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The Holly chieftain., 1908-04-03
How cou A Germs Multiply.

How Cou,l Germs Multiply.
When you Aave a cold the mucous
memDrane Is manned and the disease
germs which you breathe hnd loag-
..ient and mIlipiy, especially the
.aeumonia gSf.u. Foieys lney ANA
lar soothes and heals the unnamed
,Ir ,.assage, stops the. cough and eN-
, els the cold ON your system. kc-
.use substitutes. Holly Pharmacy,
ikelman Bros, props.
Take Halls Family Pills for CON
,tlpation.
Delights OF the Sea.
The Coloraoo e. Southern's low
rates and splendid service places the
-deNican Gull within only few hours
distance. Let us tell you OF the
s.'lendid attractions.
T. E. FISHER,
General as,enger Agent, Denver.
The Price of Peace.
The terrible itching and smarting,
incident to CERTAIN skin diseases, Is
almost instantly allayed by applying
D
.or sale by ihelman Bros.
HOLLY
uAURCht.o AND SOCIETIES.
Sa,iion~-S snday scnooI every sum
.uy al 10 o,.ock. A1ass luiIu sun
4~y oI every niunth. Kew. NIcnuias
4, ,.Tlranu.
.nctnouist .uurcn-ounday school
- a. m, pfea -ning SUNDAY al III d. i.i.
Anu As p. H., JUNIOR League 5 p. A.;
i-swortn Led sue al 7 +. III. rrayer
n.eetng Ihu. auAy evening al the PAS
.vs nome. Normal framing class
.v4iowins prayer meeting. Is. r.
Noss, pastor.
Baptist - sunday school at 10:
preaching at IL eacn SUNDAY; prayer
n.eetng at the cnurch e,GIy Ihurs-
1dy. I<ev. Z. ii. biom, pastor.
yterian-Sunday school held
every sabbath at 10 a. m., VIII
van fctten, superintendent; preach
and evening, ii a. III. ana 7:45 y. ~;
prayer meeting every wednesday at
80. Key. whey h. Wright, Aslor.
East Gate Lodge No. II3, A. r. 4
a. All. meets hrst and third Fridays ot
eacn mouth. Visiting brethren cor
u.aiiy invited to attend. J. L. VII
son, w. NJ; Jonn L. Murphy, SCI.
Holly Camp No. 1884 K. N. A.
meets second and fourth tuesdays OF
eacn month III Masonic hail. hatie
lanson, oracle; Mrs. Alice Fmkham.
recorder.
Holly Lodge No. IA, /. Q. o. +.
.iieets each Wednesday evening al the
.toliy hall. Visitors are cordiany IN
vited. ii. r. Alaltby, N. H., J.. ,. NC
.Murtry, Sec.
Holly Chapter, o. Z. s., meets sec
ond and fourth Friday nights each
~. I. Mc.reery, Sec.
knights OF Pythias Lodge No. II7,
molly, meets In the Holly Diock every
thursday night at clock. j. w.
Wiikln, =. I. FRED Browniee, X. OF
N. and 5.
Holly Leaf Camp No. 7742, M. w.
A., meets every hrst and third oatur-
lay OF each month. Visiting neigh
oors always welcome. Bert hornDeck
~on.; 4. a. IInhham, ClerN.
D. s X. q. Time Card
For Palmer Lake, Colorado Springs
anu Pueblo.
Leave Denver, 500 a. m. Dining
~ar), 900 4. IN. \Dinlng Carr, | 80 y.
H., 400 p. III. DINING Carr, 700 ,.
.n tDining SarJ, 7 80 p. H., 600 y.
al.
for Cripple Creek and Victor.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
Orient Gap is Completes

Tie thirteen-mlle gap bctweel
Chilicothe. Texas and the Pease
Riyer-was closed today said y.
j. O'Buen, Vice President and
tcneml manager OF the Kansas
City. Mexico and Orient Railroad
yesterday. and all that prevents
our road from giving through ser
vice from Wichita, Kan. 10 Sweet.
water, Texas, is the absence of a
bridge over the Pease River.
The pilllng for this bridge IS
being driven now and within six
weeks the work will have been
6u.shed We hAveA l4O miles of
track completed in Texas from
Sweetwater 10 the North ia op-
GRAFTON and will soon have con
with the Fort Worth &
Denver at Chillicothe. At Sweet
water we have connection with the
Texas and Pacific. The Orient
Railroad Is being pushed as rap.
.dly as possible 10 completion
Mr.. O'Brien was in Dallas to nj
Tend che meeting of the Texas
General Manager Association. -
Tue Dallas News
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
PLEASED
WITH PLAINS
W A Miles and j G. Good
man Back From Trip to
the Panhandle Bumper
Crops

W. A Miles aud j e. Good
man of Polytechnic Hights have
returned from a trip through the
Panhandle They visited Donlev.
Potter. Randall, Swisher, Hale
aud Lubbock counties. aud report
that everything Is on rue boom
They liked the country ,o we'll
that they have commenced negotia
tons for a track of land near Tulia
II this trade is consumma,cd
MeSsrs Miles and Goodman viii
put IN as a part consideration their
extensive realty holdings 80 Poly
technlc Hights and viii move 10
the Panhandle 90 look after their
interests there
Mr. Goodman also us. you-
siderable black waxy land lu West
Texas, and if the country tha; hc
has Just visited come up 20 DIS ex
pectations hc thinks tc will 3D..
pose OF that and buy the -hesper
land IN Hale county While
that land dosn't look quite as good
to me as the black wn1y. 10 will
produce iust much ,lgE o. the
acre and the money received from
the black wavy w.li huy four of
the other.
Mr. Goodman Say lif .le /
crops are good through the aoun- /
try which he has passed hslhrI
corn is the best be ever saw .
while Indian corn is fairly good .
Cotton will make from one fourth /
10 ne-half bale o. tho acre. and T
he saw land that Year ago made
i bale To the acre This s t,Hp
fruit country, continued Mr.
Goodman Apple, peachee and
grapes are hue The tree, ue
literally loaded with apple. Ia
many places they are loaded -o
heavily that the branche> are on
he ground
The prlce OF uN hlI ranges
rom Sl0 10 so per acre. sud TINS
ooks good 60 farmer, of iowa and T.
who have seen just Wct f.
and 90 from almost nothing to
200 per acre, said Mr MILES.
and they are coming into th.s .
.ountry IN train loads sass one
nan who sold thir,y-eigh, quarter
ections 10 thirty eight different
iortheru farmers ig our iaY.
'Ort Worth Telegram
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
LUBBOCK
PRODUCTS
Viewed by Many Thousand
People al The Dallas Fair
Who Marvel at tho Fine
Display of farm Produce

Lubbock County tins year has
AS fine n display of products of
the field, garden and orchard as q
man would likely see Iu a month S
journey. The exhibit IS ln charge
OF Fl d. Rosser. A feature OF
the exhibit lies M thar II was
gathered together from Farmers
IN the country just before the fair,
and there was no preparation for
lt, and no choice specimens pre-
served In advance.
There are dozen yarItes Of
corn in the exhibit, tho yield said
10 be from 40 10 70 bushels
There are hae peanuts thar yield
$50 bushels % the acre. oats that
IS Of the 40.bushel variety bnd
weighs 81 pounds % che 54she.
snd - l.2-0ushcl whea, weigh.
ilg e3 pounds 90 .thc 5ushel
basket
There are rich sample of milo
maize, Allicl auN OlltF gram hNA
feed crops raised Oh sod land with
great success
There are peas. pCAtOe pump
klns, alfalfa, pepper 0Era Ecr-
slaws, melons. squash and tur
ulps.
There are apple. poacho pear,
apricols aui cherries.
There Is alfalfa OF the httH cut
ting Tbs year uild roots two feet
loug In fact tlc entire exhl1it
OF products shows what Lubbock
County csu ani does raise. and
number OF visitors are alway cX-
smmug the feature. of the cX
hl0H Dallas New Of Oct -
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
Altus Roswell g. ElPaso

Announcement has been msir
that laying of steel mas c0mmeal
ed on the Altus Roswell q II Pa,o
Railway between Altus and Hol
liz Mr. E r Bradford tle en
glneer. who Is looking after tlr
work on the Lubbock end Of tle
road report, everything moving
along nicely
The proposition oI Mr. h nur.
dy 10 ChildreSs has been accepted
end ChilIress Is bow assured the
road under the proposition below
| pom the payment of bonus of
$4,000 and the right-of way irOm
the east county line 10 five miles
southwest or southeast of town.
also the donation of twenty ~
acres Of land IN the c.ty for Nris
and depot purposes. In return Mr.
Kennedy is TO have the road Quilt
into Childress within eighteen
months or forfeit the bonus askel.
Graders have been secured Tor
the Altus, Roswell & ~ Paso ran.
road, al outfit secured from tbc
W FS W RR Forty tesms
have been sent to Lubbock .he
capital city Of the plains. where
they have secured twenty miles
Of grading from Edward kennedy
president They save NJ Braj
ford, engineer. M chsrge and wi..
drive over land 10 Lubbock.
Another outfit Is coming down
from the north hoe of LubbcrA
country 20 Cap Rock Who sass
the south plains will not have a
railroad Altus will receive much
benefit from the construction
work done This vii ne the most
direct line 10 Lubbock Edgar
CApmAn will leave iu loR iays
70 take charge Of cODstrncf.or /
uork. Altuf Democrat.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
Notice

All persons knowing themselves
70 be indebted 10 the Lubbock
Livery Company will please make
arrangements 90 settle same at
once as We have sold our business
and desire TO close onr hooks a.
soon rs possible.
1871 LubboCk Livery Co
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
To Our Friends and the
General Public

Having sold our interest IN the
First National Bank OF Lubbock,
Texas, we have decided TO organ
lac a State Bank. our first reason
Tor this is, there has grown up an
Insistant demand from the public
Tor some protection TO their saw
ings, which have been intrusted to
the banks Of the country, and
there IS hardly any doubt at all
bat what the next Legislature will
pass q law guaranteeing deposits
in State banks. This will enable
us 10 offer absolute safety TO our
depositors. Our second reason is,
our larger ranches are being cut
up into small farms, which are
being sold 10 actual settlers, and
a State Bank can serve this class
of business more readily and with
more satisfaction than a National
Bank on account Of the fact that
O IS allowed bv law TO loan a.
certsin part OF It's money Oh real
estate paper
Our Bank will be known as the
Lubbock STATE Bank, and will
have a paid up capital of SO, 900 |
90. Va will open same for busi-
ness 90 the 4th, day of November
on the corner where j. A. Hyatt's
saddle shop stood We will do
bus mess temporarily ~ the small /
house there Our new building |
will be pot up ~ fast A. good /
workmcr can do IL, and when /
finished We will offer the public a !
nice and up-to date place in which
70 conduct their barking business.
NoB We will not make any
fcvor.sh promises OF what We will
do l0. oar customers IN the future,
but We are home people, and ii j.
our Intention 10 stay in Lubbock, I
ald wdi always take warm and
continual interest IN the affairs
of our customers promising the
most liberal treatment consistaut
wth conservative banking meth
ois. II rs with the keenest re.
.ret that we sever Our connections
with the First National Bank, rs
it success IS ia a manner the
fruit of our steady efforts and a..
,isance o. friends
Nov, when We get IN the new
bank. we solicit your continued
.alr0nage. and a. guarantee Of
.tc future wc point 10 our past
record o. this town. We have the
welfare and prosperity Of this
own and country st heart with
IN absolute confidence in It's future
IS will be- evidenced by our splen-
lii new bank building.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30

DR. r j Hall returned the first
Of tie week from q business trip
10 BIS old home at McGregor. Dr.
Hall IS here now TO remsin and
has ohce with the Star Drug Com
pany
The Lu5tock Public School will
be suspended for one week more.
The doctors think by that time
they will have the DiphtheriE ep.
edemic well 10 hand
Reynolds, the photographer,
will be here about two weeks See
him for your photo work
II L Gibson has moved into his
new residence on the Overton Ad-
dition
Mr.. Alys Blake and sisters re-
"a ned from lhe fair a. Dallas
today.
DR. Over,on leii Wednesday Tor
Dallsf
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
CAMPAIGN
FUND GROWS
Marked Increase ia the Dem.
ocratic Campaign Fund
shows that lAbbork
People are Interested.

II YOU are democrat, and dc
sire 10 SEE the democrats win IN
the coming November election YOU
should hand ln "a contribution tu
the editor Of this paper. who I'm,
been urged " the National ann
paign Fund Committee to rai,r
fund IA Lubbock county for ili,
purpose We viii send u your
contribution at the end of rach
month and acknowledge receipt of
the same oursclye, h, publishing
your name and thc amount of M.
donation. Let the people lulr"
The democratic campaign Tx.
pen,cs are to br pnlI b, the pro-
pie, then lend your assistance hy
contributing few dollar, to the
cause OF Government tor ths
people and b., the people The
t.tt. a., .lsf.. an.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30

The Bon Ton for fresh fruits.
clgars. nuts. cold drinks. ice cream.
and hne candies.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
Oh, Goo5>By B5ozel"

Remarkable ot course. lB that
there was such al eXtravagaut
waste Of rea. good beer. when
Deputy sheriff Boo Beverly and
Marshall : Is Carr poured ker0-
sene on dyc barrels oI beer iu o.r
courl house yard and touched
match % same. The popping and
foamlug results made many cry
throat dryer, Dlt there vas no way
10 stop ihc devastation, and even
ye editor stood 2y and watched
the ripping, loaNy beverage
waste itself iu tle absorbent sands
Il bad 10 te thus however.
and thus % was. and yhe pop. pop
and the slz of tbe wasted luxury
created different Impressions in
the minds OF lbe many spectators.
Nothing doing All was given
10 The flames.
/ L. Alexander was tle man
charged with hgnaUng the beer,
Kld though be admitted % illegal
handling 81 intoxicating iIqonrs,
be was willing that the Bec barrels
should be- destroyed rn thc manner
that they were, 1r otherwise. lie
wanted nothing more o. do with
the affair, and his statement O, The
affair wss that Of a. uusophIst0-
Gated youth who has been uuiortu-
nstely led estay. He was taken
20 Pecos Thursday by deputy
sheriff Harrison, OF Reeves county,
10 answer charges according 10
hndings Of the gun5iury OF that
county - Midland Repo ter
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30

for eenuin- >inon Pure Nir
gcr-head Coal. M slack. no slate.
All Coal, 20 to isndy Coleman
Co. Plalnview.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30

Persuant g. a call hs hr Demo
cratic hnaucr committee Tor more
funds to defrav the rApcn~, oi the
Demosra'ir National ,ampaign.
MANY ui the true and tried demo
crai, have bombed their routrii,n
uou. a. ahpte shown sud several
other who bad bot lorme,nllv
contributed plscei themsely,. 90
the let the People Rule column
by contributing their INIT" 10
the cause. The last h,t aa> rir.
culaied b, VI E>Merrrli Wl' i~
an enthuasiic worker Tor the 80 4
Of the Gemc-raiir parta and n =
result he turned M 80 - IN sd-
dition % the amount ALREADY 80.
noun'ci by this paper The So
tirc amount las bseh FORWARDED a.
Treasurer kid,.cr ani ~. are rlai
la state that li.hi-rk'> couirlbu
uon. sas rood snf ,i.n0, that The
partNs interest are well looked
after 10 ths section.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

uhIer and by virtue of a decd q
crust, bearing date the list day
9opt' 1876, executed by III. r. Ram
,dShpt'h TO The undersigned
IiooLer' trustee, to secure Georg,
a. Shirley and w. p. Hawlev trns.
ices or the Client Land Association
Oh BIdeileld, West Virginia the sam
ol thfee hundred and scvgnty-sevep
uolIaiS ana thirty-five cents (S377
90 win interest, being the sam,
evidenced by the notes of III II Ran
tehDush upon which said notes nm
leed OF trust there is yet due or
proXlmate.y the sum of rour hmm.
!red and twenty-five ana sixty-thret
On hundredths dollars (S422
which sad deed of trust is duly rec.
Arded in the office OF the clerk Of tnc
county court of Mercer county. Yves,
virginia, in trust deed book No L
At page ~ etc; the sa.i trustee
having been requested so to do by
ne said trustees Of said Client Lfrf
s2c.ation, and default hav ms oeCi
made in the payment of the noto.
above mentioned. in accordance win
aid deed OF trust, will offer for sale
by public auction to the highes, bid.
DER n front of the First Nati1na
Sank of the city of Bluefeld. at nor
on saturday, the 10Th day of Sen.
cmber, 1908. the following descr'b
ID real estate: All OF lot No u in
section $50 as shown en- a map o
he property of Client Land Associa
lion of Bluefeldi west Virginia
made by George III. Hill, engineer
June, 1906; SAID lot No. II begins al
The intersection of the southern line
IF Adams street with the western
line OF Wythe avenue; thence in 9
5outhwesterly direction, along the
he southern line of said Adams St.
'orty- nine and four-tenths 09.4)
ieet to a point; thence southeast one
hundred and thirty C13O) fact to Q
point in the northern line of a ten
feet wide alley; thence northeast
along the northern line of said al
ley seventy-nine and twenty-five
hundredths (79.25) feet TO the west
ern line OF Wythe avenue: thence
along the western line OF Wythe av.
enue one hundred and twelve and
iifty-five hundredths GI2.55) feet
o the beginning, and being convey.
ID by the said George a. shirley anl
w p. IIayley. trustees OF the Client
Land Association to the said II r.
kaudenbush by deed bearing date
the . day of ..... 1908.
Terms of sale. Cash in AMI on
lay OF sale sufficient to- pay the cost
and expenses OF executing TN trust,
20 pay of the debt herein secured
principal and interest: and the sur.
plus. If any. on a credit OF one CD
and two (2) years. to b. divided
INTO two equal installmcnts. the same
to be secured by deed of trus or
vendors lien upon the property &c
be sold until the entire purchase
price ifs paid
This 18th day of August 1908.
L. 4. HOOPER Trustee
SHIT
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

Since the Republican administra-
ton claiming credit for the Stand
ard OIL fine. which was reversed
it would be well to remember that
no effort has been made to reliev5
the p ople from the fine which ar
iniquitous tariff imposes upon them
for every gallon of oil consumed
through the operation of more thar
100 per cent. protection against It's
chief rival, Russia.
Tn Republican plea is for the
protection of infant industries an6
to assure a reasonable profit to
manufacturer. Was the Standard
Oil Co. such an infant industry as
to need this protection?
TIL Republican party desires to
protect the manufactures from for
eign competition and assure him .
reasonable profit which the tarirT
guarantees. This must be at the
expense of the consumers. Now
why don't the party guarantee some
thing to the consumers, except to
pay high prices?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

plant Mr. Slemp IS the acknowI-
edged leader in this state. He IS
the only Republican member OF con-
gress from Virginia. When he
speaks on matters Of party policy
presumably he speaks for his party
His admissions are his party's adj
missions, especially when made at
great party gathering held in hon
or OF. and i'm the presence Of, tn
party's nominee for the presidency.
Mr.. 81 mps ARA gnment OF the
Democrats OF Virginia for enact.lR
our suffrage laws that have dis
franchlsed so great a percentage NJ
the negro vote. is clear admission.
II it means anything at all. that.
whenhis party secures control I'm the
stat It will undo the work OF the
constitutional convention. and re
store the suffrage to the negroes.
I'VE have long been fully per-
suaded that this was what would har
pen IT the Republicans came into
power here, Notwithstanding their
elaborate efforts to make their par
~ I'm Virginia a white mans party
ad their heartless exclusion OF the
negroes from all participation I'm
their councils. We believed. and
have repeatedly pointed out. that
our present suffrage law was mere
ly temporary cXpedicnt TO relic 70
rs OF the ignorant and corrupt ne
gro vote, and that our immunity
from this curse depended upon the
Democrats remaining i'm power in
Virginia; but we did not expect :hat
responsible Republican leader
would plainly admit this, as Mr..
Slemp has done
The impression which the Repub-
leans Cf Virginia have recently
sought to produce was that they
were done with the negro, and that
their party was white mans par
". But there is Mr.. S'emp's plair
admission He has plain'v serve
notice upon white men and Demo
Gratis what they have to expect if
the Republicans secure control of
Virginia.
Are Virg mans ready to take
any chances in this matter We
thank Mr. Slemp for his tim ly
warning"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24
ENDORSING
THE LEADER
VIEWS OF WHITE REPUBLICANS
on CONDITIONS IN MCDOWELL.
CouNTY-LETTER FROM WISE
VIRGINIA.

The Daily Leader deserves the
praise and support OF every law
abid ns citlzsn white or blak for the
bold exposure OF the rottenness of
conditions existing at Keystone. II
IS the truth, the urvarnished truth.
A white Republican of this tow n
who Is familiar with the state OF
affairs in that section remarked yes
terday after discussing the article
in the Leader that HE ould not
see for the lie OF him how any
white man could afford to mix up in
such stencil as eminated from the
den of Calhoun and his underlings
at Keystone. Said he. IL had to
live in Mcdowell county would
vote the Democratic ticket in the
state and local elections until the
last hell hole was wiped off the face
OF the earth from one end OF Elk
horn to the other and then vote 1t
out OF gratitude OF heart for what
J." done for civilization and hui
mdnIty." Another prominent Re
publican, who came here from the
state of Ohio. said, 81 am frank to
say that II / had to live in certain
sections OF tn south where negroes
predominant, ! would most assured
ly be Democrat" Thus we have
expressions air Ct from the lips of
white Republicans who maintain
self respect and who hold family in
terests above party filth who are
posted as to the real issues of the
two great parties, and being posted
know that there ISN'T so much diff
ference after all between them,
There isn't so much difference In
the views of Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr..
Bryan when it comes to issues as
to prevent any decent American
from voting for either party. but
there is vast difference, yea, a gulf
as wide as that which separated
Dives from Lazarus, when it comes
to consideration OF such condi-
tions as exist in Mcdowell county,
whether drunken negroes, male or
female shall impose themselves up
| on white ladies i'm the same car. OF
when 1t comes to a delicate lady OF
our southland being compelled to
| appear before the stencil and slime
of a big buck niger" and ask a
certifcate-the privilege of teaching
white children OF our land. Shades
| of Hickory Jackson, Old Stonewall
and Lee and Forest. did we ever
think il would come to this. That
southern white man does not live
today who is fairminded and just
who is not ready to give to the re-
spectacle intelligent coloro1 people
all the encouragement they can and
they are their true friends. and this
class of colored people are far from
endorsing such conditions as has
just been exposed by the Leader in
Mcdowell county. Who denies 1t?
A VIRGINIAN.
Wise. Va, Aug. 90.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24
"BLEEDING MINGO."

Tn Ter the caption. "A Shame! An
Outrasc. a Scandal" the Voice, a
weekly paper published at william
son, calls attention to the fragrant
vio.at on Of the law in the repara
tion Of the grand jury list. This
Ilst Is prepared by the county court
and is supposed to be selected ac
cording to law but it seems that Oh.
court OF that county has very it'll
regald for law, If the half that i.
IoId OF It be true. The list so pre
pared by the county court contain
lIV names. OF that number two
are 'onstables, and tw nty one are
motel keepers or saloon keepers
Under the code of West virginia
they are disqualified from service
Even If they were qualified. it would
seem like an undue representation
Of saloon men on tn, grand Jury
when there are thirty-hye hundred
voter In Mingo county. WHY &C.
.ect practically every saloon keeper
n MlnSo county for grand jury r.
vice? Is 1t possible that there is nc
other class of citizens qualified t.
sit ON grand juries? why not give
equal representation to the people
engaged in other avocations? 1t
looks very much as If tire county
court was too much under the innu-
enc of the saloon when it Ilscrim
mates so greatly In favor OF that
class And when it violates the law
TO favor its friends 81 arouses grave
susplc.O OF its honesty