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NOTICE.

Aprimary election for delegates to the
Union Republican State Convention,
which is called to meet in the town Of
Dover, Delaware, on Thursday, August
90, 1900, will be held throughout New
Castle county on Wednesday, August
%, 1900, between the hours of | and Z
p. m, as follows:
First Representative District Polling
place ut Reynolds house, 4 and Towns
end streets.
Second Representative District-poll-
ing place y. w. Cor. Lombard and Nc
Cauley streets.
Third Representative Distlict-Poll-
ing place Logan House, Delaware ave
nue. and du Pont streets.
Fourth Representative District-Poll-
ing place COS W. Front street.
Fifth Representative District-Poll-
ing place 225 Scott street
Sixth Representative District-poll.
ing place Practical Farmer.
Seventh Representative District-poll-
ing place Flemming's store.
Eighth Representative District-Poll-
ing place Hockessin.
Ninth Representative District-poll.
ing place Newark.
iNltth lhtpItNtHldilNt lDSlFlcI--l'Oll'
ing place New Castle
Eleventh Representative District
| Polling place GLASGOW.
Twelfth Representative District-poll
ing place Delaware City
Thirteenth Representative District
| Polling place Mddletown.
Fourteenth Representative District
Polling place Townsend.
Fifteenth Representative District
Polling place Blackbrd.
All electors of the Union Republican
party of New Castle county and al
other electors, without regard to past
political affiliations who believe in tn,
principles of the National Republican
party, who endorse its politics and VIII,
are willing TO aid in accomplishing th,
overthrow Of the Democratic party il
Delaware are qualified to vote.
| 5. FRANK EWART.
Chairman.
Attest: Daniel +. Barnard, secretar.
| August l6, 1899.
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THEODORE sIKoRsKI.

NOTICE., WEBSTER BLAKELY the tenant
OIL y, the e mouse situated in school Districts Nos 2
anu %, Chfl>tana hundred, county of New (,astle-
ana ana STATE OF Delaware, in compliance with The.
ae,l sequiiIenents Of the acts OF the General AS
ihela3ly haInty N suc1 cases made and provided do
ineIeby give notice that snail apply in writ,
ing 10 the Court of General sessions Of the
r otase OF Delaware, in and for New Castle county.
vi Iaoo oMosnaaY. sY. the 18th day of September. A. D
i9uu, being the next term OF the said court for n
th nee.se r said house, as an inn o. tavern. for
ouaeies ae tngrein ERE OF intoxcatnp liquors in less
premises and the following respectable citizens ems
s1hstantiaI = utstrict, at least six of whom are
recommend the said annlioaTior ool .,,i uistIlctp
James James Thompson. jacob I. Hoover
inbn nai ihus' John Logue
Pe,ar iiiaigy Michael W. Maloney.
Peter Roiasa,s =; inaushey' Charles L. Foster,
Georaa Esiojn,,, Simon Cheney,
anthony j. Douyherty, Joseph McMenms
Paul j. Began, ep' Niosiaiius'
WEBSTER BLAKELY.
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ON MONDAY,
THE 27th DAY OF AUGUST, 1900.
at O'Clock p. m.

the following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
with the buildings thereon erected, situate III
the City of Wilmington aforesaid, and bounded
pnd described as follows to wit:
Beginning at point II the westerly side OF
Buttonwood street at fifty feet wide, at the dis
tance OF nnety-seyen feet six inches southerlS
from the southerly 81 lie of Lobdel street az fftl
feet wide, thence southerly along the westerly
side OF Bnttonwood street one hundred and five
feet to 8 corner Of land lately conveyed 10 Kate
Porter thence with said Porter's line westerly
parallel with "A street and hundred feet 10 a
corner; thence n0rthefly parallel with Baton.
wood street one bundled and five feet to another
corner and thence easterly parallel with Lob
dell street one hundred feet TO the said westerly
side OF ButtonWood street ana place Of be
ginning.
Seized aud taken in execution as the property
OF Andrew +. Cole and Mary G. Cole, his wife
mortgagors and terre tenants and to be sold py
JOHN Z TAYLOR, sheriff.
sheliff's Office, Wilmington, Delaware, Angus
| 10, 1900.
The sun., 1900-08-18

There is more catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
wears was supposed to be incurabe.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by constant
ly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be constitutional
disease, and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by Il. ]. Cheney,
" Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only consti-
tutional cure ON the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucus surface of the sys-
tenn. They offer one hundred dollars for
any case it fails to cure. Send for cir
culars and testimonials.
Address, +. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are he hest.
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Police Have Been Busy.

Captain Kane Yesterday afternoon
opened new police botter at the police
station. The old book which has just
been filed, was opened March 20 and
contains 72O reports by officers, The first
vas made by Sergeant Rice and officer
Fox, and was about the finding Of two
months old baby girl in the yestibule OF
Robert Ferguson's residence No. l0l4
Washington street.
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Watch without an owner.

Chief Massey states that the police de-
partment has in its possession ladies'
open face gold watch with engraved
dial. The back case is engraved and
bears the Initials "E. A. b. There is
also long neck chain with a slide. The
chief would like to find the owner Of
the watch.
The sun., 1900-08-18

yau fiji You will fall nohly and pre-
serve the respect Of I'LL honest men; even
the political cutthroats and assassins
cannot help admiring you for virtue
appeals 70 vice sometimes.
Fight the good fight Keep the faith
ana let your motto be Mckinley, Roose-
welt and true RepubIcaniSm.
Yours,
y. ii. II.
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wbart) airlye-.".... u. 80
Special steamer down Chesapeake bay
will stop at Annapolis in each direction.
Returning, special train will leave Balti.
more Bay Line wharf) 6.30 p. M, max
ing same stops. Tickets good only OF
special train and steamer.
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LICENSE APPLICATION.

s-sr.s..
NOTlCE-li EDWARD GAM, the owner Al II
occupant OF the 81. Georges Hotel, in the town
OF 81 Georges in School Districts No. * aud
5S l,2 IN Red Lion hundred, county Of New Caste
ana STATE OF Delaware in compliance via the rt :
qulrements OF the acts of the General Assembly
u sue such cases made and provided do hereby give
notlce that shall apply in writing 10 the Court
OF General Sessions of the State Of Delaware in
an ana ioT New Castle county, on Monday, the nth
day OF September, d. 1900 being the next
term OF said court, for a license ior said
mouse, as an inn or tavern. for the sale therein
OF Intoxicating liquors, in less quantities than
9ae GaTt to be drnnk on he premises
districts at least six OF whom are SUBSTANTIAL
freeholders of said school districts, reeo1nmend
the said application, viz: ei'''
Harry Z: Clark. F.S, Welsh.
Hehry r.: otfanb A. A, Weih,
1Iteors9 7. Clark, W. s. Aspii
n. II. Jmuessoh, S. cNhorter,
! 9olil t " Moore, BENZ Truax
A. " sutton r \ tam
Nat. Il. Wu!fa
his
James ,. x II. Paynter, Witness Harry G. Clark
EDWARD GAM
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Chesapeake Bay Excursion via Penn
sylvaaia Railroad.

On Sunday next, August 10, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will run a
special excursion by special train to Bal
tlmore, thence by special steamer down
the Chesapeake bay, allowing eight
hours on the water.
Special train will be run as follows
and round trip tickets sold at rates
The sun., 1900-08-18

To Baltimore and Return via Penn
syivania Railroad Sunday Next,
August 10.
Special train leaves Wilmington az
800 a. M, returning. leave Baltimort
at s 80 p m. Only 81 90 round trip.
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New
Bargains
in
Summer
Furnishings

separate madras cuffs, sizes
broken, but nearly all sizes
among them. Madras wash
ties, six for 25c. instead Of
1oc. each. Big line of pat
terms and best goods. Big
bargains III underwear,
much cheaper than you will
get it next season as we
have made prices to close
out, made lots Of regular
soc. goods at 25c., a gar
ment to close out small lots.
New patterns in summer
neck wear. Fancy one-half
hose, latest styles in collars
and cuffs. Madras white
shirts, light weight, cool
and dressy, all sizes, al
$500.
Open Saturday evenings
only.
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NOTICE., THEODORE SIKoRsKI, the ten
i alt ahd oc upant of the house sitnated at No
% west Front street, in the Third ward in The
CIV Oh Wilmington, county OF New Castle and
state of delaware in compliance with the re-
quiIem,ents q the acts of the General Assem- "
~ such case made and provided, do hereby eiye
notice that shall apply in writing to the ndges
81 ~ the court OF General Sessions of the State al
lleiaWafe IN and Tor New Castle conntv On Mon
gay, thy the lith day, of September, 1900, being
the next term OF said court for license for said
house a. an inn or tavern for the sale therein Of
intoxicating liquors in less quantities than one.
| iuart 70 he drunk on the piemises and the fol-
,oWg resnectabe citizens said ward, at least
said 80 "a WON are substantial freeholders Of
Tn "ntt; M Leconnehd the saio api iicali1n, viz:
n NJ ~ N monaghan, Como Barone
y. +. Leary sIipiIst Piarneai ani
TTdhtuei ThI y; frazer, Geo II Lewis
I'm Un . ,im.hhey, b. T, Janikowkki
nHehly Wltsei, his
J. d SprnanGe. marx
q NJ. eluei, Thos. O. HeWall
| =; ~ = All aldefsnn, Jas O'Hara,
A2ras an2niss I'uny, Jno. McCann,
instvig i1aSiS =. L,Vls. ,lIaVls. JOS 7, Moerner,
i,ra Wionasi Il 1n;,l, manner, Geo NJ d, Loper.
THEODORE sIKORSKI.
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Union Republican Call for
a State Convention, at
Dover, August 23.

A State Convention Of the Union Re-
publicans OF Delaware is hereby called
by authority of the State Central Com
mittee of said party to meet in the town
of Dover
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The special 50
cent madras
shirts almost
gone, we have
put with them
a lot OF cur
$I.oo W h i t e
prodigees and
plated madras
fronts W i t h
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sHEREFF's SALES.

LtHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE Or WRl 7
y uf Levari Facias, ta rne directed. will be ex-
posed to public sale, at the Court House. on
Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county and State of Delaware,
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10 baltimore and Return via Penn
sylvania Railroad,

On sunday next, August 10, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will RIM
special excursion to Baltimore. SneciaI
train will leave Chester at 837 q, M.
Wilmington, 8 a. NJ. Round trim r.ts -,
$l.2o from Caester, 81 90 from Whining.
ton, returning, special train will Ieaye
81 Ba NOR Union S.ation) $50 D. m.
II 'ke 8 @i. be good only on snac;al
tr IN Zach directi N. eo'a'
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Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are he hest.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27

builders. One road may be able
to haul the produce of the Clear
water basin but one system can
not be expected to accommodate the
various divisions oil this great held
and promote the development oil
respective interests. The reServa-
ton, Csmas Prairie, the timber
belt Of The Clearwater and mining
camps will receive benefits from
the extension OF one load 10 the
interior but so great a held re
quires divergent lines to meet even
the present p.essiug demands for
transportation facilities. The
Snake river region which has been
allotted to the o. X & y. Com
pany will suffer from the same
cause. Lewiston will perhaps not
suffer from the compromise as she
will be a terminal point Tor both
systems. The use of common
,rackage in fact gives Lewiston ad-
vantages of markets on the Sound
and on the Pacific Goa I whic We
could not have acquired by any
condition other than this com
promise in many years. The Pa
cihc coast markets promise to be
better than the Atlantic market:
in the future and this compromise
makes Lewiston the distributing
center which would not have beef
the case without the common us'
of tracks from this point to tn
coast cities. The terminal facilitie
afforded Lewiston by this are yer,
significant. Our most roseat
dreams have been fulfilled in thi
terminal recognition.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

In the Probate Couu of Nez PeFce county, Idaho
In the matter OF the estate II Archie N, Dyer !
minor.
Under authority OF an order of sale granted by thu
Probate Court of NeK perce county, Idaho, datel
September 2. 1899. will sell at private sale the fol-
lowing described real estate, 10 wit:
An undivided one-hst interest in the : { = Of the
Z Of Sec. a. and the = W u VI the ( W 4 OF
Sec. %, Tp - N. RtW. b. ~
Also, Undivided onefth intereS, in that tract o,
parcel u land situated in the city Of le@is0a IDAHO
and more particularly described as follows 10 VII,
Commencing on the south Siie III lewiston and lap
val toat DO feet OF the osI city line: henc e
sou'heTly al distance Of 1 feet from SAID CITY line
las feet. thence ezSsefiy leo feet thence norhAriy
iSs feei TO Lewiston and LapNa road; thence vest
ely ztong south side VI Sat rosA 100 feet 10 place
ct beginning. being bot , in Thompson Fiei1 OF any
pait thereof except that portion OF sa1 lot caavsye.
To Marcus X ana Annie Biacsinsfnn ~ deed 4sied
June , 1889. IN Book vi Deeis. Vol a. al page sgs
OF records ai NeE perCe MY State OF Idaho Sni
nat PAT dedicated and being Part u Monroe sIeei
1 he sale will be nate on after September 10
ls99. ana bids viii be received AZ the Once Of b r.
Morris In the city OF lewiston Idaho.
Terms Of sale cash, lawful money u the United
States.
WALTER s. OVER
MARY T.. Scott
Guardians Of the estate Of Archie n DIVER, a minor
Dated Sept. y. 1892.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27

The English government is turn
Ing to this country for cavalry
horses for her African campaigns.
The opening up OF the Philippines
is creating a demand tor small
western horses. A few years age
the range horses of the west seemed
to be almost valueless. TIL. sup
ply was very large and the growers
in some instances turned them
wild on the plains. There re-
manned a hope that the canneries
might call for their flesh and the
tanneries might want their hides
at some future date. This hope
was all that kept them from exter-
mination. Now the condition is
changed. The cayuse is IN fair
way to be as valuable as the Clydes.
dale or the Percheron promised to
be short time ago. The invasion
of armies and the extension of COM
merce into the tropics may make
the west rich in the near future by
affording a ready market for the
surplus cayuses that were under
the ban as nuisance like the rab
bits of Nevada. The cayuse now
promises to become the most val
liable stock on our western ranges,
They were offered by the thousand
one year ago to be sacrificed in
abattoirs for their hides and ,allow
Now they are noble steeds ready tc
be mans friend in subduing the
jungles or to carry heroes to vic
tory in the lands of the barbarian
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27

While it Is generally recognized
that the dog nuisance must be
abated, the public exhibition OF
cruelty that is manifest in this city
is a shock to sensitive people.
There is bond of sympathy be-
tween dog and man. When the
dog catcher drags a yelping victim
through the streets to the slaughter
a shudder will follow the echoes
that ring on the unwilling ear, and
when little child comes on the
scene screaming for mercy Tor its
pet as the little dog struggles and
gasps at the end OF the dog -catch
er's rope the scene Is decidedly pa.
thetic. This exhibition of off
cial cruelty is a bad example in
this age, when kindness is repre-.
sented to be the essence of refine
ment.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27
Turmoil in the Occur TAlsnes.

A mining man q no + well known /
in this city states that ihr Occur
d Aleue district IS just now in a
turmoil. The dynamiters have
been subdued by the authorities,
aided by public sentiment, but the
Steunenberg administration has
gone too far and is pressing what
was a restraining influence - ALSO
lutte oppression. The permit sys-
TEN was submitted to meekly, so
far as it exacted pledges OF re-
nouncement OF the old labor union
and the practice OF violence. The
rule to exclude The old agitators
and the criminal element from the
mines was supported by public
sentiment, but this was not the
limit OF the persecution. Hundreds
of men who were conservative in
sentiment, word and action at all
times in the past, and who proved
beyond doubt that they were not
connected with the outrages that
brought about the reign OF terror
in the past, have been prohibited
from engaging in any manner Of
work either in the mines or In
other industries in the district
There are hundreds of these mer
who are deprived OF any oppor
tunity to earn living.
Our friend cites as an instance
young man who was earning SI.5t
a day at outside work who HAD
been refused a permit. He furnish
ed proof OF his absence from thu
camp at the time OF blowing up O
the Bunker Hill mill. He promise,
to take all the oaths that nigh
be prescribed for the sake of worl
for pittance that would supper
his mother. He was ordered t
desist from work and his employe
was ordered to discharge him
The employer interceded for tn
boy but he was shut up instante
with the threat that his perm
would be taken from him If b
meddled with affairs Of the officials
The men who are the positio
of this boy, those who have hom,
ties which hold them in Ii
country are growing desperate
The we'll defined plan of the sta
administration is to drive certai
citizens out of the district and the
will not relax in the effort even {,
appeals from those who are SUITE
ing for food. This>condition hi
reached almost the limit of endu
ance. The trouble threatened
this time is from an entirely di
ferent class from the old dynamiter
1t Is from men who are mao
desperate from what they belle,
to be persecution. 1t is from
desperation that knows no fear ,
law. 1t will be charg BILE direct
to the tyranny Of the present a,
ministration.
The informant says the public
ton Of his name would endang'
all of his business interests In Il
district. He will remain ava
from the camp till the administr
tion relaxes its tyrany, or SOM
thing else happens to relieve II
present strain.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27

The railroad situation is attended
with some confusion in local cir
c'es still. The Clearwater district
has most certainly been allotted to
the Northern Pacific by the Il rms
Of the recent compromise. Mr..
+. H. Hartman seems to be the
controlling spirit in Union Pacific
and Northern Pacific affairs. While
this condition prevails there will
be no conflict of interests. These
roads will not even build into the
same fields while they are con.
trolled by the same influences,
They will even use common tracks
in the interest of economy. o.
course nobody expects competitive
rates from railroads, but the resi-
dents of the Clearwater basin did
hope at one time for better facili-
ties as result of the late war for
territory. However, as it has de-
veloped that the money for con-
struction of the two systems comes
from common source, two roads
will not be built where one will
reduce the traffic and the profits of
the other. The country will expe.
rience loss by the compromise,
which will prevent the immediate
extension of one or the other sys-
tenn to various points in the inte-
rior. While one road has exclusive
possession Of any region the needs
n various sections will surely be
to the convenience of the
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27
Now Write 1t 1900
AND WRITE IT
CHARLESTON ..

Charleston is the name of the
postoffice and of the town
date Concord). Nineland is
still the name OF the district
as a whole. Only the post
Office is changed. Vineland
is ever Niueland and is
changed only as it changes
from day TO day in its most
wonderful growth in popuia-
ton, in building, in its or
chards and gardens, and in
its phenomenal prosperity
undoubtedly the greatest and
most remarkable growth of
any rural community on the
Pacific coast in the same per-
iod. EIGHTY FIVE S5J
land sale contracts were
signed in the last three nj, nths
of the old year. The New
Year surely has a greater
and broader and more impor'
tant development for Vine
land and Charleston. Will yor
share in its prosperity? Pri
ces are constantly advancing
A free ride and a pleasant on
may reveal much 10 you
Call at our office and nam,
the hour for your inspection
.wiston Water and Power Company.
,ncord, Washington, and Lewiston
aho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27
NOTICE or ENTRY OF TOWNSHIP

To alt whom II may concern:
Pursuant to section 2202 u title XII Of the Revised
Statutes Of the State of Idaho notice is hereby given
that an entry was made BY the probate Judge Of Nes
Perez county. State of Idaho, September 20, 1899
in trust for the Inhabitants of the town of Lookout
OF SAID county and state of the northwest quartz,
tk) of the southeast u of section ,, township s.
north. range west, Boise NERD an Idaho containing
forty acres, in Nez Petee County, Idaho.
Any person claiming 20 be entitled TO any block
lot parcel of said land is required he his appli-
cation for the within sixty days from the date
Of this notice rights to such land will be foteve,
barred as against other claimant.
r. A. LANGFORD,
Probate Judge of Ner Peree County Idaho for the
Inhabitants Of the town of Lookout,
Dated January g. 1899
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27
Notice of Attachment.

In the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District, State Of Idaho, IN and
for the County of Nez PeTce.
The George Lawrence Company, cor
poratiou, plaintiff, vs.. K. J. Chambers,
defendant
Notice is hereby given that an attach
ment has been issued against the prop
ertv of the defendant above named.
Attest nv hand and the seal OF SAID
Court, hereto affixed this Soth day OF
December, A. d. 1893.
z. +. STOOKEY,
Clerk of the District Court.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27

pose the proposed lease system.
The Washington stockmen and
homes,eaders should inform Mr..
lone, if he does not already know
that a monopoly of the public
ranges would paralyze the busi-
ness interests OF eastern Washing
ton and all OF Idaho,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27
Notice for Publication.

ilOMAufEn.
Department of the Interior Land Oflce at Lewis
ton, IDAHO Jan. 9. 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make fi
rroof 10 support OF his claim. and that said prcoi
WI be made before Register and Receiver at Lewis
ton, Idaho. on Feb. t9, 1890 viz. William N. Rey-
roids. for Lots l5 and 10 Sec Il. Tp. IS ~, r. W
q. NJ
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
Land. via Enoch 5. Brown. Lee h. Gibson James
Gibson and Charles Scott. all OF Slckpoo
b. WEST Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27

The Commercial Club or some
kindred organization that car di.
rect attention to industrial develop
ment should point out the oppor-
tunity for the establishment of a
smelter center at some point in the
Lewiston district. There will be
as soon as transportation can be
provided large quantities of base
ores to be treated in this district.
These ores will find an outlet to
market both down Snake and Clear
water rivers. The smelter center
should be at a point where the
down-gradc transportation system
Of the district can meet on common
ground. There is no longer any
doubt about the coal supply of this
same district, so the last hindrance
to the smelling industry has been
removed. Some point for smelter
town should be selected and every
energy exerted to secure such an
enterprise this year.