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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-15
BREEDING FLOODED CATTLE.
Herds i'm whitman County Being
Substantially Increased.

Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures
COLFAX, April 1.-THE breeding of
blooded cattle promises to become a lead
ing industry of the Palouse country in
the near future. Since the live stock ex-
hibt at the Spokane exposition last fall
renewed interest In this industry is no.
ticeable throughout the Inland Empire,
and the number OF thoroughbred cattle
in Whitman county has more than dou-
bled in the past six months.
During the past week twenty-six head
of thoroughbred cattle has been unloaded
at ColfaX. of which five head of thor
oughbred short horns came from Indiana
last week. OF these. the owner was Of
fered $500 for COW and calf while lead
ing them through town.
Today q full car load of thoroughbred
arrived on the o. r. d n. from Baker
City, Or. The car contained twenty -one
head. of which six are Herefords and
fifteen short horns. The Herefords be-
long to J. II. Wicks, wealthy farmer
living ten miles south Of Colfax. OF the
short horns six heifers and bull belong
to Henry Larkins. one bull and one heifer
to J. l.. Strevey two bulls TO Champlin
Bros, and one bull to j. Stevig. There
is one 2-year-oid bull in the lot. All the
others are yearlngs. The cattle are a
choice lot and valuable addition to the
herds near Colfax.
YOU'LL be happy If you ride a Wolff
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from Shanghai. Sailed. Br str Monmouthshire, for
Yokohama.
PORT GAMBLE-sailed. April g. bk Fresno. for
Melbourne.
HONGKoNG-Arriyed prior to April H. Br str
Brecotshire. from Victoria; Br str Psthen, from
Tacoma
DuBLIN-Ar1iyed. April Il. Br sh Arctic
Stream. from Oregon
FLEETWOOD Arrived. April Z. Br sh Royal
Forth from Oregon
GALWAY-Arrived April TO- Br blk Furfarshre
from Oregon.
LIvERPoOL-Arriyed. April 70 Br sh Alice A.
Leigh from Tacoma
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Exchanges Balances
Seattle :. ...x2SI ,gs. 90 x59,42f 90
q % %
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The market today. Will. not lfeless, did not show
the strength and activity that expected on the
day before Easter from local d-nsnds. This was
probably because there little In stock except the
staple. ever. day products, Strawberries have not
arrived IN sufficient quantities to meet more than
a very limited demand and the same may be SAID
q other late spring products.
Prices remain UNMARRIED from yesterday as doss
the general state ~ the market The steamer from
San Frsneisco viii be In this evening OF tonight
and d.eiefs WIN open UP Monday morning with
fresh lot a supplies. including several shipments
Of strawberries.
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LIVE STOCK Markets.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April II le-Receipts. 100 nom
nally steady natives, good TO prime steers Sss6 70
poor to medium 81 ieaiS selected feeders. 81 ad
80; mixed stoekes. 81 i0a90, COWS, Ssds 20 heif
ers s. lost e5. Gamers. S2a2 %: bulls. s. 1odt 3
calves aSa7 70. Texas feeders. Sia5 IS Texas bulls
s. Na37s
Hogs Receipts today. l2,op estimated Monday
500 left 1850: generally Sdiec higher. top
s. 50 mixed and butchers. 81 os4iS good to choice
heavy s. nas 20 rough heasy IS .sa6 s. light 81 %
et5 Is bulk Of sales. S snd66
omaha.
OMAHA. Ami u-Cattle Receipts. 100 head /;
marAc, steady native beef steers. 81 nss IS COWS
and hcifeTs. 81 ,0qt n s. GsaS 70 stockers
and feeders. s. yse 10. calves, Sss b,dls and stAss
s. lSH8 ~
Hog. Receipts go head. market 7ssia, high
or. heavy. s. iasSS; MIXED SEtasa. light. s. taS
$50. bulk II sales SItaB a
sheep ReCcipiS. 100 market steady; fair 20 choiCc
NATIVES IS &as s.. fair 10 choice Westerns. s. ssa
SM, common aud stock sheep. Nos6S, lambs
ysaf IS
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KNIGHTS TEMPLARs ATTENTION
Seattle Commsnlery will meet AT Ma-
sonic temple At 10 O'Clock sunday morn
INK, April Is. 20 attend Easter services at
Presbyterian church so3oufuinE knights
invited 10 participate
By order Of the Em Commander.
II. W TYLER. Recorder.
MEMBERS ~ Seattle Lodge No. T. De
gree - Honor. please meet at Butter
Worth's 20 attend the funeral 90 G.. "
HahnE scn, AZ ? .. m Hy order ~ chief
% Honor Clara Inpka
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
heading I'm classified columns,
Ic q word each insertion, m'n-
tmum charge, 25c. Classified
advertisements running one
month without change Of copy.
$3.50 per line (seven words
count to line). On three
months order, R1.35 per line
per month, on six months Or
der, <1.2O per line per months
on yearly order, 81 per line
per month.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCIsCO-Arrived. April "a, str Jeanie
Comox; str Arca,a. Coos bay. Sailed, sh Ba-
hemia. Bristol bay; blk Alaska, whaling; sh Taco
ma. Bristol bay; str Robert Dollar. seattle; str
William n. Kruger Tilamook
PORT ANGELES Sailed April -, str Mineols.
for Nanamo
AsroRIA-Auived. April 10. Br sh John Cooke
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70 70 70
Condition of the Treasury.
THE WEATHER.
FOkECASr FOR SUNDAY

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland Or, April H. 1900
Fair; warmer during afternoon.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGKi.
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Sterling Exchange.

SAN FRANCISCO, April H-Sterling on Lon
don: sixty days, ssh; sterling London, sight
$3.50.
Financial.
Silver bars 5sic; Mexican dollars 4si@4ec drafts
sight, rsc; telegraph. Zoe
% co 60
Condition of the Treasury,
WASHINGTON. April H-Todays statement Of
the treasury balances in the general fund exclu-
sive Of the $50 900 900 gold reserve, shows
valuable cash balance .............. $50 1854 09e
Hoid reserve 30 0f7, I'll
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BIRTHS.

BAILEY-In Seattle. Friday. April Is. 1890. TO Mr..
and Mrs A. L, Bailey. a son.
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lash Quotations.
Flour-S Slow winter patents. s. sotd3 70; .trsights
81 s5as as clears 81 1ad9 ID spring specials s. 20
patents. S,ionoS; straishts, 81 900 bakers. Saa
as
Wheat Spring No s. s4aeiic; red. No 2. se,c.
Corn-No. 2, 5sc
Oats-No z AAd2sic; white, No Bs8lc;
white No B. aiaTic.
Rye-No T. Sc
Barisy-No q tluasc
F1axseed-No l. NT9
Timothy seed-Prime $40
Mos pUk-Per barrel. tl2 Ndl2S
LardPer 100 pounds, losG ~
Sides short ribs loose. 81 loci 10
shoulder Dry salted. boxed std6Sc
Sides Short clear. boxed. 81 3l(dT No.
Whisky-Dis,ilers' finished goods Der gallon,
N3t
sussrs-Cut loaf. &C; granuiated ste
Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the butter market
WAS Arm. Creamery, l+alsc, dairy, l5a16c.
Cheese Firm; i2GlS.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. lie
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HOW THE new CURE OPERATES.

THERE Is HCT ONE OFFICE
Upon THIS COAST EQUIPPED FOR
THIS WORK. our offices are better
equipped with eletfro-theYapeutic ap-
0liunces than any other office on the
Coast
We are no only doctors on this
Coast who cure Gdltre talg neck. L0-
~omot0I- AtaN'a and Cirrhosis % the
Liver We cure Hupturo without any
operation our treatment for CA
TARRH ID uuequaled
The same is true % Eczema and an
skin Diseases Fits and Diseases q Tho
Nerves, syphilis and al blood Dis
eases. Dyspepsia, etc. Cali or write.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Wash, April II, 1900.
at the Seattle. Tacoma, Spokane and
'rtlsnd clearing houses today were:
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The following letters await advertisers
at this office
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whsst- Exra.f ~ ] alub Aie Nt a NHr,trrr
B.. ntiins s. B ,Ht 81. elscHea @ft
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YOU'LL be happy If you ride a wolr
American bicycle.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


THE members ~ Columbia IsodKc No 3
are requested 10 gather af The Lodge room
at the ColEnAn building AZ ! s.. IN saarp.
Sunday. April g. 1910. 10 attend the fl-
neral Of the son a. Past Wastes Wu.E-
man q. A. Hahn. which viii be held AT
Bu:tcrworth A. Sons hapei 81 m
A. l. HiLTBRt MIR
Master Workman.
DANCING classes for new beginners.
private lessons daily al wilson's Dane
inE Aeadsmy. teaching al the very lat
est ballroom and theatr.ea4 dances Terms
lowest IN city. Once and academy.
Ranke hall. Pike street ana Fifth ave-
nue Telsaaone. Green 100
MEMBERS - Degrees ~ Honor. 4. y. u.
W. and Select kuiESfs. Wii please mo-
ttce that THE funeral % the son -
Brother a.. " Hahn vii occur a. But
terWurth al ? o'clock 3. n. today. and
attend. By commltiee.
AN open meeting 81 the Machinists' Union
viii he' held nt A. -. y. " bali. Pioneer
building 8 p. m. April i6 All ma
Chinists In the city are earnestly request
81 70 attend. Commute
JUVENILE fancy dress bail. Ranke hall.
gwen by Prot Wilson's pupils SSaiur
fay afternoon. April z music ~
Wagner. Admission, caiidren or adult
10 CGntg-
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rho second MIRACLE. ny taking the
lungs ~ Young healthy sheep. cutting
them ir-u thia slices. extractins the
sa'tf matters irving them under anti
septic conditions whipping them into
ID rue powder. 10 a machine devised
FOR that purpose boiling the powder
through fine boiling six we SET as
-rsifuuW LIVING LUNG CELLS,
CAPABLE OF EPROpICTlAN.
These. " Pen taken in-o ne stomach.
pass fNr.4eg the .rulatiuu end in
stsu themselves ia the lungs Here
tlaN FrnH and produce new
HEALTHY LUNG TISSUE.
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TACOMA. AlsA lt-Wbsat AUtst sIls ari
4s7.asiosst nolninslil pnthauENi hussfsm =
tlt 3t
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have taken two treatments and am
yc-y greatly improved"
Mr.. J. c.. Wchn, foreman Union Iron
Works. says My wife has had lung
trouble for years. she took your
irtatmeut-for the FIRST timc-in the
evening That night. for the aret time
IN ton Years she slept peacefully.
The cough had left her She sleeps
yell. eats well and feels well"
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JAPANESE wants position IN small nm
iiy In city or country. good COOK ws&as
80 or 81. Address r u. care Foss'ih'
teIligencpr.
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PORTLAND WHEAT mARkEr.

roRrLANp Apsu -Whrat-walA Nsila as
~ ralltY. So. bEsitgin. 30
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p-spguTFSgEr steward for q sfs.<sa 80
room servinE a nsrr hsnts' ssBen ~ .s~s
9,ion 10 short OTdsrs. rn@st 1880 "a
buFiuE ADD have the apilliy q 80
HfftetfY nTsi-claeH trade. Aassssv.x iax
opel. care poat nice poA -. -
r.fsrerrfr nnd salary fEpectec
PHILADELPHIA mnnufaeiafef go J.
travelling aie. man 20 sou as As IA -
reiau trade. good commi Es9sss "a.
Pbf.s W0oiisn CO. Bax isti. PhA11.--..---
"a 9.-rpT, t,, wholesaler enssssss...s
..f.4nsen "a learn 10 sell eiesA~s, !. -
deea-tmenf goo4s % uaerea&tlls. -
saiary. no cEperience nfeeAssrr'fs
educate Esox 70. CAs1aso. a.
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Mrs J. Sadoskc. Ballard. Wash.
SAYS. Il have been sgfcring from
lung trouble Consumption long
time Your Hrst treatment stopped
my cough My appetite has increased
4ui 1 am feeling good
ChE- Walker l09 Sixth avenue
eoufh. Seattle says. II ieft the store
"a year ago ou account Of lung trouble
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WANTED--Men who are troubled VIZ
corns. bunlons or sore feet 70 60 -
Raymond & Hoyt's. sis SECOND syense
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Batter. Cheese. E.ss and Poultry.

Butter Ranch. Dc up; fancy dairy. in squares.
MOTIF Washington crcameries. lib and IN prints
2Na2ac Eastern creamery 2ad1c
Cheese Native Washington. ssloc: Eastern. li9
i1e half skim cheese, lleal3c.
Egg strictly fresh ranch lsdisc; Eastern laaItc
Conb honey-Californa comb. l2Aal3c; strained,
iiesc
Poultry-Lir. chickens. l20tlyc: live turkeys lSc;
dressed turkeys. itsl6c. ducks, $iss per dozen
geese. loo.
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EMPLOYMENT wAsrrp-xALa

LADY and gentleman, both expert mss'
seurs. desire situation In baths OF lns'ls
tutions, Answer TO Eugene. A q. fosts
tutellfgpncer
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-05
DEATHS At MouLT IN,

Robert Hermine Wiseman, the
infant daughter Of Mr.; and Mrs.
Robert Wisenan, died last We'd
nesday ut their home uear'Moulton
and was buried Thursday morning
in the Sinner cemetery.
The burial party from Nlbnlion
was met at the cemetery by friends
from SINNER. This burial service
was performed BY Rev. f, j Perrin.
Tie sarrowing parents have the
sympathy Of all.in their oereave-
nent~
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-05
Democratic County Ticket,

The following are the nominees
o, the democratic party of Lavacin
county, as decided by TIRE primary
election held on June 9th:
For County Judge.
VIM. BLANESLEE,
Tor County Clerk
JOHN BUCHANAN.
For District Clerk;
L. ~ LONG,
For County Attorney:
Z, H.. GREEN.
For Tax Collector;
S. L. BENNETT,
Cor Tax Assessor;
T J.. rESEK,
FOR Sheriff;
b, G. BENNETT,
'or Treasurer:
A. b. DETALL,
For Commissioner OF Precincts 80 n
EUGENE e. PETERSON,
. or Justice of the Peace Precinct 3.
CHAS. STRAUSS
FOR Public Weigher Precinct 81
ALBERT MOELLER,
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l ovv RI O
Gain lesE1

Persons have been known to
gain a R0sssfss a DAY by taking
an ounce Of SCOTS EMUL-
SION. 1t is strange. but II often
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems 10 start the
digestive machinery going prop
erly, SO that the patient is able
to digest and absorb his ordinary.
food, which he could not do be-
fore, and,that is the way the gain
is made.
"A certain amount OF flesh is
necessary for health; il you have
not Sot it you can get il BY
taking
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-05

returned from tour of Mexico.
MIR. and Mrs. j. e. Lamkin are
visiting in Luliug the home of Mr.,
Lamiin's mother.
Hon. P. II. Green, democratic
nominee for the office of county at
torney, came mp from his home in
Goakum on Saturday. 1t is said
that he will make number OF
speeches for the ticket and it is t.
he hoped that he will do so; VIII,
shouldn't he?
lhe republicans held two riva.
county conventions here Saturday,
but what they did has not been
ascertilined by this writer. No ON,
except negroes participated directly
in the convention WORK. Postmaster
w. J. Miller, however, seemed t.
be considerably interested. He n,
u matter Of course is a Hnwlry fol
lower. Nathaniel Austin repre-
sented the Sinner precinct and wa,
the biggest man in either conven
ton, both Of which he attended
On account of incessant rains
cotton picking is at 4 standstill. Th
cop will be very short.
"Jakey" is now the Sinner repre-.
sentative at the poor farm, having
been brought over by Constable
Muecke lost Friday.
G. f. Lehman. of the Herald,
has returned from Wrightsboro,
Gonzales county, where he repre-.
scented lavoea county in the fiotor-
ial convention; Il. w. Mcknight
of El Campo was nominated by ac-
clamation and will he elected to
succeed Hon w. +. Adams of Yoa-
KUN. The district is composed OF
Wharton, Colorado. Gonzales and
Iavaca counties and G. f. Leh-
mann is the new chairman and will
be equal to emergency. Moreanon,
Y
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Tribute of Respect.
Sinner, Tex, Aug. 90, 1900.

Sinner, Tex, Aug. 90, 1900.
We the undersigned appointed to
draft resolutions uopon the death OF
Brother &. G. hechenburg beg to
report, that whereas the Great Chief
having sounded the alarm that
called from our ranks Brother G.. Z.
Eschenburg, therefore be it re-
solved;
That in the death of G. G. Esch-
enburs the Sinner Fire Company
has lost one Of its most efficient
members, who worked with zeal,
diligence and enthusiasm, for the
good of the Company, responded
promptly and. willingly to every
call, and whose fdelity and energy
won the love, respect and udniira-
ton of the entire Company.
Resolved further that in thede-
plurahle death of our friend Il. G..
lIschenbWg. the town of Sinner has
lost one OF its best citizens, his
family IL devoted father and hus-
band, and that the Fire Company
Of Sinner extend to the perceived
family its sympathy, and that II
COPY Of this resolution be furnished
! +ln,,, ,,l.n. :, ao,,,, rs tho CI,;.,.,,
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JNosLe SrgNRrike.

The soothing and heaiiNE pros
perties of this remedy, it's, pleasant
taste and prompt andi permanent
cures have nf.cle' it's great iaynrite'
with people everywhere' II lsses-r
pecially prized'by mAth"rs of-ln,rlil
children for colds crmrpand whoppl~r
ing cough. asst always affords .gliicl,:
relief. andias- it e>nthins'lfo opiunt
or other harmful Drug il, may boz
given rs confdently'to a baby as 10.
an ADULT. For sale BY EdwesGi
sehsl.re.
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Convent School.

The-convent school will begin its I
session on the 10Th ofScptember
The English, : German and Bohem-
ian languages will be taught: nl4s'
the following musical instruments
Piano, organ, guitar, violin and
mandolin. Thanking, orr patrons
and soliciting -the'paMonage for the'
colningayet,r
Morn EN SUPERIOR.
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Hailetsville Items.
HaIIetgylIIe. Yex.. sen. .. 1o0o

Editor Gazette:
My first COMMUNICATION having
escaped the waste basket, l will
try again. hoping tqr same result.
The party who some weeks since
contracted to put ia new electric
light system for Hslletsvile, failed
To come to time and the city council
has now let the Contract to the
Dallas lGlectric Co FOR II new plant
to cost $1,000 for 1900 incadesccnt
lights and to he III operation by
Nov. LIST. The plant now in use is
no longer equal d the demand,
hence the change.
Prof G. A. Peterson and family.
who spent the summer at their old
home in Ohio, relntned on Satur-
day and the public schools here
will now open in illout two weeks.
Halletsville is iiinced Of schoo,
building and were Someone to make
us such magnificent proposition
AZ has been made bur ueighboring
town Of Moulton, a bargain would
he made in short short order,
The commissioners court has in
its wisdom. seensiit TO order an
election for a county supcrinteni-
ent Of public instruction. at the en-
suing November Election and APP
pointed Prof. f. r, (iucnther of
Moulton, to'til tlseplace. He has
accepted AND to-day assumed the
duties Of the office. He will be Il
candidate before the people and
will doubtless be elected without
opposition, ior he.iF peculiarly we'll
fitted for this office. This writer
is of the opinion that the commits
sioners acted wisely aud we'll, for in
II county as Iopulous as I.avaca
now is. it i simply Impossible for IL
county judge, be he who he may,
to attend to his many duties M
county Judge aud and also look
after the public Schools
IN 1t IL reported That Hon. John
Klpppenbrrg, Democratic nomince
for representative rom this county,
ia aSf1$s9 I'D y es ss7i Wv S w
miitccwill meet Oh Wednesday to
select his successor. Ii this report
is correct, tl,en it is quite probable
that Hon. ]. @. lAnnkin will be
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NOTICE TO scHoouPATRoNs.

The school of Sinner will begin,
ON the l0sh ofSeptelebcr, with ono
crtwo months private school All
pa,rpnsare earnestlR, requested to-
send their ohitdrennat' thea begin.
oing-of the term.
Very Respectfully,
JNos Le STgERIiKe.
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Announcements.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
JAMES BAELARD,.

Subject to the action ofrhe voters Mt,
the November election.
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$. a. ga. 2. Excurslon Rates.

To moWnta;n points north oriSan-
Antonio, in effect Jipne lstito Sept;
3Otl-. 10 Kerrville. s. 10. Confortg
81 so. Boernc. S6.E0, Canahl. S7G0.
Tickets limited to thirty days ftUm
date ofsale.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-05

You will find it Just aS ussfulln summer
asin Writer, and ifycu are thriving upon
ii don't stop because the weather is warm,
soc, and Sr.os al druggists
SCOTT u DoWNEt chsaisi., -Ne~Yefk.-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-04-20
The Growing Surplus.

Secretary Cages reply to the
House resolution gives the esti-
mated surplus for the current fiscal
year at S7O,OOO,OOO, and for the
year ending June 30, 1901, at $82,-
900.
If Congress shall adjourn without
repeating any of the emergency war
taxes it will therefore leave the
Treasury liable to receive S152,
100000 of superhuous revenue be-
fore any relief can come TO the tax
payers or TO the possibly congested
money market. The short session
next December could not mature
and pass bill in time tohave much
practical effect before June 80
following.
In England such a prOlOngation
of unnecessary taxes would lead to
an overthrow of the government re-
sponsible for it, Why should our
more perfect democracy be less OBJ
servant of the rights and less re-
sponsive to the will of the people?
Secretary Gage Informs Congress
that the internal revenue collected
last ear under the war levy of 1898
upon articles not heretofore taxed
was S45, 5,724,540 If nothing better
can be done, these special war taxes
at least could be mustered out. ="
New York World.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-04-20
Less Than Fifty Years Ago.

Mr.. r. w. Pollitt left with us a
few days ago copy of the Mays
vile Eagle, dated March 2, 1852. A
perusal of its columns reveals some
real curiosities. 1t was given out
as wonderful piece of news that
a passenger train was run every
day between Indianapolis and
Terre Haute, and that the coach
was crowded until many could not
get seats, and predicted that some
day the road would be able to put
stone coal into indianapolis at a
cheap rate, and that it would
likely take the place of wood for
fuel. And that was less than fifty
years ago.