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sugar industry showed that that yo
gentleman had made a careful stud
the conditions and knew what to
The Mining exchange will be c
from $50 to Z o'clock this even
enable a f1ashlight Of the interioi
taken.
Among the delegates To the col
ton from Sweetwater cod
Dodge, a pioneer hunter AM
that section. He has foul
bear, hunger and cold. an
stories of adventure of the
of the convention.
Attorney General J. A.
Robert Morris and e. w.
over from Cheyenne on
train to attend the conver
were accompanied by c.
of Denver. connected witt
Pacific railway company's u
ment.
These additional delegates
rived from Cheyenne to ate q
convention: J. o. ChurchilY A. I
Kelly, Colin Hunter, Fred JGeddeI
George Maggie, N. R. Davis, General I
D. David, Mr.. and Mrs. George v
Hoyt, C. B. Richardson and ]. F. Jel
kins. This makes about seventy fror
that city at the convention.
Among the delegates to the CONVEX
ton and the pleasant visiters to thi
office this morning was DR.. C. T. Gan
BILE Of D~iamondville, company surgeo,
for the Diamondville Coal and Cox
company, who Is enthusiastic over tn
future of the state as a home for tn
homeseeker and a safe place for the ir
vestment of the idle money Of the east
The doctor Is in the oil belt at Dis
mondville, and speaks entertainingf
of the outlook there. He says one o
the wells at Fossil Is flowing abou
twenty or twenty-four barrels a day
and when this can be saved and maj
keted, on account Of its high quality a
a lubricant, and the large amount o
gasoline and kindred products that car
be obtained from it, it will bring fouI
to five dollars a barrel in the market
There are three wells that are flowing
wells, and another, down only about Gu
twenty-five feet, has four feet Of oil II
the bottom. The wells so far dug art
in the first stratum, the richer bodice
he believes lying deeper.
, 1901-12-12
Convention Notes and Personals.

The new orchestra furnished delight
full music at the evening session and
won hearty applause.
l.. C. Stockton, special representa-,
tive of the Denver Post. is attending
the convention for that paper.
The paper by Mr.. Maggie on the beet
, 1901-12-12

Governor Richards called the con-
vention to order at $50.
A. d. Kelly offered a resolution
which favored the allotment of Indian
, 1901-12-12
ARRESTED HERE FOR
THEFT At OGDEN.

Sheriff Cook and Under Sheriff
Yund late yesterday afternoon arrest
ed DR.. L. A. Combs, a veterinary SUR
geon. on a telegram from the sheriff ut
Ogden, who charges him with the theft
Of about 500 worth of veterinary tools
from a livery stable in that city. Combs
had just arrived from the west with q
shipment Of horses, and the tools were
found in his possession. He was lock
| ed up awaiting the arrival Of the ON
GERS from Ogden with a reputation
from Governor Wells.
, 1901-12-12
CALLED TO ORDER BY GOVERN.
OR RICHARDS THIS
MORNING.

Resolutions Favoring Allotment Of In
dian Lands to Indians and Re-
mainder of Reservations to be
Thrown Open and That Labor Or
ganizations be Allowed Delegates
in Industrial Convention Present
and misunderstanding in De-
tail.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08
BABY,s BUSINESS

A healthy baby is comfort
able; and that is enough for a
baby. His business in life is
to grow.
Aside from acute diseases,
his food is the cause of most
of his troubles. But Scots
emulsion Of cod-liver oil deliv-
ers him from it.
He isn't sick; only a little
hitch, soms@here, in his ma
chine for turning food into
growth.
1t is a great thing to do, for
a baby, to help him over a hitch
With mere food-the emulsion
8 food that has the tact to get
there.
The tact to get there is med.
icine.
wc1lsend you little to Try, fyou like
SCOTT < BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl suss,. New York.
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SHORT EDITORIALS

FOR BUSY PkOFLE
@. II. Markham Of the s. p. Co., sends
us a copy Of Abroad" journal
Published for information Of i'm
migrants by Rud. Falck, general Euro
pean agent who has Offices In London
An,werpt, Rotterdam, Hamburg and
Liverpool. Il contains three pages
about Oregon and as many about CALI
lornIa Mr.. Falck's Office Is at 40,
Ieathenhall 81, Il. O. London, and We
are interested 10 learn that this monthly
IL given the widest possible circulation
where Il can be expected 10 do the most
good. Il "a not known that any large
number Of people come direct from Eu.
rope 10 Oregon, though there are some
direct immigrants no doubt. We would
liEe 70 hear from Mr.. Falek whether he
sends any people directly TO Oregon
and we hereby invite him TO send hiE
JounsAL communication on the ques'
ton. Some Of the immigration 10 Ore
gon and Washington has come from
the eastern and middle states but most
OF Il from states this side the Mississippi
river. Because Oregon has done 90 much
10 advertise the state at New Orleans
81 Louis, Omaha, Chicago and Buffalo,
and kept paid secretary Of a stAteb@rd
Of immigration all oi last year and is
receiving 90 little immigration II mas
made great many people suspicious OF
these world's fair appropriations. One
corporation can do more more TO
advertise the state than all the lllti'
cans and political gratis that can be
invented. Il IL Of interest TO know that
Mr.. .Markham'a department is getting
out a second edition Of the Oregon folder
map, and has also commenced work on
a pamphlet deslgned 10 promote the
dairy interests Of Oregon. All this y
good work and II isa pity Oregon has
not had man like Markham at the
head Of her transportation interests
since years. II We had the hundreds Of
thousands Of money that has been APP
proprlated 10 advertise the state No might
have kopt our state up with Washing
ton instead OF failing ono Congressman
behind, and having 10 take the leaying'
Of immigration aa we are now dolng
aud nobody can deny Il. People better
IAoe the truth and do what ia ncceesal :
90 change those uHiavorAble and unjust
conditions Let All take bold la the
right spirit and these conditions o.
embargo can bo changed has not till ~
heht for a change.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08
JOURNAL x.RAY.

A light frost Monday morning.
q q q
Salem stores had some beautiful East
er displays
Plagiarism is no longer "Minchined'
in the state press.
Aguinaldo's manifesto will probal ly
start off in French: "Je quite"
A. II. Forestner, the Salem mschinest,
il removing his shop to Portland.
The woman who millionaire weds is
always handsome and Of striking ap.
pearsnce.
The jefferson Review mangles a Rev.
Nangle Of that town for being little to
free with his jangle.
The Minnesota law forbidding IDIOTS to
marry comes too late 10 protect q great
many already united.
.
Hon. J. II. Settlemire and family OF
woodburn expect to leave for the east
for an extended visit.
ee
The President will go through Eugene
at a. m. and the people Of that town
will be mp to see him.
Fire at Foster, Linn county, destroyed
the p'stofiice and d. Ericson's store.
Loss 5000 Insured $500.
An Easter dinner, with beautiful
name cards appropriate TO the occasion
was served at hotel willamette.
ea
The Attorney General decides the Sea
Lion Scalp bounty law illegal on account
Of another act that conflicts with IL.
ea
April 20 Baker City votes on pubic
ownership Of light aud water works and
issuring $lOO,CO bonds to pay for same
Fish Com'r Reed has collected pay loi
Jan. and Feb. and will sue for his salary
-to retain the Office he VAS legislated out
Of,
The popular loan is safer than any
bank II can't be'burglarized or dyna.
mited, aud the cashier can't run away
with IL.
4
The Eugene school board has adopted
the plans of Architect Burggral for their
new school building. They will get an
honest job
The popular loan plan Of floating a
public debt is the most just and demo.
cratic reform In the interest Of the people
inaugurated in many day,
q q e
such appointments as Knox, the great
steel trust attorney, TO a place in Nc.
kinley's cabinet will drive the people
IA the direction OF socialism pretty fast.
| Some people don't believe that Brown.
oil is slated for Tongues seat, hut We
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08

There IL another meeting tonight on
the question Of rGising enough revenue
10 Keep tho city from running behlnd In
lts revenues. without fault Of the city
government, there 10 a deficit Of abon,
5000. How shall II be Faisedg Il can
be done In part by restoring tho val0a-
tions that the city lost by reduction OF
assessment. 4. Is certain that Il all Tho
property we're gwen Ia according 10 Law
theFe woald be- revenue and "a
spare. hut tho Law permits every
property owner 10 make sny bar
gain With the Assessor that his oonscienos
viii permit And henee no Just valuation
can bo had. TnE JovHNAi's list Of
basiness hopses is not complete aud In
some respects deiectiye. For instance,
the Woolen M'ils are given In a. tls1o
Cor slock. The manager informs ne thsy
pay on ts6.5Oo stock q Foods and
materiAl, notes aud socoaals and
machlneU and personal property The
Yokohoma Tea store paying on 5000
was also omitted. These ars only minor
details however sud the two bodies Of
f,ilI.ans Who ara NJ work on the problem
wlll dad some solniion, Tilmon Ford
closed hls remarks saturday night
Win the Suggestion that = collection
be taken and inora noney would b sub
,ofllod ihan II sn occupation saE were
Ioylnd. All joking aside, Tho iisi q law
lefo Apd their psSsonnl pFopsysy slows
hal ono Grm owns shout lhe osly lac
|brary ln lown. gbis . not true, -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08

The late General George b. McClel'
ian. U. S. A., is credited with having
made the statement many years ago
that the sinking Of clans into the sand
along the ocean shore by closing their
shells and ejectlng the water from
them in a thin stream first suggested
20 him the use Of the water jet as an
aid in sinking piles In sand. At any
rate as long ago as 1852 n water Jet
was 80 used by General McClellan's ad-
vice In putting down piles for a wharf
md warehouse. Water was forced
through an ordinary rubber hose, with
piece Of gas pipe on the end for q
nozzle. This was placed close TO the
point Of the pile on the bottom, the JET
OF water securing the sand away from
the pile and making a hole, In which
the pile sank rapidly.-Cassier's Maya
zine.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08
PULLMAN
ORDINARY
SLEEPERS

The tourist travel between the East
and the Pacific Coast has reached enor.
nous proportions In the last few wears
and calls Tor Especial class OF eduip
ment To meet this demand the Pull
man Company has issued from lis shop.
What Il technically calls the Pullman
Ordinary Sleeper" These cars appear
similar 20 the regular sleeper: beiul
bnllton the same plan, but net furnished
with thessme elegance. They are euuip,
ped with mattresses, blankets, sheets
pillows. puiON-Casvs, towels, combs.
brushes, etc, requiring nothing Of the
KIND TO os furnished by the passenger.
Eact car has stove Tor making tea aud
coilee aud doing light housekeeping. %
and each section can be fitted with an
adjustable table, An uniformed porter
accompanies each car, his business b..
ing 10 make mp berlhs, keep the ear
clean, and look after the wants and
comforts OF The passengers. La each yi
lhe trains which are dispatched daily
lfom Portland by the d. K & \. Go i.
10 oe found one of these Pullman O-.
binary Sleepers' The car attached tl
the Chicago Portland Specials" gos.
through 10 Chicago With change, and the
one M the Atlantic Express" runs td
Kansas City without change. Passen.
gers IN this ear for Chicago change ,o a
similar car at Granger.
Much OF the first class travel is being
carried m these cars, the rates baing
l3INer and the service nearly equal t9
mat IN the palace sleepers.
for rates and iull infor rmation. includ
ing folders, write 10 'N'''N
, A. l.. CRAIG.
"'neral Passenger Agent.O. RAN Co
Portland, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08

know IL is fact. -Woodburn Independ'
ent.
Well, isn't he by all odds the greatest
man in the party; he is a big, brainy
genius; he makes senators; he creates
hundreds of pages Of new laws, etc.
etc., etc.
Mr.. II. w. Corbett, Portland, gives
800 10 Salem Y. NJ. G. A. fund and
when the fund reaches 5000 will give
another 500. The fund now stands at
SSO27.
The Importance OF towns is indicated
bv the Presidents itinerary in Oregon
Eugene, asleep Albany, five minutes
Salem, three hours Portland, a day.
A sound system that benefits and
educates all the people in the right di.
roction lie the greatest product Of civiIi-
zation.
April 20 Baker City will determine
whether the corpora'i ion will own and
operate its own electric light end water
plantf.
eAA
Ashland people ere wde-sWake with
large committees appointed and at work
Tor the reception Of President Mckin-
ley.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08

Renemhcr that name when you
N ant delicious appetinlug, noUrlsh
ing f0od drink "a take the place OF
cofice. Sold ~ an groecrs aud llkei
hy All Who have uscd "a Gmln,O Is
made of pure gfain, Il aids digestion
and strengthens Che nerfes. "a 4 not
4 siimulant bat a health builder aud
che childrn "a well az TIE adults can
drink Il With great benefit Costs
about a az much ~ c0fee. iac. aud
.Ar per package AK your grover
Tor 0rainO
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08
The nesi Rsmsay Coz Rhsumstism.

urtCk hkilEt fNhM PAIN
AN who use Chamherlalu's Pain lialm
ior rheumatism are delighted Nith the
.Qnlck roliol inom pain which u aitorin.
When speaking ol this Mt ID \ sinks,
u Troy, Ohio, saysi "Somc time ago |
had severe attack ot rhuumatism la
my arm aud shoulder trioi numerous
remedies bat got no rcllvl until l Was
recommended by Mesere ieo. b Par.
cons a Co, drnggls,s at this place, to
try Chamberlain pa'u Ralm They
recommended Il eo highly that ! llOughl
a bottle. 1 WAS s0on relieved II al pain
have slncc recommended this hnlmeni
to many IL my friends, Nh0 agree With
ulo that u h the best romcdy Tor mus
cular rheumatism la the market' toi
sale BY h. q. haas Druggist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08
Marshals sale.

Notice Is hereby given that under
the provisions Of ordinance No, 200, /
will on
WEDNESDAY APRIL. 10,
AZ | O'Clock p. m, 40 the pound in the
city os Salem, sell 40 public auction.
the following described impounded
animal tO-Wit:
One black muley row. with spo' in
iorhead, white belley. right ear split.
supposed 10 be or years old.
hind foot.
Unless the above described animal
Is claimed before said date, sale viii
be made without reserve.
ID. W, GIBSON,
city Marshal
pril 9, 1901
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08
coaaiy tKhlslts Al ths st,t, 81,

The liberal premiums offered foT conn, ,
eN'loiis al the Oregon State Fair ~,
wear "lll aftord every county in 49,
Stale an OPPORTUNITY to exhibit her re -,
.. s'u,,rs, There ls no question about tbs
great number Of homeseekers cCn,iu1 ~,
lo The state this year. and tLs S,sto ~,
VII ah'rt them an excellent onD"rtn,';. 49, a'' Y.
40 lulse Tor themselves Of our Tssonrca..
f't lh's reason alone every connie 49,,
..',.'e"hl ',SN'e any pFetenIlOns 10 general ssri,
culture should make a goSd sSoglsn... ~ j.
! me ne. premiums offered on county eS
a. M i,,,a,s, !, s,'''H, divided into i've paTts
~ ,ollows' FIRST premium, Sgno. -
ond premium, $3.50; tbiri n,s1,,',., ,ou syt, &c,
JooS'h bremlum, $50. ffb nr.,,,.'. u,' -
'vy The Southern Pacific Co,,a'',.,.',.,, ''.,',,
,.'o's al. exhibits 20 and from, 49, 'eNl 40,
NE, . .. yaarge aud very iber,I -, a.. .@!. y
,,. ,..'s 1H a.. other lines In tbe ssa,S,s 49, -
"' as 81
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08
THE TITLE REILLY TOOK.
40 Made uim.~If a. Ius a Man a. the
nrHt of Then.

ito Made ulmselt a. Tvs a Man a. the
best OF Them.
"Mhcn you mention tho name 81
John Reilly, you touch reminiscent
chord In the hearts OF hundreds of the
older residents OF BALTIMORE remark
ed we'll known gentleman
ION one occasion Reilly had 10 four
ney 60 Philadelphia 90 business IL
vas IA the time ~ the old stagecoaches.
aud he made his way lcisurcly along
Upon arriving thcrc he registered at
one of the lcadng hotels That leads up
to my story. Al that tlme it was custom.
ary Tor men 90 add "a their signatures
such titles or evidences 90 dignity as
they possessed Whom Reilly looked
over the hotel register ne saw some
thing like this; John Jones, III. H.;
William Smith. A A., A A.; samuel
Johnson, II. ~ SelAlng pcn, he IN
scribed che following John Rcllly, A.
a. 81 Then he went about his husi-
ness aud spent a pleasant aud proata
blr afternoon.
'Returning 90 the hotel at night. be
Was met by a committee % leading aud
,eamed cillrens, They greeted him
with grvat tdcfercnce aud expressed their
gmtiloation that such a distinguished
uiau should he la their midst, he was
urgently requested to deliver a lecture
before some sclentlnc hody during hts
stay, You see, they ludged nom the
mysiie lVgtvrs 0n ,he hotel rcglster that
be was a FELLOW 90 the Royal society,
"Rellly Was man of imposing per
sonai appcarance, lie made hlmselt
very agreeahle 20 the committee. but
c0uld not uame a date fOg the lecture
When they lrft him, a friend asked the
rVN son ~ the demonstration.
"Mhat 90 you mean by writing the
letters h, r. a after your name. any
WayT
they mean "frleA raw And stew.
"a" aud l serve the besl in BAlti,
more.' A. ilattinaore Sun 4.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08

half.dozen law Libraries are - good az
that one and should be on the assessors
roll, or all off generally. The sheriff
could still see 10 IL that the lawyers are
ell assessed as nearly alike as possible,
and tha; would be the proper way to
start the collection"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08
ATe.llmonIal nom oli rnrlana

81 consider Chamberlaius Cough
Rcmedy the best Ia the world for bron.
chitls," saws Mr.. William Sayory, OF
Warrington, England. 1T has saved
my wiie's life, she having been martyr
10 bronchitis Tor over six years being
most Of the time confined 10 her bed,
She lH now quite we'll Sold 10y
g.. Haas, Druggist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08
Large Wall Maps OF the
United States...
Given Away
HOW TO GET ONE

HOW TO OET ONE--
II you are going East. or thinking OF
sending for your family, do not buy your
tickets until you have secured rates
from the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL.
ROAD Co. Their service is excelled by
none, and they can reach all points in
the East, South or Southeast from any
point in Oregon or Washington.
Through tourist car from Pacific Coast
to New York.
II you will send fifteen sents in stamps
70 the address given below, we will
forward you by return mail a large wal!
map Of the United States, Cuba and
Porto Rico, 34x40 inches
FOR particulars regarding passenger or
ireleht rates, call on or address,
B. H. TRUMBULL,
COml Ag't. III. Cent. X. X,
lag Third st., Portland Ore
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08
Southern
Pacific
T'0fos4Is Tor Furnishing Wood n, A.
STATE Reform School Ne0H

r'0f0s4Is Tor Furnishing Wood for o,..o,
o,, State Reform school 0'''0n
sea, sealfI Prop sails Willie received atuo
lpsIync,ionne Instr ~, Cne Superintendent of Pnbjic lie
m Anil ,'l' a,b b'".rm. i53; Oregon, un'a I2 .o0
main main building Oregon Stata p az Tie
s,I 9ol al. or any part of tweI,o L.'',rml Lt'ti9rm
cords Of mr. wool, cut NIL bGs,ne Ven, hnndi ed
clo.. ~. grow WIN N o,s fir well seasoned ~ from I'm
wood mSS, SoIufd fd. without bulk heads ~ AZ Al
straight and not les tbsn reasonably
HI,l ~. in'htrs'n diameter. anu one
s,i3 p'ls i.'.. s... he opened by the t,ps,s.. -,
1901. A. p M, April 9th,
mar, So. sd 'o ssoeept or reject all or anv
= W ma OF waive any infoFmaii,,
Is hereby reserved. N'o' AMY
N' ''uer OF the Board II Trustees
8 II. + BIcKERs
Superintendent.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08

Pullman and Tourists cars ON bot
trains Chair cars Sacramento 10 Ogde
and FL Paso, and tourist cars to Chictv,,
st. Louis, New Orleans and Washinpton'
Connecting at San Frandisco With sry
eral steamship lines for Honolun
Japan, China, Philippines, Gen, tral an /,
South America.
See agent at sale Station, or address
O. II. MARKHAM, q. f.. A..
Portland, ORGY
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08

when the President comes. THAT
will DO holiday for the school
children and great many people who
have nothing 10 do. A PRESIDENTS Ia not
ON exhibition every day and all will be
excused for having curiosity TO see the
chief magistrate While we all wish him
well, and propose To stand by him 80 far
a. holding mp the ilag and standing by
our own government ~ against the rest
Of the World, II cannot be said that
there is any really pressing necessity
for his making the trip, OF that the
people are going unanimously
Wild over the very idea Of seeing Pres
ident Mckinley. While he holds the
greatest Office. lao is not our greatest
President or greatest American boy a
long shot. lie does not an the highest
moral or political aspirations Of the
American people. Ito is just about tn'
common average OF the commonwealth
politicians OF our county aud that I,
saying good deal, because ",
are a country supremely happy
when our rulers do not fall be
low she average. lie Is MOI
az great a mAn as Hayes, ,Garaeld Grant
Cleveland or Arthur In individuality.
lpdecd Andy johnson, the rennesee'
tailor, had more Of that, bu, Mckinley
is an ideal party man, a President Tor :
party, aud In that respect he falls below
the dimensions Of Kios Edward Of Ru
gland who has the unbounded admira
tion respect aud affection Of tho peopl,
OF all parties. Hat With all HE FAULT
aud shortcomings Mckinley Ia still the
American President aud entitled 20 con.
siderAtion on that account
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08

Correspondent wanted IN -
town and villages In Amer. wy city
per aud other work. Fxneri.,,o.elS NelSspa'
mex perienced Goo3 ,ss.ee1 , and
News and stories wanted ~. e1eI4tion
lars Address The Bulletin Prea. @fuc1
Is II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08
PRIZE 1901
ldsInyitei

The huilding committee OF the y. NJ.
q. A, are nov ready 10 receive proposals.
on property suitably located for aN. NJ.
q. A. building, The ground mnst an
proximate 5OxlO0 feet or more. I'm case
Of movable buildings price must be
quoted with and without the buildings.
The committee will also consider pro.
positions on down town business pro.
perty that can be remOdeled to suit
Rids mus, be sealed and will be received
by the undersigned up TO 8 o'clock n. m.
OF April 10, 1901, The right 10 reject
any or all bids ia reserved
&. r. hsHor, Chairman.
3-@i-ld JohN FEyurER, Secretary,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-08

THE JounHAL is authorized 10 receive
subscriptions for the independence pop
ular loan. This loan draws per cent
interest and will probably run lOyears.
One hundred dollars put into II will
earn $40 10 that time. II will pay bet
ter than any real estate Investment and
there is no danger Of having 10 take the
property. II ia one Of the best securi-
ties that We know OF as the city has no
other debt and has a careful business
administration. In the past banks all
over the state have not encouraged
people 10 buy securities against
email cities. A Portland broker recently
cold a 6per ct. warrant on small Oregon
city at a discount when in that little city
100000 Of bank deposits were lying idle
no interest whatever. These
popular loans reverse this process and
enable the people TO got interest on their
idle money. TnE JoUnsAL would like
10 see as many people as possible take
$50 10 $500 Of the Independence popular
loan 10 encourage a system Of floating
public debt that Is democratic and just,
and 10 the most important reform that
has been inaugurated for the cause OF
good government In many years. A
subscription list can be- found at this
Office. seo advertisement in this paper.