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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-07-14
Shelton, Wash.

Il GIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
ltwhere for "The Story of the Philippines" by
Murat Halstead, commissioned by the Govern
ment as Official Historian to the War Depart
at San Francisco, on the Pacific with General
Merritt, in the hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong
Kong, in the American trenches at Manila in
lhe lnsurgent camps with Aguinaldo, OH the
roar OF battle at the fall Of Manila Banana
Tor agents. Brimful of original pictures taken
by government photographs ON the spot. Large
Dook: Low prices. Big profits. Freight paid.
books. Outfit free. Address, f. T. Barber, Secy,
Star Insurance Bldg, Chicago.
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AGENTS WANTED-FOR THE LIFE AND
achievements of Admiral Dewey" the worlds
greatest naval hero. By Murat Halste ad, the
iiieiong friend and admirer of the nations idol.
Biggest and best book; over 500 pages SxlO
inches: nearly 100 pages halftone Illustrations
only LOO. Enormous demand. Big commits
sions. Outfit free. Chance of lifetime. Write
caxton Bldg. Chicago.
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Puget Sound
Marble Works.

Having secured the agency
tor the above firm for Mason
County all orders for work
IN that line can be left with
ANDREW GETTY,
Sho14op W.T.
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Paper-hanging,
Painting, Graining
Ala bastine-wOrk.

Inspect my work on the
Hotel Dipman and residences
IN Shelton, and leave orders at
Post-ofhce. Prompt work at
reasonable rates.
JOHN KUBIK.
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SHOES.

This week we only wish to
remind that you can be
pleased in Fit, Style and in
Price from the splendid line
of MEMS SHOES at
A. NNgEEyE E,D[lE5J9IMgly,sS@
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-07-14

from district funds 1880
1t appearing to this board that VIM H John
son and John McEwen were assessed for person
al property for the year 1897 and at that time
they had no personal property the same is here
by ordered struck from rolls.
Appeared A Brink and asked for rebate of his
taxes same was laid over until next meeting.
Appeared Treasurer Fredson with his accounts
and vouchers his quarterly statement showing
acf 0l
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ItFAX. SOC + ST. NV,
s 80. 1895 Sth nv. Sr. ID
S $50. .6l7 I'D NV. 7r. D
$3.50. .I1ll q nw. Sr. b
$3.50. l401 y J NV. 6r, u
c5..145S Bre. dis teri. Sr
SD. -lT05 Fla av. 1r. y
So. .l006 18th NV. pr. h
S2.50. 700 + rn. store. eel
500. COS 18th sw. Sr. D
S-2.0. 1908 9;h nv. 7r. b
5000. 1902 llth Sc. stSl
5000. .7OS 18th ne, 1r. b
5000. lc12 7th nw. sto r
$1,000 y ] Nv NV, Tr
$3.50. ..4a.3 Tth s.. Or. b
$3.50. -. .aS X ne. Sr. b
S11.30. ..122S Ii ne. Or. ID
SO. IS. Avalon Hts. Or. "
Slo.3O. 1IG II .ckm'n, 6r. ,
$3.50. .ll2J 9Th Ne. 6r. b
So 30. .li23 ath nv, 6r
f1J. rs y ] av NV. ,asmt
$l4.....5.1 9th ne. Or. W
ST.. :. Il l. ne. fiat. 3r, b
I'll. .312 FOrds court. r
$40. iii y Sc, 5r
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FOR RENT-STONE & f.
$50. ..lI3O r. l::r. h
SS3.33. .1103 Y NV, l4r
$50. .1oII 18th nv. store
75......24 Grant pl, l7r
SGT so. 2OO3 Katrina. 12r
$50. ..l722c s NV. Tor. u
$50. ..0l0 X NV. Tor, b
SO. .1-|I Ken av. Tor. b
So. 1872 10th NV, Tor
$50. 1867 Ken saw av. Or
500. 81 Y J av Sc. lor. T.. e
$50. 1875 Columbia I'd, 11r
$50. $50 VI NV, Or. b
SIS. COS 18th sw, stO&dw
$3.50. 1875 Park pl. Tor
$42.5O. 1910 Col'hia I'd. Tor
$40. 1887 Sth, Or. b. stab
$50. 80 Pa av NV. stu RIM
S25. IBIS Kenesaw av. Or
So. so. 100 I NV, Or, '
$50. SO. 1J1l COrcoran, Sr. h
5000. 1877 10Th NV. 12r, d
$50. so. ~ = NV. ar. b
$50. 419 NJ nv ny,lge hal
$50. .21Oo Ward pl. Sr. b
$50. .....l3O4 5 NV, 7r, b
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

| w AN L Eli - w
WANTED THE AID. y. s. VOLUNTEER IN
4 psSs !: :aas : g. s,:.:
sooner dischargesh III se3O-St-
WAMrED ID. ., PAID Eok FURNlTUkE. CAB
Furniture stored. packed and shipped;
WANTED-w RICE. 1857 TTH ST. NV. WILL
sna
hats. Address Q postal and will call. se3O-lSt'
WANTED-HIGHEsT CASA PRICES PAID FOR
TkDrH pLAThs. DEa fIsT GOLD AND Plat
OPPOSITE PATENT UBFIOE. Established 1878.
se3O-25t' 4 ~
WANTLD-BAUMsB BROS, PAY THE BEST PRICES
lead The rc sy s ssa a. as Of
stock. &C. Address or call 2OOs It'll NV. sea0-tf
WANTLA-L> AIAnL>G atuvM IN lhE House
furnitar. to gcDd advantage. II you wish to
goods 0S aop ana sofr' to %ass NuTE
Louisiana ave. and have him call. se3o-tf
wANrED-HIGHEsT- CASH PRICE PAID FOR
opposite patent office. se3O7t'
wANTED-R. SEILNGER. 1902 7TH NV. WILL
pay the highest cash prices tor ladies'. gents or
chlldren's CASTOR eloihlng and shoes ANA hats.
Address u postal and win call se3O-23t'-4
WANTED-R. TAKSAES. 1905 7TH ST. N.W.l
and 1 viii cal. se30-22t'
wANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
GOULD. the tailor has returned to the city, and
for business 49, Avn se3o2t'
WANTED : TYPEWRITER; REMINGTON OR
Underwood; pay cash; in good condition. .Ad-
dress TYPEM RITTER. Star once. seso-st'
WANrED-THE ADDRESS OF EVERY PERSON
with s shs and naaris Price 30
ess,. s alter sa'td 10 f1 ADDRESS asEkT
office. se2S3t'
wANTED-NovEL WRITER'S AND LITERARY
cialty. Address Box AZ. Star office. SEES ST.
WANrED-HORSE AND WAGON. SUITABLE
for grocery business; must be in good order and
cheap. GROCERY, Star office. SEES tn, ,m-3t
wANTEo-AISrRoM 4 CO., II W. FAYErTE
st. Baltimore Nd boys, suits and and oyercoass
sent If wished. se19-tu, th,s,12t'
WANTED-HAVING CONSTANT DEMAND FOR
furniture carpets. stoves office and store fixtures.
Apply I IN person p OF by postal to L FRIEDMAN,
AZ 10th st. NV. Prompt attention. jy2i-3m'
WANTED-MME. NJ FUAL SMITH is NOW LO-
f furs cloth wraps tailor suits in latest
to Thursday se222w'
WANTED-PIANo LEssoNs-RAPID METHOD
HSn hat We sry OK
MUSIC. so2 X st. NV. sel3- Inn
wANrED-i;oHsGs 70 PASTURE; So PER
mo-: best of care. Telephone call 5I4. Horses
culled for apd delivered Z. II. PARKER. 49,
4ia st. s.w., Lay Hill. Md. my3n
NANTED-OPIuM. MORPHINE. WHISKY IF
interested in the of these habits. write for
my books on these diseases. mailed free X. NJ.
MOOI.LEY. NJ. D.. Atlanta. Ca. my1-l54t
BOARDING..
LARGE ROOMS ONE WITH PRIVATE BATH;
furnished unfurnshed; good table board. 1917
| ST NV It,
HAVING LEASED HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
cor. residence of Gen. Edgar Allan, am prepared
to give fist class board. Beautiful rooms Bath
every floor. Terms reasonable. Refs. eNch.
1lth se3O-6t'
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MALE OR FEMALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CANvASSERS For
rapid selling lo-cent household necessity; from
one to dozen used in every house. husti, s
make from g 80 to $500 per day. MANUFAC-
TUKEK B., 6tAS Once.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

Advertisements for situations will
be inAertcd ut the rate of one cent
per word per Insertion. the minimum
charge being Is cents. Advertise
ments may be 6ied at any Postal
Telegraph office In Washington or
cent through the medium of the
Postal telegraph messenger syntem
ut regular advertising rates.
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NANIED-ROOMo.

WANTED - BY a GENTLEMAN. ROOM AND
boaid III private fam.iy, y Capitol Hui;
iIont preferred; ret. eAch. Address l.. IA,
Star office. IT.
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WANTED ArfnEN IiCkS TO LEARN MILL
merry, also !Ouu. .ad, IOr stock keeper AT MRS.
{. SIlI-bI-i- y, lllo u 81. M. st:;U--t
WANTED COMPANION FOR AN OLD LADY,
Will give good compensation. Address
Boa L..
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WANTED-BY A RESPECrABLE COLORED MAN
place in private family eotcnnin or waiter
can give lest city ref. also cu.orcd II
place as hrst-class cook; city ref. Call at 1I2a
Pierce place NV. sc3U-2t'
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FASHIONABLE DRtsSMAKING PARLORS. 622 f
st. NV; expert htiers from New York and Balti:
more; will make your IL esses from 50 up, and
guarantee perfect hit; street, driving and riding
habits: wedding and reception gowns a specially ::
mourning dresses made ON snort notice. sel3
FUR GARMENTS SiADElTO ORDER; REMODEL
ing Of old fur wraps 10 the latest styles spe-
ciai1y; ladies' tailor made suits made TO order.
6t Guaranteed r. HOdGAN. 500 st. NV.
eel I-6m.4 W ii5
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WANTED-BY WEST INDIAN CERTIFICATED
coloied teacher tmusical also). employ ment
beliman work in his line for small wages
1920 18th st NV se3O-2ts
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-BY LATIME,R & NESBIT 1921 G ST
Ith near q, elegant new store, with cellar and
stable: long lease: low rent show window
23u6 14th NV, So. se3u-3t
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FOR RENT-BY " c. DUvAI1.. y25 + 81 \ "
AL o NV. l2r-- .S435Uf 1874 NV. ami. So. Is 30
1910 11th NV ami. AZ so i2us 9Th sw yr a. ~
6Ss II NE. 1890 $40 NV: brick. Is. %
A. Il l4r. %. 3 Sto. sol NV u 20
7l9 21st NV. ami. %. so Stale. Union al ~. %
Fine photograph gallery over 1891 Ia 30 ~
FOR Coz ORED TENANTS
1908 23d NV. Or. .12. 90 2lS Fla av NV ami I6 rs
6ai l. NV. Or. Is ba 4. iafh nw Or. .
Sto 1710 7th NV. Sol PIP 18th NV. -. GOO
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FOR PENTHOUSE NV; 10 ROOMS: SPLEEN
dldiy furnished; park east and SOUTH furnished;
$2,N; may be leased unfurnshed; stable IL de-
sired. Address q. u. star office 1t.
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WANTEi)-GEiillAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
hOCl,c"urk aud cooking; IN fanny, HAT.
Apartment No. ~, Loiu.iu.a. 18th and blnu.y.
seoU-St"
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FOR RENT-l5sI sTH ST. NV: 10 ROOMS;
bath; stable: good condition; only sac.
1t STONE Il FAIRFAX, 500 + st. n.
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FOR RENT-ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; ABou
the only house for $35; 1888 kenesaw ave:
petty iouAAs, Datn, Yea! ,Aceflui. I.vy AT Ifut
kenesaw
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC ST. NV.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1888 NEW YORK AVE. NV, BLOCKS FROM
White House, convenient to tIeasury-2 Large
connecting looms; I'd noor; suitable Tor family;
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per word per insertion. the M IN u n
charge being III cents. Advertixe-
ments may be fled at any POstni
telegraph ONCE in Warrington or
sent through the medium OF the
Postal leieEraph messeDEer system
Mt kuiar ADVERTISING rates.
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WANTED-HELP.

Adxertixc uicntn under tine ciassta-
cation Of Wanted Help Will be In
..rtcd mt the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion. the minimum
charge being Is cents. AdSertise-
ment. may be hied at amy Postal
telegraph ONCE in ~ ash inHtOn or
sent through the medium Of the
Postal 1eieHraph messenger system
ut regular advertising rntes.
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BOARDING.

LARGE ROOMS. ONE WITH PRIVATE BATH;
furnished unfurnished; good table board. 1911
| ST. NV It,
HAVING LEASED HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
cor. residence of Gen. Edgar Allan, am prepared
to give fiji class board Beautiful rooms. Bath
every floor Terms reasonable. Refs eXch.
wANTED-A FEW SELECT BoARDERs BY RE.
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FOR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, THREE
large nicely furnished ROOMS, second floor two
COMMUNICATING suite single; southern ex-
posure; board If desired; housekeeping. lll5
Nj ST. NV se2o-3t'
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-03-16

how sincere lheS was ii saying
whom tho Hull army bill vas be-
fore Congress that If it became q
law he would not enlist tho full
number Of mon authorized for the
regular army, unless they we're
absolutely needed, by deciding to.
oonfne tho enlistments for in
ormy bill that became q law to
the regulars until further notice,
and not to make . call for the 49,
600 two-year volunteers authoriz-
cd By the bill at all, if the govsrn-
mont can get along without thsm,
and his present impression 10 that
it can do %. This the man whom
rsbid democrats wore only . few
weeks ago charging with : desire
to control 3 large army in order
that he might use it to destroy
the liberties Of. the people. He
declines existing q man more
than is needed to uphold the hon.
or Of the country. How many
democrats will give him tho credit
he is entitled to for taking this
stand, which IL at once economical
and patriotic? Before deciding
whether Cubans and Filipinos
will be allowed to enlist in the
regular army Of the United States,
the President wishes to get fhe
views of Gems. Brooke and OTIS
as to ito ACCESSIBILITY, and they
have been asked to submit them.
The work Of bringing tho volun.
teers now in Cuba home and mus.
tering them out has already begun
and is expected to be completed
by May LIST. -
The military Court of Inquiry
is now in Chicago, where it vii,
make 9 thorough investigation Of
all the meat packing establish
ments, after which it will return
to Washington and complete it,
work.
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a. often IS it bobs up. 4's
Now with these assurances, We

= : = = - ~
Now with these assurances, We
lsk the people Of Worthington,
Who have any desire .at I'll il their
hearts to vote the saloon out OF
our fair village, to support this
ticket, or disc drop their argument
on this line. If these statements
cannot BE- accepted, We will DO
pleased to refer any skeptiosl per-
son where they can b convinced
a. to the responsibility Of these
assertions, or if you have any
doubts a. toto the position Of any
candidates, they will cheerfully
inform you how they stand. Our
candidates. integrity will certainly
be attacked and reflections of oil
kinds cast at them, but those in
strumental in placing them before
the people, can vouch for their
loyalty to tho cause of temperance
and this should be sufficient
guarantee for securing the vote
of those who have any desire t.
Danish tho saloon. With these
assured facts. no man will be jus
titled in voting for the saloon
on any pretext whatever, except
that he openly prefers tho saloon
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Terms Of subscriptions: Three months 40 cts;
NIX months Is OTIS; one year $50. Invariably
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Persons receiving paper and not ordering
the Same Will not b6 required to pay subscfip-
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Clubbing rates with nearly al the leading pa
pers and magazines can bo named on appllca-
ton.
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solicited. Postage expense Of tho Same will be
paid by the publisher.
When possible Items for publication should
reach this once on Tuesday Of tho week Of
publication,
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insertion.
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SummOns--FOreclosure Of Me-
chanic's Lien
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Mobiles, S.

county OF MOBILES.
In District Court
James s. kam.ge and David Ryan,
Ellen NJ. Call, -Defendsnts
The state Of Minnesota, To the above named
Defendants: -~A
You and each of you arc hereby summoned
ana required to answer the complaint Of the
r!aint1n In the abcve entitled action. which il
1led IN the Office of the Clerk of said Distrtcf
Court, at the Village Of WOrrhington County of
MOBILES. and State OF Minnesota. and 10 fiIe Tonr
S c5s 70 saiq complaint in the ONCE Of said
Glerk OF SAID District Court, In said Village ef
,WoFth1ngton in the said County of MOBILES. with
lntWenty days after service of this summons uu-
on you, exclusive OF the day OF such Service
ana II you fail to answer the said Complaint
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff i'm this
action Will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manoed In said complaint.
=, And you are hereby further notified. that
tnls action Is brought for the purpose OF fore
Closing Mechanics Lien upon the following
described premises, situated in said County OF
The east half Of the Northwest Quarter and
the West half Of the Northeast Quarter OF Sec-
ton Four (4) Township One Hundred and one
uU1) OF Range Forty (4O).
Dated september End, 1903.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, WorthinSsos. Him.
Fob. 1e-Mch 2sfd. AiH"'
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The worsted and WOODEN trade of
Yorkshire, England, with tho
United States has begun to i'm
prove, after q long depression,
This is one of tho exceptional
results of Protection. When this
country is afflicted by hard times,
there is little demand for tho fno
goods of Yorkshire, but whom tho
business here il good large
purchases arc made because
people have tho money to make
them.-Buffalo IN. Y. Express. -
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Rsceatly there has bssn mater
ial advance in the wages Of all
classes Of laborers, especially in
iron and cotton industries, also
the railroads., There are few idle
mon nowadays in any locality.
This i very clearly evidences that
industries are being revived 81
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-03-16

The tabaoco chewers and smok-
ers of this country pay a revenue
tax to the government of thirty
six million dollars q year and the
whiskey and beer drinkers about
one hundred million and this is
the white mans burden. The
democrats are kicking about it
but you don't have to pay . cent.
It is not like other taxes.-Jack-
son Republic.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-03-16

W. 81. Workman, proprietor
and editor of tho Journal, Lu-
verne, gave hisIreaders excellent
reasons last week why they should
vote against the saloon, and
whether no license carries or not
his editorial is worthy of tho
greatest commedstion that can
be given utterancss of this char.
aoter. He says:
It was not our intention to take
any part in the license question
argument, but it is about time
every man who hss any opinion
on this matter should express it.
We therefore wished to be count
ed on az being "agin' the saloon.
We have been told that by doing
80 w would ruin our business
and have to move out of town,
whether We will or not remains to
be seen. Our stand upon this
question We believe to 10 right
and know Of no better reason for
supporting q measure, which it
it carries, will DO of great bsne-
fit to Luverns.
MI. Workman has not boon in
Luverne q year and for taking this
stand he deserves tho moral and
financial support of every::lover of
temperance a. he will get none
from the ether party.
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Remember its the saloon ques-
ton you are votingon, not the men,
Personally we feel confident any
man engaged in tho saloon bust
ness in Worthington is compe-
tent to successfully and credi-
tably conduct the village affairs,
but We are hot questioning or
voting on that, it's his business,
not his character.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-03-16

The temperance people have
placed their ticket before the vot-
ers of this village, early this year,
that the candidates might be sup
ported az men who would faith
fully execute the law If elected.
One Of the main arguments of
those favoring license, is,they pre-
for saloons to blind pigs or such
a state as existed three years
ago. With all respect to tho Of
fieers of that council, We do not
hesitate to say, and time will tell,
that in the event of no-license, this
year, that no ''blind pig," 'boot-
logging" OF ''hole in tho WALL
will be allowed to exist. While
those officers were good mon yet
the no-lioense ticket is made ur
of different mon this year. Con-
ditions have changed. We have
in our village an Anti-Saloon
League, numbering about seven
ty-fve men, composed of some ol
the most influential and represent.
ing men who arc not afraid of thei,
business to the extent of beine
derelict in assisting in every va,
possible to enforce tho laws. Me1
that will not hesitate to sien .
warrant for tho seizure of a "pip'
OF any dimension. Besides thi.
tho local organization can call K
its aid the legal and financial a.
sistance of the state organization
these two elements, the league
and council, can successfully cap
ture any '*pig' and salt him dow1
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-03-16

Restrictive legislation and
constitutional limitations have
practically eliminated tho race
problem in several of tho Southern
States, and with the troublesome
question out of the way, some
interesting political developments
may be looked for from that
region beyond tho Mason and
Dixon line in the next campaign.
The South needs tho tariff for the
Development of its resources and
industries. It needs tho tariff
for the protection of its lumber,
sugar and, tobacco, cotton and
minerals and for tho encourage
mont Of the manufactures that are
springing up in every direction.
The only hope tho South has for
Protection is from the republican
party, and with tho race problem
out of they it will be tho most
natural thing in the world for the
South to drop into line for the
party and policy that will do it
the most good. The Spanish war
has done much to remove tho old
bitterness and animositles, and
when another election comes,
unless ell signs fail, the campaign
in the South will be conducted on
lines of patriotism and business
Grand Rapids (Mich. )"Herald. u
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A largo number of counterfeit
dollars have been discovered in
circulation that have q ring equal
to that of tho genuine, and on in
vestigstion are found to contain
more pure silver than tho gen.
uine,