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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03
Steel shingles have entered the market
as a competitor Of Red CedarS.
Fore armed IL Eorearmed Il.

The superintendent Of public ns.ruc
ton calls attention in his repor: 70 the fac:
iha...on September !, 1875, the presen.
contract with publishers 10 supply tex.
books 10 our schools will expire. The
legislature will therefore have this impor-
tant subiec. TO deal with, and it may ba
we'll TO understand the influences tina. will
probably be used by publishers 70 secure
a renewal OF The contract. We copy in
another column q review OF the American
Book company's operations a: Olympia
in 1920, written by Lucus H. Leach OF
Vancouver 70 the Oresonian December
q. which shows the disrepu,able methods
OF tina. company, whose headquarters 10.
the northwest are established in Portland
ana in charge OF Il. L. Edwards, one Of
the men who WAS indicted q, Olympia.
The OreSonian says tina: AL matters re.
la.ing 10 schools and school business in
Oregon are run By two concerns actin.
toge;her-:he official school machine and
she American Book company OF the
state schoo, machine, the Portland school
machine is conspicuous part. But the
American Book company is bass over all
and teachers can no: BE- chosen for the
Portland schools without its approval and
consent. They whose property supports
the schools ana whose children are eiu-
Gated in them have no voice in their IL.
rec.ion agains. +. L. Edwarir."
How far this "tue Italian hand" now
reaches into the affairs oi ,he Washing
ton schools we are no: JUS. now prepared
70 say. Oar state superintendent. calls
attention 70 the temptation 10 corrup-
ton" in the adoption Of school boSks,
ami says the bss: safeguard agains: i. IS
70 leave the work 10 small board OF in.
corrup.ihle men. Forewarned is lore
armed. and our principal purpose in
copying Professor Leach's article is 70
show the danger. and thus pu. the les;s.
la.ure % It's suar>..-Tacoma Ledger.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03
WHAT OF THE YEAR

Another year has past and gone, with
disappointmen.s, and new one steps in
with lis promises and is hopes. What OF
the old year, and what OF the new? Has
the Old beer more kind than the preced.
ing one? We think il has. Will the new
he more Kind than the old9 Tie ndca-
tons are that i: will. Our pessimis;ic
friend oithe Economist will not agree with
us. bu: nevertheless We believe the up
ward trend OF business iUstifes the asser.
tions above. The increased output OF the
mills on the harbor, as shown in another
merchants. and the increase in the bust.
ness Of the HERALD al prove conelusively
tina. the new year holds in store better
things than did the old.
Oi particular impor. 10 Aberdeen. in
view Of the adyen: Of the railroad, and As
well 10 the whole harbor is the condition
OF the lumber marke. in the east. On
this Subiec, the Northwestern Lumber.
man, published At Chicago. says; There
is a growing feeling OF confidence and ex.
pec.ancy ;or the future in lumber circles
all over the country. Business has i'm.
proved since the middle Of August, and
rs December distribution Of lumber has
been favored by mild weather. ulanuiac.
turers and dealers have become assured
tha: the gain already realized in the vol.
uue Q; business is but iorerunner Of
better things TO come with the new yesr.
There is an awakening is:eres. in log and
lum Der resources ana much planning for
vigorous movement. in all branches
after January l." The Mississippi Valley
Lum herman also takes the same view.
and says: The year lSQ4 is going 10
leave the lumber trade in better condi.
ton than did its Predecessor, 1928. Dur.
the pas: twelve months lumber has Seen
moving in fairly satisfactory quantities,
and while there has been no season Of
brisk demand, the call for lunlber from
Manufacturers stocks has been such ,hst
there would have been no com plain: had
prices been better. Manu.
iac,urer> have had successful saving
season and 20 into winter quarters with.
out excessive stocks. Retailers also have
lieh. s:ovEs, which means ih.. when the
spring demand IS 5. hand lamtar will
have 10 Re bought"
lie: Is look into The future. 50 presnan.
with promises OF god, with hopeful
hearts, and with e..-ues: labor 20 in and
pce<ess The things which are in store
Tina. each and every one may secure .
share .: the prosperity =. hand. IS the New
Year wish al The HERALD.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03

elect John s. Allen, the county central
committee Of tina. party in Walla Walla
county having on last Saturday endorsed
him in the following language: The
county central committee Of the Peoples
party Of Walla Walia county DO hereby
endorse John B. Allen for United states
senator from the state OF Washington,
and will use all means 10 secure his cleo
tioan At the meeting Of the state lesisla.
ture in January, 1895 Ii ever there
was an illustration OF the dog turning to
lick the hand that struck it this is one.
We confess tina; we DO no, understand
this action OF the Populsts unless it is 10
defeat Ankeny. and why they should pre-.
Ter Allen TO Ankeny is another mystery
unless i, is because the latter has had a
successful business career and the former
has not, for certainly Allen is no more
honest than Ankenv.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03

4 recent communication in the Fruit
Trade Journal from Goiwn 4 CO. Of Sc
a,,le'contains some.inicrma,ion regar ling
the new and important industry 0! cram
berry culture. The home firm. after VS..
i:ing the Ilwaco, Wash, cram berry marsh.
forwarded TWO samples 10 New lo:k 10
give an idea OF the tineness OF the Wash.
ing.on berry and show how il can com.
pete with the Care ID and other eastern
cranbarr:es Of reputation. The firm calls
attention 10 the fac: tia: the Washington
berries ARE hand assorted. screened ana
graded, which We think Is one thing 10:
prac,iced elsewhere. The letter CON-
tinues:
There is one s,ca, advantage that;
these berries have owe: everything Ne
have ever received from o:he. sections.
and TIA. is their high color. AMI ;h.; IS
taken on while Tie berries are >:!,, ii HE
marsh. We icel safe T. p!eiic. ,t.s: ms
is one OF the coming industries Q: the
state OF Washington. - the grower
has every possible advantage: 10
droushts. almos, abs ,.u.e,y free iron.
tros, and. we Nigh: also suggest. t-rys:
fires. Another very great ae.van:a e
tia, they have IS :ha. Tie marsh :
50 lccA.ei liza. the cv..nherr;e> can te
laid down in any city On the ool>, Tor Z
cos, OF not over - cents ;er barrel. while
to pu: car OF cranb-rries here from HE
east entails eos: o: >2.&l ler barre
which you can readily see gives the pro-
Queer here the advantage {: his own :e:'
ritorv Q! aoou! sl.5l ie' barrel.
There is one dansa, 70 ba avoided in
cranberry culture. 10 which the Trade
Register desires - cal The Particular ~
;en:ion Q; growers. having SEN The Same
deiec. overcome on cultivated bcss. pa'
berries are a,no>; :oo n,ea,y anA l.lt
when they are nl..'ae.e.. i. o:1e. :a.:
quick sales Aside :som the liability :
scald in trans; 70 eastern p.;a:>. !: wen
Dc bette. II The berries were picked oei-'t
they 50 fully mature. because when ths'
are 50 mea.y they IL 10: make >uca .
Juicy and rich sau1e - the .es> hAu'soal.
eastern predict. More water Nigh: as
improve lie q.a.i:! o: ;ue berry. Growers
can easily ascertain VIVA. : w..:c! :
h.in: the berry - u,ac: tile requirements
Of the ,aarke: ami command the h!:ha>
prices. With caieiu. p:ck:n.. ass9.;.;..
ana packing. giving ha.i AMI SCUM,
berry. the CRANBERRY growers c! Wash
in.tou can always coun; OF hav:n. i,
ncrea<in. demand - We. IS eS:ren:
prices for their ouipu..-Trate Register.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03
FACI.SOS PROTESTS.
says British Columbia is Ill Treated and
Their Industries Mi.repressnted Here.

L. \. Pau.>on. .ate G! this city bU' 81:
pcesen: ! sawnliil proprietor in British
Columbia, has written \ letter TO the
N.c:er:a board Of trade complaining ina: a
large portion Of the press OF the United
States. AMI especially in Oregon and
Washington. are in the hsbi: q publish
ins articles n.isrep-essn;ins the industries
OF British Columbia in or Ter create
public sentiment. among the people oi the
States asains: the purchase and use Of
the products OF tina: province.
He says: I'VE know. and everybody
in British Columbia knows, tina. coal
mined in this province IS m!nei by white
men who receive mere ior.,heir l,bar than
the Goa, miners Of the state OF Washing
ton. Furthermore. the miners and lu-.
bermen Of British Co!umbia have -: 10
eat IS well - the people o: Ike vocation
in the shove name! SAFES. and the
greater portion Of farm products consumed
by British Columbia miners and lumber.
men is imported here iron the states q;
Washington and Oregon. l: is really
surprising 10 see the grea: amour: Of farm
products imported here from the states
wien our own farmers are 50 highly ia.
vored by the heavy duty upon ST. farm
produce. Ths, We feel s.ievei over such
williul misrepresentation, thu: The people
Of this province are alnlos. wholly con-
sunling irom the very large imports q:
farm products from the states Of Wash
ington, Oregon and California, tina: We
have Goue on 70. years dealing with the
people Of the above states with trade
very much in their favor, and ye, We have
never complained"
His communication was discussed at
some length, the opinion teins tina. the
question Was too broad 70 take up on the
lines suggested. bu. the writer received
vote oi .hsnks.-Tacons News.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03
a PRACTICAL SCHOOL FOR
FARMERS.

The Agriculture, College a: Pullman
offers the farmers Of the state An unusual
opportunity this w:n:e: :oacquire ins.rac-
,ion il, ana 70 experiment: with The pr..c.
tea. questions connec:e>! WIKI a:-;cu.-
ture and horticulture. There Wi. lie .
three weeks oourse Q: lectures. supple
n.en;a7! by experiments. beginning Jan.
uary IS The tuition will te free. al j
every farmer who can should attend l:
is no: intended for farmers boys. bu, for
the farmers themselves. \ series Q: ten
lectures On horticulture viil % gwen by
Pro;. John \. Palmer; five lectures on
bo,any and entomology by Prof. {. V
Piper: ten on agriculture ~ Prof. W. j.
Sp;llman; four on soils. four on sugar
bee;S, AMI three On fertilizers. by Prof;
Elton Fu.ne-; ana three on rA.l con-
s:ruc:ion by Prof. Q. l.. Waller. Presi.
den. Bryan Wi. also give sho': course
o: lectures.
There vii, be no tex; book work or
reci,a.ions. ba. each day there nil De
given .wo to four lectures with illustrative
experiments. The method MAJ be Illus.
.rated By the work in the h9-- cu.,uisl
department, in the <ubiec; .: grating.
ior.ius:anca. Fir>: : lecture vi. te given
on the kinds AMI methods Il grating.
and these Nil, be illustrated before the
class. The class vii, then Re s.: 70 work
grating roo.s. An sbundau. supply Of
ru.o:s and scions will be provided, and
any member wishing TO graf. one Or two
hundred roo.s and take them home can
do 50 by paying Tor the material. say s
hall cen. for each root.
This is the season Of the year when the
farmer can res; leave home. and The time
and money necessary will be well >ien..
Persons contemplating attending should
write the president !: once. R-oard a.
reasonable rates vii. be Secured in the
Gown 10, all applicants. The manage
men. 81 The COLLEGE canno: ta Too highly
commended Tor this practical. method q
reachin. the acr:cu:uraiis,s Of the state,
ana .has attaining the end for which the
institution WAS established. We hope
MANY Of the farmers Of The state will take
aiyan.aye Of tire opportunity.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03

The advocate Of silver will no: accep:
any scheme bu: the one he proposes OF
frea Coinage at the ratio Of Is 10 !. We
think this is where his position IS inner.
entity weak. We :ell him tina: free aud
unlimited coinage =. tina: ratio would re-
sui. in putting the country upon 5 silver
basis and driving gold GU: Q: circulation.
We :e,l HIN the ratio fxei by the lav Of
supply and demand is Interchangeable. Q.
tina. the comparative values Of gold ard
silver would remain the same il free
coinage were adopted a. now. He has
bu. one answer. He ialk.. at.ou, tie
crime OF decentralization. he says silver
was stricken down" and is value taken
away ;rom il by legislation. To restore
tbs: value he asks bu. one .h;ns-emon-
e..zs.;on. Now ii his proposition Is cor.
rec., j: Should make no difference :, him
abou: the ratio. He should Re satisfied
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03

with free coinage a. the nl'ae: rattle Of
abou, IS to /. Th.; wou.d he te,none'i-
cation; and ii his theory has anything
in i. the result would ba tia; the price
Of silver would Immediately jump back
10 sl25 a. once, and then congress. 'he
president and al the soldbu-s wou'i he
falling over themselves in their anxiety
10 restore the ratio Of Is TO !. \ free
coinage man who IS homes, ard owns NJ
silver mines. and believes in honest
money, should either 10; concern himself
ahou, ratios, or else he should study the
silver question little ior his own benefit.
-Chehalis Nugget.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03

The senatorial situation is the prIncI'
nal .opic o: discussion in reference 70 the
spp,s.ch;ns session Of the les stature,
ana the ursen. remedial legislation is
relocated 70 the background; and The
nA,ple. suffering a. they are, mus' Wait
until the ambitions Q; 4 lev politicians.
col save the marx. arg ss,iSi4i. Even
the Pepulis.>. who continually howl ST
The ooyrup.ions Q: the Old parties, have
;,;nsj the seattle ring in 81 attempt -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03

give physic 10 the dogs is an old
adage. but the la.es; application is to give
it 10 the ,erredo, and company has been
organized on the sound, backed by capt.
talists, for tina. purpose. They propose
10 build large works on Briggs bay and
make strong extract OF the Burberry
bark, in which piling will be immersed
for thirty days until thoroughly soaked,
and should the terredo eat into such a
riling i: will be physicked to death.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03
His Shirt.

What do you charge - wash
shirt inquired the uian ;: the coco.
ter In the laundry
"Wha: kind Q: : shirt" asked .he
clerk. With his mind OF outing shirts,
dress shirts. ueSlisess and tie various
other Possibilities IN tha: line.
A dirty shirt" replied the man.
and The clerk fell n faint -Detro!.
Free Press
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03
FIVE cONSONANrS IN A ROW.
A Polish Name That Sounds . Good Deal
Like Two Sneexe&

a subscriber TO the Milwaukee Sen.
sinel is curious to know the correct pro-
nunc!asion Of the Polish name Brzczen.
ski Re came across il IN al account Of
an ARRAY which took place On Sob;esk!
street, tina. city, and evinced desire
TO master its pronunciation On inve>ti
CATION ii was found ;ha, the name, i:
really spelled as indicated. must 70
pronounced Bsh..chinski. the 'rz" be-
ing sounded aoou. as the English ''sh,
and the "cz" as the ''tch' II hitch
Ing
Some Of the Poles II Milwaukee a-e
in favor Of reform, il the spelling q
their names As matter Of fact, the let
.ers il the Polish alphabet Go no' repre-
sen. the same sounds as the letters il
the Latin OK English ALPHABET Fo. IL
stance, the Polish " IS e,9uivalen. % re
English Y, and the sometimes assumes
the sound Of 81, tie ;hat Q: the Eng
lsh in azure. The Polish tongue CO..
tains grea, many more sounds than
the old Latin did, and II order 70 ez-
press the additional sounds il Latin
characters i. was found necessary 30
combine dite-en. con$onants- The r.
suit is that person familiar only with
the English language regards the Polish
names as jawbreakess and d<pa!rs over
their pronunciation
A reform in the spelling Of Polish
names similar 70 the reform adopted b.
Nine Modjeska In TIE spelling ot he-
name would te great relief 70 hun.
dreds Of people. Modjeska's name II
Polish is spelled Modrzejevska, n a
manner in which no Enslishman or
American living would Be able 20 pro
nounce it Che-vinsG would sound tie
same way as Cz@YwIuski, only everybody
would Be able 70 reai Il.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03

Minors are usually s;ive-ed - ooa:.
Ing the glass with analsam For this
purpose . large, perfectly fas stone is
provided, and upon It Is evenly spread 8
sheet Of tin foil without crack u faw.
This Is covered 20 the depth Of one
eighth ot a. inch with clean mercury.
The plate Of glass, perfectly cleaned
hou all grease and iupuE!.y, Is ioa,e-i
On 70 the mercury By sliding, 50 as 20
exclude a., air bubbles I: Is then
pressed down By leading Il with
weights in order 80 press ou: 81 tie
mercury which remains S1;d THIS IS
received IN quite. around the stone.
After about 2. hoc-s Is is gently raised
upon its edge, and II few weeks /; Is
ready 20 trane.-Fami.y journal.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03
Lived on Water.

Old Lady-Pco- man. So yoa've ts.o
living % water 70. :hree days Here's
quarter.
Ro.linsstG~Ys'm was wo.k.n
ne way OF canalh'oa. -OreEka Ala
Peoples Choice.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03

These Books lave been carefully Eflec'sa,
a-i ans ali ~ well known authors Ing! arg
sir-s.,t!y bound IN cloth, with gilt baca aad
tubs. Tie Ies':.2E retail! pE.ee : three '-'-e'
M ia Isenes.A Hin. By. James Pam.
MaTs; {9As By Koi R. S9qe4 H;yS S5s:
4 Sin.ern cree. T.; The DrcLess.'
81 1a-f.i sweetheart. b. ". Clark Russell.
~ Hero. By Mrs. Forester;
Tie Mys,e-.e- o: PaI;s. By iqse4e saec;
81 Sac Cu-:H ,-5;' Sop. b. cla:es Dickens.
81 Honse a; sandwich. b Joseph Ha,toa.
Oliver Twist. By CA4r.es PC 60: psao,
3aiy lie Goveraess. TyRo-a NoucAette Carey.
TIE Pathfinder. b J. tea.il4re cool*@''
Pilgrims Progress, ~ JoAa b1t.!an.
t.s,s-ch'. Ives
Po@;: Tales. b Edgar 4. Pee
APE.:c. @:pA:agis: By l oT:, W ases5
l. Re2?ocI. g: A5hasey: By Maxwell Gray.
BS75 e r :. l. I 81 D.a. Il Ds?oe.
Rouo.a. - Gea--= Enc.
Rory O'More. 81 SAME. Lover.
1f S6 H;-1 ce.s b II: JAZZ P;r,e-
Tie Sealed Pax = 5y !! Al4- p..l, !ro--o1'e'
>ee21t I.oes--,5 n e t' 5,..:i h-.1s-'oa'
s.ierce q! Dea-. Maitland. IS Maxwell. Gray
Sca Il pc-t1=. Is Alexander 1L;H:-
8. kathegi.e's y ;:.e Tower. By ". BeSao'.
III. W.. ~ Viii Gy,t7 y. L C@ne72n.
10 = =. Cur: sr5r. . Alexander Dumas.
ro.n Brow. s, Cx:o.i. 81 III 10, Hughes
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T,ye:,ty Years After Py Alexander Dumas:
Two Iea.s Be:o:. tie Mas. B: +. 4. Dana. u.
Irc.e NIX. 3: Eo-a NoucAe.-e Carey.
C-6e.c-.re----. By Tie Duchess.
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Taa.ty Far. - ". y. cke-ay.
Tie We. G: |E..he.e.i b O-.ver q > -s---.-A
The ne C. I-a =-e--.--e. 3! ALEXANDER
80. tie Bear,y. 81 NJ. Annie Ei7a.1=.
We VIE. b 4 "a \o-cle.-e CAREY.
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Wy Rely. - W:...a:l --.,1:.
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Il. N1,l. J. VI. g. 3. Ni-$e (. --.-=
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03

Notices OF births. marriages o- deaths printed
Tree. Correspondence desired from ail parts OF
Ine county. >hoE. COMMIT uic cations on topics
OF pubic interest. when accompanied by the
name o. The writer. will he inserted. the name
Preferably ou: no. necessarily .or publication.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03

2. ". Fac: i CaI-...h-..=. \ !.
says 'ha: Il a.Va.> Aeefs i. Kings
New I!Scovery,,:n :a= - an rs :an-
:ly has -.ways ;ouni :A= 7ery IS: result:
follow is rse ,hA; ae would II: x win
o.: :: !; Frocc-46e. 4. j DykemA..
d-us.;>:. Ca,>s;l. y. Y, >4ys Ia. u.
Kings New Discovery : lni.-o:e;ly he
les: Cough remedy: IL: - mas rs=i :.
II Lis family il. e.sL: ye4r-. an !. rs
reve. failed = ID :. :.l.. !: c,4:Ie. :-r.:.
Why II. :ry = remedy = .or- nd a-.i
:e=,e3 Ira battles t-ee :. +. EY44-'
dru: sore. Regular SIC: 5.c AM 3.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03
Solid Handle Steel Knives
SILVER PLATED


Forks 70 match. Ha.: dozen o. either knivea
or forks given free FOR 6 new yearly eub-
scriptions. Q. sold 10 subscribers 70: Sa0i. One
dozen. SIS. Retail price O: these gods r
SIS Per dozen. Postage prepaid il al casa
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03
VALUABLE
S|LVERWARE OFFERS
TO SUBSCRIBER

We have arranged with the selling agents ~
the Justly celebrated firm O: Rogers e. HamS.
ton. whose goods have a worldwide repu,a.
ton. ard were purchased exclusively BY IL
Worlds Fair Commissioners for use in H.
Administration Building OF the Worlds rair
az Chicago. 70 offer 70 our Subscribers the uruL
duc.ion Of this concern q. wholesale prices A
glance a. the terms We offer these magnificent
wares az will 10 doubt create establishment
AID cause a. enormous demand for them
These are no. Cheap John goods, poorly plated
but are al heavy triple silver plate On steel o.
white natal and viii las: Lifetime, as there 4
an extra thickness az silver where tie rose
wea- comes OF spoon or fork. This IA nj
6n-a hr any o-her manufacturer
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-03

>c:.e.:e.> Nas~z.ce = ..,-a-! -e-,.->
.he ~: yo.u-e al. go .. :e:..>:t @:
! :1...cr d: '.'e I'M '-:'..-: !:-..s.:> A:ca
are i characterize lie year. Among :.e
rs: attractive 6: :..->e : H. -4-..s G.:
:are:- T. E-tv.: l'-~:.: - l.: =: .:
L.yil. V,.::e:. =. !. san .>..;i:.-s. IL: ye.y
p-ac:.c... ven az: 80. WITH - eye.y
lay Y:cn,eH.s G: .:y.n: i AZ ....s IL
ana >.:ewi manner -: nae - r.
-5t:::o1s 1: / Marie. IL. eng =: .,.=
lis: !opu.a- se':-.> eYa. :,,:o..>.e. i. Us
magazine. Ii this alIter NJ. Gran.
iesins with = discussion {: the question
{: Income. showing wta: lie average
man can il NJ. $500 /. ye.- 81; Nth
S.Q.lQl The >-..4. SAME l.: lie Papers
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-27
FEW HEARD HILL.
Only 400 People Attended the Sena-
tors First Lecture.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. Ex-senator
Hill was greeted by an audience of about
four hundred people at his first appearance
as public lecturer. in this city. tonight
The prices of admission to the theater were
too high and that is given as an explana-
ton of the rather small attendance. The
audience consisted mainly Of old-line Demo-
Gratis. who entertained Senator Hill during
the day. The lecture was on the subject of
Liberty" the underlying Idea being that
the safest kind of liberty and government
was that which did not interfere with indi-
vidual liberty and did not attempt to legis-
late in matters of personal customs and
habits. II was an elaboration on a former
speech OF his delivered in New York, ex-
planning why he was Democrat and why
every true lover of liberty ought to Be a
Democrat. He spoke at length OF the Mon
roe doctrine, of which he showed himself
to be a strong sdherent and proclaimed his
sympathy with the Cubans in their present
struggle for independence He denounced
the alteration for titles which was growing
In certain quarters Of America.