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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19
WILL PLAY "MR. BOB"
College Students VIII Present De-
Iightful Comedy at City fall
Next Wednesday Night.

The delightful two-act comedy, "Mr.
Bob, will be presented by the students
OF Dallas College, under the direction
of Miss Elizabeth M. Pollock, at the
City Hall, next Wednesday evening.
A short program Of musical selections
and reading will precede the presenta-
tion Of the comedy. The people Of
Dallas are liberal patrons Of enter
tainments by home talent, and a
crowded house is assured.
PROGRAMME.
Vocal Solo, "My Old Oregon Home" :"
Harry Won Tilzer), Carl Williams.
Reading, 'Traver's First Hunt" !"
Orchard Harding Davis, Miss Ada
Osfield.
Vocal Duett, "Oh, That We Two
We're MayingW (W. H. Neidlinger),
Misses Emroy McDevitt and Edna
Morrison.
Reading, "The Heart of Old
Hickory" CW. Allen Drumgoole), Miss
frankie Hayter.
Reading, "Trick VS.. Trick" John
Seymour Wood, Walter Critchlow.
Vocal Solo, Loves Revelry," "CW. J.
Lord, Miss Ella Butler.
''MR. BOB"
A Comedy in Two Acts.
CAST OF CUARACTFRg
Philip Royson.... -. Chester Gates
Robert Brown, clerk of Benson. -.
& Benson. ..... Walter Critchlow
Jenkins, Miss Rebecca's butler 80
...... ..............Or Orrie Arnold
Rebecca Luke, a maiden lady,.
................. Ada Osfield
Katherine Rogers, her niece. e..........
.................. Nola Coad
Marion Bryant, Katherine's friend. ..
..............F Florence Palmer
Patty, Miss Rebecca's maid d.....
.................Fr frankie Hayter
Act I-Breakfast room at Tresham
time, morning.
Act II-Scene, same as Act L time,
afternoon.
The Dallas College song, "The Col
lege Midst the Hills" will be sung
by a students chorus between the acts.
Admission, 25 cents; reserved seats,
35 cents. The sale Of seats will open
at Belt & Cherrington's drugstore at 9
o'clock tomorrow, Saturday morning.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19

Mrs. CLARA B. Burson and Miss
Josepha Holmes drove up from
Mccoy and visited friends in Dallas,
Monday. Mrs. Burson arrived from
Beulah, Malheur county last week,
and will visit friends in this county
until late in June. Her brothers,
Richard and Winnie, prominents stock
men of Malheur county, will attend
the Lewis and Clark Fair and visit
old friends in the Willamette Valley
Dext month, and she Gwill probably
return home with them.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19
REFLECT All Officers.

The meeting Of the Polk County
Woolgrowers' Association at Browns
Hall last Saturday was not largely
attended, most of the sheep men being
busy with their shearing. Several
business matters Of importance came
up for consideration, and the best Of
harmony and good-feeling prevailed.
George McBee was reelected presi-
dent. and H. L. Fenton was unani-
mously chosen to succeed himself as
secretary and treasurer. These gentle
men were also reelected president and
secretary, respectively, of the Polk
County Mohair Association, which
Organization held a meeting immedi-
ately after the adjournment Of the
wool meeting
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19

The hest galvanized eave-trouebine
at Guy Bros. 1Oc per foot.
Attorney Frank Holmes, Of Salem
transacted business at the courthouo,
yesterday.
money OF private parties to loan Al
per cent Oh well-improved farms
S1BLEY & EAKIN.
Eat Hollowell's delicious straw.
berries and be happy. For sale Of
Loughary & Ellis grocery store.
Mrs Jack Collins and little daughter
OF Wrangell, Alaska, are visiting 81
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Georoe
Kerr.
Harvey b. Lounsbury, travelling
freight agent of the Southern Pacific
Company, was business visitor in
Dallas, Wednesday.
Prof. A. M. Sanders, principal of
the Roseburg High School. was a
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Abel Uglow this week.
Miss Evelyn Gehrke, Of ALBANY.
who has been visiting in Dallas for
several weeks, left Monday morning
for a visit in Portland.
Hon. Frank Fawk, Polk countv,s
Democratic representative in the Ore.
gon Legislature, was business
visitor in Dallas, Friday.
Children who are backward in
their studies are often rendered so hv
eye strain. This cannot be corrected
too early I test free. DR.BART1 LETT
Albert Teals new residence in East
Dallas is nearing completion. Mr.
Zeal has been down from Falls City,
personally supervising its construc-
ton.
Next Sunday, being the 4OOth ami
versary of the birthday of John Knox,
Rev. W. I. Wardle, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, will preach an
appropriate sermon.
The young people Of the M. D.
Church were entertained at Calendar
Social at the home of Mayor and Mrs,
Ed Biddle, Wednesday evening. A
highly enjoyable time is reported
A fine logging engine arrived in
Dallas for the W. W. Johnson Lumber
Company on Wednesdays freight
rain. The engine was built by the
Iron Works, of Portland,
Ind is one of the very best machines
II its class. 1t will be taken to the
ogging camp on the headwaters of
he LaCreole river, where the company
las one engine in operation.
Charles Baker left on Tuesday for
Hutchinson, Kansas, where he is
associated with his brother in the
5rain-buying business. His son,
Walter, who has position in the
'ff1ce, will follow in few weeks. Mr.. /,
Baker spends about nine months of
ach year in Kansas, and the re-
of the time with his family
n Dallas. He expects to return home
bout the first of next March.
Miss Anna Hallock and her sister,
Irs. r. F. Robinson, of Portland,
AVE associated a number of choice
ZONES near the Exposition grounds {
nder the name of the 1905 Home t
association" Their home at No. 772
luimby street, only six blocks from
he main entrance to the Fair |
will afford excellent accom- /
notation for visitors, and is head e
uarters for the Association. Those i
to visit the Fair should write /
hem, as they make no charge for S
heir services in securing rooms. f
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19
HIGHEST PRICE FOR WOOL

I will pay q cents for any Polk
county wool, clear Of sacks In other
words, 1 will pay you "a cents a
pound for your wool, and also pay you
for the sacks. Don't sell your wool
without first seeing me. Call or ad-
dress,
J. L. CASTLE,
Dallas. Oregon
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19
pix County Observer

.,o,r seats for "Mr. Bob.
u0'' oso coffee in town at Howe's
00r nap,omber that Order carries
soa hs conee-the very best.
rso OBSERVER office wants the print
j. w YOU are particular about.
no q. and Mrs. W. L. Soehren visited
,aIatives M in Hillsboro' Sunday
'' ~. 7 G. Uglow andlittle daughter
MlI i,I.itinp relatives in McMinnville.
Come and see those oil cans at
uowe's U they never overfill yourlamp.
Amber Blend, the most popular
.,soe % in town, at Loughary & Ellis. ;
THE newest thing outI Those Lewis
- CLARK dishes, at Loughary &
Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elliott, Of
prowosville, are the parents of new
6TUNuD'--N'
born son.
nrink Amber Blend coffee once, and
on will use no other. Loughary &
Ellis sell it.
County Coroner R. L. Chapman was
in Falls City on a business visit,
Wednesday,.
lanes Olmsted, former resident
dPolk county, has moved from Nc
Minnyille to Salem.
Now is the time to paint your house.
Ten per cent reduction on all paints
at Crider's Grocery.
Dr. S. A. Bartlett was a Portland
visitor over Sunday, returning home
on Mondays evening train.
Mrs. S. J. Richmond, Mrs. Minnie
Holman and Miss Leone Williams
visited in Portland this week.
Arnold's Carnival Company is
billed to appear in Independence, next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Samuel Orr, prominent stock
raiser and hop farmer of Rickreall,
was in Dallas on business visit,
Tuesday.
Lewis and Clark dishes, beautifully
decorated with pictures Of Fair build
ings and Oregon scenery, just in, at
lOughary & Ellis.
Miss Halle Reynolds came up from
Portland Saturday evening for short
visit at the home of her parents, Prof.
and Mrs. W. I. Reynolds.
Mrs. George Fiddeman, of Albany,
visited at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Blessing in this
|city few days during the week.
Many in this vicinity have found in
OSteopathy a cure for diseases which
had stubbornly resisted other methods
Of Treatment. Call for free consulta-
zion. DR.. BARTLETT.
DR.. H. L. Toney, dentist; graduate
Df Ann Arbor, Michigan. Office up
stairs Uglow building. Hours to 70
and to5. Examinations free. Phone
Is.
Lace curtains laundered in the
leatest style at the Dallas Steam
Laundry. Spring house-cleaning time
5 here, and you should take your
'urtains to the Laundry if you want
work.
The edrudgery of washday is relieved .
" using one of our Acme ball-bear-
ng washing machines-the lightest {
unning machine on earth. Don't {
'uy until you have examined this line. t
IAUGHN & WEAVER. I
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19


Born, Friday, May 10, 1905, to Mr..
suu Mrs. Oscar Hayter, of this city. a
daughter. o'''' "
o. M. Davis, a prominent hop-
grower OF the Buell. neighborhood
was a county seat visitor, Tuesday.
e. L. Hawkins, the Dallas marble
ou'Cer' mas set up a handsome monu-
ment at the grave of the late lanes
Ball. In the Bethel cemetery.
Many reflex nervous disorders are
caused by eye strain. Hyperopia Gar
sight is the most frequent cansp
Eyes tested free. DIR. bartlett
L. Gerlinger president Of the Dallas
ana Falls City railroad, came up from
portland on a business visit, Tuesday
ne returned to the city yesterday
morning.
"A called meeting Of the congregation
OF the Presbyterian church, to act ON
the resignation Of the Pastor, will be
neid next Thursday evening, at 80
o'clock. By order of Session.
Miss Marguerite Longacre, a we'll
known vocalist of Portland. and
formerly of Dallas, will leave for
EUROPE tomorrow. Miss Longacre
mas just returned from a successful
concert tour of Alaska.
l. F. Yoakum, leading hop raiser
OF the Bridgeport district, was in
Dallas, Tuesday. He says the yards
ID MS vicinity are free from vermin.
but that the cool weather is retarding
the growth of the vines.
Bert Wells, mail carrier on Rural
Route 1, received a letter from his old
home in Minnesota this week, saving
that his house and barn had been |
totally demolished by a cyclone. The
loss will amount to several hundred
dollars.
City Marshal Grant desires to noti-
fy all dog owners that the annual dog
Tax is due and payable. After June l,
penalty of SO cents will be added to
each license, and the Marshal will
Impound and kill all dogs not pro-
Vided with license tags. The officers
propose to enforce the dog law to the
letter.
G. Il. Burrows, of Elmira, N. Y,
Was visitor at the home of Melvin
Green, in this city, Friday. Mr.. Bur
'ows IS conductor on the New York
Central railroad, and had been attend
ng the conductors convention in
Portland. Mr.. Burrows and Mr.
Green were old-time neighbors and
riends in New York.
Frank Lucas, Postmaster at Mon
Mouth, has been chosen director of
he Oregon Agricultural College Band,
It Corvallis, for the remainder of the
chool year. He has been granted
leave of absence from the
Mr. Lucas is a skilled
nusician, and is one of the best band
9aders in the state.
Wagner Brothers, the machinists
nd wagon-makers of this city, are
utting the finishing touches on fine
and will have the vehicle
n display in their implement store
omorrow. The wagonette is beauti-
llly finished, the interior being
vanished and the seats
pholstered in leather. 1t is strongly
uilt throughout, and will carry
even people besides the driver. This
J the first vehicle of its kind ever
uilt in Polk county, and will prove a [
olendid advertisement of the Wagner t
actory. "
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19
aorsemen. Attention.

The imported German Coach stall
lion "Alban" will make the season Of
1905 at Farmers Feed Shed in Dallas.
Polk county. Terms so, SIS and $50.
HUBBARD & Mcdaniel,
Dallas, Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19
mYoung lockwood" /"

The fine trotting stallion, young
lockwood" will be at Blacks barn
in Dallas every Friday and Satur-
day. Remainder Of week on W. G.
Brown farm north Of Dallas. Terms,
$40.
CLARENCE BROWN,
Dallas, Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19

AinswOrth Chapter, No. ~, r. A. M.
Work in the Royal Arch degree has
been postponed from Saturday eve
ming, May 20, to Saturday evening,
May 81. All Royal Arch Masons are
cordially invited.
OSCAR HAYTER,
High Priest.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19

to Dallas May %. All Eye troubles
and chronic ills permanently relieved
Mrs. H. B. Cosper, secretary Of the
Rebekah Assembly of Oregon, attend
ed meeting of the Grand Officers in
Portland this week. The Grand
Lodge will convene in Portland, June 6
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19

Christopher @. Patrick died Of
paralysis at his home in Spring
Valley, Tuesday, aged 76 years.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-19

"a DR.. H. L. Bancroft, eye and
- nerve specialist, will return
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-18

resident Roosevelt will be asked to
peak and he has already addressed
III gaol beads maeting and the fores
ry meeang, ! thing that he wilI JOIN
q fl $ move.
Tha pasry as H arrived hsra was
'aie up n part as fol'o~
Members Of he GONNA tee r, Il
Dovanor West Virginia acting chair
can r. r bishop Mich gan n. n
Ncheson ana wife, Pennsylvania.
5. Alexander, New rb James Me-
.aehlan ara wife California; Wllia
orimcr and daughter Illinois, Wes
ley T. Jones, Wash ngton; James Il
RANK Ell, 1ous'ara and James II
Davidson Of Wisconsin,
Other guests James RI. CASSIDY
secretary Of the commit &c. and wife
I H. McGapn, 4, r. Hutchison, +. w
Treadway Captain John r. Bravo, j
Wy, Wa~drop ana wife, A. J. stone
r. A. Loyi and wife, John Williams
Cap ain James A. Hender ON and wifi
Captain w. H. Rogers, Colonel George
III Henderson.
Corps of United sta.es army eng
neers- Colon Al RuffeE Major Sibert,
Major Hinn and Captain Burgess.
In addition to the above, Mayor
George Parsons and daughter, Nj IS
Blanche, and Mr. Egbert smith preai
dent Of the Commercial club, were on
board. A party consisting OF Miss
BESSIE M Turner, city editcr OF the
Telegram, Postmase er Sidney h. Mil
ler Congressman George W. Smith
OF Murphystoro. Congressman Pies +
Chapman of Vienna Alderman Wood
apd Edward Gross went 10 paducah
Yesterday morning and made the trip
from That pface 10 Cairo with the com.
mittee
4 number of the prominent citizens
pf Evanswille joined the parry there
Tueeday night They were.
W n Keller and wife, slas Ichan
h7usar ara wife. Peter Emerich ana
wife Fred Iauensien and fe. ]. II
0dall aad wife, G. 4. welding. Colone
z, y poseg &. q Schlueter. A. w
lgelhcart and rev NJ J Merritt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-18

aot % te9 as what We already know
aut y impress lipon tho people Of tho
ountry che necessity ~ making our
yater ways better than they are To-
air.
Congressman Lorimer. Who up in
I'll last night was the silent member 81
he party painted a rosy view OF the
csulls that would come from d nine,
DOT stage in the Ohio. Mr.. Ldr,mer
grew quite eloquent and said that The
lime Was sure 10 comew when tho plans
the hcseawmftfae wopid he realized
NIX. Jones made pu excellent talk
n the matter and s9siShat the matter
NJ river improvements Mas not only
aeneiit ~ the Ohio and'ths Mississippi
valleys, but was national ii ita score
Congressman Rassendcll Of Louis
ana, who flrst launchal me idea of
Aolding q national waterways meeting
explained the difficulties that the riy
er aud harbors committee had always
worked under owing to the fact that
he appropriation was 50 spall. as
compared with other and far less Ina.
portanS matters, llach year The gov.
arnnent spends SIXTY millions On lts
navy q hundred and twenty millions
ID tdo post Sfdce Department, hun.
dred and fortytwo ia lll5naf on psn.
slons and whenever TIE cry pf econo
my is raised the money "a altays Talk.
en- ri oi our appropriation
the general sentiment ~ present
does nol warrant larger atproprla.
'ion and The mt onal wn.erwa(s meet
irg, waa devised 10 orslcr n stA I'D ihe
interest In the mattsr ANA I'd dsyiHe
a means to secure tne approf |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-18
THE MEETING PLANNED WILL
BE NATIONAL IN IT'S Sc0p
And All the States Will Be Represent
Officials Gratiiied With The Trip
Enthusiasm Shown.


The suggestion q consrs snan ii ouisapa
national wewaa congntop assn formal shape ai a. Fe
o e ~ a m y sae seae queen 81 yeste da afternoon
s tae ONO valley Improvement ciaien
Tes and habors committee who the rip ssc
Tso conference supplementary held on Tuesday Il W
ne 5eaeae 2f holding y the eanSeison outlined
John + Vance president me Valley Improvement
Ea5 ssed eha,T1saa e ae esns ptis
\ e Merchants ana Manufacturers association city
RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED. u
f lengthy sea the f3l was adopted III Nh
unanimous yote q At prasensS D's d N
liberal policy npoveareit o the WATERWAYS - th @
ae oh9 Valley Inproyement requested % invite within MI
association Il The country persons Il ra
sen popsf s. conference the purpose 81 daysing
a 5 @ ~ nn & 1gf agag nsitpaal anr
MANY suGoEs7ioNs ADVANCED /
The discussion fun ono ana tie members II
N pgaral neea many ausgestisna deeisad tf
aanng ,aia question and as9 at other considered
H., . noTAeLEa AZ rAE coNrrReace.
rainias u @ we're congresmen Doyenor o
New York Davidson of Wisconsin crachn II caiforn a
hcaE Jones q Washington Minnesota Ranrlcl II p
ne and fraser shey John Z vance y coss
o 81 'asI pshr h9aeson .a " + Rogers M Anderson
~ H. s = oassa q Cleveland Mayor Parsons 81 ca
r,. Talr. OCCUPIED JUST WEEK.
r ba if @ le pnrs q ea was covered u ist week.
sh n of a mae If I'D "a % o@ eaae w sas provided
the congressional party bort here some eoln II eb % s
aae wz1cos an esa q a The illinois river ana ne drainage
The citizens q s ty which be sccne N he nex spn
edon o the OHIO Valley Emprov
lost enthusiastic welcomes received entire river
~ OFFICIALS AR eRATiFiED
ih oslcas "a the Ohio Valley Enforcement
W de results ol the trip They hold
and 5ha the accomplishment Of he national ea
convention IN itself sufficient mpese for he Ohio ba
uoeg N any increase which prevailed rcn M
o. rivers and harbos Improvement IN Nten " hla
TRIP Has DONE IMMENSE oooD
W NV ~ b'ieuh Yesterday afeno
Inc p has done world are more than sat,aa
q ne rshts We members az e rivars Il
committee fayorho river ana on and WI
uecauSe OF the indifference appropriate The onpv
remains now for association
nd y ule entire United States to this
PEOPLE MADE SPLENDID INVESTMENT
Apeft Detinser of Cincinnati
ever mace better investment The river. snd ba
ye now seen the heard from tbp 4;
fVer men and the business thousand iae
way US sauuest needs The 2mbers Of "
" Ky Improvement and would be
% hight 20 anpropr
ney % meet the needs IN this direction work has he
, headH W y VII III 9' tiu1 ~Aeu Y comes
op was made az Goconda above CAIRO Ns n
about a. AT smihand. mouth Of tic cnheyta
sue sucN her in the minutes Tbo ne snn s
aucah az the mouth where he .taar
tso hours The ladies ten abu, the ci 81 MI
'eS ann me men treated tho
VoPous ~ large cwd gathered
a " honor OF the ana
a az cairo The beat Mississppi enninw
Ae ono de wharf from which on her rarn ~ M
a A. midnight she #e2ecea arrive Cincinnati carly Sar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-18

off GERS of Cairos commercial organt-
zations, and the date Of the reception
to the committee in this city. In the
over * rner In red were the words
We hope 10 meet again. On to Cairo
Convention October 1905. An append
ed leaf showed he big steamer John
Barrett, Of the Barrett Towboat linz
The third page was devoted to the
nenu win CHI was in fifteen courses.
With three courses Of W mes and cham
paigne The menu was as follows
Canapes de Cayia.e,
Tortue Verte Claire Royale,
Olives AUX Farcia, RAIDS,
Filet de Pompano Meun ere
Concombas Pommes de Terre Paris
ienne,
Grabs Moux Griiles, ala Newberg
Asparagus n Bunch Mousseline
Sorbet all Banedictlne
Spring Chicken sue Canape an Cresson
P0mmes nouye1;es ala creme
salade dc tomatoes
Strawberries Whipped Cream
Fancy Cakes, 0hio Valley Ice Cream
Cheese Crackers
Cafe Noir
Haut santernes Pontet Canet
g. II Mumm's Extra Dry.
On the fourth page was a list Of
he toasts.
In the capacity OF toastmaster Mi.
listhorpe acquitted himself with
much honor His introductlons were
aried and well said and interesting
1e called upon Mayor Parsons to re
spond to toast "Dn Behalf Of the
City of Cairo Mr.. Parsons IN very
pleasing little talk, aid that he had
prepared a response to the toast, bu,
sfter listening to number Of the
ame nature in other cities he had
iecided not to use it, but extended
hearty welcome to the distinguished
guests and assured them that Cairo
nd her citizens were proud to have
hem here
In tho absence of Hon. Theo Bur
on, who was called home from Gin
s'nnati ON account Of important bust
leis, Capt. p. p. Dovener OF West Vir-
ginia, responded to toast "On Be
lalf Of the Visiting Committees" He
tated that he cf course was heartily
n favor of the Ohio river improve
nents and wanted to see the work
done at once. but that as thar was
Soregone conclusion coming from him,
Se would like to hear some Of the
)ther guests on the subject.
Two pleasing and well received
oast3 were those responded To by
Ion w. N. Butler on Illinois" and
japt. n 3. Thlstlewcod on Our
Wants.
The members Of the committees
we're called upon and all spoke in the
icaNesi and most enthusiastic man.
aer of the fine hospitality 70 whicn
hey had been treated while III Cairo
and without reservation, spoke In fa-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-18

vor of the proposed Improvement q
making a ninefoot stage Of water he
tween Caro- and Piytsburg.
The talks were all intere. ting and
highly instructive, especially those ol
Congressman William Lorimer Of Chi.
cago Wesley L. Jones CT Washington
and ., Adam Bede Of Minnesota.
The latter, who Ks the famous wit Of
he house. made a most humorous al.
dress. "As soon as get back to
Washington said Congressman Bode.
~ intend 70 SEQ Theodore and ten him
privately that the Ono must be I'M
proved. II Theodore win treat me
right viii invite him 10 Duluth.
whore lie can kill more bears from his
1otel window than he win ever be
lble tc SEQ in Colorado"
Striking a serious vein, MIR Bede
called attention to the fact the water.
9ays We're the great natural check
lpcn excessive railroad ratei. He
ad the congress Of the United States
had been called upon to regulate rates.
tiow much better" be said would
t be 70 Improve the water ways ana
bus put natural check On the rail.
Dads He pointed our how cheaply
srelght could be shipped from Milwau-
Eee ~ foreign ports and said he woala
Be glad when all the cities Of the conn.
try could have actual connections with
ha oceans
THE people hould STRIKE" he sald.
for internal improvements. when
they do congress viii have to listen to
them. \ lpak forward with pleasure
70 the time when d great national
convention viii gather at Washington,