 80 Z %, I'll &c
a. M. "a 4G, f21p. IN.
Telephone. No. 1873.
Rates to Western points lower than via any
G % sCULI. General Passenger Agent
X. IL. CAMPBELLI General MANAGER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27
Stop in the 1872. ......
OvercOat Room

Ask them to show you the
Overcoats that are selling by
thousands. They'll show you
$40 and $12 ones. You'll not
be surprised that we have more
customers than all other stores
combined.
Look furthsr-Ssa the Sis and
$40 ones. Better than we could
buy from a Wholesaler.
Turn into our next room.
Mems S. and 1880 Overcoats.
Black, Blue and Oxford. Yes,
truly-no more than S. and
$64-- and those big piles will
be gone before night. Such a
thing was never heard Of
Mems All-Wool, welI.made
Overcoats for such a price.
Not done with Overcoats.
Here--Look at this big room
full.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

The brutality exhibited in the CANA OF
foot ball last Saturday by the rosps ctIve
teams OF Yale and Harvard. are calcula..
ed to lead to general abandonment OF
such cruel sport 1t is worse than prize
fighting because of the greater number
engaged, and moro serious injuries In.
flicted. The number seriously wounded
during tho year is really startling. Hoy
sensible men can prohibit the one and at
the same time countenancs the 9th err we
are at loss to understand. Foot ball
games will have to 10 greatly modified or
else they must be prohibited the same as
all other barbarous practices that may 10.
cult In broken bones or even death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

wILMISeroN. Dial, Nov. "a. 1904.
]. Bessie Hippls, acknowiedge that the
scandaioup and slanderous reports oon-
cerninf Kate @. Rsmenter, which have
uttered and circulated at the. house OF
Mrs- Maggie Davis. In New Castle ARD
false and without foundation and that
know them to 10 so when 90 uttered
and circulated them. Her
Witness Bessie Sipple
Robt. Later mark
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27
Christmas Coming
Now is the time to save money
to buy presents. Begin
to-day by buying your
sho es at
M. L, TAYL0RJC
M. L. TAYLOR'S

S. W. Cor. 7th and Poplar SITS.
You can save from 25 to soc
on each pair Of shoes that you
buy, and you can by taking
our advice, have a grand sum
saved to buy Christmas pres
ents.
Ask to see our mems $l.
shoes. Men come here, buy
them and wear them home, and
when they look at their feet,
they can hardly believe they
have not paid $3.50 for them.
Our ladies $l.25 shoes are
simply a marvel. No one
could imagine how they could
be made to sell for that money.
We do not intend to tell you
how we got them or why we
can afford to sell them SO cheap,
but they are new, fresh goods,
and we sell them to everybody
at the same price.
We have some mems shoes,
splendid value, have just been
on hand long enough for the
lustre to be slightly dimned.
We will close all of these out
at astonishing low prices.
We have children's dongola
lace shoes with Pat. Tips from
SOC to $3.50.
Mems Leather working boots
81 90. No excuse for any child
to have wet feet, we are selling
rubbers at Sc pair. Our
Misses fast black hose sizes 3
to 10 are also reduced.
This is the original and only
complete Footwear store in the
city.
5. ". E1a, 9TH and POPLAR sss.
sB Custom work and re.
pairing a speciality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27
| Never Saw Any
thing Like This.

Are all these buyers? Why,
you have more people here than
all the Clothing stores in the
city"
Yes, a few hours ago you'd
have seen a larger crowd. It's
easily accounted for. There
is no such Clothing to be had
as we're selling for the price.
When we say
Come and buy Mems AIl-Mool
Suits for S. we mean II.
Not a few odds and ends
something that nobody would
buy. No-that's not our way.
We show you a thousand Suits
all our own make. Gut in same
style as tho they were $25
Suits.
Every one Of them bright and
handsome, and when tried On
are a wonder to yourself that so
little money will buy such hand.
some Suits.
Next, another lot Mems Suits
still better. Prices that we
used to sell Children's Cloth.
ing. -.-.
Most remarkable are those Suits
for S6.75.
The very kin d we've sold over
again by thous ands for $12. 1t
goes to show what Spot Cash
in buying 100, 900 yard lots of
Cloth will do.
Next, great bargains are in 10
and u Dollar Fine every day and
best dress Suits.
Next, get into our Fine Black
Goods room. Ask the sales.
man
"Show me those Fine Suits I
see advertised S2S you are now
selling for 500"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

The members of the various Republican
clubs in our city and State should try and
keep up their organizations. so that they
may see that all are assessed and their
taxes paid. so they will be qualified to
vote in 1884, BY proper effort we shall
acbievs another Republican victory In
1896 and teach the Democrats that they
cannot steal Offices or set the Will of the
people at defiance with irnpunity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN II. r.

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT Oct. 18th. 1891.
Trains leave Wilmington (French street
StRtiOnl Tor Is. q. junction. MonJchaniu,
Wintcrthur Guyencourt, Granogue. Cossart,
Chadd's Ford Junction Pncopson West Ghes-
ter, Embreeville. Mortonville, Coatesville
and intermediate stations daily except sun
day, ut 10 II. tu.. 3 IS 40 and $40 D. M. SUN
day only at S04 a. M. Las hnd 4.5U y. m.
For Wnynesbnrg Junction, Springfield and
intermediate stations daily except Sunday.
at i.a5 a. M. - and 8. Is y. NJ. Sunday only
at S0i u. M. l35 and I.5J D. M.
For Joanna. Birdsboro. Reading and inter.
mediate stations. daily except Sunday. at
30 u. IN. aud >. IS p. M. Sunday only ut S0I
u. III. and l.35 p. IN.
y. q. McCAU STAND. superln endent
BOWSESS BRIG GS, Gen. Pass. Agcnt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

Tie ladies OF Olivet Church, assisted by
the Onward and Upward League. will give
supper in the church, at Fourth md
Broome, on THANKSGIVING night. There
will he an entertainment, consisting of
singing by u quartette, un orchestra of
pieces, a doll drill, Columbian drill and
Dialogues. Admission to entertainment
and supper 25 cents. The entertainment
10 worth a one the price OF I'D mission.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

The Ladies' Missionary Society Will hold
a supper and literary entertainment In
Olivet Presbyterian Church Oh Ihunks
giving evening. The maiu feature OF tho
entertainment Will DO Columbian
drill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

The BODY OF KIM YUNE tho Chinama n
who died suddenly on Saturday last. was
taken to Brooklyn. N. Y. this morning
for interment. The body was enclosed In
handsome casket- Last night the fu.
naral services were conducted in our city.
fireworks being exploded while the China.
men chanted the services. More fire
works were put of this morning before
shipping the body away. The supposi.
ton being that the departed Chinaman
will not need any more fireworks after
leaving this terrestrial globe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

NRDER YOUR HOLIDAY poultry of A,
~ g. b. Anderson. get It cheaper. better.
mDrs of It.. loco lbs. OF ducks. chickens. turs
keys will positively be sold each week. Az
dress Lancaster Ave. aud Union street,
N. b.-Miik, cream. egg4 potatoes. ETC., all
ways on hand na+tWks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

shiloh's Cure. the great Cough and
Group Cure is la great demand. Pock-
ct size contains twenty-five doses only
druggists.
Sold ny N. b. DalfortB. Druggist S. E.
Cor. Sud and Market syFsets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

Oh, What's This.
s. W. Cor. 18th and Market streets, is
tho place to buy your groceries and pro-
Visions and save mouey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27
HORSES CLIPPED

by hand or electric machine at Brownie stss
bIes Eleventh and West streetS by FrAnH
asked. Prices right Phone. No. 6so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

Tue REPUBLICAN now throws down thu
challenge to Police Commissioner Will
liam NJ. Pyle and repeats again that the
story OF the Two women on Church street
in relation TO the Jisorderly conduct of
two police officers is true In every partic.
ular. The REruBLIeAN does not or
will not publish anything untrus II we
are unable to verify the story. We don't
want any words or harsh feelings with
the Police Commission. Do your duty
gentlemen. AMI probably the next LsgIs.
laturo will not retire you from office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27
is the price now.
HERE'S LUCK.

Two lots of Long Overcoats, Blue
and Black one lot fancy plaid lin.
ing. the other lot plain black In
Ing. wide velvet collars. satin
sleeve linings, long coat, regular
SIS Oyercoats, but tomorrow they
sell at
.. Gle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

Cummings, the photogi apher, 302 Mar
ket street, will be open all Thanksgiving
Day,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27
PENNSYLVANIA Rllla5a5.

---------- III ------------
ahe stshdara railway Of America
rHorkcrxD ranouanpux NY rae
snisrsoekinG SWITCH and Bloek signal sys-
tenn.
fhILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON u
bALTlmOHE RAILROAD.
IN INFECT NOV. 1850, IsJL
Nh, s'n " VIII leave MiIn,inzren ~ fsIiowss
s. Isl M sia u u a. ~ a q, . az z
.4s:sOS@moSs.ica. 100. EgS sSs. 1913. a. M,
iI@ y "a $40 BIG. S.sU and lisp m
For Chester iexpressA I.57. 4.sJ $50. IA y,5a.
9'So 49, l0oo. Liza. II.oi a. IN. La. boz o.56
Aeoomm Sdation. 400. ZOO 500, io.4s IL IS a.
M, l2.s, a,s1 49, OILS, 7.4J and I0.3J D. IN.
ror New ork. LOT, a.5a 40. $50. 100. $50.
L. : aSs H. SlS sSs sI sla sn saa iass,
For Boston without change 1910 u. IN. and
Nor the soutIi-southern hallway Express,
e I'll m. sleepers to August,. ct. Aug justine
sprinss Mepais .ppa M Nav sissse: 70 Hot
i nor west chester via Lamokin. go g. IN.
For Newark Center and intermediate sta-
uons.s 40 a. IN. and 633p. IN.
m baiilmore AND Washington. Aa. s.ol. Oil.
tv ~ and li.0o .. M R0t II. y. sl.15, 20S
Is ~ $50. IA. u.6s IA. $40 p. IN. aud
baltimore and Intermediate stations 80,
so %oo anu I1.o4 y. III.
Leave Philadelphia, broad sweet, for WI.
nEigton texprcss), 36Q ia. Ks s.3I. al0, 10
iLh ~. y = IN. $3.50, 10 202. 34t kOl,4.4i,
DUO o ~ Do. o. G1I az 40. ll.lI lilo p,
IN. andla.03 night.
Accommodation. $50 7.s3. 1925 a. m. l.as
o'od 9.OS, Al. -. SsS. 1908 and has p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
TOT nhlihueiphla toxpress) l.57 2.o5, 40
s.su 900 pi5 iOOo, lOio. 1L5l a. M, l.3f 905 b,O4
bte' '.Oi T.s5 s0j and alap. IN.
Acconimodation. 100. $40 q. m. l2lQ i.40,
4.Uo. 6lo aud lU.sU y. IN.
tor Chester teipress. l.s,. 40. $50, s.55
MUG, H.5l a. m- l.5, b.0A, b.5J.1.U and 0uo d. M
Accommodation, 100 sl0 u m. is..J, l,lU
aG D. 2, I'D aud 1850 y. IN.
for New York (cxpre5Sl 1.5i, 2.5S 40. 100
soo, IVA 10 10. ll6l u. A., iai0. l.H. 3UJ. Aus
500 ioh y ~ and lu.3, p. m.
for Boston without change. b.oG p. IN.
, for the Soutu-southoru halfway Express.
ea y. M. sicepers TO Augusta. st. Augustine,
Anu iainpai al I. IN. eleepers TO Hos
oprlhEs. helnpbis. IA "a New or cans
TOT west Chester yin Lamokin, SIS u. m.and
Baltimore and Washington. 4s sol. 1918 a.
ny, iaoa, ls;a 5,2a 'G.O5, on IA, osu p. IN.
baltimore and intermediate stalIons COS
and ll.bi y. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, broad street. for vii
mhiMhetoa teIPressA 100 ~. Ills. n.t' a. m-
and l2Oj night
Accommodation. ag5. aI0 Iog5 q. IN, Is.sa
S.Oo' o.lu e.aS, lO.O3 and Ills p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

Cummings the photographer, 500 Mar
ket street, will be open all Thanksg living
Day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

The appointment OF Hon. N. B. Smith.
srs as Secretary of State by Governor
Marvil, meets with the appreciation Of all
classes Of citizens. Mr.. Smithers is fully
equipped to fill any position In our coun-
try and this appointment is an evidence
OF the esteem In which he Is held by the
Governor elect ami the people generally.
The Governor has acte wisely in maRlng
this selection and We hops he will be
equally fortunate In each and all of his
appointments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle. Sli 1l.i5 IA. m- 80, 40
Ola O.53. v3l y. III. and l..l0 night
For Lewes. IL u. m. AT p. IN.
Express for Dover. Harrington and Delmar.
SID. Il.h3 II. NJ. 40 y. III. and 1901 night.
For harrington and way stations onlw $50
j. IN.
Express for cape Charles. Old Point Com
Tort and Sorlole ilO3 a. IN. and l4.0l night
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, II o. night.
:, For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort an /
Norfolk, l2.Ul night.
For Middletown. Clayton, Dover. wyo-
ming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville Sea-
ford. Laurel and DelmaT i2Ol night.
~ Congressional Limited Express trains,
composed entirely of Pullman pestlbule Par-
Tor and Dining Cars. No extra fare.
tDLimitea express trains composed of Pull
man Vcstibule Parlor Cara Vestibule Passen-
ser Coaches and Dining Car. No extra fare.
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station.
&. NJ. PREVOST n. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger AgL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27
ALL WOOL
KERsEY AND MELTON

Blue and Black, our own make.
handsome garments. euch as will
cost you sl3 and sl4 elsewhere.
At our store they are
$40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27
A RUN AS
WE HAVE HAD ON

these nobby Overcoats at SIS. nat.
urally depleted the stock. but the
assortment now is greater than
/ before. Why. how's that Well
we threw 10 several lots OF $40.
see and s25 Overcoa.s, to keep the
ball rolling. Nobby garments.
|. Handsomely made. some Of them
so inches long and some longer.
SIR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27

Look Ahead.
ID emccIats OF Delaware do you wish q
rump Legislature the came as was set UP
at Trenton y. j. The Delaware Leglsla-
ture would go ahead and have their doing
isgnllzed. They will have the Governor,
four Senators and fifteen Representatives.
What's to hinder them from asserting their
rights? Was not Kent County stolen from
the Republicans by the disgraceful purg-
ing from the registration list OF over one
hundred Republican voters? Democrats
you are beaten. Submit gracefully. 1t
will be better for the fair name OF the
State.
Tai CITIZENS OF Wilmington lose u vale.
able member OF the Board of Education
In the retiring Of Mr.. Joseph Pyle from
that body. He has been member ever
Aimee the Twelfth Ward has been taken In.
to tho city, and made a useful member
thereof. His retirement was owing tc
his health. The Board accepted the res
ignafion with regret. His whole heart
was In the WORK, and his smiling eounte.
nance will be missed from the public
schools.
lHE TNEivE-year Old Eliie Fierce is be-
ginning young. lilo was up before His
Honor Judge Ball on Monday evening,
charged with stabbing Edward aud Tho
mas Turner on Saturday afternoon near
Rlvervlev after attending the game OF
foot ball between the Warren and y. NJ. c,
A. teams, The Judge, after hearing the
evidence dismissed the case with a good
reprlmand to the youthful prisoner. He
may not escape as luckily again If he gets
In the clutches OF the law.
EVEN lawyers have to be sued to col.
lect bills from them, They generally fix
their own pay, which they cali fees. high
enough to take half OF a mans fortune II
you are unfortunate enough to get In
their clutches. Frank r. Carsweli, by
order OF two young attorneys, made
plans to be used in suit before the court
for which Mr.. Carswell presented them
with a bill for $50. They refused to pay
1t. saying 1t was too high. Mr.. Carswell
Insisted that it was legitimate charge
and sued tho attorneys before Esquire
Kelley who gave judgment for amount OF
BILL
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31

The MONITOR will yield this far to
the Morris Sun: The present admin
istration is not making as much pro-
gress in the direction of filling the
chasm in the U. S. treasury as it
should, and no one is admitting this
more freely than the democratic pa
pers themselves. At the same time,
there has been much done in the di-
rection of economy by cutting off use
less clerks and other governmental
leeches who had become fastened on
the pay roll by the extravagant ad-
ministration just preceding the pres
ent one. We hope the Sun will at
least allow credit for what has been
done.-Benson Monitor.
Yes, The Sun willingly comedies
that the honest democrats are sincere
in desiring reform. It is the dishon-
est political demagogues we condemn,
those who ignore pledges and pros
titute Office, and with whom politics
is mere matter of bargain and sale
We think it is treason to the nation
as we'll as to party, to have the prin-
ciples ignored and platform prostitu-
ted, as is the case now in congress.