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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-13
WOULD EMULATE ROOSEVELT
Secretary Taft Says Lincoln Would
Approve Presidents Acts.

Secretary Taft Says Lincoln Would
Approve Presidents Acts.
Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. 13.-Sec-
rotary Taft was the principal speaker
at the Lincoln club dinner here. 1t
was held in the Klingman Furniture
Exhibition building, and more than
1000 persons occupied seats at the ia
BILE The hall was deliberately dec
GRATED, and as compliment to Am
bassador Jusserand of France French
c0fors were mingled with the Ameri-
can. Responding to the toast What
would Lincoln do today" Mr.. Taft
said in part:
:Can there be any doubt where
Abraham Lincoln would have stood in
the issues which peculiarly distinguish
the administration of Theodore Roose.
welt. refer to the struggle which he
and his administration have made for
the elimination from our business and
political fabric of the corrupting inf1u
ence of the unlawful business com.
binations and the demoralizing effect
of disobedience to law by our great
railroad and transportation companies.
The one thing that distinguished Lin.
coin in all his life was the contention
in favor of the equal administration
and protection of the laws. From the
soles of his feet through all that long
frame to the top of his head he was
a democrat in the true sense of the
word and opposed to privilege and
class immunity.
HE was not an enemy Of wealth
lawfully accumulated. He welcomed
and encouraged internal improvements
and Of course favored prosperity de-
veloped by business enterprises and
the combinations of capital, but he al
ways exalted in the consideration Of
every issue the rights of the individ
ual and especially of the humber men,
bers of society who were least able
to protect themselves. Therefore we
may know with certainty that cannot
brook contradiction that in the strug
gle to make all business lawful, to
take away from great corporate COM
binations the illegal privileges and i'm
munities that official investigations
have shown in many instances to pre-
vail, Lincoln would have made the
same good fight which has endeared
Roosevelt to the same plain people OF
the country who upheld the hands Of
the martyred president through all the
great trials Of his administration"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-13
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS:
TONIGHT and Tomorrow Morning.

Sun sets SGT. rises $50. Moon sets
5:22 a. m. Moons age, II days. a. m,
planet Mercury at perihelion, nearest ac-
tual approach to sun; possibly seen low
In west following sunset several days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-13
THURSDAY, FEB IS, 1908.
feb. l3 In history.

172S - Cotton Mather, IA sTA ~.
NOUS in the witchcraft A%s&A -
raid. died at Boston; \ Q
born there Feb L, 1863 FEs ~
17s9-General Ethan Allen, y
the Green Mountain WN
hero, died in Burling- A
ton. Vt; born in Litch- - AK
field, Conn, 1739 NN%1NA
eSO5 - David Dudley Field, &NHMMAT
jurist, born in Haddam, I'M %S~
Conn. n., AM
1SeEHans Won Bulow. the 'is''' <A-'e'''
celebrated pianist, died at Cairo.
Egypt; born 1880.
1sO5-W. C. Prime, noted author and ed
itor, died in New York city; born ISIS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-13
Bushes. R.vivins, credi. Men Say.

Philadelphia. Feb. 13.-Signs Of BET
ter business conditions are reported b
credit men from many parts Of ths
country who for the last two days
have been in conference in the Belle
vue-Stratfcrd hotel Those who were
interviewed on the question Of ths
business outlook expressed alnOa
unanimous belief that the turn haa
cone. fndustrizIly and commercially.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-13

Tom Lawson wants to bet any part
of 100000 on Roosevelt for a third
term. John w. Gates says he would
take him up except that he hates
piker.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-13
Trying to Keep Kelsey Out Of Caucus

Albany. y. Y, Feb. 1a-COncentrat-
ing their power to prevent any at.
tempt to commit the Republican sena
tors by caucus pledge to carry out the
recommendations Of Governor Hughes
that superintendent Of Insurance KEEL
sey be removed from Office. the pro
mOters Of the Raines- McCarren by par.
tlsan combination which saved Kelsey
last year are preparing for a repetition
Of the old programme.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-13
un.l. s.r R..sr = a., Niiti..

Washington Feb. 1S-Acting sscrs
tzry q War Oliver announced that
the var department. st last i IN . 20
sstSou 10 completely arn the orgarIp
ed militia Of the country. 10o.o1
stroax. vita the rev hish powered
army rise.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-13

The patent Office has just granted
patent on making paper out of saw
dust. This is sure to have serious
effect on the breakfast food industry
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Old Town Hollow

Dust! dust! nothing but dus
can you see in our vicinity.
Mrs. L. D. Wright and daugh
ter Jessie, were Logan visitor
Saturday.
Frank Fickel and wife called or
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Rutter
Sunday.
Frank Wolfe and wife were tht
over Sunday guests Of her parents
Mr.. David johnson, Sunday.
Miss Goldie r. Scholl, who hal
been visiting relatives in Ian
caster and Bremen, has returned
home and reported very fine
time,
Quite number of our friends
attended the Soldiers Reunion at
Laurel Chapel, where very large
crowd of people were present, all
having enjoyed very fine time
Isaac Wolfe spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. d. Wolfe and
wife.
Miss Ida Stivison spent Sunday
with Miss Estella Wright.
We understand that No. 8
school will commence the 18th. of
this month with Sherman Polling
as teacher.
Miss Edith Wolfe, of Cherry
Ridge, called on her grandparents
a few days this week.
Hello, Marion No. 8 scribe,
where have you been for 80 long,
have you been lost2
Miss Minnie Sheets is working
for Mrs. John Polling at present.
Quite number Of our boys and
girls attended Labor Day at Lo-
gan. All reported nice time.
Farmers, beware of your melon
patches lest some Of the youthful
boys should get in the patch and
plug them all and attempt to take
one or two like couple of boys
have been doing.
Abe Mowery, of Iowa, was the
Sunday evening and Monday
guest Of David Wolfe and wife.
There will be Sunday School at
Bethany at 6 o'clock Sunday
evening, and if possible, preach
ing following, to which all are in
vited. JOLLY ONE
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California Hooking Co. }

Charles Warner and wife and Mel
son Reed and wife were Saturday
shoppers in Laurelville.
Agnes Evert returned home after
two weeks stay at South Bloomfield.
Mrs. Mary Heron returned home
Sunday, after pleasant visit with
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. j. Acker, of
Blue Creek.
VIM. Acker, of Blue Creek, was the
Sunday guest of Shannon Vanfossan
and family.
Ora and Ella Heron and Leila and
Marie Evert took Sunday dinner with
their uncle, S. p. Heron on Bowser
Ridge.
Edna Evert returned home Sunday,
from Happy Hollow, where she has
been working the past three weeks.
Mrs. Emma Reed and daughter,
Eliza, and Jennie Noggle spent Satur-
day evening with Ora Heron.
Edison Heron and Becher Evert are
quite busy making cane Molasses.
Ask John Murette who is the
champion brier mower and card play
er in the Hollow.
Berman Friend and wife, of Laurel
Vile, and the formers sister and
children, of Columbus, were seen on
our streets, Friday.
Mrs, Sulliah Nanfossan and son, Ray
we're guests of her brother, 5. =. Her
ron, Friday.
John Wilkis and 5. Nanfossan will
go TO Franklin Co., near Shadesyille,
this week to cut corn.
Marie Evert is making her home
with Mrs, Jennie Noggle
Nelson Spenser and Mr., Binkley, of
Adelphi, were seen on our streets,
saturday OLD OWL,
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Strawberry Ridge

School commenced at this place
Tuesday, Miss Ethel Hellyer as
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hamblin were
State Fair visitors, Friday.
Mrs. Richard Bartholow was in
Jacksonville a few days, visiting
relatives.
Florence O'Hare, Mary Ellinger,
Sam Montgomery and Anthony
EIlinger left Saturday for Spring
field, where they will spend few
days.
Mrs. Lucius Keplar is improving
very nicely at this writing from a
recent attack of sickness.
Several from this place attended
the Labor Day celebration at Lo-
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hunsacker
of near Webb Summit, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Mohler.
Audre Schaffer of this place,
was in Athens a few weeks.
Mr.. Charles Thompson and son
Harry of Doanville, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bud Ruble and
children of Indiana, spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ruble.
Mrs. Arch Montgomery spent
Sunday in Logan, the guest of her
daughter, Della Cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Smith and
son Clyde, attended Labor Day
celebration at Nelsonvllle.
Ed Thompson and wife of near
Logan, were the Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bartholow.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Graham
spent Sunday with Il. S. Meldrim
of Logan.
Mrs, Homer Montgomery spent
several days in Jacksonville.
Mrs. e. G. Hunter is very i'll
with the hay fever.
Miss Mabel Hunter and Mr., +.
N. Mclaughlin were in Union
Furnace, Sunday.
Robert Auborn of Logan, is
spending a few days with P. NJ.
Graham and family.
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SlagIe & Co.
Real Estate Dealers
Buck Run

George Glass and family, of Mercer
county, are visiting with Oliver Wolff
and family at present.
Mrs. Don Stienbrook, of Logan, Wis.,
tied her husband at Martin Tomp-
sons, Sunday.
| We understand that the well re-
Gently diilled in on the Henley farm
proved to be a dry hole.
George Woltz called on his brother,
Joe, Sunday p. m.
! Mrs. Emma Tidd called en- b. l.
Edwards, Sunday.
Jacob Stuart: of FIT. Wayne India
ma, is visiting with his brother, Nose,
at this place at present.
Mrs. Fast, of st. Mary's Ohio, is vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. Oliver Woltz
here at present.
Mrs. Joe Beavers called on Mrs.
Nose Stuart, Saturday p. m.
Nose Stuart and wife together with
Jacob Beougher and wife were the
over Sunday guests of Elisha Sheets,
VI 'iNoi ''lllOs
Prof. C. NJ. Volt spent Friday in
Columbus.
Ida Stuart and brothers, Ferd and
Ed, attended the State Fair, Thurs
day,
Pearl Dupler and family passed
along our streets, Sunday evening.
Amos Petman and wife called on
Wesley Matthias. of Pleasant HILL
Sunday.
Pearl Huffman and lady friend at
tended Negro Camp Meeting at the
Rock House, Sunday.
Quite q number from this place
spent Labor Day in the Capital City.
E. e. Miller and wife, of Rock
bridge passed along our streets, Sun
day evening.
Barney Kline was Lancaster visi-
tor, Saturday.
Frank Edwards spent Sunday at
the Rock House.
Sim Primer took dinner with Emma
Roop, Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Beavers and daughter,
Sarah, spent few days last week
with relatives, near So. Perry.
Tom Pierce spent Sunday with
Sarah Beavers.
Arch Azbell was in our community,
on business, Monday,
Marion Pitman and family spent
SUNDAY with the family of Martin
Tompson.
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StrlngtoWn

Quite a number from this place
attended the Soldiers Reunion in
Marion Township last Thursday.
John Rider and wife, of Colum-
bus, were the guests of Allen
Murphy, Sunday.
Walter Lehman and wife were
Logan shoppers Saturday.
Joel Harsch and wife attended
the State Fair, Thursday.
Emanuel Beougher, of Sugar
Grove, took dinner Saturday with
Noah Beougher and family.
Will Nixon and wife spent
several days last week at Colum-
bus.
Mrs. John Evans and daughter
Myrtle, of Pleasant Valley, spent
last Thursday with Mart Goss and
family.
John Blosser and family, of
Enterprise, were the Sunday
guests of the latter's parents.
Homer Schein and family were
seen passing through this place
Saturday evening enroute to
Jacob Scheins, of near Gibson
vile.
Charles Blackston and family
called on H. G. Bsery and family
Sunday evening.
Grover Ringbiser made a bust
ness trip to Enterprise, Monday.
Jacob Cotterman and wife were
seen passing through this place
Tuesday.
School opened at this place
Tuesday with Charles Blackston
Tuesday.
Quite number from this place
spent Labor Day in Logan.
Charley Clark called on Webster
Glow last Friday evening.
Wes Ansel has rented the Wm.
Nixon farm and will move his
family here in the near future.
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Laurelville

Hon. Salem Wolf, of Adelphi,
forme member of the Legislature
from Hooking Co., died at his
home, Saturday night.
Mahlon Paxton, the champion
melon raiser of Pine Creek, was In
our town Saturday with load of
melons.
Samuel Dresback and wife, of
as s. 4th. ST., Columbus, o., are
visiting j. =. Haines and wife over
Sunday.
Albert Little, of Pursell, was a
business caller in Laurelville on
Saturday and reports crops of all
kinds fine.
S. ID. Povemire moved to Colum-
bus this week, to engage in the
drug business.
r. Fl. Dresback, who has been
vi blc SICK lisb lOT bOmo Lmoj 10
better at this writing and Is able
tn walk out some.
George DUNN, who fell and
hurt himself while out at his barn
one day last week, is not much
better at this writing.
Comrade j. S. Haines attended
the reunion Of old soldiers at
Toledo last week and reports
good time, but was himself rather
unfortunate and lost his hat.
Reuben Bryan, of Ethridge,
Tenn, visited friends here last
week.
Gordon. Ligget, of Scott, o.,
visited friends In this place last
week.
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Marion No. 5

There was large crowd of peo'
pie attended the Soldiers Reunion
at Laurel Chapel last Thursday
and all report fine time.
Ada Scholl and Edith Rarrick
of Lancaster, visited their parents,
Sunday and Monday.
William and Henry Scho!l were
visitors to the Queen City, Thurs
day evening.
Adam Lecrone and wife, of Bre.
men, and John Rarrick and wife,
of this place, visited James Nc.
Linn and wife and Mrs. Emily
Leerone, Sunday.
Sylvester Hickman. and wife
took dinner with the iatter's
mother, Sunday.
Charles Scholl spent Sunday
with his parents.
William Scholl made a trip to
Bremen, Monday evening.
Mrs. Sail Miller and Mrs. Noah
Stiyison called on Mis-. Rebecea
MeLinn, Sunday.
George Smith and lady friend,
Anna Michel, of Logan, took sup
per with William, Ada and Nora
Scholl, Sunday evening.
Edward Stivison and lady friend
spent Monday afternoon and even,
ing in Logan.
Nora Scholl called on Estells
Stivison and Almeda Like, Mon
day evening.
William Scholl made trip to
the cider mill Tuesday morning.
Nora Scholl called ON Mrs.
Charles Huston, Tuesday morn,
ing. DeRoTHY MARIE.
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Pleasant Valley

Mrs, b. +. Nihiser, of Corncob
Ridge, was the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. C, w. Polling, Tuesday.
Nellie and Grace Nancuren visited
their grandparents, of llesboro, Mon
day and Tuesday,
Born to Jacob Stiyerson and wife,
Tuesday, Sept, ,, a bouncing baby
boy.
A. Blackston and wife attended
Soldiers reunion in Marion township,
one day last week,
George Conkel, wife and children,
were the Sunday guests of Frank
Souders and wife, of near llesboro.
Homer Evans attended church at
Union, Sunday night.
C. w. Boiling and wife visited b, Il,
Nihiser and family, Sunday,
A. C, Prior and daughter, Hazel,
visited relatives at Westeryille, Ohio,
Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. Isaac Vancuren called on Mrs.
w. ID. Murphy, one day last week.
Charles Zeigler was caller I'm our
valley, Sunday.
Augustine Blackstone and wife and
Nellie Nancuren We're the guests of
Mrs. A. q. Prior and family, Sunday.
Ida Goss and brother, OF Marion
township, spent Sunday with j. Il.
Evans and family.
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Pursell

Bill Springer WAS a caller al
Hoy's, Friday.
Jacob Wine was caller at Lo'
gan, Friday.
Harvey Burgoon and son were
visitors in Logan, Saturday.
Harry Kern, John Voorhees,, Bill
Woodland and Bill Brown called on
VIM. Wine and wife, Sunday.
Arthur Voorhees, and Era Wood
ard called on Otie Wine one day
last week.
Rev. Lockwood and wife were
visiting Will Springer and mother,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Rosa Wine and children,
Forest and Otie, and Mrs. Mary
Springer called on Mrs. Chilcote,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kanode and
daughter, of Logan, were visiting
her parents last week.
Bill Springer, John Voorhees,,
Lon Unger and Shan Kuhn called
on VIM. Wine, Saturday.
Ira Banter and Harry Febus
were on our streets Thursday, sell
ing beets.
John Kern and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Kanode were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Smells, Sunday.
Mr.. Robson and son called on
VIM. Wine, Monday afternoon.
Bill WOOdard and A. BANTER
were on our streets Tuesday, with
a load of ties.
VIM. Wine was on our streets
Tuesday, with large load of
lumber.
Jacob Wine, John Voorhees,, Bill
Springer, Geo. Young and Ed.
Knef went to Ashville to cut corn
Monday.
Bill Brown, Rancy Her and John
Voorhees, were callers at Pursell
one day last week.
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SOCIETY NEWS OF Es
OTHER Towns 5
Northern Climate
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As we have not seen any Items from
this place, we will jot down few.
Thrashing and cutting clover seed
Is the order of the day.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the State Fair.
Alice Clark, of South Perry, Is WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs. VIII Hedges, at
present.
Mrs. Lewis Lynn is on the sick list,
at this writing.
Mrs. Mary Spangler and two sons
were the guests of Mrs. Stella Hedges,
last Wednesday.
Wilbert Riegel is able to be out
again, after short illness.
Frank Pierce and family were the
guests of Lewis Lynn and family, last
Sunday.
Barney Spangler and son, Clarence
Ray and Roy Riegel went on fishing
trip, Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. They report good time
and plenty of fish.
Mrs. Mary Cole and children, of
Lancaster, were the guests of Malinda
Mcbride, last Sunday.
Zeno Click was seen on our pixies
recently.
Will Hedges and family and Alice
Clark called on Van Root and wife,
Monday night.
Rev. Saline will preach his farewell
sermon, next Sunday night at Cedar
Hill.
Mrs. Minnie Manson was visitor
at Royalton, last Thursday.
John Kern and wife, of Lancaster,
were the guests of Mr.. Van Root and
family, part of last week.
Howard Scanlon's face is all smiles;
its a boy.
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Little Raccoon Creek

The Sunday school convention
held in Stones Grove was we'll
attended. We were favored with
quite an interesting recitation by
Capt. Wltherspoon of Creola, also
temperance lectures by e.. V.
Wright and Charlie Cox of Logan.
DR.. Moore and wife were Logan
shoppers, Monday.
Helen and Ruth Heft, who have
been visiting in our community
the past week, have returned to
their home in Logan.
Mrs. Joseph Hooper was visiting
her parents of near Logan, last
week.
Mrs. Pearl johnson called on
Mrs. Jacob Reddick, Wednesday
afternoon.
Walter Slime of Columbus, was
seen i'm Mt. Pleasant, Saturday.
The little son Of Henry Engle
and wife is quite sick.
Wilbur Cook was in Mt. Pleas
ant, Saturday evening.
A fine automobile passed through
our valley, Monday afternoon.
Mr.. William Milstead and fam
lily of New Plymouth, spent Sun.
day with his parents.
Ephraim Lane and family were
the Sunday guests of Mrs. Cath
crime Cherry, of New Plymouth.
Mrs. Will Mauk and children
spent Sunday with relatives in
New Plymouth.
Fred and Lucy Heinlein called
on Ruth Oswald, Sunday after
noon.
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Union Furnace

Mae Robinett, of Lancaster, yis
tied her parents, Sunday.
w. p. Miller and daughter,
Gertrude, were Logan visitors
Friday.
Mary McConnaha is visiting
friends at this place.
Mrs. Stevenson, of Dresden, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. r.
B. Longstreth.
Grace Miller has returned home,
after two weeks visit with her
cousin, Mrs. Ray Nixon, of Co.
lumbus.
Edna Weld is visiting friends
at Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolf, of
Haydenville, visited relatives at
this place Monday.
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Clear Creek

AS we have not had any items
from this place for awhile we will
try and write a few.
Henry Caves made a lying trip
to Sugar Grove, Sunday.
Geo. Matthias and Geo. Sheets
called on VIM. j. Carpenter, Sun.
day.
Jerry Elick was seen in our
vicinity one day last week.
Miss Linnie Elick is working
for Mrs. WIN. j. Carpenter.
Frank Primmer and wife called
on Pete Kraft and wife Sunday.
VIM. j. Carpenter called on his
mother, Mrs. Jerry Carpenter, one
day last week.
Henry Caves called on his broth
err, of Fairfield county Wednesday.
Frank Huford and Geo. Rish
were the guests of VIM. j. Car.
penter, Sunday.
Miss Cora Finefrock called on
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Finefrock,
Sunday.
Miss Ida Finefrock called on
Mrs. Pete Kraft one day last
week.
VIM. j. Carpenter called on
John Elick, Sunday.
UNCLE TEDDy.
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CarbOnhill

The leaves have turned from green to gold
Which tells the year is growing old,
And mortal man is striving on,
And his race Is almost run.
Lizzie Thompson, from near New
Lexington, has spent the past week
at the home of Jesse MCGEE, of this
place.
Tillie and Mabel McAllister, of this
place, spent the latter part of last
week at the State Fair.
II. A. Lanning, of Blatchford, was
here on business, last Saturday.
j. H. Joyce, from near here, has
been promoted to mine boss for the
Jacksonville Coal company, near this
place.
Frank Sheren, of Sand Run, was
here on business, last Friday evening.
Iris Bailey, the little daughter of
Ben Bailey and wife, of this place,
met with quite painful accident last
Sunday week by falling from hay
NOW and striking her side on box
and fracturing rib. DR.. Hill, of
Nelsonville, rendered the medical aid
and She is doing well at present.
The temperance people, of this
place, lost no time last week in circu-
lating a petition for County Local
Option. Out of l76 voters in this
precinct, l27 signed the petition and
all other places as far as we've heard
are just about the same. There is a
false report sent out, IL the saloons
are voted out, our taxes will be in
creased and our school money de.
creased. Now let us reason for one
minute see. OF the $1,000 saloon tax
that each saloon pays $3.50 goes to the
penitentiary to help to support the
criminals sent there through strong
drink; $3.50 goes to the county poor
fund to help to support the paupers
sent there by the saloons; $3.50 goes to
the police fund to help to support the
police which are employed to help to
keep down iawlessness which is pro-
duced by the saloons and $3.50 goes to
the municipality to help to keep up
the Jails, pay the mayor and such like.
Nowturn to the taxes and see whether
they will be increased or not. Our
taxes are higher now with $1,000 IL
cense than they were under 1850 Ii
cense. Ii voting the saloons out will
make the taxes higher by loosing the
$1,000 license, why In the name of rea-
son and common sense wasn't our
taxes lowered when the saloon tax
was raised from 1880 TO $1,000. Don't
all answer at once and get us con
FUSED UEOLk HEz.