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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-09-07

That IL a delightful cigar you are smoking
my son, IL makes me wish / could smoke,
What is II? Why that's one Of Speeds Gin
cos, mother, there is nothing like 1t, 1T is the
only pebble on the beach," We all smoke
It.
We have been rowde for room In our
store Of late. Bnt we want to say TO you that
we Will have more chairs and tables put IN
this week for your com fort. 20 come In as
usual, we will lake care Of you.
,Milford's Drug Store.
Herpiclde the greatest remedy ever discov-
cred for the hair and scalp. For sale at NIL
ford's Drug Store.
Still in ousin ess at the old stand giving our
customers The best that money will buy, and
ted we would be q few years age. You CAM
down q laboripg man. Milford's Drug Store,
Thast q nice cigar you are smoking, what is
IL, Why lis Speeds Cinco, OF course, there Is
nothing to equal II.
p w sell from s to IL thousa nd cigars q
month. We have the invoice to show the
skeptic. Ten thousand on the road now.
Yours to please. Milford's Drug Store.
Gee, Whiz, Did you see that crowd going
In and out at Milfords Drug Store last week.
1t reminded. one of Jacobs in Atlanta, said
one of his customers. So fall In line my
friends and 20 TO the right place and get the
right goods at right prices and the best treat
ment In the world.
We lead-others follow. Join the merry
throng that Is ever journeying to the busies,
store In town Kerr Furniture Co.
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We have noticed that the
big advertisers In this paper
do q big business. II you
would increase yours t1 the
Same means.
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When life's all love, it's life; aught
slse tits naught.
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The Abbeville Regiment United
Confederate Veterans met in the Court
House Sept. 8 1904.
OFFICERS PRESENT.
Col. J. Fuller Lyon.
Chaplain ]. Lowrse Wilson, D. D.
Adjutant w. A. Templeton.
CAMPS REPREsETED.
Secession No. 4l6.
L. w. Perrin.
r. r. Hemphill.
w. Fl. Parker.
NJ. Harvey Wilson.
J. J. Edwards.
J. V. Schroeder.
O. L. Cam.
T. P. Quarles.
J. T. Roberton, Commander.
Hugh Wilson.
w. w. Edwards.
H. T. Tusten.
h. w. Bowie.
w. w. Sprouse.
CAMP, SAM MCGOWAN: No. Sl3.
w. II. Ellis.
CAMP A. ]. LYTHGoE: No. 1868.
G. w. Alewine.
s. NJ. Alewine.
CAMP, MOSES OWEN: No.
L. B. RaEey.
j.. r. Fortisque.
James Evans.
S. F. Edward.
J. e. Gillebeau.
CAMP, BOYD. No. 1869.
Josephus Bowen.
Marcus VIM.
The regiment was called to order by
the Colonel, and opened with prayer,
Col. Lyon stated the object of the meet
ing and brought kind greetings from
! Lieut.. General Steven D. Lee.
General orders Nos. Ii, II, Is were
4 published to the regiment, Col. j. Full
Ter Lyon and Adjutant Templeton of
fered their designations and urged thu
acceptance of SAME. The Col. told il
feeling tones of his growing affection
for the boys that wore the grey.
The regiment positively refused L
I'd aCCSpL LIE ISSlSudllOIlS OllClCu duS
q reelected, j. Fuller Lyon Col, w. A
Tenpleton Adjutant and j.. Lowri'
Wilson D. D. Chaplain. The following
resolution was adopted, that the AID
jutant issue the following order, GAL
camps are hereby instructed to fur
nish the Adjutant a correct roll of it
membership noting deaths, and date o
death of deceased members" Conrad
ii. S. Gilbert was recommended for ap
pointment on the pension board to FL
the vacancy caused by the death Q
8 Comrade ]. F. Livingston on motion
it was resolved. that Col. J. Fulle
Lyon he appointedla committee to.brinI
to the attention of the Legislation Q
IS. g. the necessity for an accurate mil
itary History of the troops furnishe'
by this State in the Civil War, an
that General r. r. Hemphill be re
commended as one thoroughly qualifie'
Ito do this work.
1t was resolved that we extend t
The families of our deceased Comrade
pur heartfelt sympathies and prsye
WAS offered that God of all Grace an
Love would shield, protect, and com
fort them in their bereavment.
w. A. Templeton.
Adjutant.
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The Press and Banner
Wednesday, Sept. 7, 1904.
COMING.

The Delmar Vaudeville Company will be at
the Opera House on Saturday night, Sept. 10.
This Is something new for the people, being
strictly a high class Vaudeville Company
composed OF some Of the best artists In the
country. Seats on sale at Milford's.
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Ferns for Sale.
Twenty Boston ferns for sale. For partic
ulars apply at this office.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-09-07

W. NJ. Ostrander Of Philadel-
phia Is one Of the most Sue
:. cessful real estate men In the
country. He sells property
from Maine to California and
has built up an enormous bua-
ness by advertising. In an ad-
dress before the Sphinx club Of
New York he said:
81 am q Arm believer In big
ads. Like all big things,
the big ad. attracts Atten-
ton and produces an Inn
precision through its sfse,
an impression which is en-
tirely separate and apart
from that produced BY tts
contents, an tmpressaoA
which can bo obtained NO
ether way.
Furthermore, the man with
the biggest ad. gets the credit
for having the biggest business,
and for that reason q pretty
large percentage Of the public
will patronize him. They be-,
Iieve that the biggest business
must be the best; otherwise It
would not be the biggest"
The Retailer and Advertiser
says: "A merchant cannot have
too much publicity. It is the
breath Of life to merchandising.
without It q business cannot
grow; It cannot wen exist
With increased publicity comes
a corresponding increase In
growth. And while publicity
continues to expand there is no
danger Of reaching q period.
when the business will stop
growing"
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Store Closed.
The store OF P. Rosenberg & Co. will be
closed saturday September ~.
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Teachers Examination.

EeAcneF y fXRtuAuttlOu.
The regular Fall Examination for appli'
cants for teachers certificates will be held
Friday Oct. 2lst at the Court House, begin
ming promptly at 9 O'Clock q. m.
Applicants will be examined on the follow
Ing subjects:
Arithmetic, Algebra, Grammar, History,
Physiology. Geography, Pedagogy. Hughes
Mistake s In Teaching, Peterman's Civil Gov.
eminent. Silas Warner, Enoch Arden and
Current History.
F. c. DuPre, Co. Supt. Ed.
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Wchr Spier bcs Nntumpbils.

NtttSburG Eo.. 8. Sept. =
9rei Eerioncn limo bier ourd Coli.
iion zines groBeu acknowledgements
NIT elmer alltifc ihmer. mobrideili-
lid tootlih, oerlebt moroer. Die
Spier limo: e. 9. 2otpton, Sri. Cora
Mrrood) mo Irl. Carrie Wllroodl
idmmtlih bon bier. Gos automobil
mari Ole auti6e INN, uno Die orei ,Sn-
ioiien funlcn inter oieielbe 5r lie9en.
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SmIub g%}utiruugcil.

9IImuitc Gcdif Cine CGonp .... 252 200
Il Z g a. T. T.. Gouf. ltgcr,... oo1a 81
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NGnnern nno syraMen.

BIutberetftuna eebeiIt In 40 bis so xaeen
@efdtuiire. neil ober alt, In 10 biz 10 Tdgen.
gerIuft ber Uaatnbarfett, D9rdirs" fofort sim
bait eetbar, 0teten' unb BIufenIetoen, Strtftur
II. I. 10. 8updb urier oor8i9Iif.s Spftem ga
rantiren mir diber't ftneGe 'ino pernanents
auren. S6mer5bafter ooer berbiroerter Wert
i~rruation fofort abeeboIfen. S6reib.n ste ober
fpreden sic oot. Ratb uno COMPILATION fret,
Gtr furiren ausf6Ilg "a, obne fit bic SeiIurs gu
Cperntionen gu f6~reitert. Nenr nnbere aer5ts
febff6Iueen. Hatt bel urs einen 8erfu1. Or.
PbtIip's WlebleaI S~nftitute, gr. 1887, OF.
Pratt.strate: 9eltI9 tptrb sefpro6tn.
fWlG'ft .9&St9
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SunncnfinitermiR mno Grbbeben.

@uapGauil, ECUADOR. 9.Sept.
- Bon 4 bis ) llbr mar Die biciige
Stoot onldblih Der SonnenfiniterniB
%polit1n6lg %perounfelt. Cine feline
@roerifiitterung ging Der 6initerniB
porous. Ginige Wfinuten Dor ) ltbr
erlhten Die Come mie0er.
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$4,000 7cobouyo 3.idbr. Der .......... o6lt
10000 ]2nocotju it. bojoulnc 5cr. ......1O
100 5roboaro Fto. ........... 20H
$4,000 tujtco Ratnuu0o Ginf ......... At
$4,000 uuiteo 8ailpoua SIM. ........ 1875
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1884 OF ntettcitr. --GaIiiornias Il. Hbios
Betre. @erfnntinIltneslofaI r8ernunin'
Goee 81; nslugem. Mrb. Ser. sllut. s8erein
bon Sit'8nItimore"; rYpiiloH GoncI. 8, =.
8. 81; pWietuIurb. sllnlUn 49,. Sdue 6n
oermietben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-10
prntides arbetts.W od tuetiuuos.ebr,o

9fr. 219, StosS6arpsStroBe. inter Der I1flht
pentfde -Sanoiuerier, srbeiter iiuo 9ten.ft6uteii
al bet6dftigen %piinfhen, ipoIIen fhh perf6nIih
ODER In frnnfirten 9rtefen an ben 9laentcn Der
@efeut6aft, Subnnn .. Wle1er, 3r. 2t9, Glib.
9barp. etrnhe, ipenoen, Del6er unertteeItIih
Winsfinft eribeiIen pirb. (Snn2S.1S)
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*"* Der @eiougocrcin .grion"
Ocranitnltct am If. September cine
Scr 10 beliebt getuoroencn GrfurIio.
men nod NensWfor, ult0 miro es ollf
bcrielbcn nift nllr oclttidc @emiitb.
Iidtclt, Ion0ern olld Gririihungen in
Siluc uno 6itac qebcr, mas llnt 10
on0cncbmcr lit, GA icbt in Baltimore
cin onitGnoigcr Wenih SonntoQS foIt
pcrourIten fam. Ser oGlrion," Scr
DurG) feline @cion9Stiihtigfcit 10 be.
rilbnltc SereilL miro aus Icincm rel.
den &icocrihoB Oltr6 &ortrG9e 0ic
6obrt itno ben glllfcntboIt in Sen.
g}or Ucridonern, Die Gillette ~foItcll
n1lr 81 fir Grpod)iene mo fir 9in.
Ger bon 5 bis ~ Sobrcn oic SGIftc.
9iaetc iino BET ocn foIgenoen So.
mites titgIie0crn 81 boben: s. IS.
&eifert, gtr. 215, WeItyS oratoQaItr. ;
Geo. 6iQing, Nr. 613, Sit. 6oDcttcItr. =;
s. Bidder, Stono Scr. 10, Grobltr.,
Wtorft; Is. Setting, Seotb. mo Glort.
IonItr. Gb. &obrer, 0tr. 1862, Clifton.
itroBc un0 IS. Sperr, Ger. 1886, @or.
for0s Ibemtc.
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Stub. gernsr,s Mthaurant.

1909, gnnfs StrdBe,
nnbe Der nitlithen Yoli8eiiiUtion. Bnrs
Biebner'S uHlbertr.ftIiocs Bier am
Sapf.
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3obn Mocdiccioli, elm befonu-
ter itaIieniider giiraer bon Hid)-
mono, Sa.. bat geitern Sclbitmoro
Ourf gridieben begangen.
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"** Gum Q Of 10 @ d. il l..
5cnfcit. - Der oS6pei5er 3&crcin
BON baltimore" bot bei6(oiien, aud
OicieS Sobr, mic iiblid, Elm Sdiibcn-
felt 81 Oeronitoltcn, mo 5ipor Toll Oui
iclbc am If. September in Suffers
Bort" al Der annapolis 3ooO itntts
finocn. &n elmer in Srn. &oicp6
Wteienbcrg'S Soqe ob9eboltcncn Ser.
'anmllng lplroe folgen0eS 6cIt 60
mite crpabIt: Serb. Socober, Set.
ErGiiocnt; DISQUALIFICATION VI. ST..
lpcilcr nno 8clir Cleric; ScfretGr s..
g}icoerbouicr; ~crIter S6iibcnnlciitcr
q. @iencrt; 5ruciter S6iibcnn1ciitcr
VI. 0errcr. IS IoQ ortf orci Grcit
ifei6en gcid)oIicn iuer0en, n0nrlid)
DGollulbiu," oSelDetio" ut0 ,@crmu.
MA. IS fon1lilen bel Dem 4rci5.
I6ieBcn Iollter lleile @eipe6rc 5ltr g(n.
ipenOunG. G%brengoben fir ooS IcIt
merOcn bel Oenn $50. 81. @iencrt, gtr.
21S, Siio.Gutolu.S troBe, GSer0. ga.
cobcr, Scr. 30l, @eIt-Erott. Stro6c,
Sobn Strcit, Nr. 102, Hioaelp-S Str.
iouie bel alien gcrcinS- WitoIie6crl
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Slingt fat mic Observation-Disclosures

0eS @oihcS Ga, 8. Sept. -
g8eiI ibr @otte trob hires GroteIteS SIT
einem 9oiepoQ.S pieG ging, nobm
Srou Charles GpanS ans MontereD
Gift Elm ulto itorb boIo oororf. gl5
lie bon Den @irfi1ngen bes @iftcS
i%ibcrtu0ltigt SIT 9oben i~tiir5tc. ficI iie
oltf ibr 10 Wionote oGtes Godtcrd)en
mo boS SinO erItidte infer ibrem
Gorper.
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oIte @iibner tic.; iunge Siibner
loo; gnten Pc. bis 13c.; 2ouber,
pro Your DOC. bis Doc.
Srii6te uno @cmiie.
&ortoffcln, pro 8lidJel 40c. bis
SOC; grimes Wtoi5, pro 0llbeno &c.
bis &c.; 3uderrIben, pro 9iinoel Mc.
bis tc.; MeiBfobl, pro 8uneert $3.50
bis $500; Haoiesden, pro Sunoert
25c. bis SOC; @urteu, pro aorb
10c.; 3lpiebeln, 'pro guidel $t.00
bis $1.t0; Gorottcn, pro 9iinoel ic.
bis l&c.; tomatoes, pro 9uitel
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Groceries uuo Bropiiio.
ucu.

SoI5iIciif, pro Bfuno: feline gu.
Qur.Gurco Shiufcn t3c.; groBe
Sugor.Gurc0 Shiuteu 1212c.; ga.
liiorlier S6itfcn 9Ac.; Sugar
Gureo 9ruititiidc t212c.; Sugar
Gitrco S6nItcrn 9Mc.; trOden aciol-
3enc Scitenrippcn sac; Spediciten
934c.; reincS ShmoI5 IN &ierccS
Sc; trodcn acioI5cne Sdultcrn
934c.; SpcdiduItcrn l0Mc.; WtcB
SdpeincfIcii6 $3.50 pro Sob.
Moifinirtcr 3rdcr, pro Yfuno:
0euiirfeIt 5.2112c.; ptlpcriiirt
5.361ac.; STANDARD 0rumlirt
5.2G1ac.; iciu aromIirt 5.261ac. ;
Grpitol 9(, 5.2GI2c.; GoIrmbio u,
5.0t 1ac.; 9elbcr 4.65c. bis 4.75c.
@cr0Itcter aofice: G. g. s., 100
Ei0. Siiteu i31@c.; e. g. Is. 60 YiO.
aiitcn 1860; Is. &. e. SO Yirno
&iiten t3. zoe. rciner Sooo 33c. bis
33Ec.; gutter SABA Bic, bis 3l12c.;
rei1er Wtoftn Sic. bis 3t1@c.; SABA
mo Mofto, 0cniiht, 2S14c. bis 29c.
&opo, 2cmiiht, pc. bis 271ac.; rel.
ncrD}orocoibo 2lc. bis 2l1Ac.; rel.
ncr So @uopro 2lc. bis 2412c.;
rciner Gonto8 23c. bis 231ac. Sou-
to3, gcmiiNt 2i12c. bis 22c.; bio,
gcmiiht, 22c. bis 22iAc.
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1924 SftgnItimoresG trabe. - 8tmmet an
Serren at oermietben. - Scinfte @etrdnie
nto 8eine. .9aps 8ictps 9rauere "s@ier.
8erfammIuuesIoinI pSits2ombaroitr. Sut'
merip. Balis uno 2etboerein". @bef. s3eI.
Wlt. Sermon 4942-D.
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SarIeben nuf J1teln uno anbere efderhetteH
fit 6 Bro3ent-gennu nnh benz relie1 Gefete;
pribatim. = Rtfter, Gr. 210, Eft.2erington.
etrake, ,8immer gsr. 4, 8anfnnt Building. Sn
Der Office iptro 9eutf9 gefprofen.
(Dlai20,1S
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3Oc, bis 3312c.; Nepiel pro SAB 60c.
bis $1.25; GontoIoltpeS, pro Crate
SOC. bis $500; NnonoS, pro Grotc
1926 bis $500; Yfirii6e, PRO &iite
40c. bis $500; 9irneh pro SAB 81
bis $3.50; Moiierncloncu, ic &c. bis
14c.; ScQcric, pro 0ltBcno 20c. bis
300; Sopfiolut, pro Grotc $t.75 bis
$500; Yflurmcll, pro &orb 20c. bis
25c.; 9omioua, pro Sob $500 bis
$3.50.
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Deun SIR @elo nBtbtg habt, pentet Cad
0runoetaentbim. acknowledgement. Eetne 2eib'
aefhdftssW1etbooen. DIR. arenrer, 9r. 100,
Rpro.9acn.strabe, /. SIur. 2anr5rp Building.
(GpriI15-(
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lxp.. Die dIt,ue 1871.
Rarnlano Gbattel 2oGn aNociation.

nm uHb mad Tpnueritag, ben IA. dpriL, be-
ftnoei it unlere SefhdftssPiirenur In
Wr. los, 6t.Saratusa.Stra6e,
Eartcrre.
DronfsSffice oherbaIb gdIbertsGtra6e.
$40 BIS $3.50 duf WGbeIH, Ptunps etc. auSae,
lteben. obne grifernune berfeIben.
abrefftrt ober teIepbouirt on
ALBERT Blune, IT,, Mnnneer,
Nr. 217, WDrb.G aluer tse trase.
QeeRt Dtro boripreden uno unfere Tateu
f~oifenfret erfldre1. Wto. sIelepbon: gourtIan6
s66. Oaop0 .15, 7&Sl
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Hnhn ffrnnA,e NdHcr.Nerbrrne,

6r. 1876, Sdrriions, nnbe aerinatonsStr.,
SEQ. &iintber, r., Bran COS Bier. g8dr,
mer 9uni6 bon ~ bis / ubr gia6mits
ili1e eingeIaoen.
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Canton nnb 6igblanbtnwR.
SautDR unO SiabInnbtDwn.
&aatpH nuo 6tgbinuhtors.
Ghnrlrs Nnnts Mrtnnrnnt.

9ombar6s nn6 8. Sfrobe, QigbIanotptun.
pic %fcinIten @ctr1nfte daer eCrt. = Boil
itdnote 1cn eingeri6tet. Git @eiub nIer
ileiner 5reunoe UNI oes RliblifunlS It'll
Wugemetnen itetS i%piuioEtnIen.
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NUN mo EUHIp UtIUuIInt:
6tn iungoerbeirntbcies Guur miiuidt Spci nm
ntobIirte Simmer nit aoit it elmer Brtpats ia.
Mile. Wtan %aoreiiirc I1cbft NeoinguugeH: M. {
A." Scntiner GurrcipUnoent. (252-D
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SECOND CALL.


$4,000 Scahodro Ter .. ,............ s2A
$1,000 &irainiu Gcuturles ...... .... aGI.
$4,000 llniteo 5iatlpapS Gtuf. ........ At
$4,000 ScGbcuro let ............ SPY
$4,000 DO. Eel. 50. +. er........... 81
? Com. H. 5orm. @um...........tO2
$4,000 Godl H. 5rou 1p. ...........1 OtA
$1,000 5eubouro iosidbr. Der .......... 1927.
80 9ioribcrn Gcniral IN. .......... 9O1a
$4,000 uniteo Rus. 9tpf. ........... 4rI
$4,000 uuiteo ADs. gtnf. ............ liA
10 Senbonro Gom. ............ itI.
$1,000 llniteb Sailnaus ........... o0%
$1,000 Garotinn Gentrut der ....... o5la
$50 Cotton Sud u w. .......... 3
. Giabt II. Fomer Rfo. ........... 3p1,
. eigbt II. Romer BIO. ...........
100 9cniclioateo Gas =. ........., 81
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8. gpist'S Gale,


Rorooftz@de @ougbs uno 9aroliHesS traBe.
Sauptounrtier ocs nQaDetnsDldnnerborS".
R.sO. s@de @pugbs uno Gdroltt,eitr. Bet
eiusnerium,Hlung ieoen 9onneritag 9lbenb.
gfeue W(itaiieoer miQiommen. 8or8iigs
Ii6eS Bier Der acknowledgements i'm 8api.
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Sine iueiBe N66in in elmer lleincn 5umilie
outer Yobu. gtanNIfruueu In 0ir. ltg. qnu
reno StraBc. i953,G
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0crlaugt:
0crldnnt:
gerIangt:
Bidder unb qebrliur
&crlangt i'm I%Ggcmcincn.
0 2uts frci.

GppIiianten, Die 9rieimarfc cinrcnbcn. crbaIs
ten ben Seeo fir cine Got, % bel 100 6uB orob.
Suburb, yielu 2lorf. 20 Gcutmrg 6ealtG 81. a
q &unsStr., HemsYurf. (24S.5S)'
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t44t GorosGeHtrpI,gOc., @dc 0liner,Str
&nuptQunrttcr rer "iNilbeIrt Ecu 9Gae
Hr. 8, oerb. 8. Sc. of g." 8erfdmmIufp
gen jeoen Wloutag Nbeno. - SeiniIe 6es
trdnte. gSdrmer 9uni6 tdgIiG.
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-07
AN INDEPENDENT VIEW.

The unparalleled political error of
the republican state convention IN de-
livering the control of that party to
the railway combine has inspired hope
in the democratic ranks that victory
will crown democratic efforts this fall.
Under the exceptional conditions pre-
vailing there is some basis for his
hope, because an opportunity is now
presented such as rarely comes to the
aid of a minority party. 1t rests with
the members of that party whether
they Will take advantage of the blunder
their opponents have made.
Under normal political conditions
to 10000 majority, hence, it is only
under the stress of exceptional circum-
stances that disaffection with republic
can methods is widespread enough to
overcome this. Yet it has been done
in the past and it will doubtless be
done again in the future. The belief
in some quarters that the republican
majority is great enough to pull the
candidates through on any kind of a
platform is liable to receive a sudden
and severe shock.
The stars in their courses seem to
be fighting for the democrats. When
the outlook seemed most hopeless and
the gloom of political night had set
tied upon them, along comes the re-
publican state convention and delivers
lobby, while it insults the intelligence
of every self-respecting voter in the
state.-Puyallup Tribune.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-07

'esentatives of the miners and the
operators proposition modified in GER
tain particulars, was submitted to the
direct vote of the miners and adopted
by them, although it involved some
thing of a reduction in their wages.
The Amalgamated Association of
Tin and Iron Workers agreed to a re-
duction of wages, and the longshore-
men, whose wages have been advanced
an average of so per cent. since 1895,
wages, provided for arbitration of all
disputes, and adopted new regulations
in regard to conditions Of labor.
These and other trade agreements
between organized labor on one side,
and organized capital on the other,
emphasize the advantages to industry
of arbitration, and the success in ar
irving at such agreements suggests
the probability that the higher or
thing to do with the ease and prompt
ness with which such agreements are
reached. There is no disposition to
detract from the spirit Of fairness and
the broadgauged view of labor and
capital taken by such men as John
Mitchell, Sargent and others, but a
knowledge of the fact that the en-
ployers are organizing and support
ing each other more than they have
to do with the success with which la
Dor and capital have been able to get
together on these trade agreements
even when these agreements involve
something in the way of a reduction of
wages. We have seen the thing work
the other way. When conditions were
most favorable, and when there We're
two jobs for every man and the vol
ume of business and prices were both
compelled to yield to the demand for
increased wages which the situation
did not justify. This was before the
Citizens Alliance and the Manufac-
turers' Association came to exert the
influence in the industrial world, which
they now exercise. The point suggest
ed is that industrial peace is promot-
ed by the establishment of better
equilibrium between the forces which
ital and on the other side by labor