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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
STATE THEIR POSITION CLEARLY
Bay shore Line submits Circular
to the Commission.

Bay shore Line submits n Circular
to the Commission.
The Galveston, La Porte and Houston
have submitted a circular to the railroad
commission for their approval, the same
cotton at Galveston within four days after
its arrival. The circular reads:
I'VE herewith submit for your informa-
ton, in regard to COMPRISING cotton, as
per rule s, the position we assume:
rule s. To establish through Il railroad
company the responsibility Of a compress
company for defective compressing, the
shipment o? cotton involved shall be in
spected within four days after it's arrival at
the point where such matter is to be de-
cided, and copy of the certificate or re-
port of the condemnation, embracing a de-
tailed account Of the result Of the inspec-
ton, shall Immediately after its completion
be forwarded to this commission by the
agent of the railroad company.
1--WE hereby notify all concerned that we
will not assume the responsibility OF re-
COMPRISING condemned cotton in cases
wherein we have notified the consignees
or ship agents, or their representatives,
that the cotton is on our tracks or the
tracks of the wharf company ready for de-
livery, and if the consignees or ship agents,
or their representatives, Iali 10 uniOdu tHe
cotton from the cars 80 that an inspection
can be held within the limits prescribed by
law (Which is four days. after its arrival at
the point, he does so at his own risk and
liability. If the consignee SO request us
we will order the cotton to congresses for
recompressing, and win endeavor to have
the compressing refunded by the compress
which originally compressed the condemned
cotton. Should the original compress re-
fuse to refund the amount to our connect
ing line, If interior, or ourselves If com
pressed at Houston, We will simply refer
all papers in connection Herewith back to
the consignees. ship agents or their repre-
sentatives for their adjustment; but on cot
ton that is inspected within four days after
arrival at the point, we will have the cot
ton recompressed and take the matter up
with our connecting lines, or the compress
that originally compressed said cotton. and
in case that our connecting line or conf
press refuse to refund said amount OF cost
for Iecompressing we will then submit the
matter to the railroad commission for their
pleasure.
1--WE desire our agents to promptly re-
port TO this office all condemned cotton,
inclosing Herewith the Maritime associa-
tion's statement and a statement of billing,
bill CT lading. and date of arrival of cotton.
and date notice served on consignee, ship
agent or their representatives..
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"HOME RUN" Cigarettes
NOW 20 FOR CENTS.

the three games all Of the four new cham
pion's crack twirlers are taking their turn
In receiving the seycreat kind OF pounding
and for the third successive game the home
team was obliged 10 make change be-
fore tho game was over. A slight shower.
however came up just us tho Bostons were
ending their half and the game wns calle>
In tho seventh. the score revertlng 10 the
seventh and cutting of four runs and i've
hits for the visitors Score:
" w. n.
Baltimore. =. 80 0 0 0 o. s 2
Boston ... 20 0 3 o o o o. 10 Q
Honer and Clarke: Lewis. Klobcdans and
Lake
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
BUFFALO BAYOU IMPROVEMENT.
lndorsed by the Convention Of The for ~
provement Of Western Wafervaxs

Iowa. October sThe a.
rug OF the Association Water
ways was the address Of Wayne member the M,s
App nver commission Of the com
SION Oh pubic works Davenport Of the
ROCK island rapids by
izng the construction sucha adam
otner resolutions urge the early canal lib
era appropriations for the Improvement rivers
ne oeeeng and widening the
Improvement Of the Southwest protection Of the ell,
Saey the lower Mississippi completion
evees between Burlington deepening
DOT at davenport approving dredging
OF the Mississippi river completion deep harbor Gal
weston Texas indorsng
government works under
waterway from Galveston approval
atutude OF the Fifty fourth
Addresses delivered Ark
T. G. Henderson Princeton,
b. d. Wood of New Orleans chairman
committee and John
place of meeting between
favor Of Memphis
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STILL IN ALGTERS.
Southern Pacific Has Not Moved the
Texas Cargo,

There have been no developments In the
peremptory refusal of Or. Fisher and the
Galveston board OF health to allow the en-
trance through that port Of a cargo OF
Morgan line freight tied UP at Algiers. La.
destined for points in Texas and beyond.
The company 1t will be remembered, act
ing upon the advice of. DR.. Swearingen,
prepared to have the cargo fumigated at
Algiers. taken to New York and there
again thoroughly treated before being
brought to Texas. DR.. Swearngen gave
authority, under those conditions for the
freights entrance. but DR.. Fisher ruled
otherwise.
The steamship Ell Dodaro. which was to
sail this morning to take the cargo In con-
troversy to New York. will probably be de-
layed.
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Halletsville. Texas. October s.--Las,
night Mr.. Ed Klofanda brought to The
Post correspondent carrier pigeon which
he had Killed. not knowing 1t to be a
carrier pigeon.
on one foot was n tin tag with No X
3GS92. whsle attached to vt was little
tin tag containing the following message.
Special TO Post by Carrier Pigeon.
Eagle Pass, Texas, September rs. 1887.
AS the reverberatng gun OF Camp
Eagle Pass announces to the sleepy IN
habitants of Two nations that the sun is
about TO shine upon another day. this
winged messenger starts on his long
journey to the city OF Houston, accom-
panied by two companions. He has
flown faster than the swiftest train. No
wreck. washouis or quarantine can detadn
him. and If fortune follows his flights. he
Will cover the 400 and more miles OF his
journey some hours IN advance of the
fat NAH. The instinct that nature has
implanted In a bird may be used TO per-
form a service for society where the most
perfect and wonderful devices OF man s
invention fail. Railroads may he torn up
and telegraph wires cut to prevent the
truth from travelling. but the little birds
will tell IT.. Time n. m"
Tho bird when shot was flying, headed
toward Houston. Mr.. Klofanda regrets
very much having shot II.
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The Katy is having stock rush In the
Indian Territory At the stations OF
Checotah, Oktaha and Summit 100 car
loads OF cattle were loaded Monday. Forty
nine cars were feeders for other points
to fatten, and 1Cl were for the Northern
markets. Seventy-flve cars were loaded
Tuesday, an for the Northern markets.
a heavy movement OF cotton is also re-
ported in the Indian Territory, and bust
ness is very heavy
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Harlem Entries.

five-eighths of a mile, maiden 2-year.
olds-Dena, Aindoo Queen. White Wing,
Speckled Trout. Raldairc, Moline, Mary,
WILL lo2 Elizabeth x, Hazel Dean. Jose
Prime. 105; Ilaria, Waukesha, Mamie Da.
Wis, ida H.. 10.
Three-fonrths of a mile--Hamline, Lit
tie Treasure, Miss al Farrow, Elgitha
Chantress, Trceby. Confession, Governor
Sansethaler. Little Singer, Faustonlc
Iialsey Cook, Covington Ky, +. Garner
St. Rupert, Lady Codel N: Wolf Gang
Atlantic King, Golden Rod, Michael Nc.
lnemey, King Galong, 100
One mile and seventy ynrds--Briggs
Hessvilie, o.. Tony HonipE, LITTLE Music
81; Queen Safe, 30; CASTOR, Dan Huger
100; Mandolina, Helen II. Gardner. Ter.
ranet, fIot stun, ovation, Trllby. 1893; Mus.
kalonge, Brighton, Lady Inez, 1O6: Harry
Mccouch. los; Sunburst, ILL.,
Five and oDe-half furlongs, Youngster
stalk esd Gurtland, 1903; Dave waldo Ei.
sic Bramble, Empress Josephine. Lowing
Cup, Ben Hadad, Algareta. no. official
113: Sacket, lis: FLORA Louise, 1905 Tray
erser i2i Presbyterian. no; Lieber Karl.
l23; Napamax. Miss RowehA 100.
one mile--Iady Callahan. 95; Forvor.
Arezzo, 9S; Moncreith. 100; Hush, 10l; Der
clair 10s; Rewarder 107; Carnero, los
Three-fourths of mile--Globe H.. Pr
mar Del Rio, Miss c.. Bruce Goodfclow,
PhDtaiD, 9s. Mordecai, 107; The Tory.
ProtuS, 102; Denial, 49,
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Suntu Ee Changes.

Galveston, Texas, October Ed Cone.
who for some time past has held the rcsi-
ton of cashier of the Santa he general
office, has rendered his resignation. to tcke
effect within the next few DAYS. lie leaves
the Santa Fe to accent a more lucrative
position with Hutchins, Sealy g. Co.
MIR. a. b. derrick. statloner OF the
santa Fc, succeeds Mr.. Cone and MT. II.
II. Deiamater, local baggage agent OF the
road. Will take the place made vacant by
the promotion OF Mr.. Merrick.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07

the Chlckasaws, and speedy settlement
with them is expected on rhe same terms
which however, would result In ten times
as large body of free lands for sale to
settlers as ia the case OF the Creeks. The
prospective opening Of this large extent
of rich land is n matter Of prime import
aIce 20 the whole couatry. as well as to
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway"
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WIndnnr NXinners.

Detroit. Mich. October e.--windsor re-
suits:
First race, thrce-fourths mile--Ncyer-
won. Tommy Rutter, Elsie Ferguson. Time
1;15%.
Second race, -eighths mllc--Go TO
Bed, Tally Ho, Mary Prather. Time
l:29k
Third race, Ave eighths mile--Aunt Bird
Earl Fonso FlorIe. Time 1:03h.
Fourth race. miie--Tmveler, Elsket. Clio
ia. Timo 1;4Sh.
Fifth race. mile asparone. Braxey.
Conan. Time 1:l5A.
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Auurduct winners.

New York October 6-Aaueduct &C.
suits:
First race. flve-eighths mile--Gemeral
Melee. I,ongacre, The Kid. Time 1:02M.
Second race, mile--Aibort q, Old Saugus.
James Monroe. Time AN.
Third race. ycn,dghths mile~-iiinnik-
inuick, Hinonct. j. A. lGgGy. Time
1:24M.
Fourth race. 1 1-16 milesBuck Masslc.
Lobenguela. Miss Prlm. Time 1913.
Fifth race. tive-eighths miloNcarest.
Gypceiyer. Mrs. Ree0es Time 1:02M
sixth race mile Manassas, Passover.
Belle OF Killarney. Time :i2H.
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Lntonia winners.

Cincinnati. Ohio. October Catalonia re-
suits:
First race. z furlongs-Dago. Parson.
Lady Britannia. Time 1909.
Second race, three-fourths mile-FranlS
Thompson. Pontus. Millstream. Time
1.15A,
Third race, mileWaterloo. Belle Brlm-
bic. Madeline. Time 1.i3M
Fourth race. milehadriene Fessv n,
We Know II, Time f;i3E.
Fifth race five-elehts mlle--Tho Red
Fill Lena Myers. Cenirin. Time l:03h.
Sixth race, furlongs--Kallitan Domlni-
ca, Faunette. Time l:29M.
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watching Coal Fields.

The Southern Pacific has it's eye on the
big coal fields Of Sorora. regarding when
much has been said Of late years Gays the
Mexican Herald. The coal-producing ter
ritory Is sixty miles square and specimens
taken out have been pronounced excellent
nv, aynarts
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WnntItto stop mt Dallas.

Dallas. Texas. October 6.--General Pas
senger Agent e. p Turner OF the Texns
and Pacific is making an effort to have
the Sunset limited special. which begins
running over the Texas and Pacific October
10, make a stop Of half an hour In Dallas.
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THE HOTELS.

fLAwLOR-RATES $3.50 AND saoe
DAY. JAMES LAWI.OR. PRO
ETOR.
|es Beaumont and wife. Victoria;
|llivan, Granite Mountain; Joe Astin,
De; c. d. Jackson, Dallas; Il. Hum
/ Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe rail-
| F. Farnsworth, Cuero; NJ. A. Nc
u, Hallettsville; Robert Law. Bee
ID. A. Muncey. San Antonio; r. A.
Beaumont; w. Weiss, Beaumont;
Fletcher, Beaumont; Joe G.. Booth,
b. Mrs. j. j. Nelson. Riesel; A.
|; F. l.. Buford. Beaumont; Miss
Refund, Clinton, Mo-; II. NJ.
!, Turtle Bayou. Texas.
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Farmers, InntItutc.

Cameron, Texas. October 6.-TomorrOw
the Milan county farmers institute will
meet in their annual session. The ladies
of the Methodist church will serve dimes
each day IN building convenient 10 the
court house At night the clocuticn cons
test will be held. In which a number %
contestants from the country are to CONF
pete fos prizes. Tho institute will be tn
session three days. WI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
Hnx a Cnh Service.

The New York Central has lnaugrated
cab service, and with its own cabs is
now prepared to convey passengers to any
part of New York City. Brooklyn or Ho-
boken. Tickets emitting the passenger to
this service are sold at all stations along
the line OF the road. This is new depart
ure that Will be watched with interest by
all roads leading into large cities.
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use the all rail route In preference to cx-
porting through guls ports lis usual.
Ms Turner. general freight agent Of the
International, when asked IL any all rail
shipments had been made from Interna-
tional points replied In the negative, acd-
ing tlsat he did not anticipate any serious
movement Of that kind now that ';alSes-
ton was untrammeled by any quarantine
rest rictipps
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Fitx-immons VIII right CorbeH.

Memphis. Tenn. October 6.--Mr Dan
A. consadinc. a personal friend of Wil
Ram A. Brady and manager for the
Southern production OF the verlscope pic
lures Of the corbett-Fstzsss eons fight,
received telegram from Brady today
stating that there is every assurance that
FNtzsimmons will accept corbetts chal-
leiyge within the next few weeks.
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BRAKES AND COUPLERs.
question to Come before Interstate
Commission This Fall.

washington, October 6.-By far the most
important question which will come be-
fore the interstate commerce commission
this fall will be the extension OF time
in which the railways in interstate COM
MERGE must equip their trains with train
brake systems and automatic car couplers
The act compelling railroads to equip
their trains was passed in the closing hours
of the Harrison administration after a
protracted contest. :,
Should the commission decide not 70
grant an extension the railroads WHOSE
ha Iiabl. TO fine of 500 for each and
every offcnse against the act.
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JOINT BILLS ARE REFUSED.
The Ia Porte Line Complains to the
Commission.
ACTION OF CERTAIN CONNECTIONS.
Involves the same Point a. IN IN
internntionaIs Petition sab.
mitted Tuesday.

Austin, Texas, October 6.--General Pas
senger and Freight Agent Nelson aud
Travelling Freight Agent werden Of the
Galveston. La Porte and Houston were be-
fore the railroad commission today for an
opinion as to what rate their road could
charge on cotton from Houston to GAL
weston under the conditions stated below:
The La Porte charges that certain Of its
connections at Houston refused to par
ticipate with 1t in issuing Joint Ellis Of
iading on cotton shipped from common
points to Galveston and which the shipper
desired to 60 from Houston to Galveston
over the In Porte line. The La Forte
claims that It's connections get around
these joint bills OF lading by billing cotton
from common point territory to Hauston
only, which necessitases reb ling from
thot point to Galveston in order to convey
cotton from Houston to Galveston. The
question submitted by the La Porto off,
cials was whether they were to charge
the differential rate Of 6 cents from Hous-
ton to Galveston or the local rate of s
cents between these two points under the
above condition. The commission held that
the differential rate only is applicable and
intimated that the initial carrier might
be guilty Of discrimination against the
La Porte, 1t being. Of course, assumed
that the initial carrier had connections at
Houston with lines of railway other than
the La Porte and that such initial car
rier was throwing obstruction in the way
of the shipper, SO ais to divert shipments
from the La Porte line. This involves the
point in the petition Of the international
and Great Northern road mentioned yester-
day asking for the abrogation Of the COM
missions ruling that roads refusing to
obey shippers instructions as to routing
was liable to a suit and fine OF $500. This
commission today gave the La Porte road
people to understand that when that body
passed upon the International and Great
Northern petition it would be adversely.
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n. $. v. and N. w. Earnings.

Austin. Texas, October 6.--The Texas,
Sabine Valley and Northwestern railway
today paid the comptroller s11.20 taxes on
its earnings for the quarter ending Sep
TENDER 80. 1897. Total earnings, sl120.50.
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MUTATION OF FORTUNE.
Fast and Present of Fletcher
md nruce.

Ellington, October 6.-The two most
rent candidates for registrar of the
pry are Thomas C. Fletcher of Mis-
and Blanche X. Bruce of N1issis-
Fletcher, highly educated and
ny, was governor of Missouri during
var of the rebellion. Bruce, born a
IN Virginia, and with only a limited
ion, began his successful career, as
~ TO the statement of his friends, In
souri, regiment. Since then Bruce has
ne honor to be United States senator
rar OF the treasury and recorder of
OF the Distinct of Columbia. Today
ricn and an active campaigner on
pump In Ohio, Fletcher, distinguish
wyer who took part in every prcsi-
campaign since 1856. has lost his
~ gradually through the inflictlon
,incurable deafness. BY a success
~ BUSINESS sr.lsfortunes he has be-
association of these two men-one
me other colored-began, it Is said
Il. ielcher, as governor, gave Bruce
~ recognition in freedom by grant
W. commission as captain. Gov
is.cher had the signal privilege of
lining emancipation to the slaves
'suurI as that State was not in
IN PRESIDENT LSncoln's proclama-
ar rne governor of Missouri acted in
t ta.e Oh an ordinance adopted by
az CONSTITUTIONAL convention. Four
keiin.ser the war closed Bruce, after
fss, ns with Governor Fletcher, went
n s 20 to become a planter. There
Ina prominence in republican poll
SnI ,a mas made a member OF the MIS-
la sree BOARD, then sheriff and af-
(,mm5tA soilector. In 1873 he reached
LIZ or Bruce will be appointed reg
ny lhe president can not be fore
may be that neither Will win
dS@ouia be in accordance Mth the
!. Tbe e or fate were Bruce pre-
n Aae two men are friends.
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Marlin, Texas. October s.--The Method
ist quarterly conference was held here
last night. judge B. II. Rice and s. Fl.
Johnson were added to the board OF stew
ards for the ensuing year.
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NEGRO sEDUCEI. LYNCHED.


work DURING Daylight.
HERNANDEZ Miss. october 6--Thls morn.
Ing about 10 o'clock when the negro. Henry
Grower. who had confessed to seducIng
DOVE Ferguson. the i5-year-oid laughter
Of John Ferguson. a farmer who lives
about FIVE miles from this place. was In tho
office OF Justice of the Peace w. D. Phil
lips awaiting preliminary trial on charge
OF seduction, a mob OF about fifty armed
and unmssked men rode quietly Into town.
Quickly securing tho negro. they rode
rapidly away In I'm eaxterly direction To-
ward the home OF tho Ferx,isonk. The mob
was enlarged N the outskirts Of town ~
. detaehmsnt % twenty mors man AZ &
O'Clock this nfternoen ~ va 1eofuo1 fh6f
csesss h.t bees ay1ets
'ffam . 49, q s;.i II y
Th1ro - 800
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} Hotel Bristol,
Eurorean Plan)
Gurorean Plan.)

n Room. after extensive improve
Is again reopened. First-class
who can satisfy the most fastidi-
kve l"en secured. and the prices put
Lowest notch. The Hotel ia the most
BE IN the state, new and modern,
! electri, Fights, steam heat and all
h convenierces and appointments.
! 7bc and Sl.00 per day.
&URiSON e. MALIN. Managers,
Formerly Of Capitol Hotel.
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pnItimOre won IcsaiIy.

Boston, Mass.. October e.--Thc last ball
gamo OF the season and the third in tho
Temple cup series was = d,pi and dnipA
teresting q contest = has bafn Keen tere
Tor many dAy, Tho Baleduiores won
Win ridieuIosn ~ and elaled their en-
1860 49, ~ pino1toal11 oHhausrina
~ plsehias teteat q ~ - en nise' n
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Hilsboro. Texas. October 6.--The fair
opened today. attcndaascs fair. Race
summary:
2:25 pacing-R Robert Lee, won In three
straight heats; best time, 2:21h.
Haif-miic running. eleven entries lark.
Sallie H.. Big jan. Time, 49,
Quarter mile. rrinning--Butler Mare.
Sleepy Jim.
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B. Compton, Strawn, Texas; r. d
es, Spencer: II. Morris, San Antonio
/ Schumacher, Navasota; r. l.,
. San Antonio; r. l.. French, Will
n, Ohio; h. b. Bonner, city; c. S,
han, Fort Worth; N. A. Cravens
!; NJ. S. Cooper, Cuero; j. w. Walker
Eagle, city; w. l.. Crews, ]. A.
!, r. S.. Greer. r. G. Masterson, Co
a; w. H. Ford, city; w. d. Joiner,
anclsco: V. Leman. Houston: w. &.
son, LAGRANGE.
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Throw physic to the dogs and use An-
gostura Bitters II you desire good diEes.
ton and healthy appetite. Solo manufacs
turers, Dr. j. q. b. Siegert q Sons.
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The Starving Barber

a, not grieve because the leaves
In hu,.ering through the air:
M s ne thinks with deepest woe
'Ae college students hair.
Cleveland Leader.
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THE NEW
HUTCHINS Z: /: :
/: !: {: HOUSE,

". T. aud ]. T.
Boyle. proTrietorA.
Rates. $2.W and
$3.50 per day.
7. T. A. head
The advocate., 1897-04-14

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CONTENTS.

Each number Of EQuTrY contains the following in-
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Ring In the Love Of Truth and Rlght.-A page Of
pungent paragraphs on the principles OF truth and
right. Everybody enjoys this page.
The Battle for Justice.-A department in which
the great problems Of the day are carefully dis
Cussed and explained.
Economics In the Blble.-A weekly sermon on
some Of the principles Of economies and political
righteousness, as laid down in the Bible. These
sermons cover the teachings OF the Bible on eco
Monies and politics, and can DO obtained nowhere
else.
EDIToRlAL.-ln which the great problems OF the day
are considered by the editor, and which includes
The School Of Political EconomY.-ln which
questions propounded by the readers are carefully
and candidly answered by the editor.
What the Papers arc SaYlng.-A department CIV
ing the best thoughts and sharpest hits carefully
cued from the leading reform papers OF the
nation.
Everybody's Department. contains some
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