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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-05
sARGENTyIII.E.

Henry w. sarget made business trip
te Boston this week.
Miss Lney Patten, OF North Penobseof,
is employed at the Lynnmore.
DR.. Gilbert Morgan and Thomas kensett
went to Bar Harbor for short visit.
Miss Latimer, who occupies the Franz;
Harding cottage, arrived this week.
Edgar wyer. of Lynn, Mass, is stopping
for week with J. A. Moore and wife,
Mr.. Lee, who accompanied his family
here from Buffalo, has returned home.
Rev. John Davies, with his two daugh-
ters, Grace and Hester, is here for the
summer.
Avery Gray and wife, OF South Brooks
vile, visited J. A. Moore and wife on
Friday.
Rev Charles HarniIn and niece, Miss
Rodmon, of Easthampton, Mass, arrived
at the Lynnmore Tuesday.
Mr.. Cover and family, Of Melrose,
Mass. are with Mrs, Covers mother, Mrs,
Bowles Sargent.
Duane Everson and family, OF New York
city, are at the Lynnmore, where they
have spent the summer for four years.
IaEv II
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH cAsrNE.

Miss Annie L. Leach arrived Tuesday
from Portland for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Sarah Emerson, Of BiuehiIl, is vis-
itlng her mother, Mrs. Margaret Hutchins
Miss Grace y. Leach went TO Bucksport
Saturday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Reuben
Hutohins.
Lewis Hohi and Huntsy Domansky, Of
Boston, are spending their vacation at r.
II. Domsnsky's.
Mrs. E. r. Domansky left Friday for
Boston, to be present at the graduation Of
her son Robert.
Harry Smith and wife, OF Bucksport,
are the guests of Mrs. Smiths parents,
Amos Perkins and wife,
Mrs. ]. +. Blodgrtt will leave wednes-
day for LincolnvilIe to visit Mrs. Frank
Brown, who is very i'll.
The school in the Dunbar district,
taught by Miss Lillian Binder, OF South
Penohscot, closed Friday after successful
term OF nine weeks.
Edward ysrnun, an aged and respected
resident OF this place, died last Wednes-
day at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
held Friday, conducted by Rev A. r. Luce,
Of the Methodist church, OF which the
deceased was member. The interment
was at orland, his former home.
lama
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BLUEHIL.L.

!. Grindle IS in 80.

W, E Grindle is in Bangor,
Mrs. Eiien Peters is visiting in Waldo
bore.
Jennie Littleaeld, who has been quite
i'll, Is improving.
Mrs. George A. Clough and family. Of
Brookline, Mass, arrived al their summer
home June -.
The family Of Rev. Donsld Mckay is
again occupying the John Stevens house
fer the season.
Misses Deila Veazie and Rendie Mason
serve ioe-cream eaeh Friday evening at the
Beech Hin sehoolhouse.
Mrs. Mary Peters accompanied her
daughter in-law, Mrs. Josiah Horton, to
Bar Harbor, where she viii spend few
weeks and probably visit Cherryfield be
fore her return home.
A horse uaacksrel was shot in the inner
hay near the town wharf last Wednesday.
which measured eight feet in length and
weighed 100 pounds. Capt. Black slaot the
fish, but the day before George Rooney
made several unsuccessful attempts to
spear the creature.
June 30. NJ.
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WEST FRANKLIN,
y 49, 80 "a Z
June d.

Miss Angie Smith has closed her school
at Esstbrook, and is at home.
Frank Bradbury Is loading cars with
stone at the East brook siding.
Parties are buildinga camp on the shores
of Abraham's pond. 4 white sand beach
is one of the attractions.
At a special town meeting held Friday
afternoon, Charles J. Muroh was elected to
FIJI the unexpired term of selectmsn in
place OF Joseph H. West, deceased.
Rev. r. A. A. Killam, Of Ellsworth,
preached st the union church Thursday
evening. Sabbath school has been or
gani2ed. Mrs. Cora Hsrdison is saperin-
tendent.
The drives are all in. There is more
stock to be manufactured at the West
franklin mill now than at any one time
for many years.
Grass is growing fairly, but hsying win
be later than usual. Potatoes are doing
we'll. Corn, beans, and garden truck is
not doing very we'll. owing to cold nights.
Grub and cut worms are doing lots Of
damage.
June 30. CHEER.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Luni and daughter are the
guests OF Mrs Simmons this week.
Eldridge shepherd has moved his family
into the house owned and lately occupied
by Mrs. Willis Greenlaw.
Capt. Adrian Stanley spent Sunday with
his family while the steamer Mineoia was
undergoing some repairs in Portland.
Every day brings visitors and boarders
to the island who are loud in their praises
OF the scenery, ''aud it Is so delightfully."-
COOL Think the visitors are more re-
ioiced than those sbo have planted corn
and beans
Capt. Charles Bray CAME home satur-
day from vinalhaven. He went back on
Monday, taking his wife and children
who viii spend the summer with him
there. Katie McCaulcy accompanied Mrs.
Bray.
july 1. III.
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EAST oRt.ASp.

Henry Dunbar hiss tha frame partly up
for his new house.
Miss Bertha Dorr il at home from Ban
gor high school for this summer.
Fred Hartman, of Boston, is the guest
OF his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman.
r. NJ. Mason is having a Windmill
erected to furnish water for his buildings,
Mrs. Arthur Marks returned Saturday
from visit Of several weeks in Portland.
Mrs. Kate Pickering spent several days
with her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman,
this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason and their four chill
dren are stopping al the cottage OF w, l..
Wentworth, Teddy Pond.
June d. NJ.
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FRANKLIN.
July /.
IEN

Miss Cassilena Springer leaves for Bar
Harbor Monday for the season.
Mrs. Dyvelley and daughter, of Dakota,
are guests of her nephew, c. e. DweIley.
Mrs, Elizabeth Bowers, of waltham,
Mass, is in town visiting among relatives.
Boyd Blaisdell is taking ais July Fourth
vacation at Bar Harbor and Northeast
Hsrhor.
Louis Foster, who recently visited his
aunt, Mrs. Ophelia Donnell, returned 10
New York last week.
Several from here Joined the sabbath
school excursion to Jacksonville, where
the fine day was pleasantly passed.
Ray Dwelley, after spending a week at
home, accompanied by his sister, Miss Is
Their, left for Northeast Harhor Friday.
Elmer Pettengin and wife, of Worcester,
Mass, joined their son Francis here Sat
urdsy, and win spend some time with
Mrs. Pettengiil's parents, z. L. Wilbur
and Sife.
Rev. 5. A, Blaisdell, from western
Maine. spent a day reeently with his
sister, Mrs. Z. L. Wilbur, whose pro-
longed illness Is cause for anxiety to her
many friends.
Harry patten, teacher Of the grammar
grade, closed school Friday, and Miss
Flora stratton, az the primary grade. one
week ago. Both teachers were well liked
by scholars and parents,
Andrew Dweiley. Of Washington
county. with Charles Dsyelley, of this
place, left for Augusta Friday to accom-
pany the father Of the latter. James n.
Dwelley, for months furlough from the
soldiers home.
Mrs. Adelaide Dunn and daughter, Miss
Berniea, and son Carroll, with Mrs. Mary
Crossley, attended the COMBS Pherson
wedding at Prospect Harhor June y.
The Franklin correspondent aclnow-
hedges sample q fine wedding cake and
extends congratulations.
The West Franklin primary school
closed June y. Sfser Successful term OF
ten weeks, taught by Miss Csssilens
Springer. Pupils not absent eae-half day
Beulsh Harssisoa, Hazel COMBS, Obs
smith, Lorsea Ryder, Athof and othe
smith, Madeline Goodwin, Harold Woes
ter, Frank Bradbury, j., Leigh Goodwin
and Ray oroass.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-05

Subject: Possessions under our Flag.
A very pleasant evening was spent.
Refreshments were served.
Miss Key, of Chattanooga, Tenn, has
arrived at West End Tor the summer.
Daniel Herrick, OF Portland, is visiting
his father, Amos Herrick, for few weeks.
Mrs. Hattie Watson and grandchildren,
OF Roxbury, Mass, are at their summer
home.
A. Il. Blake and wife, who have been
at Prospect Harbor, are at home for few
days.
Col. w II. Thompson, of Washington,
D. C., has arrived at his cottage for the
summer,
Miss Gertrude Mcfarland returned from
Trenton last week whore she has been
teaching,
o. @. Flye and Charles Flye, of stoning-
ton, visited their sister, Mrs. b. o. Dol
lard, last week.
Capt. II. c. Stewart went to Stonington
last week for machinery for A. H. Mayo's
factory at Naskeag.
Warren Ford has had piazza built ON
the ell OF his house, which has greatly inn
proved the looks Of the house.
A. H. Mayo is having an extension built
on his clam factory at Naskeag, and will
pack sardines there this season.
A thirtyfoot naphtha launch was
launched from Sherman's boat works
Tuesday evening for Ellsworth parties.
July l. UNE FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-05

THE AMERICAN has Subscribers al I07
Of the III post-o1ices in Hancock county
All tae Utter papers in the County cont
biRed do not reach so many. THE AMERI-
CAN Is not the only paper printed in
Hqncoek county, and has neucr claimed TO
Dc, bat It Is The only paper that can prop
crly be called a COUNTY paper all the
rest are merely local papers, The eircuto-
ton Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Aarbor Records summer list, is larger
than that Of all The other papers printed
IN Hancoct county
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-05
CAPE ROSTER.
CHEER.
June 30.

Hiram Blake is at home from his work
at Csstine.
Miss Gladys Black is at home from the
Eastern State normal school at Castine.
Judge Kimhsll and family, Of Washing
ton, p. C, are At CndercliH fog the sam
mer.
c. II. Blake recently took nine salmon in
his nets in one day. he has also taken cod
and SALMON in same, bot there is a scarcity
OF ash now.
Mrs Rose Blake Wales (bride Of a year.
II here with her parents, J. :. Blake and
wife, coming from the South, where she
has resided since her marriage,
The United States steamship Arkansas,
on which Wilbert Crockett Is warrant
car center, is to be in Roekland month,
and Wahert hopes to spend the Fourth
with his parents here.
NJ. II. Crockett, captain Of steamer
Philadelphia, expects to spend July with
friends in Portland His wife win az
company him there, after which she wan
CONS 10 Cape Roster for the summer
June n r.
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BIRCH HARBoR.

b. t. Sowle went through here Friday
in his touring car.
..E6en stanwood. Of steabcn, has opened
the store recently vacated by n. Stevens.
Mrs. ]. w. Pettee and daughter went to
Sorrento Saturday to visit until after the
Fourth
Mrs. II. G. Abbott aud sisters, the
Misses vose, of Portland, and Mrs. w. l..
Haskell, of Lewiston, visited here this
week.
The burial OF Mrs. Esther Briggs took
place here Tuesday. She died at Prospect
Harbor, where this family OF her daughter,
Mrs. -. +. Cowpcrthwaite, with whom she
lived, had gone for the summer.
July /. c.
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GoTT's ISLAND.

Charles III. Harding went to Roesland
last week ON business trip.
Philip Moore had in his weir I5o bushels
of herring Thursday morning, and at
night they were ali gone. His bait flag
was set the first time for the season that
day.
J. p. Keough, OF the Black Island Gran
rushing. Schooner Pocas$et, Capt. Liant,
is at the wharf loading for Hoboien, and
the Seward is lying in the stream waiting
her turn. Mr.. Keough was at Mckinley
Thursday looking for another vessel and
be has several loads ready TO ship.
June 80. CHrps.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-05

The latest news from Paris is, that they
have discovered a diamond cure for con-
sumption. If you fear consumption or
pneumonia, il will, however, De best for
yuu TO take that great remedy mentioned
By w. T. Mcgee, OF Vanleer, Tenn. II had
a cough for fourteen years. Nothing helped
me, until took DIR. Kings New Diseoy-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
which gave instant relief, and effected
permanent cure" Cnequalled quick cure
FOR Throat and Lung Troubles. At Z. G..
MooREss drug store; price SOC and = 90.
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-05
MARI.BoRo.

Melvin wiibar has gone to Ellsworth
where be has employment on the railroad.
Robert Carter and wife, OF Raysida, are
visiting Mrs. Carser's sister, Mrs. David
Mosley.
Mrs. Emma wriEhs and baby, Of Bar
Harbor, are visitias her parents, Tyler
HodgkIns and wits.
Mrs Mary Smith, with daughter Jennie
OF Monntainville. i visiting her daughter
Mrs AIonzo Harvey.
A. d. ThoEnpson and wife, OF waitham,
Mass, are visiting Mrs Thompson par
'ents, Nahum Hodgkins and wife
John Martin and his granddaughter,
Miss Maggie Martin, Of Hancock, were
the guests OF s. II. Remiek and wife one
dsy issi week.
July /. ARE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-05
WEST suRRY.
June

The West Sarry school, taught by Miss
Eva b. Lake, gave pleasant entertain
ment ON Friday evening, June %. The
programme was AS follows: Singing.
school; recitatibns, Arthur Cunningham,
Eiweil Leach; reading, Frank wnlins;
recitation, Flora Biaisden; singing, school
recitations, Gerald Willins, Guy Carlisle,
Eugene Leach; tabieaux, Eidin Carter,
Elwell Leach, Flora Blaisden, Alyah
Leach; dialogue, Eugene Leach, Frank
Wniins; recitation, Alyah Leach; singing,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-05
pEpHAM.

J.. II. Black has moved his f.n,u
orono for the summer. %
Berniee Mclaughlin, Bangor H.,
school, Is home for vacation. Sa
Eugene Thompson and wife. Of r..,..
are spending tbs summer at +. A. Tbos.s
sons.
". W. Black and wife have lately sp.,,
a week in PittsiieId and vicinity yis,.,s 49,
relatives.
Miss Carrie Johnston, who teaeha. !.
the schools OF Ware, Mass, is hema :, j.
the summer. 10y
Guy Barriil has gone 10 Huu's Co..
where he has employment With poe,
Brothers for the summer. A'ss
June 2d.
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sOAfEsvILI.E

A party from Bar Hsrbor spent Sunday
at Harrison Hodgkins camp AT Long pond.
John L. Dyer aud family. OF Boston.
arrived saturday at their cottage ST Long
pond.
Capt. Fred III. Pray was called home
from Boston TO attend the funeral OF his
father, Capt. Emmons Pray.
The Somesviile sewing circle will hold a
sale Of fancy and useful articles in Mk-
sonic hall, Tuesday afternoon and evening,
July 1. Refreshments and home made
confectionery Will be for sale.
June ~. j,
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional Co,.n,p Nses .ee other PAGES
GouInsBoEo.

Myrtle Young, who has been employed
at Tunk Camp for some time, is at home.
Mrs. sadie Small and little daughter
Mabel, OF Cherryheld, have been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Vonia Coffin.
They have finished saving slaves in
Dunbar's steam mill, and viii commence
saving long lumber next week.
Mrs George Beers, Of Vanceboro, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Mabel Camp
bell, Mrs. Beers was accompanied by her
son Horace, who returned home to-day.
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RRokIN.

Lester Hodgdoa, 81 BooGhhsy. Is IN
town
2. q. Doliara and Miss Masa Doglard
we're ID Ellsworth last ssek.
Miss Mary Cole, Of Bossan, j. visiting
her parents, Frank Code and wife
Farther Lights hesa sociahle in the
RaptiSs chapel Wednesday evening.
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school; recitations, Frank wuI,. -,
Carter; reading, Eva Lake; reeit.,ts'. '. y
Carlisle; dialogue, Eva Lake. Frsns wv, roy
Inns; singing, school. The proceeds y y !. 7
will go towards a new flag for tbs e 9,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-05

A pleasant surprise party may he e;v.,
to your stomach and liver hv tal mo me- !
medicine which viii relieve their nain -
discomfort, viz; Or. King New IN PM nv
They sre most wonderful remedy, a fdrs !.
Ing sure reitei ana cure, Tor headache An.
ziness and constipation. 25e at 3. q
MooRE's Dirt & store, y
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AfANsET.

William Ware and wife are blessed by
the birth Of third child and frst daugh-
ter.
Mrs Asher Alien- CT Springfield, Mass,
proprietor Of the Ocean house, has arrived,
and Is putting the house In readiness for
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-05
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENTS.

School here closed Wednesday. Thurs
day evening an entertainment was given
under the direction Of the teacher. Miss
Nellie Robertson. The entertainment
was first~class in every particular. The
hall was crowded, The proceeds, over so,
are for the benefit Of the school league
which is doing good work here. The
following is the evenings programme;
Ausic,..........,..,-'..... Orchestra
Address OF welcome ..,.,.........Sarolyn Perry
Recitation.s.............. Squirting
Poem-The Day Is Done ...-...... Three girls
Music........-....,,..-.-. Orchestra
Lahorers dialogue
Music-....., ...t.. ............... Orchestra
Tableaa-Soar grapes
RecitatiOu-sasr SpanEled Banner. Marie Rolfe
Recitation lincoln -. 80, Lola Squirting
song--In the Shade of The Cd Apple Tree,
Nil ired Coffin
Music. s.................... Orchestra
Diaiogne--A noa8ie peceptloa
Musie.......s 500. ...-,--...., Orchestra
Recitation aha iableau- Measuring his gen.
crosby
song-rhls ! ett4i Is for Mg Papa Marie Rolfe
Muslc-'.....' =-.ss,...s..'....--.s. Orchestra
Flag recitath,u.........s. .+.,-s..,. Three boys
Flag reesatiaa. Three girls
Music. ........-.s,.......,. .......... Orchestra
Dlalagae-The Tree Agent
song-There's Mother always Waiting you
at Home SWEET Hume ..,..... e. DALLAS A she
Reoitation-The Inventors Wife -, yenie Dyer
soug-alama Says rhere'sl he to Thanks
giving, ...,....,.. .-.-..., Three litile .hls
Musie..s.s...s....... ..... ........... Orchestra
Dialogae-FTea Down Eaet
Music, ........r+..-..-. ,....s..... Orchestra
Pantomime-->ese ny God to Thee
-Conapensatson...... kenneth Tracy
Tableau-MuTphy ON Bender
Recitation -- Aunt rhankfgls candle max
Ing day..r..-.. ....-..... Nellie Robertson
CLOSING address. ...s+...,..Lola Squirting
Closing song - Down where the swAnee
River Flows,
Tuly IEN
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SCOTS EMULSION

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And yet In the matter Of restor-
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strength to the tissues, especially
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
STATE INDUSTRIAL OPERATION

Kansas has gone farther than any other American
state in taking UP line of business previously regarded
solely within the province Of individual corporate
interests
BY its action concerning the oil industry Kansas
becomes the pioneer in and untred field of
state exploitation. Upon the Of the experiment
undertaken may depend similar trials in other
states on different Industrial lines
That the Kansas experiment is recognized in the
state hazardous is evident from the strong oppos
ton it encountered in the legislature Both the gov
ernor and the speaker of the assembly opposed the
project in its early stage indorse it
only under popular pressure These cooler heads recog
nized the many difficulties that would be encountered
in the attempt to operate the great oil industry of the
state government adjunct.
The bill affecting oil transportation in Kansas, which
passed by almost unanimous vote, is far more
potential in the fight against the Standard Oil
pany than is the act providing for state refinery.
This act breaks the monopoly of the big company
" compelling 1t to transport the oil product of the
state or of other companies The antidiscrimnation
bill also is farreaching in application to all monopoes,
it makes it unlawful for any commodity to be sold
in any town of the state at prices lower than in
other town. except such difference may be made
necessary through freight rates" The enactment of
that bill. however is not assured.
This situation of the oil industry in Kansas is of
direct importance to all oil producing states but
especially to California.
Our own state is the only one in which the oil indus
try appears to be While the product of the
older states is approaching exhaustion and while the
Kansas and Texas fields already showing similar
signs, impression appears 10 have been made on the
general oil deposit of California in the twenty thirty
years of active production Biologists and practical
oil prospectors agree that the supply of oil in the
deposits of this state is practically mabe and that
the industry may be regarded permanent.
California is not yet confronted with such direct
issue Kansas has met in regard to the grasping
Standard Oil company. The freezing out policy Of
that company has not been applied forcefuly in this
state Whs of cold air have come from the Standard
machine indicating what is in storage but the full blast
such as Kansas experiences, has not been turned
on in the oil districts of California.
Kansas has the deepest sympathy of California in
its struggle with the gigantic monopoly and the best
wishes its success expressed ferveny by the
Golden state.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
LEGISLATIVE "RAKE-OEE"

Californias senatorial disgrace is subject of wide
spread discussion in eastern newspapers The Phila-
delpha Record, for instance, makes this comment:
I'm California four state under charges of
bribery and corruption. State senator's by reason of
their small membership, afford peculiar opportunities
for venal traffic in legislation In the larger bodies
there is much greater difficulty in forming corrupt
binations for the sale of votes"
The Quaker city contemporary does not stick to its
theory however alludng the legislature of its
state in the issue wherein the above
quotation charges directly that the Pennsylvania
legislature a whole with its large membership, is
corrupt the The Record says: CAS- the people of
Pennsylvania know to their sorrow, there has
under the nurture the Republican machine control
system of bargain and sale in the making of appropra
for charitable and educational purposes No rake
off, appropriation is the usual machine ultimatum.
Notwithstanding the saying that misery loves
pany" California cannot derive comfort from the
knowledge that Pennsylvania any other state is sub
jected to the rakeof disgrace practiced by egsla-
tors The fact that California to have
of bad company in that respect only makes
shot of condition many states where the lawmakers
practice the "holdup almost with the effrontery of
stage bandits, but in a less honorable?
California has set many good example for other
states and it has opportunity to give drastic
object in the stamping out of legislative venay
Exemplary punishment for the four senatorial cuprs
would only wipe out the particular reproach brought
upon the state in their case but would have saluary
influence in all the other states afflicted with legislative
"rakeoff."