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New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

any strain upon institutions supply remedy
for any mischefs that plague the public. and there
are no mischfefs the correction of which may not
he attained without disturbing the public welfare
There is enough federal power If not enough led
aral legislation TO meet all federal emergencies
There is nothing affecting the external affairs OF
the nation or such internal ones are committed
to its charge that Congress cannot regulate: there
is nothing that affects them iujuriously that Con
gress should regulate, and there Is nothing
which does not belong to the federal jurisdiction
that Congress should attempt TO regulate
under the public authority IN a
spirit of wisdom and liberation, enforced impartial
". promptly and fearlessly, repealed when found
unsuited to conditions to be oppressive. VIII NOT
only mark us as q people progressing in the art
of self government but will reduce 10 minimum
conflict between the people and the railroads.
between whom there should he the peace that viii
enable the to receive and the other to render
service that measures the profitable production of
this country
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Cherbourg. Feb IL. 6;25 n-Presdent Lincoln Ger,
New York via Plymouth for Hamburg.
Havre. Feb 9-Prins Wilem III Dutch New York y A
Indies. Venezuela and Michaes Amster-
Montevideo. Feb 9-Royai Prince (Brl. New York for
AvfeS and Rosario
Bristol Feb 11-Brstol city tBrl. New York.
Adelaide. Feb 10-Clan MaCkinnon (fSrl York Via
Z V. and FremaI.tie.
Rotterdam. Feb 1O-Petersburs 1Russ). York for
Rio Janeiro. Feb s-Grecian Prince (Br) New York
Parahba and Bahia
.farsees I-rurkistan tBr). New via Algiers
Barbados. Feb Manca tBrl. New York for Demerara
Santos. Feb 10-Nerd ,Br. New York Bahia and Rio
de Ianeiro
sabang Feb l1-Caverhiu (Br) Yoyk via st Vim
cent I V Natal DaIny
Port said Feb 1i-Stozenfels tGer) York Via Al
gers Tor Bombay. etc
81 Thomas Feb IL. L a m-Guana tRr,. New York for
MaceIo Feb 1o-KeIvIngrove (Br). New York via
Pernambuco.
swansea Feb l0-Jersey city ,Brl. New York,
Rotterdam Feb o-Nherson tRussl. New York.
shields Feb IO-Elise Marie tGert. New York.
81 Vincent. Y. Jan .5-kobe tAust}. tfron New
Yorkl Taku Bar.
Victoria brazil 7-Byrcn (iir,. New York
bermuda. II. II 30 a nf-fermudian (Srl. New
York.
Sagres Feb lo-u Piemonte tItap, New York for
scilly Fen Ii-Mesaba (Br}. New York for London.
Feb II. IL m--puca degli AorUzzi
(ItsI), Genoa and Naples for New York.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Feb. II, 1908.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Hamburg tGer), Burmeister. Naples jan
uary 20 10 the Hamburg American Line with 80
cabin 263 passengers and mdse. Arrived
at fes a' New t $ YORK City Br Barclay
mdse HaEy APved a4f at ho Bar a, l % io 90
Steamer MORO Castle RgrRe ,d aavsha Csa s
ship Company with h - passengers mails and mdse
Steamer Europe GtaD: Layarsllo Genoa January
is4 passengers. and mdse- Arrived
at the Bar st $50 n" 1sn.r, Mir Rarce,on,
Is Malaga = and m c 5d n So to ths 9@pa
and mdse Arriyed at the Bar at II n 10th
O Vc,or HG r. s6 d s. sansT9 ca De Il
the John seager Co. with coffee Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Havana, stevens Havana February 8. to the
New York cuba ] MAI r Ra ar S,'h st si i1i 'S
steamer Ell Mar. Burns, New Orleans February 5. 70
' steamer Jefferson. Dole Newport News and Norfolk to
Passed iae oio RaTnegat at ios5 a m.
and wilmington n C. s. to clyde SIS co. with mdse.
Passed in o%arnnps op at st ;e wIehausen Manchester
January 20. Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at
steamer MaTehera .Auso Iyansieh Fume peeebes
id I rrry''S Satnron s Aigers H. st Michaes and
Bermuda FEBRUARY g. Phelps Bros & Co. with mdse
AFEes4 sesnar at 5hf 5Ha Bar
san Juan T. to the Insuar Line. with mdse Arrived
at tne p@' Kronprnzessn Cece (Ger), Hogemann.
Bremen February and and e spesEae
PASSENGER f9 mails and ndse Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Vaderland (Beig). BarInan. Antwerp Feb.
mary l To the Red Line with ~ cabin ana Eas
staerare passengers and mdse. Arrived at the bar
al a IN. ,-...a...a- -.
steamer Wfnderrnere tBr1 Harrison. Cardenas jan
nary 81 and Havana February l. 70 the Munson
Steamship Line. with sugar Arrived at the Bar
at 1915 m. - ,..,.-.. Q 20 a..
steamer Havana. Jones. Havana February : 10 me
N.w York and Mall Steamship company "lth
nassenreTs malls mdse Left Quarantine Gal m
Steamer Tanagra kehoe savanna January H.
"a IN mdse Arrived In Quarantine o;22 m
Sapdv Hook J Feb. IL. $50 n-Nind west
s,,tbvest light breeze; hazy; smooth sea
SAILED
STEAMERS Anach4 Charleston and Jacksonville city OF
columbus Naunah: FL Monte. Galveston; Hamilton;
News: Trinidad tbrt. bcrlnhda
WInffred Philadelphia; Havso tNori. Phila
6rIphia: Porto Baltimore Barbarossa t6erl 1re
men, t.nstafeIs ,Ger) said. Aden etc: kenosha.
phtlsieInhfa: tlrnluigee Brunswick; Oscar II tSwedi,
Via Newport News ETC. fa"hee' fhIaueiIi'a'
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED
Hamburg Feb IL, 10 q m--Graf Waldersee lGer). New
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POILLON cISTERS HELD FOR TRIAL

The Poillon sisters, katherine and Charlotte
waived examination yesterday and were held in
Nco0 bail for trial by Magistrate Steinert in the
West Side court. They arrested on Monday
night complaint OF Alexander Faulkner ca shier
of the Hotel Bristol, who charges that thew are
hotel beats and that they ilim SS5 To- Frank A
*. Boland. attorney for the Hotel Association Of
New York, told the magistrate that in addition 10
this bill the sisters owed the KING Edward Hotel
SOS 49, the Hotel Albany slSS 20 and the Hotel 81
Francis So u
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ADMITS SENATOR spooNER TO BAR.

John {. Spooner former United States Senator
admitted TO practise law in this state in the
Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court Yesterday
being introduced by James L. Bishop He pre-
senred letters from former Ambassador Choate and
Justice Marshall. of the Wisconsin Supreme Court
Mr. SpGoner said that he intended to enter upon a
general practise of law in this city. Charles H.
Wilson Of Washington. also admitted 10 prac-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
NEWPORT ROAD CLOSING ENJolNED.

IBy IeleSTaph 10 lie tribune
Providence, r. J., Feb. 1I.-Cnder a decision by
Presiding Justice Sweetland, of the Superior Court
handed down to-day granting a preliminary in
junction against the closing of Ledge Road and
Isake1iew avenue, Newport to public travel ex-
Governor Charles Warren Lipptt, Mrs Lucre +.
Post of New York and others win their fight
against Mrs Oliver Ii. r. Belmont owner OF Bell
Court.
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STEEL PLANT PUTS 1000 MEN TO WORK.

fBy Telegraph The Trtbune.I
Pittsburg. Feb. 11-Four thousand men resumed
work to-day the Duquesne works OF the United
States Steel Corporation. Fully three-fourths of
the entire works is running and departments will be
r,lt I'm operation until another month IL is ex-
pected the entire plant will be in operation. The
mill employs between five thousand and six thou
sand men when running full
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
SALE AT FIFTH AVENUE GALLERY.

There will be a sale at the Fifth Avenue Art Gal
eries No $40 Fifth avenue. Thursday and Fri
day evenings of the paintings of the late George II.
Rroue hton and of the late Henry +. Smith. Sew
eraI canvases by George H. Bogert and A. T.
t,richer also will be sold.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close IN New YorI
japan, China and the Philippine
h c1@Empress OF India ............ To-day. 500
japan, Corea. China and the Philippine -
islands Cvia Seattlel-Kaga Maru. FEB h. 900
Japan Corea, China and the Philippine
Islands via Tacoma)-Bellerophon FEB IA, 900 p
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China and the
Korea 90 500
Australia Except WesO. New Zealand
Islands. Fiji Islands and New
h f9WAorangi .....................Feb Feb o. 500 r
(via Francisco)-AIameda. Feb a. 500
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and the
America MarI o. 600 r
Via San Francsco)-U transport =. Feb 90 600 r
Francisco>%Mariposa Mar g. 600 p r
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Proposals..

PROPOSALS FOR PIECE GoODS.-DEPARTMENT OF
i Interior. Office Of Indian Affairs. Washington
ID February Sealed proposals. plainly marked
on outside OF the envelope; Proposal for piece
the Commissioner Indian
Affairs. Washington d. c. will be received tho
Office until O'Clock p m of Tuesday, 3
nd furnishing service
with corduroy CASHMERE kersey. khaki goods
Tlids be m Government SChed-
ues giving necessary Information bidders be
furnished application the Indian Office Washington
d. g. L s. Indian Warehouses at New York City.
Chicago. Louis Mo. and Omaha. Nebr
Dartment reject al bids or
any part of any bid. +. f. LEUPP. Commissioner
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SsEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL, BE RE-
y ceived a office Commissioner OF Immigration Ellis
n. Y. H., $50 p. February
opened Immediately thereafter all
install and kitchen
New Dining Room Kitchen. at U s. Immigrant Station
Ellis Island n. Y Particulars limitations AMI
conditions governing bidders obtained from Rob
ert Watchorn, Commissioner.
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-MTROPOITANgsfs-

This Evening S-DON GIOVANNI Emma
Eames. Gadski. Fsrrrar. BOncf. Scpttf. Chaliapfrs
Blass. BarOcchL Conductor. Mailer
Thurs Evg-- Feb 13. at T:45-DIE W4LEU ERE.
Gadski Fremstad- kirkby- Lunn. AIten. Weed. For
ma. LanSendorR- Jscoby: Burgstaller. Van Rooy
Blass. Conductor. Hertz
Fri. Erg., Feb. H. at S-TOSCi. Emma Eamss.
Caruso. Scotti. Dufricbe. Lucas. COnd. Fsrrarf
Aft. Feb. II. 1.4J-DOubfe bill PAG-
LIACCI Caval1eri- Caruso. Srracciarf. Ress. Sa-ro
Cond.. Ferrarf Preceded by HiENSFI, IND
GRETEL- hatfield. Alien. Homer. Weed: Coritz
Cond. Hertz.
Sat. Evg.. Feb Is. pop prices. at s-wEFIS-
TOFELE. Farrar. Rappod. Jacoby; Chaapins
SUN EvG-. FEB IS popular Pricesl. $50
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
Soioists- RapDod. Homer Boncf- Chaliapin.
Entire NetrOp. Opera Orchestra. COnd-. Bovy.
Mon. Eyg.. Feb. II. S-MANON LEsGATr.
Cavalier; Caruso. Stracciari. Barocch. Lucas
Reiss- Cond-. Fsrrarf.
We'd: Evg.. Feb. ID. at .:45-sIEGFRIED- Fr-rn-
stall Kirkby- -Lunn. Afteu: BurgstaIler. Van R0oy
CoTitZ, ESetss Conductor, MAILER
Thur. Evg.. Feb. 30. at S-FATSr Emma Earns-
Jacoby; Caruso PIancon. Stracciarf- Cond Bovy
Fri. Evg-. Feb 81. 9-Doub7s BfI-PAGII-
ACCT- Farrar: Caruso. ScOtti. Reiss Sarto COn5
Ferrarf- Preceded by HAENSEI UND GRFTFI
Mattfeld. Aften- Homer. Weed CSoritz. Cond Hertz
SALE OF SEATS FOR weeks performance.
begins TOMORROW (THURS1 at o A. VI
WEBER PIANO USED.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Caronia which reported 241 miles east Of
Sandy Hook yesterday is expected TO dock about
to-day.
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AmuSements.
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE.

MANHATTAN s.is orEFA !, ~. HOY o 81. f.
TO. NIGHT at (Ninth appearance NINE TE-
TRAZZINB-LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR- NM
Zenatello. Sammarco. ArimondL Musical Director.
Campanini.
FRI. at S-SIBERIA. Mines. Agostinelii. Tren-
tint: NM. BaSsi, Samnarco Cazauran Ganoli
Galletti. Musical Director. Campanni.
SAT. MAT. at tTenth appearance NINE TE-
TRAZZINfj-LUCIA DI IAMMERMOOR. NM.
Zenatelo. Sammarco. Arirnondi. Musical Director,
Campanini.
SAT. NIGHT. at (pop prices. 1888
CARMEN. Mines Bressler- -GanoIf Zeppilli. Tren-
TIM: MN DaImores Ancona. Gilbert. Cond CharIier
NEXT WEEK: MON. eleventh appearance Of
NINE TETKAzzIND--,RIGOLETTO Mines De
Cisneros. SeFsrina; NM. Bass. Samnarco. Ari-
m9n1I Gilbert Mus Dir. Campanini
WE'D tfTst time In Amerfca)-PELIEAS EFT
MEI1SANDE Gin French). MISS MARY GARDEN.
Gerville- -Reache. Sigrlst; NM. Armondi Crabbe.
Mus Dir, Campanni.
FRI Twelfth appearances MNE. TETRAZZTND
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR Mile. Severina; MN.
Zenatelo. Sammarco. ArimondL Mus. Dir. Cam
paninI
SAT. MAT-PEILEAS EFT MELISANDE. MISS
MARY GARDEN. Ciervilie- -Reache. Sizrist; NM
Arfmondi. Crabbe Mus. Dir. Campen mini
SAT- NIGHT (pop prices. -s3,-SIRERIA
Miles. Agostinelli. Trentini: NM. ZenateIlo sam
marco. Crabbe. Cazauran. Gianolf- CIallettf
MON. Feb. 2+-LOTISE MISS GARDEN
Seat sale for Next Week and Monday. Feb
opens Tomorrow tThurs-). 8 A NJ
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

n rises e:59 5:30 Moon sets 3iI Moons 10
HIGH WATER.
4 M-Sandy 3;55i Gov. Island 4:i3 ll.e Gate $3.50
RA-Sandy Hook 4:iiIoy. island o'51I aeA 1ste I'IS
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Hamburg Feb IL 10 = nl-GIaf Waldersee tGer). New
York
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LAWS FURNISH FULL REMEDY.

This maintain he the spirit and character Of
-la laws enacted by Congress this subject Ad-
nlinistered with answering fidelity the under
lying purpose they furnish the fun for the
evils We must not forget that the efficacy of an
law lies IN the integrity and persistence of its
irattention oblivion may easily be reflected in
negligent or partial enforcement Against that the
only ercepttble possibility of n mooted reaction
must be maintained active and educated poDu-
lar sentiment. judging truly the depth and breadth
- The interests al stake resolved avoid on one
side the rocks OF corporate privilege favoritis1
without falling the other side into the whirlpool
For the maintenance OF that enlightened popular
opinion tie cooperation of sincere and honest men
LAYING aside private interest personal pre1ujce
ror the common welfare. Is invoked as the highest
duty of patriotic citizenship.
Mr.. Knox then quoted from the report Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission for 1867 which he
termed the last authoritative word upon the s,b
3eet Of the people. the railroads and he national
authority" and closed follows:
and ablest railway managers now recognize tba .Id
evils and abuses and the necessity for uniform
federal regulation ia the interest OF the railroads
tnemse8VeA and that they show disposition 10
cooperate willingly in the plans ana methods
--dopted to secure conformity the law. They
10 realize that the railroads having In
Voked the federal power 10 be freed from opero,Is
the power which helped them also regulates them
= the public interest. They take the burden
-sifa the benefits. They sought liberty and they
mast remember that liberty is license but is
freedom regulated by law
There Is nothing Ia present conditions requiring
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.ANTESALOON LEAGUES 10
SINON.
Theodore Alvord, superintendent
Says it is Supporting Neither
Bennett Nor Glasscock.

Last Saturday afternoon, Theo-
dore Alvord, state superintendent
of the West Virginia Anti-Saloon
League, addressed the West Vir.
ginia Conference of the Methodist
Church at Moundsville, and in that
address denied most emphatioally
that when he addressed the con.
ference of the M e Church, South,
at Webster Springs recently, he
made any charge that the brewers
or other liquor men of this state
were back of the candidacy of Hon
Louis Bennett, and stated that he
had never made suoh a charge
anywhere.
He said that suoh' charges had
come to his hearing and that he
had m ade inquiriers concerning the
came, but that was all. He also
denies the Anti Saloon League is
supporting Hon Vim e GIasscock
in his campaign for the office OF
governor. Mr. Alvord stated that
in view of the temperance planks
contained in tho Democratic and
Republican platforms, and the
public and private statements of
Mr. Bennett and Mr. Glassoook,
that they stand squarely on the
Same and will favor the submission
of prohibition amendment in CASE
the people ask for 1t, he and his
official advisors are of the opinion
that the Anti.Saloon League is
not justified nor called upon to
take any part in the contest be.
tween these two gentlemen.
He stated that the prohibition
amendment will be submitted to
the people If the individuals elected
to the senate and the house are in
favor of suoh action. He urged
upon the conference the import.
anoe of seeing that men are elected
to the Legislature who are favorable
to suoh submission, and stated
that tho election of senators is of
special importance.
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GALL1PoLIs FERRY.

Mr. Mont Fadley and sister, Miss
Fannie, were visiting friends at
Five Mile, Sunday,
Mrs CLARK and daughter were
the guests of her daughter Mrs
MOI Combs, on Kanawha, last week.
Mrs Clevenger was calling on
Miss Mary Wallace, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Fannie Blaine were
visiting her parents at Red Mound.
Sunday
The party given by Mr. Henry
ester in honor of his sister, Miss
Belle Yester of Gallipolis. and
Miss Hazel Bliss of Marietta, y,
Saturday evening, Dot. II, was the
social event Of the season. The
evening was delightfully."- spent in
games and music and at late
hour dainty refreshments were
served, after which the guests de.
parted, wishing that Mr.. Yester
would have parties quite often.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs
Randolph, Mr. and Mrs Swisher,
Misses May and Edith Jordan,
Lillian and Francis Van Meter,
Rilla Wallace. Murel Denton,
AIDA James and Bessie Massie,
aud Messrs Charley and Grover
Beohtle, Bird, U.Iey and Clarence
Blaine, Lowell and Joe Reeoe,
Wyatt Clevenger. Branch Gilman,
Rum Roaeberry and Jasper and
Will Buckle.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley johnson
and children, of Arlee, spent Sun.
day with her mother, Mrs Jane
Beohtle.
Joe Beohtle, of South Dakota,
who has been visiting his mother
for some time, returned home Mon.
day. He was accompanied by his
brother Charley. who expects to
spend the winter there.
Miss Rilla Wallace went to
Huntington on business last Wed.
nesday
Reginald Archer was visiting
friends at Bidwell, Ohio, last Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Rev Clevenger is visiting rela
tives al Buokhannon this week.
Miss Ethel Moore, of Hunting
ton, is visiting s w Moore and wife
Mrs Catherine Morrow, accom
panied by her daughter, Mrs Net
Torrenoe, OF Gallipolis, are the
guests of Frank Henry and family.
Sherman Duncan is visiting his
brother, Ed Duncan, of MERGERS
Bottom.
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An unusual number of travelling
salemen have been in Petersburg
during the past few days, coming
from different parts of the country
and being of all sha les of political
opinion. Notwithstanding their
varying shades of political aftilia-
ton upon one thing they are gen.
orally agreed, and that is that the
sentiment everywhere is that Bry.
an will be elected,
In their ordinary conversation
they say that the opinion eeems TO
prevail in every portion of the
country that the next President
will be w j Bryan. This opinion
lie held and expressed as we'll by
those opposed to Bryan as by those
who are for him. 1t is in the air
and is seen and heard from all
points Of the oompass-Parkers.
burg Sentinel.
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GLEN WOOD.

The farmers are busy seeding.
Mr. and Mrs A K Meadows and
daughter, Verna, were visiting
CLARK Barger and family, of Yer
anda, last week,
Master Russell Mccoy is i'll al
this writing.
Mrs. j E Hesson, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs Edward
Mccoy, of Huntington, has re-
turned home.
Ceoil Hagley wac the guest Of
Willard Wise, Friday night.
Mccoy and sister, Bessie
have gone to Oklahoma to wish
their sister, Mrs 81 E johnson,
John Chapman, who was serious
ly Injured some days ago while
hunting, is reported better.
George Mccoy has gone to Obi
oago, ILL.,, whore he has employ
ment.
Mics Matte Fletcher, of this
place, and Mr. Francis Nottingham,
of Ashton, embarked on the mat.
rimonial sea of life, Sunday.
e Fl johnson was a businesE
visitor here, Saturday
Miss Maude E Meadows, who
has been at home the pact week on
account of sickness. has returned
to GaIlipolis Ferry 10 resume her
duties in the school room.
Messrs John Dillon and John
Fillinger, of Grown City, o, are
buying tobacco in this vicinity.
Miss Addie Hannah and little
brother, Kelly, we're calling on
Miss Maude e Meadows. Tuesday
John A BeohtIe, of Elwell, was
calling on friends, Sunday. :
JACOB Meadows was visiting his
son, A Meadows and family, Tues
day.
w w Cornwell and j b White
have purchased fine gasoline en-
CINE and are going into the milling
business at this place. Bring on
your corn. boys.
Mrs L W MOODY, who has been
suffering complication of die.
eases. is improving.
Master Wesley White spent
Sunday the guest of his cousin
Master Ray johnson.
Golden Anchor
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to vote.

The publication of Louis Ben
netts tax valuations is an indiRnity
that every taxpayer has been com-
PEELED to endure since the tax.
crowd attempted to build up a pc.
litioal machine around the tax of.
foe. While jumping the states
expenses up more than six millions
something had to be said and done
in the nature of an excuse. SO
they adopted the plan of yelling
"tax doger" at every Legitimate
business man, thinking that the
oloven foot would go unobserved.
They have succeeded iu building
the machine, doubling the states
expenses and quarantining against
new development and capital Mr..
Bennett lie not the fret man who
has been branded as tax.dodger,
because he sought justice, at the
hands of the oourts, from Unequal.
tiles and injustioe in Valuations.
He is fair, clean, business man
with the courage to speak out
against wrong He had the right
to complain of an unfair valuation.
If every man in West Virginia
who has been wronged by the mis-,
cradle Dawson tax laws shall vote
for him his majority will be one
hundred thousand, There are few
people in the state besides tax
assessor of tax commissioner
Charleston Gazette.
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Corruption in Elections.

Judge Parsons seems bound to
atop the buying of votes, or using
improper means to influence the
voter. We learn heis going to call
a special grand jury term of court
soon after the November election,
when large number of witnesses
are to be summoned before the
grand jury to investigate violation
of law in the election. It is claim.
cd that the doodle" business is to
be broken up. in order to do THE
any person who knows of any vic.
lations of law in the election should
notify the Prosecuting Attorney,
Let US all go together and have a
clean, fair election.
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NOTICE
To The Voters of Mason County.

To The Voters of Mason County
The County Court will convene
on Monday, October 26, 'O8 to ex'
anime the Registration books
They shall oause the names Of
registered persons not entitled tc
vote to be stricken from the list,
Persons entitled to vote whose
names have been ommitted by the
Registrars shall have their names
entered on the list. Voters inter.
ested should be represented by
themselves or another.
BIRD ST r. President
j. P. R B SMITH, CLERK.
October Goth, 1908.
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EoKARD CHAPEL.

VIM See, ST., is visiting his sons
Will and Straud See, atthis writ.
ing.
Mrs j s MoCullooh spent one
evening last week with Mrs.J M
Jones.
Mrand Mrs Joseph Snead and
little daughter Irene. who we're
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
w T Wiley, have returned to their
home at Hinton.
Geo Barnett, of Looust Lane,
passed through this vicinity last
on business
John Thomas and wife have
gone to housekeeping in Mrs 81 A
Meek's house.
Mics Hazel Eckard, of Point
Pleasant, was the guest OF her
grandmother. Mrs j M Eokard, one
day last week.
Mrs Geo Jones is quite i'll at
this writing
Leon Barnett and sister, Mise
Elsie, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Lewis, of Diokerson,
last week,
Reuben Mcdaniel was buei.
ness visitor to Point Pleasant Fri
day.
John Thomas and Guy Pullin
were busines visitors to your city
last week. Trixie