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New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST RpLEs ETC

MPRE % % Z ...Is e. nf saa 5s:. . zass :
EsRAs 9JT Sos-s1 siA: :I sso a IsSRIs 1880 NJ
Eass cosst salvador Panama. Canal Zone. cAneA De-
Per Alliaaca. VIA colon caE tar ogs!snaI. mgss
Esvsa's1 IsavSlTa per s. AIsnea D. az ~" a a. Ior
TTasaaS and farszusy s's'1 per Grown sIiass
dAG%sa s. cE0!x LssTaFd a35 ylRszsra i'.ass sas
Barbsdo. must t ss drocts6 PER aas Naaoa
"4zRSslEsDAI 41:slssAI gl-At s a n for Bermuda; per :
only, per santuree (ogdnsry Tor rsrs q
sso a no gsp 9sappsmsasfy e sss'S' 1855 S Tor as a
altl santa Marta and other places in Msgdalsna De
Mare Petit doavs and Aux csyss mus, 3 dirsossd r
Maurits mail for caraoao vsns1ssls, Trinidsd and
?. Complementary i D nj for Turks Island and
t4fP RoT359a9 aepus.e per 8 > SsTn0s s .,.. AM. ~
peche Monterey tla for OtheE parts e Mexico
9szieo per ruzEsstaa: Va Ta1aiao tnail must b
va rnsnsaeo 70 Bahia Rio ss Js1sd Ss and s.oa @
Eost g directed pes Tsnays9a 5: = = @
uaStsrs0 1n,s and santaEq pr 5 TunF r ~ "a SsM mus:
satay mai ol 1e sahao 9 ISE sst q !ssa Rss
sHs Psnaru.s .as Ssr as s a aSss $50 Z sa a
Elementary $40 a. m Ior Porte , Rec earaeso aad
eSTa:ao H,S:t s. aSsc;Sd Ss5sa.s
Procida tnaA be directed par Prceida').
sn asiss End coiools :ses1. ce - ana Nag
dalena Departments per Sibrta (nail so- Costa
Ries uust be directed per shiria'): a 10 a N
for Cuba, per = s. Moro Castle VIA Havana; az
10 a m for Grenada Trinidad and C1udad BofvsE-
olnda. via Natanzas (nau mist be directed per
OInda'D.
NOTCE-FIrs cents per haIf ounee IN addition 70 ths
regular postage. must be prepaid all letters for
varded by the Supplementary Mails and letters de-
posted IN the drops marked Letters for Foreign COun
t-iss aftsr the clo=ins of the Regular Mall tor as
patch BY particular will forwarded
unless additional postage fully prepaid thereon
by stamps Supplementary Transatlantic Mails
also opened the piers OF American English
French whenever the sailings at
or later: and late mall NAV be deposited H. the mail
boxes the piers OF the German Lines sailing rom
Hoboken. The mails on the piers open hour and
halt before sailing time ard Gloss ten minutes bedors
sailing time. Orly regular QetteFs cents
rsqutre9 articles mailed tAs pisrs
Of the Amsricac, Waite star and German Sea Pcsfl
double postage QetterS 10 half
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

psa Avs . sa Fsr. ss h ,Sssy G: q H @ ss b2ss a Enc
Davis. Of this city. N0tcs Of funeral hereafter
GoULD1-suddenly. Of pneumonia On Tuesday. January
Ewag9 ogld ana Mary E. U Bots Tas fuuersl ssr
vices win be held az Trinity Chapel Monday morning
Invited to attend
GREENEEnterad INTO life IN NswYcrk City, 2sth Jsnp
74sh yeaF ot her Sgs Funerai Ne al servicss az castle
Tuesday; At ? m in the Presbyterian Church Other
KEIM-on January "a st Williamsburg Va. Ps7ton
Randolph Ksn, Of this city. for many years prominent
Kags5ary '.' q Eass Orange n J. Notics Of funeral
later.
E5as the 21'9 = p. .s at her ~ 51ss'nes 81: @
year OF her age Funeral services will De held at the
Church o9 the Heset6 e 6 PeseP94 d8 so0Syn on
e9nca No los lss TroS = T. EaSs G PATTI
PauIs Episcopal Church Toy Monday afternoon. a.
230 O'Clock.
PENoYER-At Chester. y T. January . Y. sa 1908.
lsRii9 RH5P at Va'''' = at the ''H''ni'H'' Of the
RANDoLPH-suddenIy. at Plainhed. n. J.. Friday.
year Funeral service at his late rssidsnss Panhed
y J.. Monday January 80. on arrival Of l:2O p m
R. ltR r tTP'2 Of & 'Y'' j. LIVELY So
RoGERs-At New-cansan. Conn. THURSDAY. January 2s
YiH be held at the ConETegsotiOnal ga Chgrch; New
Carriages in waiting leaving Grand Central Depot
al ! D. n.
SnIITH-At White Plains. n. 7. Friday. January
% lane T late Daniel smith Funeral
residence. No 20 OFevaTnourn
White Plains. on Monday. January 30. al p n
STELLE-At Trenton Junction. y. j.. on January 70
1gl5 Iavinia Walton ByIes. wife Of William Watts
STEELE Funeral services win be held at her late
1erce at Treaten Junction. n. J.. Monday January
1905 & m. lEterneuJ at Peun'S Neck
X j. al the convenience OF the family.
TI5oMAs-saturday. January IS 1905. at his home.
Thomas Funeral service at Church Of the Asea1-
sion 5th-ave. coTner 10th-st-. Monday morning JanG
arv 80 al $3.50 clock. I1terGaent at Armenia. n. 7.
ToMPKINS-On Saturday. January IS 1905. az The
Essex Nary C. widow Of MinthOrne Tompkins. Jr. and
hereafter.
TIRE ADwAY-At Bristol Conn On Friday, January n
Charss s. Treaaway. aged 81 Funeral services
al his late residence. Monday. January SO. at p m
VAN WYCK-Ou Friday, January p, Cornelius L Van
TVvc aged 81 Funeral from the residence os his
sister Mrs John NJ. Macauley. No 800 West End-ass.
Sunday January % at ! D. m
WI AEFS-At Rutherford J., WiCkham Williams.
on Thursday. January 26. Funeral al Grace church,
Sunday. January % al p M Tram
leaves Erie Railroad, Cham6ers-sI' p n
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
TRANsArr.ANrrc ,rAna

'@Y.NDa1 O5Ol-At $50 a. for Italy per Koenixfu
I1iss tnai4 must be directed "per q Ks~aisn
land. -S---- ~N'1~A' - = f@1sE-
4SrES6A1 lSlf--At 1fs0 g. for Italy direct par a
Oskar''l - -+-N-'eA ~ u FtIA@
WS>D4sSSuat DAT 73O a. for Netherlands dfrscl
55ssottsfosn mail mast b directed 'usr
1tL154alh = a. $50 a. m for direct. uSr a
!lgura 1all directed '+rer s = Ix1arfs.sf AZ
~. tsqppIeIneatary 1-SO for Europe per
,g9sa,sie. VIA Queenstown and Liverpool
n t%At A. N for France. switzsrtaad.
pys, 7Ps.n. Portugal, Turkey. Egypt Greecs Ana
.'sn thdla Per g. 5 La Champagne. via Havre frlalf
La Champagnsl - =
SATURDAY (4-At 23O a. m for Ireland ~ a n
Erut VIA Queenstown (rail for pzrts 81 Eurors
EI-ep oe "a, arestsa per = . Etraris,); al tor
Eours' AZ $50 FOR Belgium Parcels Pout Rasla
hroon!and Irregular rlatl for Beigiura bs
S4,scted Der > 8. kroC nznd AZ 10 cor Azores
t.a tslsnas per > Cretic man for Isaiy es a.
SeStS9 ps- o. Crstic''l: II a for Norway PAS-
SsIs Fost Mails per Heza tregulas mail toe Ds1~
4-AEA must De directed per >. q HAkla'J.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

AlSs occur at any tirne1 -
,rrVfelsn mails tbe andf,- faoE
o,Sics s OAfIY IN all cases) General Post
..ilowss FaTcespcst mails earlier
C,s-T IIe SHOWN below. PsrCsls-p0st mails
mr. - D p n. January 30 3. BFan1en-
Rsvsls- s-a asIy per Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
Ten corner of West Morton ssJ naif bor iSfsr
time shown that supple
talts Yer Europe via
si'Ss 'ne hour later AZ Foreisn station
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Religious Notices.
20 cents per Inc.

20 cents per llne.
FIRST SPIRITUAL SCIENCE CHURCH rev. And
Mrs ROWLAND uaesSagea trom NJ seallee deAd ttsts
rnaterallzng flowers. fun Eht. Spiriual Scte1cs Hal
afternoon and night and wednesday uisnC Ac-
mission free. Trumpet Frcay nfS1E Pr1vAxs
and readings daily. idS west 2Sd-st
MISS MARGARET GALE messages from ne se-cAs5ed
dead First Assn. Spirituaiists Tuxe1o AA11scn@Sse
oeth-st.. sundays. and
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
THE sALMAeuNpI cLua SALE

The sale on Friday and last evening of pictures
and sketches by members Of the Salmagundi Club
brought s59o Last night some Il by Is oil sketches
were soId for the following sums: One BY E. I.
Couse for $40 by Charles Warren for SO5 by Van
Laef Tor 800 and by E PotthaSt for S92 The total
amount OF last nights sale was s. s40
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

Highest yesterday . degrees lowest l'
average "a corresponding date OF last
year 70. for corresponding date OF last twenty
Ave years. 81.
Toea forecAsf-Fsir to-day; Monday cloudy. probably
snow fresh northwest 70 northeast winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

THERE Is NOTHING NEW UNDER THE Sun,
SOME ONE HAS SAID.
He should consult the Little Ads. Of the People"
Something there every sunday.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

GILSEY-Dr. Robert Lehman. L. S. A MAN
FIATTAN-AJlshop Doane, Albany. WOLCOTT-
Captain 2. Eeilbrode, Glasgow; H. c. Chatheld-
rrsvIor Mrs.. Chatheld-Taylor, snd Mrs. Reginald
de KoYeI, chicago.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
uNDEKTAREKs.

I'D st Frsnk &. Campbell stephen Merritt.
Enb'Fg inst. 241-S West 2Sd sI Tel 1879 CnslssA
Rev stephen Merritt, the world known IN
opIv one place OF business Sth lave. and 18th
~ largest IN the world TsL l54 and - GhsIssa
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oricial Record and Forecast--washihston, JsR IL
IN, Canadian disturbances Is passing on the New-EnE-
lana coast and the extensive high area following Is
attended by temperatures six 10 eiEesn degrees
alov IN. seasonal average In ths middle and northern
sIoes fhe Ohio Missouri upper Mississippi valleys
~ Isle region and Middle Atlantic 5tates- In the
SOUTH II sorneUhas NsTH4eI HaS@-S a. iSSNAN Va =
disturbance Texas. -, 49,,
There have seSn light SHOWS from the Ohio Valley
orrheastEard In middle slope and the Northwest
and local rains in Gulf States and on the North
PRcic coast. Elsewhere the weather has been fa4r'
Forecast for Special Locslities.-For New-Jersey,
Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware znd the District OF
Columbia fair to-day night or Monday light
20 north northeast WINDS.
For Eastern New-Yori fair to-day; Monday cloudy
probably snow: fresh northwest to northeast winds
Tor NeT-England fair colder to-day Monday, in
creasing cloudness. probably IN south portion
fresh northwest north winds
For western PennsyY inc casing cloudiness to-
day followed by Monday fresh north winds
day; fresh northwest 70 north wiads.
There VIII he Sunday the middle slope the mid
Ole Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the lower lake
gon extending sunday night and Monday into the Middle
Atlantic states and Southern gland. There will
be Sunday IN TIRE Gulf States. and Sunday night
fair Monday valley greater portion
region. II will be fair Sunday Monday in
Northwest and the districts Of the Rocky Mount
aims 1t will be colder Sunday in the Southwest and
o6er Monday the East Gulf States and viii continue
cold the northern tier of States
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Tribune Local Observations.
HOURS: E0rniBg.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows
pressure Indicated by The Trfbune's
gelf-recordinE barometer. The dotted line shows
ssmperature as recorded by Weather Bureau
Local Onicial Reeord-The following ofaeiai record
troE Bureau shows the changes IN the
peraturo twenty-four hours In comparison
ur,th tha corresu.,rsing date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be tn
dorSed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Special Notices.
Trihnne subscrtption Rntes.

THE TgIBUNE will be sent BY mail 70 any address I
10 country or abroad ana address charged often
~ Sst-ed subscriptions may be given 20
SIsr bsfore leaving IL more convenient. hand them
Sn st THE TRIBUNE Ofce-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
nomertIc Rates.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
Fer all points United states. Canada and Msxicc
49, - .s,ha Porto Rice Hawaii and the Phtlppnss
without extra expense for foreign postage.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Foreign Rates

subscribers Esw-York CITY 20 the DAILY and
TRI-WEEkLY will BE charged one cent a copy extra
postage In addition 20 the named above
Foreign Rates.
points Europe Countries IN the uniys-3al
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii be mailad at the fol-
fu1rtug afRG-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. GEMS w. IHErI1T lew eents
WEEKLY FARAIER3 cenlst
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

MONTeIOMERY the Constable Chapel
the Church Of the Incarnation, 35hst. and Madison
ave. al a8O p m. January q, by the Rev. William
NJ Grosvenor d. D. Helen. daughter ef C. Campo.
~ = Allen Moltgomery. al Of this CITY.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

Death notices appearing ia THE TRIBUNE win b.
repubIished In The TEiweekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

O"NSEND-F1RTH-o1 Saturday. January IS, 1905,
IN tne Church Of the Holy Communion South Orange,
y - by the Rev Lewis Cameron Emile Thsress.
oaushter OF Mrs Firth 10 Howard Rockwell Townsend
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
|WHY IS 5 Waterbury EVENING DEM0CRAI ]" PAPEER}??

BECAUSE It Prints only Legitimate News ! BECAUSE It Excludes Objectionable Ads BECAUSE It gives 100 Per Cent for every ! Read what an advertising agency has to say because it couldn't get rate lower than local merchants and the best position. THE C. E. STERN co,
 Established 1894. Capital fully paid soooooo Newspaper, Magazine and Outdoor Advcrtsirot West St.
 York, May 24 1904. THE DEMOCRAT,
 Waterbury Conn, Gentlemen :- We very much regret that your in the advertising of Pearlodento such render mpos- ible to trade with you. \ publisher indeed be very prosperous take the stand your letter indicates, congrarat; you your
 Very truly yours
 THE C. F. STERN co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
Read what representative of Printers Ink" found out in stroll through the streets and leading stores of Waterbury,;

md leading stores oE Waterbury,
 The first addressed upon the values of local papers sad q suppose you the American, has be- come habit refer the leading paper The form of his interesting and called for particulars. He explained that the American is paper and is we'll outside of Waterbury, but that in his opinion the Democrat is the popular paper. This an insur- agent and through his interest in city affairs, par tcularly well posted.
 newsdealer asked what papers sold the largest Der of copies Waterbury and answered. without hesitation the New York Journal Confning his to the city alone he said the Democrat This appears be the gener- al opinion
 Continuing his investigation this Printers Ink repre- sentative says he found clothing dealer who said his best from the Democrat; shoe dealer who patron the three papers but ranks the Democrat frs police and letter carrier who said the Democra the lead ing paper The total of the representatives, gathered opn ions shows the three daily papers close together but with the Democrat leading in the of conformity to local politics and popularity
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
CHOLERA INEANTuM.

Child Not expected to Live from one
 Hour to Another but Cured by
 Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and
 Disrrhoea Remedy
 Ruth the little daughter oT E. Y. Dewey. of Agnewville. Va. was ser iously il of cholera infantum last sum- mer. We gave her up and did not expect her to live from one hour to another he says. T happened to think of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera land Diarrhoea Remedy and got a bot tie of it from the store. In five hours saw a change for the better. We kept on giving it and before she had taken the half of one small bottle she was we'll" This remedy is for sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12

One of the greatest business dea.s ever negotiated in New Mexico has just been colsumated.
 The St. Louis. Rocky Mountain & Pacific company. recently organized with a capital Of S1i COG. 900. has ac- Qu,rei from the Maxwell Lend Grant company the Raton coal fields. the largest body of coai under one own ership in the United States. and probably in the worll. This field comprises about 520.000 acres, and includes an area of mere than 500 square miles The coal is high grade and produces first class smelt- CT coke The purchasers will. thr0ueh their subsidiary company. the St. Louis. Rocky Mountain & Pacific Rrglwav company. proceed Immediately 10 build and equip 12O miles Of stardard eucee steam rail road. This railroad will occupy the Cimarron canyon. a canyon not only beautiful from scenic standpoint. but known to be the only remainina pass across the Rocky mountains that will admit of the construction and operation of a transcontinental railroad within the United States.
 This railroad. in addition to serving the coal mines of the St. Louis. Rocky Mountain & Pacific company will traverse a heavy timber country and reach the well-known Elizabeth town mining district. in the northern part of New Mexico, where. in addi- tion to numerous gold mines there ! are extensive iron deposits. IL will also furnish an outlet 10 the Taos valley. enc of the most fertile and productive valleys west of the Ms sissippi river-Opuc.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten
 Dollars Earned.

1. The average man does not save to
 exceed ten per cent of his earnings.
 He must spend nine dollars in living expenses for every dollar saved. That being tte case he cannot be too care
 ful about unnecessary expenses. Very ofter a few cents properly invested. like buying seeds for his garden, will
 save several dollars outlay later on.
 It is the same in buying Chamberain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It costs but few cents. and a bottle of it in the house often saves a doc tors bill of several dollars. For sale by all deaers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
Velvet Ice Cream at the Alhambra.

Try Talor. opposite postoffce. for kodak finishing.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
Buy t Now.

Nov- is the time to buy Chamber lain's Coiic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is certain to be needed sooner or later. and when that time comes you will need it badly-you will need it quickly. Buy it now. It may save life. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12

Bobt- Hennessy said that he was decidedly in favor Of the proposed bond issue and that he thought il would be great thing for the citizens of Bisbee if il could be put through and the sewer properly installed.
 T believe that a sewer would great ly decrease the fever rate. Bisbee. in my opinion would be one Of the heaIthiest places in the West fl the sewer were only put in and put in properly. There is nothing but the lack of sewerage that keeps the town from being healthy now. We have a very good climate and a good eleva- ton and everything else, with the ex- ception of the sanitary arrangements.
 which go to make up a very healthy town
 T am in favor of municipal owner shiF but if the city cannot see it's
 way clear to build the sewer, then let some of the outside flrmsi that have wanted the. franchise for such long time. build it.
 q don't know anything except the sewer that would do any good at all and if the Council can't make a muni- cipal sewer go then there are other people who are willing to build t. The Council should fix the rate to be charged, however. so that we will be able to use the sewer after the private firm or person. has put 1t in"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12

F. c. Hurst said that he was not ip favor of the bond issue of S100.000 as he did not think that it would be
 sufficient to install the sewerage sys- tenn so that it would benefit every one in the city.
 sIf the city can stand the issue of 9 larger amount than this. say s15e.- 900. am in favor of it's doing so. The issue of s10o.o00 will only cover the principal streets and ar my place, for instance. the cost of laying the pipe to join it would be very high. while higher ID the mountain the eost would be so great that it would be almost prohibitive.
 "A stricter garbage system is the only thing that can suggest to im- prove the health conditions CT the city"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
OPINIONS REGARDING SEWERAGE SYSTEM ID
 IMPROVE SANITARY CONDITION OF BISBEE
INTERVIEWS WITH TAXPAYERS THE CITY RELATIVE THEY SHOULD BE DONE TO WORK NEED
 CHANCE

City Typhoid
  Provide Appalling Figures.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
EUREkALOL TGn-EGZEMA CURED

everything Loudons 
 The Euyese' Eczema Cure is h famous
  purely aEscge and gerda w. have thousands testimonials
 
 do 
 a gczen Cure. It vii convincing than post sl00
 application Eureaoi Pile Cure Will give immediate relief  sueexAlol Re~en~ co. tt1 BROOKLYN. N Y
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
NEW MEXICO SCORES
 ANOTHER BIG DEAL
IMMENSE COAL FIELDS PASS IN TO OTHER HANDS AT
 LAS VEGAe.

New Railroad t5 Be GlHt immediate y From Point on the ce,oyado C
 scuthsra Throaeh Coal Eolt--New comrany casit,lize6 st S4f.oooooo.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12

compelled totake care of the garbage which collects on their premises and that some disposition of it pe made bv burning. The sewer is the only thing, in my opinion, which will help Ito any great extent
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-08-11

Judging from what Progress, the
leading labor organ OF Buffalo says,
the wage earners of that city have be-
come tired and Disguised with the
actions OF the Republican bosses.
"There will be an excellent opportu-
nifty this FALL" says this labor organ,
Ito teach some political leaders in
Buffalo wholesome lesson" and then
continues by describing an example
of Republican rottenness. In Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois, Mass
achusetts, and other states SIMILAR
condition. seem to prevail aud the
trend is every where towards the
Democracy where it shows petermi-
nation to push reforms.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-08-11

Col. Rizer, acting chief of the Geo
logical SURVEY, denies there is any
grating in that bureau, but the facts
seem to show that some of the special
scientists connected with the bureau
have been using their talents ard
time, paid for by the government. in
e ling the Mining World for which 1t
Is claimed they also receive cempen'
sation. Prof. Woolcot director OF the
bureau, appears to be summe'ing in
the West at government expense
when his oversight oil the bureau az
Washington would seem to be much
needed to investigate the work OF his
subordinates.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-08-11
Indirect taxation picks the poe ke1

Iadirect taxation picks the poe kets
of every person not even sparing wo-
men or children, blind, halt, manned
imbeciles or lunatics. Not only must
the indirect tariff tax be paid by all
who buy. but the tariff fostered trusts
collect a similar tax in the same id
direct method as the government COL
lects it. The only difference being
that while the Custom House officer
is collecting for the government, which
the merchant who sells the goods has
to add to the price, the trust who pro
duces the same class of goods not
Only charges good round profit but
ADDS the amount that the tariff ia x
would be, I'M 0 the bargain This Repub
licar system of f s ering m onoi olies,
they call protecting American indus
try but it is not difficult to see that il
is the monopolists they are protected
and the people taxed under such
system.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-08-11

II the Republicans intend to revise
the tariff at the coming session OF
Congress. they would not elect Mr..
Casnon speaker of the House of Re-
representatives., for he is an ardent
standpatter Any bill on tariff, or
making any change In the revenue
laws, is referred to the committee ON
Ways and Means and the Speaker
has the appointment Of all the COM
mittees AID will surely appoint
majority of that C Committee. by whom
tariff bills will be considered, who are
opposed to meddling with the trust
fostering tariff. Those Republicans
who have for some years looked to
their party to reform the inequalities
of the tariff will have to be patient at
least two years longer aud pay their
taria,.nd trust tax, through the high
prices of about all they buy perhaps
some OF them may discover in time
that the only tariff revision the Re-
publican party is at all likely tc
make, is to revise the tariff higher.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-08-11

We have heard no little boastipg
npon the part of republican politicians
that the new assessment of the rail.
roads has been increased in West Vir-
ginia under the new laws from $751;.
600, 900 to $50, 900. 900. Will this
fact settle all the trouble about tax re-
form? Docs it mean that this Increase
In the railroad valuation will relieve
the farmers of any burdens? We
opine to the contrary. 1t means just
what the democrats have been claim
ing, that the corporation would 60
practically free and the burden OF tax
alton laid upon the land owners and
the farmers of the state for while the
railroads haye been increased six mil
lion the increase in the valuation Of
the lands and the former stock and
products is estimated at two hun
bred million. What does that mean?