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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-09-28

s. K. w. Field made business trip
to kiowa last Thursday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-09-28
Coffee! Coffee! Coffee!

Blanke's Coffee is the finest coffee on
the market. Once tried and you will
buy no other kind. Sold exclusively by
Woodward. 1t is the ONLY COFFEE.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-09-28

District court convenes next Tues
day, October 4th.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-09-28

Lots of Heating Stoves at II. H. Cases
at low prices.
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II. 7. Woodward.
Lutte AxIine returned home on Mon


Lutte AxliDe returned home on Mon
day.
Lots of Heating Stoves at IL IL. Cases
at low prices.
District court convenes next Tues
day, October 4th.
s. X. w. Field made business trip
to Kiowa last Thursday.
Boyle and Apt at the court house
this afternoon and evening.
Uncle Barney Bristow has been very
sick during the past week but is now
improving.
Howard Ball is working in District
Clerk Reads Office while Frank is out
campaigning.
Nominations for township officers
must be filed with the county clerk at
least thirty days before the election.
s. X. w. Field will pay the highest
market price for fat hogs delivered at
the stock yards next Monday, Oct. 3rd.
Dave McAdoo and a Mr.. Lane, of
Missouri bought four car loads of steers
from Hendrickson and Goddard and
shipped on saturday.
Bonfeld, Ill.-'I am subject to
cramps and collie, and have used many
remedies, but find FOley's Collie Cure
beats them all. Nv. l.. Yeats.
Senator A. j. Titus was over from
Harper county last week. He reports
Harper in first-class condition, politi-
cally speaking.
Misses Addie and Zulu Cole, of Ok
ford, came over last week and will prob
ably remain in the city to reside. They
are nieces of Dobbs Bros.
Only few days longer to obtain
those mems and boys suits at one
half the price that others ask for them. |
They are at Glasier Il Co.'S.
Another car load of New Buggies and |
Spring Wagons Just in at Ii. II. Cases |
at prices that are right, also BAN, Mo |
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The Merrill EIeCtrO-MedlCal
and Surgical Institute.
Collins Block. Cor. Second Av. and
James ST.. Seattle. Wash.

This institute is the best equipped office
in the Northwest for the treatment Of
Chronic maladies. 1t is an established
factor in the professional field of medicine
and surgery, enjoying the confidence OF
the people and douby Endorsed by the
cans. All durable diseases, not easily
remedied by the family doctor are sue
cessfully treated by the specialists of the
Merrill Institute. by reason of their srl-
perior knowledge. experience and appli-
anccs for the cure of disease. Having the
only modern and complete ELECTRICAL
equipment In the country. we utilize In
conjunction with the best known prnci-
pies of medicinal administration the pow
erfui curative effect of GALFANIC, FAR
suitable cases. thus Offering the afflicted
a means of recovery heretofore unobtain~
able. The present demand Is for compe-
tent medical service. which can only he
rendered by those possessing complete
equipment fun knowledge and wide ex-
that are within easy reach of ordinary
means. The physicians of this institution
not only make \ speciality of treating, but
cure diseases OF the eye ear, nose. throat
and lungs; catarrh. deafness and la grippe.
paralysis, epilepsy. stomach and liver at
fections, tumors. cancers. blood and skin
diseases nd diseases of the kidneys blad-
der and nervous system, Structures hy-
droCeles and Varcoceles radically cured
without pain or detention from business
and guaranteed in every case. Diseases
OF women successfully treated by a MEN,
Der Of the institute who is an exclusive
specialist in this department. The poor
treated free from 10 TO IL A. m. daily. Con-
sulta!ion and examination free, Write for
circular and question blank. Hoals, II TO
1880 a IN: to and TO D. m.
c. s MERRILL A. NJ. NJ D. and Assoct-
ates. Consulting Physicians.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington. in and for the
county OF King. In probate. In the mat
ter OF the estate Of Mes Jacob Ohm de-
ceased. No. 1902 Notice to creditors
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. the executors OF the estate of Mes
Jacob Ohm. decea sad, 10 tie creditors and
10 all persons having claims against said
deceased and said estate 10 present them
within one year after the Gate Of the frat
PUBLICATION OF this notice. To wit one wear
from the 4ih day of May. lsas. TO said ex-
ecutors ut the office of Charles l.. Denny.
room % Dexter Horton e. Co.'S bank
building. Seattle. King county Washing
ton. that being the place designated fer the
business Of said estate.
Dated Seattle May T. 1898.
CHARLES l.. DENNY.
ROLAND II. DENNY.
JAMES NJ. FRYE.
Executors OF the estate OF Mes Jacob
Ohm. deceased
r. r. BLAINE. Attorney for executors
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Twelve RIVER Steamers.
Moran's Fleet to Leave Tomorrow
for the Yukon.
A LONG. HAZARDOUS VOYAGE.

The Tugs Richard HoIyoke and Hes.
etute and the steamer south
Coast Going AS ConvoSs-To Bc
Joined by Four Others at Dutch
Harbor-Miu Require 5000 Cords
OF Wood-Trip TO Take 30 Days.
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FIJI ON THE FLYER"
SEATTIF TO TACOM!

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
IN one hour ard twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Sea;tle-TacoMa
route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY ).
TINE CARD.
Leave Seaetle-.:43. HIS a. n; 1:47. e;l5
p. n.
Leave Tacoma-a:30 g. m: !. 40. p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave SeattIe--7:3o a. n: IL n; P m
Leave Taconla--e:31 a. m: z:1. 90 2; IN.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
ron street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and state OF
Washington.
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Three round trips daily. except Sunday.
Conneccions-At Seattle with the steamer
Flyer for Tacoma. AT Everett with the
steamer Nikado for Snohomish. and with
the Everett & Monte Cristo railway for
Monte cristo and way stations
Coinaan Dock. Seattle. Merchants Dock.
Everett Telephone. Seattle. Red 81: Ev-
eretI g. r. Il. SCOTT.
Manager.
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uf TREASuRER'S NOTICE.-Notice
3 hereby given that the assessment rol
" l0cal Improvement district No. I53, in
af ely OF Seattle, created by ordinance
e a.s entitled an ordinance .provid-
rs for the Improvement OF Jackson
f'eei, tn the city OF Seattle. from Sec
sn1 avenue south to Fourth avenue
.slh, by constructing pile bridge on
70 along The same, and providing for
lsf payment therefor by the mode OF
IMMEDIATE payment. and establishing a
bid Tor such payment by an assessment
gsn al the lots and parcels OF land hene-
go D. such Improvement, under the
Fpsislons OF ordinance No. 20s5. APP
sestd April g. 1892. as amended by ordi-
arcs No. 2, $50. approved Nav 4. 1894, and
Fsinance No. f.as2. approved Nav 5
~. and the city charter as now In force.
~ hsep certified 10 me for collection.
90 thai unless payment of the assess
eni thereon contained - made within
tlrsr DAYS from the date Of the first
eAca Hon or this notice such assess
sxt shall become delinquent and shall
ssr interest ~ the rate OF 10 per cent.
r. anhilIn until paid and If not paid be-
~ such assessment shall have become
&hgnert q penalty Of 3 per cent. shall
kded. and the sums feiinquen, shall
L G.sretf on the annual tax ROT, for the
ssyse year against each lot and parcel
dssrgnent and the interest collected
staer taxes. separate account being
~ hereof, and II not paid within the
NE fixed for the payment OF city taxes
sci be collected. together with such
kssiona charges and penalties as ara
ElAsrlzed 10 be charged and collected
7 ether delinquent taxes. each lot or
kffs 50 delinquent shalt he sold FOR the
ssegnt Of sueh assessment, with inter-
80 ard costs. at the time and in the
Fsshsr and by the same authority as
Ans and lots are sold for city taxes
A. II. FOoTE.
.CJ Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle.
su s. isss.
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|sIf TREASURER'S NOTiCE-Noiice
ssfeoy given that the assessment roll.
6 ie.ai Improvement district No. la6. IN
ss atL OK Seattle. created by ordina nee
20 AiA. entitled an ordinance provid-
q 'of the improvement Of Main street.
sas city OF Seattle. from Firth avenue
fssa 70 Eighth avenue south. by re-
LahSing the intersections thereof, and
~ soutA half OF the roadway thereof,
~ pfoF 'dlng Tor the payment therefor
sse mode OF Immediate payment, and
vanishing q fund for such payment by
= assessment upon all the lots and par
as ei land benefited by such improve
@~a'. under the provisions OF ordinance
~ 5g@ approved April % 1899. as
.Tsaded by ordinance No $3.50 approved
AVS 1884, and ordinance No. i.4ae. APP
as1ed May : 1897. ana the city charter
! Bow m force. has been certified 20 ma
| . objection. and that unless payment
ne assessment thereon contained s.
ssae within thirty days from the date of
y AFst publication Of this notice such
asssment shall become delinquent and
49, Dear interest al the rate of 10 per
~. per auuum until paid. and y not
90 oe'ore such assessment shall have
.ms deAn9uent q penalty Of per
~. shail De added and the sums de-
sseat sAah be entered on the annual
fe3 for thv current wear against
80 to' ani parcel SO delinquent and
- tes interest collected as other taxes
$40 account being kept thereof. and
s., a. psid within the time fixed for ths
t5useut o. city taxes shall he collect 81.
,5aef With such additional charges and
"a as 3f@ authorized % he charged
- VP'lcef"d IN other delinquent taxes.
- 90 er PARCEL So delinquent shall be
-. Ter tae amount Of such assessment
49, interests a. costs. ~ the time
49,. TIE ma Hue- and by the same a}l-
81 .,.s - lands sid lots arc sold for city
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vICTORIA-PORT TOWNSEND.
Puget Sound & British Columbia Steamship
cOmpanys
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC,
Leaving Arlington Dock daily except
Sunday.
q.Sna nj. lI.vl..... Seattle .....IAr 2:4s "a m
I 50 d m Nv. PIT Townsend. lLvll1 80 n M
4:3o I'm. ArI.... Victoria Lv 500 pm
s. r, BURLTNG. Agent
Arlington Dock
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BANKS.
& BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

Transacts 4 savings bank business ex-
clusively
Deposits received from 81 to $1,000
Interest allowed per annum: Six rer
cent. on term deposits; 4 per cent or or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last days az May and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
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Time Card-Leaves Seattle I a. m. Il
m. and p. IN. Leaves Everett SIS a. m''
2:39 D. III and .:i5 2. m
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CRY NOTICES.

=. .,.es assessment shall become de-
Essses sa5 shall bear interes. al re
- - "a ,,s- cent. Per auntxn Until paid.
~ 2, -. maid before such assessment
q. Its~e become delinquent penalty
- - .svTs. shall - added. and the
Il Z pS.isnygsent sasii - entered on the
fszs 80 ROT for me current year
&C.. Serh lot and pared SO delinquent
80 g xf,a TIE interest collected as other
80 s@nsratc account being kept there
7sss - raj tsaja within the time fixed
e a. =. payrneut OF city taxes shall be
- $3.50 together with sacn additional
60 Go. ard penalties as are authorized
tsS assrred ard collected on other de-
@ - taxes. eacl lot or parce. so de-
sss..ss saail Be cold for the amount Of
= .swssment. with interests and cost.
~. sine and in the manner and BY
:. see authority az lands and lots are
90 80 A II. FOOTE.
..~ treasurer OF the City Of Seattle.
~. n fri publication. Seattle. Wash.
= q LIS.
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SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDMONDS
ROUTE.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying L. s. Mail
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
street. $50 a m. calling at South Beach.
Burchell Brick Yard. Bremerton. L. s.
Navy Yard Sidney, Charleston, Tracyton.
Chico. Sllverdale Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station at 2 p. m; arrives Seattle
at p. m. t. n. Robinson. master, Lilly,
Bcgardus 81 Co, agents. Telephone
Main ST.
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First summer evening band concert 10.
night at Madison Park, 1 O'Clock.
--~~-----------------------
VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans.
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and Oregon Short Line.

LOWEST HATEs-sHUHTfssE ROT TE-
Seattle 20 al! points East and Southeast.
Via Portland. salt Lake CITY ard Denver.
Pullman palace sseepers. upholstered tour
ist sIe~pers and ssee reclining chair cars,
steam heat, Plnt$ch iigat- For tickets 70
OF iTom any points 10 tsse United States.
Canada or Europe. ca! OF or address Z
E. Ellis. Gsneral Agent, els First ayenue.
Se@tt.e. W. II. Har.ours. q. T.. ~, Port
Ia H-l
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- -gEAsUgER's SoTrcE-cITY OF

go 3 hereby given that the assess
49,, -, a. Iocai improvement district No.
- -. .ne Improvement Of Diagonal Street.
=. - Istv Of Seattle from South line Of
i greet to Lake Flsw Avenue, under
- = n-axlsE0ns Of ordinance No. zs1S pro-
=. ..s.sr Far said improvement 6y grading the
sss- $50 sna constructing sidewalks thereon
- ,sr a. assessment 20 pay therefor By
- ,-s,ss Of payment By bonds" has here
= - sfea daly certified 20 me for coilec-
- ara fhe respective Gums therein
s1..xsd ara levied against each lot and
- a land In said district must he paid
: "a saaal annual payments. with inter
= $50 the whole sum 20 charged and
80 er such instaiiments thereof as re-
- - arnald, az the rate Of ten per cent.
= sn1ssn. and said interest must Ne paid
ss..rsIIy together with the annual INSTALL
ssris failing due In each year. Said sums
s.ssn 10 bear interest on the 90 day OF
80 Ia. and the Afth iustallment or said
.ssszsraeTlts and the Interest for tis fifth
"a vii become due on the I'D dag OF
- tHs Unless payment be made of
- rstallment OF principal and said in
srssf on or before said I'D day OF June
~ me same shall became delinquent and
81 bear Interest at the rate OF ten per
~ psf annum antil paid. and IL not paid
.sFsse The same shall have become deiin-
esgnf. a penalty Of Ave per cent. shall be
49, and the sums delinquent shall be
,tsrei on annual tax roll for the current
~ sgzinst each lot and parcel OF land so
5asqgent and with the interest collected
4 ssher taxes separate account being kept
sssef. and II not paid within the time
sss5 for the payment OF City taxes shall
4 rs.sected as such taxes are collected. to-
sssasT with such additional charges or PEN
- a. are authorized to be charged and
esxeied on other delinquent taxes. and
ri 10; Or parcel 80 delinquent shall be
81 fer the amount 81 such assessment,
ra Interest and costs al the time and in
IL manner and By the same authority as
a. ard lots are sold for city taxes.
4. II. FOOTE,
City Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle.
Date II first publication. May q. 1895
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STR. MULTONOMAH
OAILY)
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT p. NJ
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IA.
COMA. 80 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP S. CENTS.
Tel. Main ST. CITY DOCK, Agent.
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THE ANCHOR LfNE-BeiIneham Bav.
blaine and Tacoma Steamer Geo r
Starr leaves Arlington Dock for Ana
CORES Fairhaven. New Whatcom and
blaine Monday Wednesday and Friday
a. Q p m For Tacoma same days at
y a m.
THE ANCHOR LINE,
Phone. Pike q Office Arlington Dock.
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DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS
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ROUND TRIP. IS CENT
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEI.

STRS. NAELAANO MD LEANGLIL
Seattle and TownsendNcah Bay Rout.
steamer Garland leaves Ycsler dock sam
davs Tuesdays and Thursdays AT II 70
n m. for Port Townsend Port Williams
Dangeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg pysht. Ciallam Bay and Ntsh
Rav: returning. arrives AT Seattle 3 u. m
on onrosite days Steamer EvanEel leaves
yesie. dock for Port Townsend. Port
Angeles and Victoria Mondays. Wednes-
eaya and Fridays al $50 p. m: arrives
seattle alternate days a. 2;21 p. n. Tel
Main AsA.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNGTON ROUTE
STEAMER MARY 7 PERLEY
Leaves Calbraiih dock foot O. Washing
Tfrt.,1e~ton L :. Dry Dock- Charleston
si6ney. Trscyton. s.lve-da!e daily excep:
Sunday aud Sundays al 5 "a y n Sat
uraavs At 2.s0 p. III: sundays A, 90 n
n. Returning leaves Silverdale at ~ a
m Dry Dock $50 a n. Saturday nights
leaves Silverdale SO =. m. Dry Deck
90 p. n. Telephone. Res Isl.
wHATCO1i. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE
t-refah. steamer &ETT}- NJ, <5r Ana-
.s,-feS Eg{raavsa nr Wh4tcCrl Leaves
tve1}eg~resaI dock. Tacoma : g. ~. cry
8nrx foot % Main strecD. Se&etle. o. IT.
Tues. Thurs and Sat. Returning leaves
yhsfesul n IA. FalraaVSB. SIS u. IA
frf Anacortss "a 2. M, sun. WcdLes. aai
80 - Fila
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-08-23
LOWERING HOOLA BoOM'S AS
PIRATIONS.

Hon. Hoola Boom Campbell, the
editor of the Murphy Bulletin, is now
prepared to sympathjze with Me Zeke
Bilkins. The flag which has foated so
proudly in the first position on Hoola
Boom's editorial page now trails in the
dust, the f4g and not the staf being
nearest terra frmG. The Republic n
convention at Asheville and not the
'tusion administration" has resulted
in a lowering Of his aspirations" He
had expected to capture a seat in Con-
gress, but says in his last issue:
I'VE had not been in that gem city
but a very short tins before we found
that our prospect for a seat ia Congress
looked about as clear as red mud does
or the streets of Murphy, after a big
freGz3 in mid winter. We were ap
preached by prominent parties and
was told that it was going to be az
ranged for Us to put Mr.. Pearson in
nomination before the convention. Our
reply was, we did not want to deliver
u own funeral Grafton.
We r a Republican from prin-
ciple, but must abide our turn for po-
litjcal preferment."
When it comes TO philosophy, the
Greeks must give the palm to Hoola
Boom.
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YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE.

We wish to thank those Of our sub
scribers who so warmly praise the re-
cent Issues of The PROGRESSIVE FAR
MER. We are here to give the people
the truth, and w have administered
some large doses of late. That's what
we intend to continue doing.
But the truth must be put into the
hands of the people. We want every
subscriber to get US a club of campaign
subscribers. The paper wiU he sent
f ON nouU till the election for only 90
cents Surely every subscriber can
send a club of FIVE. Let Us have them.
We thank those who have already sent
clubs. and trust that others will keep the
ba rolling. Hand this paper to your
neighbors and send in a club. Tee
time is short, and what is doDe must
be done quickly.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-08-23
GETTING A UP"
With flaming headlines, the News
and Distorter of the II h, said: ..

With filming headlines, the News
and Distorter of the II b, said: ..
1T IS A REVOLUTION
Members of State Alliance Return to
Democracy"
OF course there are now, and always
have been, Democrats in the Alliance,
and more Democrats would join this
order we're it not for the misrepresen-
tation of the Democratic press. But
as for the Populist members returning
to Democracy-that is another matter.
The Distorter said that the returning
Pops said they were disgusted with
Governor. Russell's administration,
That's good. We r delighted to hear
it say this. We are convinced that it
must be sadly in need OF something to
m~isrepresenb, when it tells such pal,
pable falsehoods. 1t can fool no one
but it's own deluded followers with
it's silly talk about the disgust of the
State Alliance at Russell rule The
following resolution, which we are told
passed almost il not quite unanimously,
knocks the sposs out of the Distorter's
falsehood:
the North Carolina Farmers ALI
ance return their thanks to HIS Excel
lency Governor Russell for his efforts
to further our demands in obtaining
cheaper railroad charges, freight and
passenger, for the people of the State,
aud that we hereby express u conf
dence in his integrity and earnest de.
sire to save the tax payers of the State
useless expenditures"
This is a part of q resolution, the re-
mainder of which was published by
the Distorter. This part was evidently
Intentionally omitted in order that it
might give itself an opportunity to
misrepresent the States Executive,
without contradicting itself. What dc
honest people in whatever party think
of such willful and premeditated false
hoods. such artless attempts to deceive
the people9 Surely the.S5ate ave has
despaired of fooling any but the lgno
rant, when he makes such statements
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-08-23
nv WAY OF REPLY TO THE RE
COR0ER.

TIE statements anent the warfare De
tween Christian education and pluto
cratic education in Il editorial last
week are indisputable, and az Gam
Jones eavs ''you can's get around, over
or through @ fact" The Recorder e
protest against u statements n
more destroys them than the wall OF q
child brings down from heaven the
round yellow moon for which he cries.
To dislike q proposition Is not 20 ais
it." The fact is. the Recorder
ran against a stone wall, and thought
it raised a great dust, every q can
see that the wall is uninjured.
The Recorder seems to want TO prove
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as these, which none but the most ignc-
rant can believe.

as these, which none but the most ignc-
rant can believe.
x X K
Since writing the above we have
seen a copy of the Distorter, which
after copying our statement of last
week: "In what we have said in this
article, we should not be understood as
arguing that it is good policy to give
the public Offices to the negroes at this
time" has the cheek to say that we
''exalt negroism" and say that white
folks must stand aside" Such false.
hoods will harm no one but the con-
scieHceless eughor of them.
The drowning man catches at a
straw. The State v evidently
thinks the days of his crew are num-
bered or be would not attempt to fight
with boomerangs.
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How's your ,neighborhooG9 Does
every voter take The PROGRESSIVE
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