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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

Wlan bar ben enere Sio / 9Sabpes
Ton un0erbanolet meo Giernc al Ncs=
leIaloet peo NerQus ON Hettigbeocr til
at operiole elcttyiit Iriptrait iii Be
lOenlnQ c9 fnbrltoriIt / nWpnte gtpyo
Sulato Gp. Set oreier l0 ON 2000
NellftlU'ter, % oct laocr MI til, at Oct
oil lpttc@. NpaO Der lig0er bag bette
Noreto9enoe, ION Sunoelslorcnln9en /
ySabpeton bar brO0t p1a Gnne, er lite
lnn meQet 2anten pnA noocn mere ub=
ptlet 6Abli,0rlit, inn mere en- Flan
ont al lna Gnla0t en- elettrilt Sane
mellem gSabpeton, glennem Santln=
ION, I'll Sisleton. TN iaao0n Vnne
oil 9jemcmitlGre ti al be iru9tbarele
% t0ttelt bctD9gcoc 99erbru9soifrl
ter G0lotn. Stnierne, Tiirilter, bpor
man plrieli0 ieler 3ran9 til Ell Sanc.
SOM Oct III er, bar 6oltet ben lDo=
lige Scl al &iNlano 6puntp &rp9=
pele at relle for at tpnme iii 6ouutp=
l0oct. gSabpeton. % Rpbert Gpuntp
bar Den norOlige Eel ln9en nnOtn
Sernb0ncforbinoelle meo Sisleton,
6punipiUoet, enc ira gN6ite Nod neo
omtrn9 Crtonoille Nilnnelptu. Zen
paut0ntte S0ne er ell goO Ylan, % on
oct bllr til no9ct iaa pil ben bllies
nieo @l0oe al 6oltet paa oisie &anter.
Som Ell g8abpeton- -Gorreiponoent til
"6dr9o 6orllm" uoialer l0: 6or
mango 9lar iDnes Oct at bape erilicrei
Ell OperCnstomli mellcm 9Rllmnuiee=
Snnen, Sim $)illa Ganeipltem % Sop
&ompanlet ON at iorti0tte meo at td6e
Dper i'm Sci al 5raIten % lite iOr=
INn9e Oeres Sinier ino i 6nrmeroi=
|ltrltterne." 90 oct forliaar man iau
0cl, oa osle Selituber lite pa0 no0en
,Dla0oe CT til ipr at imeoetomme Gnr=
merne. Eerlor bpr 6preta9enoer
lpm bet ber n0pnte % &eblen=gane
faa 6OItetS 3illlutnin9 % Spmlnt=
ring, inalAn9t iom Der er Nmeli0DeD /
Fromoteynes 6OrOrin0er. Aernbane=
elItaberne SDo Intotn er naturli0-
uis life bliOe, fOrOi @Nl0eyne ojennem
line SOrers Nepr0icntanter iiofe ge=
9isIatur tON li9 til at rt9ulere Stat=
tcrne paa ACrnboneeIenoom. 50 ior
3iObets GountDs y otommenoe butter
oe noi at 0On. 9n9llroh fru SUM
nit par bl0n0t Dem, iom icroteoe en-
sphere Stat pad iGaoan Gienoom. Mien
Ia0 os I'LL haObe, at man iljpper at
Ocnte 0ltior l0n9e paa Ell &ane nettc
9iltritt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

&ilOtinipett9rgn / Grafton. g. 8,
bar Gil rOmGrict Soe meO ScniDn til
at fua 9a9tlOpcn reIpetteret. &an pil
lp9e at ida 9e9i9ldturen iii at pcotagc
er XoO, Der lorbOoer StDoninQ al
NIlotet Om @Nurcu iamt Spppnin0 ii
6u9Iebunoe uoenOm Sd0tlUlonCn.
yam mener, al YoOcn tdn iormulcre9
ldaleoea, ct Ell Perion meo ct 5aQtNe
p@r paa Pr0rIen 6reoningstioen ian
blipe arrelteret pA multterct, % at bette
plloe l0tte Ell stopper ior ben iaa al
mlnoell9e NuertrGoelie al Statens
Sa9tlope.
g{ll er Oct rl9ti9nOi ina, at inQen al
Stubrllmpltatsns gDoe opertrrbrs ii.
tere emo iSreonn9slopen % Yrobibi=
tlonslcpen, ,Og Oct taer lite Del ior en-
Stats Sefoltning, at De peota0er
ltren9e Sope for at brpoe Dem. Sao=
oant oil 9lennem Sioerne ip0tte 6ol=
tets Getsbegreber % Samfunosmural.
llltranet tr00er man lite lclD0iune
gope % @sOtN9tsr unoer 6o0oerne /
no9en Stat. NNr man peota9et Ell
buIltenipmbelit Sob, Dor oct pare ell
bper Spr0ers Yli9t at le iii, at oCn
blir opcrbOlot, lelp ON man bar TENT
imoo ben. s Ell fOlteltDret Stat man
man ablolut bape IaabaS ylelhctt for
6olteOlllen, iom uotrpttes peD Stsm=
meflertal pna Sal9oa9en, at man ipler
oct lom i'm Yli9t at p9rne ON 6en.
Selpe &epubliten bpiler paa De 9rin=
ciper. alen bet bar e9entli0 ON Ben
fOrellaaeoe 6reonin9slop pi ber piloe
nbtale Dor Mening. Set er paa bei
5lo, at no9et 9lsres IOr at bepare DC
6u9tearter, Der enonll tDr til YrGries
liaterne lom oeres naturli9e Siem o0
SlImleplaos, o9 DC Se9islaturmeolem=
mer, lom oil ta9e oenne Sa9 op p0
faa 9lennemfsrt 2Ope / baaoe 9loro o0
Spo Satotas 2esislaturer, Der ino.
ltrGnier gleoilastnin9cn al pore prUg-
tlse prGrfbens, pil 9jSre en- itor 9el=
9lernlng, ltte aIene MOB PrGrieboerne
'elp, men o9iaa mob Den pirteli9 ben=
SG9er. Ser / Solitinsl.a.
'en ct Oct 6reoningsiuuen, iom III peo
IN Slapbso irilter melt til SpeltrU=
,elie.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

tjeOr9e u Nettibore, iom li9 Sap-
wooo % WOper bar antln9et lor Wpr=
Oct pan Nllo. Steilnenber9, pg lpnl Ii
geleOes biep Iritlenot, leo ilu unotr
OpbOloet % Sebanolingen 6Nngslet
/ SoabO, at ban oroe Nraf eitcr 6ri=
tienoelIen. Niinearbeioerne ocruoe
Telteu bar en- gipsinga iulO al eampe
fpr llrbeiosmanoens 9tetti9beoer. %
DC rige 0lInetongfr bnr DC glooltnn=
oere, 'pm De mda rCg'e meo. Yetii.
bone ontalcs lpm ct @jertemenneite,
bOis @lGlp Ell trUn0cnoe alto tlnOe
9iere HrBnin9 pau. lRoDer er bic,
ben gjenOalgt til PrNlioent ior lRine=
arbeioeynes 6arbun0. Napmooo rei=
ler omttin9 % boloer Salcr fOr Sam-
menllutnin9 al gmcrlta5 prOourerenoe
glrbeiOer= Og ,yarmerbeiolining. 0an
ier NtenneiteilGStens Geonin9 / Soci=
alismens glntagelle.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

c.lOct }tmtri.a" Mnoiion, e"is.,
/ lUngert 3iO pGret pda ari9s.
a.l moo "StQnoinaoen" "GeCOraD
Soften" p9 andre nOrite Slaoe, 'or at
Diaie bar luoet Jig 0enptte til at aOet-
ere altila0s SOineri, % Ill bar Sln=
ocne tiloets iluttet meo oenns &rallt.
NNuer,r1" baboe be9pnot at btGIfe, p9
d. 5uige glaoe biGfieOe nieo, r9 bet
1itp. "Nian9e Sunoe Ell Narens
ao". Sc ItOloIge 9lOiler bar oerpeo
.abi Ell betpOeli9 Snot09tatiloe, og mi
tcilNlOc9 "Stnnoinouen" for at hare
a..Uu irt Spalter Ior GlaOcrti5it=
Htattr I : t,ott, % bet er Iorbl mc0
saaoeuu..ianoen. Qi er lite tonlpc=
tent til at ai9jsre, tporuiOt Oer er Or=
telig Nrli9 giiotj0r0eO bag oisie 2ln=
eler ont oct er imaaliJ StiniOgc
Spiaet; nen hi lpne@, at De al
Slabe, iom bar iHo let ipr at Op-
ne lom pOiiiiite pg tirteli9e 6or=
hmuoere ior 6oltct i Ysiterbeimen, bpr
o,C9aa oS nleo eOoe 6rempler. Get
pNa famine 5io beInnoerligt, at Ell
aai 0el Uf pprt Golf cr laa uat ouerior
b norlte ,ibiler, mcoens De 'nneS, bet
Iom bet ltGl p0re, at oeres glaoe
tdnOets e9et SprO9 0perterer o9 al
later bo1oe - % SrUnosDin. Ter
2'p'ie5 itta mob oiais. Strange Al
)oye uorite Sptnlblaoe mconrbciOer bet
amotallte 0glnu TrittetraTiien
otO enbOer 9lileonin9; men Griarin9en
jor oite pilt, at bet lite oerfpr bar pN=
ret np9en Silltrbmnn9 al NbOnnenter
q Spmuntrin9 ira Qanosm9nos
Sioe. Gnloi9beo bar pGrct bGntet /
0oil0oet. Gn belt 10 lutcesIulo norit
Ei0ouo0iper ilaa p0re bnaoe Glmtbe=
cloer o9 Saiaos. Gr ban fla ielp, iaa
.aocr man ham p9iaa bore Jig ielp|
not. 90 - mange Sunoc er Sa=
rens 9so.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

Der tr M 9Ore l(oIi9ter til at Or
perner Cummings biir NorbunosienO=
tor ira Soma, lioen ben nominerepe
SenatOr Niaiam y. Nliion lprnplie
ai9it uco Ieoen,
YaiiOr @tnoit &onoGl beO Nuiia!p
&iper, q. .. er niQnurt Oeo 3poen,
3S Mar 9Ommel 0an par IA 6pris=
bal, o9 par 6ornnhb Iot lelela9st bsr
/ Vanoel.
Zen odnite Gtenlanosfortr Mplius
Gridien er omtOmmst Ell Sneltorm
Der npto paa @rpnlanr.
Yaa Telitpiten iin9er man oOer, al
Der a Snobanorin9s sfunitiOnGrerne
lees 9jennem 6in9rene meo Smu0le=
banoer. iom pper ben meritanite
@rGnIe inoimu9ler lapaneilte % III
nenite auiisr inp 6Oreneoe Stater.
Get er pel Den eneite Maaoe, bpOrpaa
port gano tnn blipe erobret al Gitens
Conner.
Sad 0unOerien beoer ben ROromnnh
i 9lew Dort, iom toG 1oIpmeoaIlen
iom %rpbsr peo DC plpmpille 9e0e /
4enoOg.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

Set bar ct 1pilt ipr9eli9t SuOitdb,
lom iornDlig lchotcs no ira Niinnca-
polls, at 3Obn IS. gunO, Den beijenOte
norite &anOipetulant, 9aboe id9c it
Gin. 0dn foretrat 0sOen lot Stnm
% Strai lom Oiloe bleOet BANS GOO,
na0r Bans 6alitncri bleO opoa8ct. Get
mar eli imertelig Cuerraitelie ior men-
9e, bette SeIpmor0. @i, iom 9ielicn
al Dem, Der tjenote 6anr, bar panits=
ljat Irr at qIore os fortrolig meo ocn
%irtelig6co, OF Den peilncINie SOln
Suno ira 6anbD par en- 6alitner "a
SelOmproer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

vi BAR tioli0ers ierperti "5mo Mi-
mute StetNes" al berumtc Dtpno /
%crocnsbjl!pricn. u9 ri oil aipe herc
iaaoanne, ou Dc uoen SpiUl er interes-
iant 90snin9 iinr fnr Iln9OOmmen,
Der or9mmtr ON ircmtioi9 StOrbeo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

@co mango al pore 3ernbNnelt0tin.
ner er oct Zig, Al llioDta0erne al
Sra9t, bclli &jobmNnO. ltaoi0 p0t
ilnoer &asier % 5enoer opbruOte %
Narer Ntaalne eler beoorpeoe, N}an
er tlIbeelig til nj mistGnte Stltionens
SunttlonUrcr "a SD9perloualet irr
'Ropieri. Genne Wil5tante er iom oi=
telt u9rlInoct. Som 9ieNel er Der al=
tio eli Tel Gp0n0ter, ipm hplOer til
9|Nrleoen al Fra9tOpgncne, NlAtfor=
men % PatDulcne, oQ De CT lite altIo
tortlln9reoe. lRcn bet, iom pNryt CT.
er Del Den Fa0ltdno, man boyer, at
oen OpOOrcnoc llu90om "a N0rn iaa-
omne &Der tiircl9 bar n SDu9leo i'm
at unoerlpQe oe lUtre eager. Get, DC
raplcr til ll0, er II ye0ne l0r intct MI D
oct, at 0t pnu oenne lRdabe i'm unGe
}lloer betrUoer "Opens Eo,brD0crtune.
st ircnGere Cplpn ira EOrNlOres,
SDbor9erea % Nolitiets SiOe pil pGre
til 6oroel irr alle. Vi nWpner bette,
fOroi bette 9inpieri er inn ulnnoeliQ,
at Der er 60re ior, at oct tan 0aa /
Ylooet, iant Tor at Wtlstanten life it'll
ialoe pea uilploiAc.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21
Gn fonr blrp lint herom gaorn q

G'n Gomr Glru lint herOm ga9en 90
ltreO et VreO iii Or. 6abrneD oeronl.
9un BAR lint, iOrol bun life tunoe iaa
Or Neters &urito paa 9lpotgctct / oen
Sh, bbor bun bOeoe, men maotte ltripe
til Gbicdgo for at fGa ot:l. Oun blep
blio i9len, oa BUR- ianot no, at ben
bar pel u9ro at isnoe citer. Gsite
2G9emiHOel lOrlpnss 9llmenbeoen oi=
ycttc al GIerne, Gr. }5ster 6nbrntD d
Sons 60, IL rs go 0opne 2lpe
6biCagO, ST..
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

6reo Samuelion, en- Sjeneitetarl
paa Staars Ran6 nnr Spcariiib. 2.
8. b.eU iOllcoen iluot % Orobi al Ell
@jlIiom 3unn Sc par besSe fox
libte / Staar5 l6aari9e 9atter. %
Stnib9e par 9laridgen til WoroCt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

norit % IOenif 0ertomlt %oiten pnu
@runo al lom oct laoer til, at gIolO-
bOcrne life bar SrlG for iinc c9ne, ielp
ON be fan pr0ltere De beOfe 2lnbcfa=
finger.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21
"9lormanben" ittiper islgenbe @is.

.jlOrmanben" ittiber islgenbe @is=
)0m9oro:
"1eriom Observation-Disclosures /
yanoet enlier, at oeres 6Oreninser
ital blips til Sielb for Dem % uirte
til Meolcmmernes @elfero, oa maa De
6oioe Oem uoenior POlitit -"
0oiltet piier, at enooa &eOattprer
II bore ltprre 9lpIIer tan tomme meb
uoaet geoigent Sluoosr i osnne terre
aarstio. eao Os Spristi9beo lille
Sporssmaalet iliG: 5r0naer life Ell
Npisreoatter 6erie!
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21
,yremtioen" ltriper:

Get norlte ylao / RObcrts 6ountp,
:. D., isgte eiter beofe GUne at iaa
nominerst nOgle al bette iianOinapiite
6ouniDs mrli iremragenOe Os brnDe
9llNno blannt Stanoinaperne III em-
oe0er; men m@rtelist uot Og uiOriiaa=
,lIst ipr o, git De bsOlie li0nO al
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

aeoottsr 6asen uf "@eitsrbsimen"
% &eoaitsr Sanien al "gSilliams
aOuntD Staroinap" Ear fiji trett Tia
10 buer lit Qapit, ida at DC ian lioes
1t bdpe funoet binanben.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

81. ". 6. 9Dun ia 2ipplciun,
Ntinn., oi! blipe at tr0ne 6ommer=
cial 0pte! Sisietbn 6uer 6reoaa, ior
at paste Nriler til ipaae Zine.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21

Gilbert Pierce tenth territorial of Dakota
official curbng tendency which
Chicago
his
While Grover Cleveland president the resigned
Democratic
o
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-21
SmObpoclicr.

Gu er bcrpe0 0lsnnem "Sisieton
Eolien" inobuot til at oeltaee
Set 9iprit- 0anite SnnQcriorbunos
nienoc Stepne gliinucupplis ira 2Sot
til 30tc 9ln9nif.
Spo .Saiotaa Statauo'iilinQ /
Nnrun ira Toe til ltc Srutcmbcr.
Iht ,tortbweittru Gipeitof 2lslo
station : sbop 'cr Nnrmcre / Union
StpdparO, SOnib St. Tanl ira l1oc
til 20Oc giOpcmtrr.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-17
SAYS IT IS FACT.
Graham & Wells Confirm Guar
antee on Hyomei, Cure for
Catarrh.

The question having been raised as tc
whether or not Graham & Wells will re-
fund the money if Hyomei outfit does
not do all that is claimed for it in curing
catarrh, they want to state positively that
this guarantee is an absolute TACT.
A guarantee like this is the best proof
that can be offered as to the curative
powers of Hyomei in all catarrhal troub-
les. You do not risk cent in testing its
healing virtues, Graham & Wells take
all the rick.
If you have catarrh, try this wonderful
medicated air of Hyomei. 1t does not
drug or derange the stomach, but is
breathed through neat pocket inhaler
that comes with every outfit, SO that it's
medication reaches the most remote air
cells in the nose, throat and lungs, where
any catarrhal germs may be lurking. 1t
quickly destroys them, heals and soothes
the irritated mucous membrane and vital
ICES the tissues SO that catarrh is no long
er possible. You can lose nothing by
giving Hyomei trial, nothing but the
catarrh and that is good riddance.
The price of the complete outfit is but
81 co.; nothing if it fails to cure, Get an
outfis from Graham & Wells today and
begin it's use at once.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-17

however, quite safe and sound to
the relief of all concerned.
Miss Alice Pimm, who recent
ly closed term of school at AL
sea, commenced a winter term in
Oak Ridge district last week.
The Misses Carye Pimm, Faith
Keezel, Alta Wright. Hazel Mer.
|ryman and Frank R Becker took
up their various courses of study
at OAC last week after the holi-
day vacation.
Mrs. John Foss, who recently
arrived home from a hospital at
Albany after receiving medical
treatment, is not making steps to-
wards recovery as we'll as her
friends would wish.
Mrs. R. Pyburn, the mother OF
Mrs, Fannie Custer, is quite i'll
at her home at this place,
Prof. L. B. Baldwin, newly
elected superintendent of the
Radical U. B. Sunday School,
was making calls in the interests
of the Sunday School work last
Saturday. Mr.. Baldwin is a
member of the OAC aud visits
with his family at this place over
Sunday.>
1t was w. P. Morris, aud not
w. H. Moses, who was elected
as city marshal by the new coun-
Gil the first of the month, and A.
E. Taylor as deputy. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Grail
and little daughter expected to
depart for San Francisco last
Wednesday, but were compelled
to postpone their departure On
account of the illness of Mrs.
Grail, who is suffering from a
severe attack of rheumatism.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-17

Should your baby suffer? When he is
fretful and restless, don't experiment on
him and use any old thing your neighbor
recommends. Buy bottle of Whites
Cream Vermifuge, greatest known worm
medicine and cure for all children's dis
eases. 1t is mild in Its action, builds up
the system, makes thin puny babies fat.
Mrs. J. C. Smith, Tampa, Fla. writes
"My baby was thin and sickly, could not
retsin it's food and cried all night.
used one bottle of Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge and in few days baby was laugh
ing happy ami WE'LL" Sold by Graham
& WortLam.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-17
PRlL0MATH SNAPSHOTS.
Social Events and Other News
Told in Entertaining Style.

One of the notable events OF
the season took place at the I. O.
o. F. hall in Philomath on
Thursday evening the 9th inst.
when the Camp of Woodmen OF
the World and the Circle of the
Women of Woodcraft, jointly
installed their respective officers
for the ensuing term. DR.. R. 0.
Logan, as Past Consul Com
mander, Installed the officers OF
the Woodmen, and Graud Mana
ger Aunie P. Hawkins, of To-
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-17

Every loyal citizen takes a
genuine interest in the growth of
his own town and in it's schools
and business enterprises. Such
a citizen will do all in his power
to help and not hinder the ai-
yancement of his city. He is
not the sort of man you find loaf
ing on the streets, putting pipe,
or expectorating tobacco juice on
the sidewalk, while he boasts
how other" towns are growing.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-17
Carrie Nation

Certainly smashed hole in the par
rooms of Kansas, bnt Ballard's Hore
hound Syrup has smashed all records as
\ cure for coughs, Bronchitis, Inhuenza
and all Pulmonary diseases. T. G. H,
Horton, Kansas, writes: Il haye never
found a medicine that would cure a
cough so quickly as Ballard's Horehound
Syrup. l have used it for years." Sold
bv Graham & Wortham.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-17
Jersey Bull For Sale.

Descended from Grand Coin and Gold
en- Chow; imported COW testing Is lbs
but&sr fat in days with first calf Ad-
dress, u, s. WooDcocK. Corvallis, Orc
gon, 72t 70.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-17
All the World

Is stage, and Ballard's Snow Lini-
10 ent plays most important part. 1t
has no superior for Rheumatism. stiff
joints, cuts, sprains and all paias. Buy
it, try it and you will always use it. ANY
body who has used Ballat DIS Snow LINZ,
ment is a living proof OF what it doee
Buy trial bottle. Csc. SOC and $l.0U
Sold by Graham & Workman.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-17
EFFECTUAL DENIAL.

EFFECTUAL DENIAL.
No man ever accomplished any
thing for himself nor for other
without we'll defined 'and clea
plan of action. The same ma.
be said of aggregations of men
This is a truth worked out b,
human experience and is so uni
versally accepted thatit is thu
mere statement of a truism.
Politically men hold to digger
ent principles or, as is often true
differ upon the relative weight
and importance which should be
given to any one principle. Sc
long as men hold divergent opin'
ions on these things they will
and should divide up into groups
or parties which are composed OF
men whose opinions and beliefs
are in harmony. Parties, there
fore, are inevitable. More than
this; they are necessary and
right. o.. ..-,r g.. .,-
1t is improbable that a demo-
cratic form of government could
long be maintained without the
existence of two or more par
ties. At all events, as men are
now constituted, any attempt to
conduct a democratic form of
government without the inter-
vention of party would result in
disaster to and ultimate destruc-
tion of all semblance of demo-
cratic government. 1t may be
that we have carried PARTISAN
ship too far in the conduct of our
government, but if so, it forms
no argument against the need
and benefit Of parties but rather
against the abuse of party
power.
No party can advance its prin-
ciples, however benifcent these
may be, without efficient organi-
zation. AS we'll might a general
expect to fight battles and to
gain victories with unorganized,
undisciplined troops.
In several states the republi.
can party, from several causes,
has had the efficiency Of it's or
ganization impaired. This is
notably so in Oregon. The spirit
of factionalism has weakened.
well nigh destroyed all party Or
ganization and left the party
like a rudderless ship at sea.
There are hopeful signs that this
spirit has spent itself and, that
next June and again next No
the party will score vic
tories which will show the whole
country that Oregon republicans
have not forsaken their princi-
pies nor turned aside from their |
purposes.
While republicans of other
are organizing for active
work in behalf of the party, !
Benton county republicans are
supine. Two years ago they
made an active, clean and sue
cessful campaign. There must
be more thorough organization
and more earnest work this year
because the things involved in
he contest are of greater i'm
oortance.
Benton county republicans
should organize. If they do not it
Will be because some are actuated i
oy selfish purposes and fear that
oarty organization would defeat
hese. Indeed, there are those!
who assert this as their belief.
The etfectual denial of any
grounds for this is for all to
mite in harmonious organization
or the good of the party and not
n the interest of any two or
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HARSH CRITICISM.

practically inform the peopl'
that. they have been leaning on ;
f broken reed, trusting in ssom'
: law to work their just purpos,
only to learn that it is fatally de
fective. 1t is an added misfor
tune when the decision is reached
through attaching too grea
weight to mere legal technical
ties.
Decisions adverse to what tn.
mass of intelligent citizens be
lieve to be the true and plain in
tent of the law always provoke
sharp criticism and when such de
cisions rest on fine technicalities
criticism becomes harsh and an.
lgry. But many cases are carried
to appeal on no other than mere
technical grounds which might
be disregarded without impair
ing the administration of justice.
Indeed technicalitiy is resorted
to most frequently with the stud
led purpose of delaying and final
ly defeating justice.
The judges of our courts might
consort to uproot what we may
designate, as merely technichal
practice. If trial judges would
refuse to entertain all pleas, mo-
tions and exceptions made on
merely technical. grounds when
this might be done without pref
udice to the cause of justice, it
would certainly expedite the now
wearisome and tedious transac-
tion of business laid before them.
If courts Of appeal would then
refuse to entertain appeals
grounded on frivolous technical
ity causes would be tried and de-
cided more surely and quickly in
the interest of justice. It is re-
freshing to see a judge once in
a while brush all technical SUBJ
terfuges aside and decide a case
on it's real merits.
Criticism of our judges how
ever may be carried to unwar-
ranted extent. This is especial
ly true when the United States
Supreme Court is the subject of
criticism. Through all its his
tory the judges of this court
have, With rare exception, been
courageous, fearless. patriotic
men deeply versed in all our
forms and kinds Of law and pro-
found believers in our form of
government. No nation has a
chief judiciary entitled to greater
confidence than We have. No
people have greater reason to be
proud of their chief judiciary
than we have of ours. Yet we
subject ours to the most indis-
eliminating criticism.
The late decision of ex-Con-
gresham Williamson's case has
brought down a fair avalanche
of l-founded criticism on the
supreme court. Yet every alle-
cation of error, save one, was
denied. The one sustained
plainly founded on a defect of
the law. This defect was evil
IDENTIFY hidden from the trial
Judge by an accepted regulation
of the General Land Office which
was believed to be a correct ex-
preston and application of the
|aw. It was not, and therefore
If no value in trying the case.
Justice Harlan simply recorded
MS dissent, evidently not regard
ng the matter Of enough impor-
;ance to induce him to give out
opinion.
When disappointing decisions
ire rendered the layman may do
IS Horace Greeley once did with
/ decision of this kind, He pub
ished it in full and simply said:
Since this is not good sense it
S presumably good law
PHlI 0MATH SNAPSHOTS