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also adopted without a dissenting vote.
In response to the petition filed at the
last meeting, the Barber Asphalt COM
pany was granted an exteCsion Of time
to June l, in which to complete paw
ing operations on North Palouse and
East Rose streets, and resolutions to
that effect We're adopted later during the
session, the committee having reported
with that recommendation.
To Pave Poplar.
The petition of property owners,
asking the Improvement of Poplar
street by paving, was reported favor
ably upon by the street committee, and
steps are to be taken at once to take
up this latest move for better streets
in Walla Walla The street Lighting
ColHnittee reported to giant the pray
OF petitioners for a light at the inter-
section of Isaacs avenue and Division
street, and the same was adopted. TIE
street committee reported in favor of
accepting the plat of Riverside addi-
Martin, this being placed in the hands
of the finance committee.
The petition asking the grading,
walking and Improvement of Bellevue
mittee. Property owners on that thor
! oughfare desire a five-foot walk and a
two and one-half parking. The petit
ton asking change in the name of
Garden street to University street was
I also referred to the street committee.
Fire Committee.
Members of the fire committee will
be required to settle the question Of
retaining in the service the chemical
to be replaced by the new fire auth
the petition of the grOcers' association
having been referred to that commit
tee. The communication from w. p
Winans relative to the lowering of the
on the table. Mr. Winans said he I'M
derstood the grade was to be lowered
to certain point and informed the
council, that as the present grade had
been established by ordinance, he
would expect the city to bear the ex-
pense of changing the grade abutting
his property.
Councilman G. III. Whiteman pro-
duced hearty laugh when the petit
ton of property owners relative to the
moving of the crusher of the Barber
Asphalt company. in the northern part
of the city was referred to the commit
tee on health and police. Mr.. White
of the communication that the sanitary
conditions were of more moment than
that of the noise and dust. and al
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city at large or to the property owners
T in the assessment district.
After hearing the various objections
entered, the question was referred to
the committee of the whole, and due
notice is to be given property owners
relative to the date of considering the
opening in detail.
The know your city movement is
evidently we'll under way, for last
nights meeting of the city fathers was
attended by the largest number OF
spectators known in months 1t de-
veloped later, however, that the ma
pority of those who occupied the chairs
were present to enforce, if occasion de-
manded, the protests filed against the
opening of First street. The volume
of business on the calendar was eX-
ceptionally large, and the manner in
which the seven solons settled down to
the grind presaged some real siren
uosity" All had, evidently. used the
street car tickets furnished them by
the city clerk, for they appeared fresh
for the fray. and within an hour after
not included as a private drive This
was adopted.
Property owners in the interested
section last night petitioned for the
vacation of South Fourth street for a
distance of 200 feet south of Maple
street. and this was referred to the
street committee.
City Assessor M. Toner communicat-
I'd with the council relative to a re-
hate $40 on an erroneous assess
ment on property belonging to Ralph
the session opened. the bulk of bust
ness had been cared for in the proper
manner.
The street committee reported in ia
vor of granting the prayer of petition
ers for the opening Of an alley between
First and Second streets. and Whitman
and Walnut streets, and the report
was adopted. This committee report
ed to deny the protest against the
opening of Garden street. and this was
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Huffm an M acbeth.

Albert n. Huffman of Multonomah
Macbeth of Clarkamas county were
united in marriage by Justice of the
house about 1890 this morning. After
securing their license the couple de-
knot right away so repaired to JUS
tice McKinney's court room, where in
the presence of several witnesses the
ceremony was performed.
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Officers Elected.

At the regular meeting of the B. p.
Q. E. last night, the following offic-
Exalted Ruler, T. M. Mckinney; Lead
ing Knight, J. j. Kaufman; Esteem
ed Loyal knight, Guy E. York; Knight
William Metz; Tyler, F Kaufman
Treasurer, Charles f. Nye; Secretary,
Fred S. Hedger; Trustee for three
years, H. S. Jackson. The officers
will be installed at the first meeting
kn April, when elaborate exercises will
be given.
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COMPANY

21o w. Main St. wa,la walla. Wash
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relaying on the Job" adjournment
was taken with but half of the meas
ure read. The ordinance, which re-
peals all other ordinances and parts
of ordinances in conflict Herewith, mas
been drawn up by the fire chief and
the contractors of the city, the idea
being to eliminate some of the string
ent provisions of the present measure
The next installment is to come up at
the next meeting, and the ordinance
made effective in time for spring work
here. Many changes are proposed
among the more important being az
extension of the fire limits, and the
requirement of all moving picture
houses to provide certain protection
for the room in which the lanterns and
films are contained.
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Modern Woodmen Meet.

Mountain View Camp No. 5096 Mod
ern Woodmen of America held a very
interesting meeting last night when
q majority of the lodge members at
tended. The lodge accepted an in
vitation from the Royal Neighbors
lodge of Milton to go to that city on
Saturday evening, March 5, to attend
a social function. The Walla Walla
lodge of Royal Neighbors have accept
ed similar invitation A special car
will leave this city at 1920 o'clock,
returning after the function.
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W edded TUESDAY,.

At o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
the home of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Osgood, on Laurel ave-
nue.. Mrs. Elvira Murphy and Albert
Sonnenburg were united in marriage
Rev. +. G.. Boylen of Grace church Of
floating. The bride is a well known
Walla Walla resident, while the groom
is prosperous farmer of Fishhoob
Ferry, on the Snake river The we'd
ding was a quiet affair and attended by
few friends and relatives of the con-
tracing parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Son
nenburg will make their home at Fish
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Banquet to Follow.

Encampment No. 8, l. o. o. F. VIII
confer the royal purple degree, Friday
night, at the Odd Fellows temple. This
closes the work eff initiation for the
served after the work is finished
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Laurant Thursday Niuht.

Laurant, sometimes spoken of as the
man of mysteries" is to appear be-
fore a local audience at the Keylor
Grand theater Thursday. He comes
under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A,
star entertainment course.
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~ hy more watchfu- classified
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York and York

York and York
the we'll known
Chinese doctors
have made a lite
study of the GU
rative powers of
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re ga,ya aaeptsss

Nothlu~ beaasiSe. /. tfyyu 20 than
8mnsaical gl'ade tCsas along DbestEs9ss
Pean's Grove has raanY sllads trees
which have been ael in a aaphazaEd
way Where eurhs and sidewa.As lave
neep nSda according 20 the anc3ted
e.adss many tees nave been removed.
Htl,ers;.re great olsGiueti0ns III The way
of approving tue streets and as time
NoeEesses the owners whose property
they stand in trent o. wall gradually
catch up with The spirit Il progress aud
have hem removed. by SC doing their
groperty as well as The streets viii be-
aaulifsd
al aasy-AYe gsnG thirty years ago
PISA, wera impressed with tho Idea OF
gettin,y slaas quickly ard sci ont pop
lar ainb4 which Y'e-o eaeap sad grew
mpidlv asyersi case seer tnair mis-
take aud have lfad liz poplar cptdown.
They are AZ &nslghtiy tree 2ad tleir
laaYss legin 81 isli Ia august before
tlG nssd l0t raaos has .been passed.
e sagN aspiei had beea act out beau
". s'sslable shade tees would nov he
nyA
Nbua he etnLs aad s,0eHaika have
besn mNe now "a the nic8a saiable
Use 70 ~ out ems .ree. wta>h Tiil
eros7 in ajsW years and nake a9aa fai
d SEES hioA tW adar1 tbs enaats ahd
made pheasant Htale IL snm nei, suBsg
maple t1ees g1oN Inc s@oash@g make
slnoolhar and no apitolm -rees and
* not taYe layg@ tN.gDg roois naaI
shse toy 3z the grJnild,
l.5 I'll who possibly esI at out
sug.r mapie trees aow d Il latef 5iar
. 1a>l May lst, @no help nAEe sG9 town
hMa
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.ahs Post Daiee Department bss a'
tss5l Gexa in View Y0E lm lsins
jls nasia 10 distZil ate gst--ieh' ouick
s.a.ag3 rley ave mioadea #A'
9J.GQ u a 3c,hiess 3aoas on she pap 9
nz.ael It's 4sma-3f Morluiesa corI'ofa
.oas eapita a2ei ~ lgcm tall a million
81 SIX millions o. worthless P~pel. II
sall 10 Interesting 70 l-atn ho"
asly a thesa a0rooebdors wela osgau~
s{ lr1der TIE az Nav Jersey i+ws.
+ ass foslo1ice department vop!a
sQs al these Nno hage ISSUED MIG
a.oe baese ~oaid ne sggarsl a1l-
less corporations @23 a.raf
ease En- prison population
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cwN

Mm Foster represented sha noodblne
I5cge, Da l63. J. O. q, 81 She Craud
Lodge sss7ion ia iTenton Wednesday and
Tlaars1ay oi iast week
Elas Raising and appropriate exercises
aers aeld at tine GrsJamer school, on
Nedaeslay afternoon wGen She Junior
Order Of American Mechanic presented
tiis school wish q tpg.
MIR. and MIS-, Charles Kuhn, Mf and
Mrs. VIM. Kuhn arg daughter spanSSa
day witt. Mr, and &fs. james Miller, nj
SaieIn.
Union Thanksgiving services were held
il the Neil odis6 Church 81 Tharsday
Morning Rey. ". Iatlock preached the
sermon.
The lsdies OF she Baptist olur-it age
preparing 3 boz OF GioshiDg fof tie ctil'
ieen's Holpe ~ Trenton.
The needle WORKER Of NE Methodist
Cbcrch viii hoid eheif Baaaar GA ifeeem-
Der 3th and 10Th.
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equal 10 four hundred ordinary nagf
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can offer even q wider Tapge Of whole.
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but the character Of the paper's contents
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Every boy will eagerly i0ok fot the
articles on skin IA sports and paat.nnes
and how TO develop Il.
The girls will find many novel and
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For the amiy in general, hints tor
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or1his reading j all IL addition 10 the
1dinafy treasury Of stories, articles
81 csisbfated m3n 2nd Fouisu, 5hc m
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IS going on n ali 6elds OF human a.
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John Pssk wiH loge his mmii2 to
penn's Groye.
!. NJ. Given is 5isit ag hLs sou Dg James
6tiven IN Er1okin n.
Rev. W NJ. WickNar 4 ana Miss 5us7ie
Wlckward have tesurned 1gta g few Gefs
sag IN Camden
Mrs. Me- gm .Ayarsf eomnsly entertained
her sister, Ma. Nsggi Kelly ftsmdsn
The Auburn pos. o4iee wa9 recently
broken into ard robbed ii tavr lCl.iFec
stamped egyeinpe snd some money
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ra3 gain " ninth sat in TIE SSsate
90 tle sAW gs.ts ia assured b The ra-
s.s.or last LIN Democrats nave a EA'
Is il gBe Mousana L5g Stature. The
U.ce4lssEa and shs LlsuEgaa,8 val 81
: 8 decided m~sjolisrs ss'd dtAa F1esl'
af gcal lacoDmeno bhs IS 2IVai oT
snae ~ She -icat otiectaolaDi2 IeSsdaes
IS tAe Par s-aidctGb aet We Nh pro-
ally re ahle To eject his pu1aosr.
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SA..ssS COUNTY ELECTgaS RET, sHS-
show Why Desnocrets Sh0asa gted8s
FG, real Option

:hcw, yAH,, E~ta,,s arrafS 2hGsStsf EkkdxA IS
saw ,
FGt real opEl3e s
r7h. ropt,g rianfior P-lueus are
= ~ ~ooi,,., h
AtDt"~ u 49, d"
i@efe is quite +" GiE9Etnce H7tfeF-'
swiss plurality Of q, I~DudensiRl g. :
4<V 4zs .-.o,c,. 425. Ii Is duTculg :
IN tell GOV, La c~a;do.es nm Z
.beo3 ~ hab3p fheir nountv tiat 3f.
- 49,. 80 49,. .--
~ ID e'ioeh' '"~- @o'" "''s'" '"'
honFey eo5h EaD aA''d D. iheis H".ts
s'gt1agtIl and that Ri1hmopd ia IS
ea3u4v ~ ahead RlG IlCnlhillD5.
sl.g tt,L 5sa 10 90 from lao 3..
,ef h. 20 11es. d ah..a. ~, sslCW!Dg
ahatfL.e 9ullis Die dye ttS,;se Republican
pn5i1atr fur Asa.intfye ~ GTf vr jnat
.r,g- IL evident l.,a5 uiuau 81 taal
ma NO u,te. haze cone IL Wi,syr
nd Nqwfsy.
T.. paan.7 Gygva 80 Democratic tai.
10, 10, q csst. 2z3 Republican anq lg
a.aas- - t;,s ,7en,b,, yeceiy /,
lily a vn,ns ard lt.,r ca-i1iaat4s-gn.
Cover aid Uonsso,s !es5lgg4 ouly =
" 3 and Nowrey 2 esch. There
taan bleyo we're R~epunlioan. Wilson ran
II ahegf Of his t7etst and Lewis ~
behind NoUrsy r,u n a4eaa Of ls
ticket aGd Goa.1eYstagar Il BEHIND.
Sahad9 r0r zba Assembly ran 2 43L.a&
ne ne no s4o?s 'l loe.i ' ,,.,or Deg ii. 81 c
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If Trey did, m.llious gor d vote Dr.
Eing'a New Life = ils tbs bfUa remedy ftr
pQn.en. For 5api3hing 3nl, fagssa EEL
in ys. bs ckache OIL headache constipation
aiateihAg colds, ~inpartiug appetite and
tonina % the sgsteu. they re l~Deqn@'ed
Easy, sa,e. snse. 25c ct JohUson's Drag
SWre.
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aug foen wels aleesld p ID tg e.
s3ys M q dorado, Wleph 80 wo1lei.
,gt 10 talt what will the NAV 1oi
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tRI ~, n aMBEB a, Ialo.

Ad3 Ism stil N@t in Delaware
lasigg -2pge r8laad uaInea.
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H g. ~ ."-s A@% HA"- n.y. - TO- 90 go r
/ .eug;ty a54y in Wis!iGn9sbo W.,
Viuia3a An1erso3 an} dadghteF. Mary
haze reformed from O g's't in CEndpa.
algs. Amanda Shut is spending .
t.l1a Ia Galnoasi,
ccafreY Yea Of Me@rcnRatg aa via.ssd
+ his sister Alrs. sohu eEh-
M.s, Christian Rspp iene al.e-
$50 alt1st oabal y g. Joa1
John Eo1ik no has .eoa 'tirg o.
( barry savenGa'. Larlu ho aUG1'5 81 tha
/ b.i-a aa8 hScrg FoCik farm 90 tGe
enn S Grove Dad ano DppoH Landing
yoaG
Ms4. r..is r.ayis, specs 9adsg With
! 1e'.osses ii esv-por
Msa GouEea ius;ioe g apen@ial q ew
aafa Il VIZ. eaiy
r. ~10 @m .<ihatd I'd
! Dog.ge.vra p HEa ~tsit ~ IA ahl
Mrs. 5aIacel b2Ughto2
Robert scgs.es will move uto IOWA,
| having bought william 3,2a no3sel
niata ,d,ant BY Joan Bark. Wi,san u.
a ioe viii sDove Do h5a fst8cr'a -ar2n.
aJfs. Eils ,3e.iis3r asa 13lr.le5 iroaa
q ei7', "a. oo3 scHn.
sa. Ei;2soatn L~ippincott ., t2aI,iass
aooA . !s,,i1g aer parents NJ. a9a MIS-
jaoe.n 4 sat
Haa ,as,sh ssnitl .. pana'@ Grove
sgent s nd7y #ita l7 sister s1 Gaole'
Ficnan.
So mi' 2 80. Is - ft..,'s'' @@
tr.ax . $500. g,,rs
nar III p-..-aev .y M, anas#.s ,6r.4
esiar IL brca.
- = .4.i.. x c.A
sr,e, 1s
M, snf * loo.
on Eouagg 3r. aa Ms Villa, .as
md oAjHg.en<' ~, ~ Gro. hr sat
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% Miss en- iab rao. tfoH
a gist y, 8s}s Mr.. I5- Ia ~,
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70 Ay 90, .las We sAesng. NJ
~ -,ca5asbrg, l.eats on pa. ~ p,yfb
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~ I'd. ~ "f ds.sirs 5.o. as .nta7
w. ~tiA aN' n
Il ~ "a NJ ~
l9 Tiu ~ a""' "'
d, aa'Fef 1t"' 9h :
l ostaget @-cie Z ooaght 2 property
~ Mr., and Me-. Sh Dewitt Of New
: a5'a, Bpsrs part isss w9e III iohr
~ HEWITT.
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After the big dime, .ry some Of john
SOY sDigesti We Tables. 30 per box o
Iohnenn'e Pharmacy. >
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v, 80 n IoatL.a 90 elrtt

MI and Ms. ~ i3atl1" exc eHe'
,rur}a- u Ont4 on RndFy 81 Ulnev
Lororra khe FGday Of tiiaig cfae' 5gf
49, larry N Ionb Vi Eenls9l.ie
f|rsl3asJ in m. mpany wsre NJ and
Mrs l08eph G. en- pa apa AE 992'@a
CrieDeg. Mr.. i dis. 60assi state
Mr. anI Wrs. Is. uamrggii. D. ano
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IA Berkeley st., Boston, Mass
New Subscription Receive ~ chs Office.
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Lrrian haasprsipe mike.

Nta.. rsi6 h. moved be Camden .
Ta5ies pas ks hs 7e1 On 2f9id's farm
al,l &C. ra'Duga Eedes 71ro ioliops
n, ,.. a.as Il te n sass.
q a3l wast3rus ..9hd. >aF. rs
e 3l- md ID 8. ear 'eEp1 ~ q
So lssssEo.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-03-10
WHO CAN EXPLAIN THIS sSEC-
ONDARY EDUCATION"
BUSINESS?
BUSINESS?

My Dear Sir:-There are some
matters connected with the Univer-
sity that ought to be looked carefully
into. AS citizen of Georgia I am
not at all satisfied with what is
known as the Carnegie Founda-
tom; nor do / like to have a Profess
sor of Secondary Education as an ex-
cressence on the body of GeOrgia's
University. L resent the Internal in
reference i'm the South's affairs
educational and otherwise-by Car
negie and his coadjutors i'm deviltry
I have supreme contempt for Robert
G. Ogden, who insultingly f1aunts his
social equality views and practices
i'm the faces of the Southern people,
It has come to the pass that we can
not send boy to the University I'M
less we kow-tow to the Professor of
Secondary Education, who is a pro-
tege and a beneficiary of the Car
negie Foundation. I am disguised
with the whole thing, and am ready
to kick over the traces and denounce
the scheme from "A'' to "Z''.
GEORGIA PROFESSOR.
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ONE OF GEORGIA'S sHAMEs.

Brother Watson:-I have seen sta
tistics showing $1,000 children in
Georgia, 100000 grown people not
in Sunday-school
If the church people will feed and
clothe them, pay them, furnish ex-
pert kindergarten teachers and free
medical treatment they will come.
We should have enough sense to
try the medicine we use on foreign
ers-2, 100000 and over foreigners
landing here-coming to us-every
year-black hand murderers, etc.
Don't have to go to them.
Furnishing young women to Chi
namen to be slaughtered.
Don't it beat the Devil-Graham
Index, Walker, Advocate, etc. Yes,
and Broughton-dear Len!
Yours, ETC., ONLOOKER.
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SOME PREACHERS ARE FEAR
ING FOR THEIR JORS.

Dear Sir:-You have the happy
faculty of so inspiring a man that
when he once reads anything you
write you have him for life. I read
"The Vulture" three times. I loaned
it to Methodist preacher and he
says it is a classic. But he does not
like what you say on Foreign Mis-
sions. You know they could not
hold their jobs if they came over to
your side on that proposition Don't
let up on that subject, Mr. Watson
If you were not telling the truth no
preacher would be mad at you. And
poor little Mr.. Ellis! 1t must give
him nightmare to think how easily
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THAT'S GETTING THEM SOME!

Dear Sir:-You will find inclosed
check for $21.90 for new subscrib-
ers secured in two days work I
hope to finish up a hundred in two
weeks.
The people in this part of the
sticks seem to be willing to secure all
the information they can get,-I as
sure you that even the ladies and
children are clamoring to get hold
of your literature. What pity our
young people don't read more.
Yours very truly,
G.. S. MEADOWS, SIR.
Vidailia, Ga.
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he could have annihilated you if you
had been a sucker. You could
take half of your brains out and still
have twice as many as he has, to say
nothing about quality.
If I had plenty of money I would
put your publications into one mill
lion homes. AS it is I can help you
a little. Yours truly,
w. L. BROWN.
st. Louis, Missouri.
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AS TO TARIFF AND SHIPBUILD-
ING MATERIALS.

Dear Mr. Watson:-I notice in
your weekly what seems to me an
inconsistency. You say on the first
page of the issue of February 18th
THAT the Republican tariffs make it
impossible to build vessels in this
country as cheaply as it can be done
abroad" Then on page IL (contin-
uing the same article) that 'Ship-
building materials pay no tariff du-
ties whatever"
Now, what | would like to find out
is, why if the materials for building
ships can be brought to this country
free of tariff duties that ships built
here cost about twice as much as
they do abroad? Please answer, if
you have time, in your weekly.
This is the first time ever found
anything in your writing that could
not understand and approve.
Very truly yours,
c.. M. NOBLE.
Eureka, Kansas.
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FOR SALE
Genuine TooIe Prolific Cotton Seed.
bushel 80 cents, 10 bushel lots IS
cents, 20 or more bushels rs cents
w. T. GILBERT, Vienna, Ga.
FARM FOR SALE.

1 can sell you farm of 2O1k acres,
located in the very best white section
of Newton County, convenient to
churches and schools, at $4,000. Terms
onethrd cash and balance 1, 2, 8 years.
If sold before April 1st this years
chaser. All other lands in this section
are bringing $50 per acre and up
wards, but I am going to make sac
rifice of this farm to make a quick
sale. For full information address
II. w. MILNER, COvingtOn, Ga.
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Cbe Jeffersonian
Additional Letters From the People

Americans. The one firm of J. P.
Morgan & Co. own forty-seven ocean
going vessels, engaged in ocean COM
merce They fly the British flag.
T. E. w.