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S 'r r r . r E4. ~ I '~(,)) ( T r 4 + I J Tr i l I v. ; I *)1 " I' NEVDT.. I ,Y, a CO!, 1+1: IFM Y, A 1PI L 20, 1 N)O. TO THE A special it which is nov want and pri en Men Indicted For Goebel's Murder, IX 'CINCItPAlbi AND F4OUR ACE.SSo ICIts NAM ED BY (UxANI) U.CAN -isplclon( '1 l,rliwn on 1,sytnr-- IDChpublcenn -(secreltary of stat, untel 1"x-Seeret:nry uf Stat.e Am oug Acces.OrIe.. ;1(Frankfort, Ky., April l7.-The kanklin County grand " jury this :f @'knoon returned indicti ents aguin-t p hrsons, chauurgJig tiem wtIi plicity in the nmurder of \Wmil. C1. b Th p)rincip)als namned air, ej #y 1(. Youtrty,fJamts H oward, Howard, Hafrlalndl W\htitaer I 'Tallow uDick" Coabs (colored). iII(licted as accos "ories )efore t aro Sce"roturv of Stalte (llctb 8Capt. Johun.T. Whar tont (Gol. In the indi(timtnt, relitiig to , .t rlegtd accessorie', three other ''tro indirectly roferrod to as ac. orios though no indictments vero prted ag,aitist thern. They' are ov. WV. S. Taylor, GIreen G:oldenl : Capt, Jhnii Davis. [Henlry E. Youtsey, who is men od as the first principal, wis a rk in the oflico of S(ato Auditor oonoy. H formerly lived at New- I rt. You soy was first named in e case by \Vharton Golden, the ar witnesi for the prosecution at o examining trial of Caeb 'Powers. Y im and Berry Howard are Cousins id monataineors of note in connec. on with the old Howard fend. hey wore with the men alleged to I ave boon brought hero by the Pow rs brothers, Finley and others on t ho "excursion of mount aineers." Harland Vhittakor lived in But or, Gov. Taylor's homo- conn:y, and alleged to have boon in tho room n the executivJ building from which he shot was firod. Dick Comnbs, the negro, lived at Beattyville, aihd also came hero with he .pTountain men. Caleb Powers -. the Rtepubtlicanh contestee for Sec otary of State, and John T. P~owers, another of the defondant s namied asI an accessory, is his brother. Chals.t Finley was Secret ary of St ate under tI 4lie former Republican State adhmin- o istration when WV. 0. Biradley was Governor. Chats. Finley is now in 3 indianapolis, having gone thoro just )>eforo the warrant charging him with compjlicity was sworn out, six y -weeks ago. WV. ii. Culton was a clerkc in the office of Auditor Sweo- a noy. Wharton Golden was a memi l>or of tho TLaylor State guard, and I claimed to turn State's evidence on C the stand in the examining trial of. Caleb Powers, when lie recited what C -ho claimed to bo the inside facts re- 1I Juating to the alleged conspiracy to o murder Goebol and enough Decmo cratic members of tho legislat ure to 3 give the Republicans ajnajority. It is statted that the commonwealth wvill1 at once nol. pros. I le inudictuumt atginst Golden in conisidorationi of his testimony. WEIEN TIlE CEONSUS MAN COMES. The, Quesilhms Tha.t Wli lie Ai?Cked Evr (Chicago Journal.)f Htow old are you? Are you mar.-t ried1, single, widowed or' divorced? Is the house you live ini your own; and, if so, isi it mortgauged or free? WVhat is your occupation, anurilhow many months out of the year are you enrfployed?g Tbes0 arewomo of the pointed per nonal queations which will be askod LADIES ( wvitation is ex / complete. ar ices which ar of tho people (luring the takii' of the twelfth census of the Uuited State', which will begin June 1 and ( mnd 1unno 15, 190. The years 1th)0 and I;)l will con titluto the great it cells1S taking era im lho history of the world. 3esideF I his counttry, fonrteenu of tho princi- i p)Il Eurt11ol>eain e*' .i;t 1.11 aie to "CoInt r( ioi-s,"' but. l he: r.-ius of tho United I "itAtw< is t'I b,Q mor01 cXtensive1" than1 i hat of aINy 1hir nii ion. '.'ho last eensu- cot .1*1,27 I,A)O, mid nore (11im 1-t I liouIsaid men1 Iere o ph11(1 edin i I'kilig it. 'Th1is :en1Sus1 ,""li h). 1.v\" t a -IrofterI eIfot)i. I Thc' lawv 1Ci 1i1i:i i- t th Ce ce1sus i ;hall bo takein be(tw n Jun (' I 1 and tno 1,-. As 1w of t hIe :e days fall t mI Sunday, but. thirten working ys aro left. t The director of til twelftih ceiss e s Willham P. let riamt, former Gov rinor of inneiibSOt a. t Several objectionable questions' vhich wero asked of citizens by con us 0nume11(1rators tel y011rs ago will r >o omitted this im". For exampl"e, ersons sultering from any chronic t lisoaso will not bo required to dis. lose that fact;. 'The answers given heretofore have i >roved utterly valueless from a sta- r istictil standpoint. Theso are the questions which you c vill bo called upon to answer this v 'oar: 1. Surname, Christian name, ini- t ial. 2. Residence, street, iumber of ( 3. Relat ionship of each member of c ho head of the family. 4. Color or race. i. Sex. G. Ago at, list birthday. 7. Day, month and year when g oIrn. n 8. .ro you single, married, widow, -t ridowver or divorced ? '- . o U. Num1ber of yea rs married.~ n 11. N umber of children living. si 1 2. Sex of t hiese children. .13. Where were you born ? If in g ho United States give State or terri-q Dry; if of foreign bi rthl, givo name r< f the country only. 1l 14. Where was your father born ? our mothor I (Same conditions as hoe foregoing.) IS. If of foreign birthl, whmen did Ou comoi to the Unaited States? 10. llow manyfl years hauvo you ro ided in the Un itedI Sta:tes? ~ I 17. Have von been niaturanl ized ? LOW manyii years sinco you became a it izen~ iy .18. WA hat is yourA iccuipa'tion, trade r pro'ossion ? (T1his quest ion tap. 'lies to persons ten years of ago or ver.) ~ 10. How many month1 s during the eoar are you empjloyed ? 2(). H ow mauny months have you tiended school ?I 21. Clan y ou read? ? 22. Can you write r 23. (Givo lho mini facts conlcern ig your educiationi. 24. Do you own t he house in whichl la Oul hvo? - 25. D)o you rent the house in which ou live? 26. If you own the house, is itA re or m?ortgaigedl ? (The samno qjues-. on opplhes to farm. i CASTORIA~ ror Infants and Children, g [he Khiid You liavo Atways Bought B3ears the Rignaturo of . .Z?I NEWI tended to yo. d up to dat( e corrects t t 1IlitN. 1 n ing111 8)0 (1(10 Iacwtgct fttr .1 1 h I ilulllg Ilim 'p Ito 1'uI,1:c lini E( ci m~ un l(i4iiCLnI Altlntil, (ii., Apr-1 I7.- W . V. oWell, ptre'sident of tho 0. 1Z. T, who a directing theo sIriko of (ho te rp 1 rlivi-s on tho Southcin ril w ' iletd iii the city court horo tud;iy a nit for -%0,000 dlamaiges nginsi (the mtherlin on account of a puhbant i,n1 vhicll appeared ini a locai i li r os'erday. M[r. Powell Cla im-s the atic'(' It ~; imt up to pubiilic litirol, ('(nw 11 .t ud rid'eule1t. It ctlntins li iwt r iew with J. . 13. Tohomps.>n, ii , ant gene(rall sp)ecrimt('Id n('lt, It. .1 elgr in from (i'oi:. Sn1t. lir li it ho Southern. llegarding ti . ition the potition for damiti' - 'Tho purpose 11n(1 mtealing of I lIm en ir~anrlicle ('nd each part Ihere ft'ir. .s published, wats to hold pe "ttitone"r ip to public hatred, contempt :u:d'i ideul(', thereby injuring ant u . troyin;g his usefulness al.d r1eptttt ion. Petitionor shows tiht aii lltb ' ulioation3 wore well known by do. t endant {o be false and wero deliher- t tely made for the purpose of run ing him in the minds of all good 1)o )lo?and of injuring him in the con tuct of the business of the order of t 1hich he is president," Among the most important allega IOn and petition reads: "D1)ofondaitt is using the language' heir criminal actions are only in line ith Powell's general methods," in s )unection with the precoding clause tnding to charge petitioner with 1)0 1g guilty of Criminal Conduct and in- 1 itinlg and causing crimmnal conduct. "Defendant used the following lttn- U un go: " 'Powell~knows that there is 1 o Etriko in fact, hence his despora- i on.' Defendant intend<d1 by thoe uso ( satid- latguage, taken in .coinunct ion ti 'ith thle ')peeding cIlas, (0 c.harge etitioner. with) sendting out .falso- * Latemnents." ~ .-I i The reports concoerning (ho pro. ress of tho strzike fromi th~ liead- r uaIrtors of thie strikers tad t he raiil - nud oliciali anro to th11 effort thamt n' 1o situation is sat isfactory to both. (The Circuit Ridor.) i Another pestilenlce t hat~ watlketh in a ie darkness of t his world is t he (tt er. This i.e't iferous prait or' is gon. e -ally feminine. She ii -15 or ho- 1' e< >nd,t somnetinmes youingor. Sho is (ther qulick in movement, having a iarp, knIowinig, obserPving ('ye, andit h gvood nioso, rather acqu ilino. The e: niguo is symmotrnical and1( poinited, II *uck in arid quick out. Tho mouth sinail, raithor pout y, and not at all p slagreeablo looking wh len in ropose, tI youH can! find it thati way. She (10. ghts ini o'xcit ing occurrencos. Faim y fusses aro ai ftasit, e'speCialily if ero is scanida inii it. Shol genioral ly y 1 such1 OtcaiHons m1ovtes out and L. ound, takmig her knitting with1 hior, w, with a wmik andi a blink. She I ins:l' "Miss A camio to our houso8 tl 'storday andit said that Mrs. B saidl unt C saidl that sho board thatt, etc., ti c."' T[h poor creature's healtli 01 01oms to (1op01nd large'ly up)on thli rail demioral iza.t tin and1 social scan. ii mound114 her. I flt ther is much101 talk ablont thmat's excitingi, hier di- I 'Stionl is goodI, andi she3 1: viva'ciouis i41 wonioniy kindt aiid soft tonied -hut,1 when~ there is aI lull inI the com1 uniity's aitmospjhole 0 ho( old thin ansn't seemi to (10 well, she get's sad 3ER A to call and in latest st An :uil lo)tks, w\"lr y. lt lre is some1 "omrl t nl abtlhi,l,. tht::;,; thi Ihattler will do, al S r't of t'..mtntl ation tlltt, Co111 fottl. ilio wAt il go to Fiee tho sick nt wil l it th l e pat iIt Iatten t ively. If i:i a doubt ful c aUSo sleo )ccomies in (':,rnest aind very syinpa. hetic, looks St iions inl i graveyard tvaty, wh ispers '(-Lntly (thmr tongue uind y0ou iS .IlhlI'.' going) and is try Iutcht ii ri- -jptisted if the pa i'nit r'Covers. Oh! merey, if I had I tattler in m:y chatrgo l'(1 go to the >hysician ind'l siv: '(O doctor, (10 onetlhing; for hi r". ;;ivo htei drugs-. t'me 5t1oln"n \ rr: tI"ratmrenit and l-'t never I t hr.- liver get out of -rder; aid sart, toirtul, if site is inl lined to have h,y,terics .with it all, o for tlt Lr('s sako, recommend Itmputration of tho tonguo speedily, it(l I will piy you for t hi' job. Amen! Should our Imonoy standard bo gov rned by the accieents of silvor min rig? Should it ho government by he accidents of gold in iniig ? What alro facts Ce)cerning the isy inl t w! history caused >y leri,lical -cat,ity of toney met Is? tihit. c::::utivo relation had his to the dark ageo? What effect Ills the sudden discovery and inflow >f gold or Iilvor always had on civil. zation ? Are these fluctuations- these al ernating periods of darkness and >awvn-dependent on the accidents of inning, desirablo? Would not a toady, reliable and progressivo d elopement of forces of civilization f nortnsl speed and relation be much ioro desirable than theso sudden pnrts,' followed by stagnation and loon ? 1low cati we got this constant, nor rtl Cotad(ition, with neither stimunl tinnl nor singnallitn?jI Do you wish a Irief, clear statement fI the fndanontaj principlos of lonetary science, i s agreed upon by 11 the great econotmists? Do you want a strong presentat ion f the vital fact, at the money ques on? Do you wvant to knowv howt we can eurlo a. jUst1, impairtial, steady dollar mat will re'gulato the ebb anid flow~ of iduistry and mak(e panic impossible?y .Would yo'n like to havte at hand for 'ady refertet the price tables and idex- numbei(rs for Eland,'iil G~er mony, F1'rne and th1e Unit ed States, lowing I th Iluctuations in prices for e laiist. (ont urv ? Would you liko~ to have a set of 'arts shtowinmg at, a glance just how olont Itese fluictuait ions havie been b Iotih gold st andard and silver st and rd counri rles ? WVould yont fiko to have-:t hand a ,tcise htistoty or tho issueing of It r moneyW) ini this countr by) t VIho >ottmal LItateus and' ihio ge neral gov. Wonh Id ou hko to have.'( a brtief itory of t he is-uujoof paper mon. ) in other ntionst;, inTludling thle rtench aissignia , aud ith le history of 10 fatuous Bartk- of Venice? Would you l ike to have t he best e'x ross8ions onl the motney p:-obi.lm of 0 wh9rld'si grtiestl authorities, iln midro.ws, Prof. Marshalrl, P'rof. State is Suporlim Court, Bryan, 'inidell Pi~i p s, Ft'ranrkl io,-J ll'orson, iteolni, etc.? WVould you li '-o to have at hand < ita wichl will -atid yo~n greatly ini g(t-. og up a speech or ntewsptaper article any one of thw eling phIases of 0 mtotney q.netlst ion I' All t hose qutest01ion nansworod, 0 "boette'r way" int cleartly pointed r it, and( the now and tnevit4lblo sci.: a tce of mioney p)ortralyed ini a very ( mplo)1 and interesting manner in the ok called "RJatioal Mottey," pro-. rtd by on' OtOwho is1 aTCO~ rcgizo.o an. orit1y ilIupon te sublject. P rice, otnly< c. Addhress "'j nit' Seriet',"' 120O he:Fsinu1, t strect1, Ph1iladeliphiai, Pah. oand 09b 1804(I l~jKx o L31wy :ignaor ND LEXI] inspect my si les and nOVE ittractive line Little I\ IllSI()iY] 01" 'TIl; TAIti.;'. r'Illy of 'I hoNe WIh IIl ve lo ottor-1l Eut,ily (''he State, 1eth1.) 'he Emily (leiger mom1norial t ablet, having bocomo a fixed fact inl thle -Solid wall of the capitol, it may bo of interest to the public to know the history of this small bit of mlarble. )uring the last year of (X-Gov. Johin Gary Evants' adlnlnistrattiorn, ho received a lettor from liss Ella Willman, of Brooklyn, N. Y., a ). A. I., asking "if Emily Geiger's grave was unairked; if so her chap ter would see to having a stono 'put ovsr it.'" Gov. Evans turned the lItter over to Mrs. Clark Waring, w to was thenl chapter regent. Sho referred it to the Columbia chapter. It t i%t promptly decided that the South Carolina daughters here were the proper ones to care for the grave of this heroic girl. A conmuittee for this purpose was appointed by the regent, of which I was made chair iman. Thlo idea of putting up ia mon ument in the yard of tho capitol was concolved, wit1h the work and mate rial to be given by the State. The former superintendent of the ponitentiary was soon an41 he mai1do promises far beyond his authority it seotmed, promising "to put up the monument in such style that neither he nor the chapter would be ashamed of the result." With delight I reported this to the chapter. A second interview took place betwon the superintendent amd myself when I was informed a model would be absolutely necessary before work could begin. ] [aving no money to expend on a model like the monument, I was at a standstill. The chapter had adjourned sine dieo rid the long summer in which the work wars to go On stretched1 before n11. In wvoman's dlespair she natui 'ally turns to mian for help. Mr. Aadsden Shand kindly Camoe to miy issist ance. Instead of simply giving no the propiortions and( rough out. ine that I asked for, lie prepafrod a >oautiful design oni the obelbsk style mud presented his chaste work to mae ~or the chapter. I hlastenedl to the mprintendent and left, the model vith him an the promise that theo vorkc would p)roceedl with colerity. Thoi summer dIragged its weary cot over its allotted track, autumn ame anid with it the members of the ). A. R. chapter. 1 having been locted regent, felt miysel f doubly >Ound1 to acconmplish the rearing. of ho Emily Ociger shaift. Aniothier ini er-view with tiho superintendent, at vhiuch I expeted to receive an invi ation to look at the work. Imagine lie surprise that took possession of no when I was told nothing had1( been lone for lack of granite, bult "if the hapter would give him tihe material he monument would be put through n short order." .Backling onl mry Thiorian helt I: alled on Mr. Stewart to see on what ermns we could got tihe stone, rafteri moaring my tale of woe he promptly I ,nd generously donated all tho gran to we noeded. I though t my troubles t an end and so dlid my chapter. 1 Igain mn overwhelming faith Emily I leiger's monument began to rise in he b)eautifut propiortions of its archii ot ural design; each member dlreamred i if this ha,ndnsomo addition to the stat.o house grounds(1. Time wvent on, but niot tihe monu niont. iMny more visits to the SU >orint.ondenit of the penitentiary un ii ii at last the stubborn fnct was bone1 NGTON C bock of New lties. Wie ha of Miinery. lountain, S. n' f uat) w8 "i1 I ih "had fato at day (t)Oltoo" mHl ino u;,). mon'tt wovuldc eve(r ba+ rrttd( ir,m thlat (lnarter. Anotihnr :Ipe'ri'wiiwI-;I 1; hsit ('t aOtl I wasl$ a lvied" t. ) , a1 ; 1. ill 111t1"0(1(1'('(1 Ilut I1111 'l iLu '1Ii~ introduhead in the .1egbLtur'i . aiil MiLu iz r It i tg e , lo (11 : la ' for (ti lig O" lt iriU,1i . A1i n, A n oher' <lita pO(rn t I v ia ,' , ; i II fo vr introdluu e ii handl e luli lost. T' h(1 "1 1ch ape I ti n c'11 id ie l itni mutral h1abl- t. I 1,((k up thi.; w.ak the)bn d o(fithe.lly tid tl l lbil ii1ll o I. Stilior, thoug ht taxiout4 to cltli (t sui, coubtl not sei his way clitr to do the work with credli. to htimiusof or n."t for thoe110 sma ll in haild. W1"chld soVcritl interviws on isuljet nidt finally agred on t fino white m111it slab. I sUggcestld t1he ar"chIdi t toto suit (ho (nsignia, tho wh 1l ndIi:. tall', which I got our ace(omplli.;ht'd seetary, M1 s . . . ii lert nii, to ilnlargtr and Mrt". ,Stiller dlid tho r"(,ot wvith munch ' Metionl to h chap. " trn grJ l (J 'Lhis b)imt,d TIho ta( - it I:;l; fo-ot by thre-v f ....pl)( am:( : n111 cienTt iniscril .tun dullo InI l) tl 1 -tti('r: MIirs 1. D. AIarliIw, th(+ chan(t( r':. historiam, slggesltd ii inl:crip)tion: In M1ontorr of Emuily Geigeor'(i rido 1781.i From South (Cair(lina Daughters A.mierican lievolut ion. I t$t ) An e(f'ort. was mnlado to Ilve the grave of Emily Jtigr dcs;ir;igted, lho chlp1)ter decided l;otbineg Iii. cirlntly aunthenltic c"ublll be0 taint"d to warrant, the matrliig of iny' e.) :'iall Spot, hence ILhe dcc is ionl to plac'. lhe tialet in tho Stat+ hiouso, wlieb 1 is not. only at crodit. to the I). A. It. 1l)apter, hut an oIject. lessen in. proof >f' whast woe or'ganliz/ed1 tis pa~r:odic 0ociety~ for, nia iu ely, Ith i res' rvat ioni o)f fasht dIiiappeaing 1 hi stoy '10t( of int erest Ihat spurred the lauighters of Srouthrli naoiul (in to aking upJ this work of1 honor to the ceroic deed pe rformed byi lt ho 51unple4 o01n1try mide iiover a hun rd red riears go(. May her nouble act 5)hino ini 4h uluare as bright. asi thle pur1( gol Iof lie le4tte'rs thait tell of her faimouis ido. We Iordii ally3 in vit o t he schl 0 gi rh. md boys, especially, to r(i upio 1jthe lourage and( duty combl inedt. Sara A'X. liCiicdon, l?egent (olat. Chapter, 1). A. I . 1c0ionnli Ma2id, iA1o(,iO(j in 'Ifu iie lIIouri, au in NMw ont i'ns.y '-iisr4). l.is le's Magazi ne.I "This is the( story of Ale'xand(ler bIcDona4ld, one of the best knlown cha. actors ini the Yukon valleiv. lie i; at ~rent, Il4leigS ttI)0 o ni \ovaI Scotia-- -who u ii) t im of 1 hoK olillisov it re b.la denl of winnng dr r I rtnoio han that of a (lay lab1orIer. HIe work id from iniing campi to iingi! camip ill atlong 41he) northweV (st. So s1cow wvas 1o anid sol. aw~kwa1rd1 ini li work---is ('et etirely in l1as way 1and4 his bul1k a niisfuit for the size of prospec)fl(t holes hat h4 waIs repuited1 niever to 1)o ablo1( o hold a1 jobi for loniger' than throon veeksi. [e wvas at. Dawsoni shortily Ifter thle first loca.ti5ons~ we'rO madre ' mmurer'ous stamnpedles, bu t.overt ari ived in 4 imo to locate a pay inag c2limf. ? ny1( at ial itCos es DU NTES: Spring Goods ve what you iI r;'I' 11iat n iI 1111an(, who had it litinl 1n ~li ttal. cr('('k. I 11unt' h1ad '~~( diI) gsdbCaulso hie h11.d 11it tli lin lis IlleCl H!,ary l( i(('e olt)it ' hi t lainl 3\le)onall Iiturclals(el for 1i1r11th1ndred ldollars:- 1( 1ml tlboult l' "i.t 'ir,ng it in h1i it usual t,low andti tim fashion. I''indling tilo (laim fa y rit, lit Itut. (IIn ia forc0 of lil)or (: :111nd in ia fetw veeki lal taken " i ',; t )1ightyit (lu u l olbar.. 'this i ' eu ilainn'diitel' to l)10Imeb 'o ' ":'r c {'li .. All that your, h1o bou ' ("1 t ;til l'ft every(h ig of l"i llani\ i.- o i:.t was offered to him, oftn'ii 1a.rirrligigr, tho claimH thus bouight to iny ttill other grou:.d. 11:ay of the vet;ares cano to iauglht, Ibult t few gavo su'h pionomtional ro turns thalt hoM spedily took the rating of n ii lioiatiire. (ht of ono (1laim on I'.i )rao crek ho s holed tweity t h1ttu!,u;(1 lolltr; in t welvo houlr. To dally he is pIrobtly worth botwen I i ity of hir c:n tai o suiccest ovon Ii'r i ddl ialum art e Donald. One6 11a11a nlin antiilza ( crtek took out niino ty I)oid(ls of !b)hit-labIo tw\'i..y-1iVo th(ua'tt!,itl dollar: in in Hainglo .ty. A l:ut of gravel on El Dorado crook yitled Its lucky owner tweity-ono hun1I(I-Od dollairs. l'hoso 11110 mion ('leaned up Ihree thousand ouncos of dust and niuggots from his first wook's work. I ntet'sting ((oite loa . What. is Ile Iiist ory of land tentures from ihe earlies timlle to th present, itn(l whitt kind of land te(ntures linvo th('ro ieein in (tie past. iad what kinds ire nmw in exiitenco in this iad other I low largo is th largest lande(1 eR iato in this country Y WVhero is it? \W1ho owls it ? Whlait is tho extent of alien owner hip o,i(f land inl this country 1' In thle tPIendenv in this1 counit ry to Ilgern hohhogs~t (if hmid in fowv hands(1? Dra .small hiohlings in mlilany hanids ? \' ithI what raidiaity i8 our1 lanid aic !iinulahtinag 0(1int o haniids of tho few as sh own bay our t haro las,t conacus ro \\ ha lire some of the0 franlds iln our1 i;-stemI of distributinag theo public W\hat as Ih laittitudo of the differ.. ni Statio Consit itutions1 towarid the dia;gle tiax antd other laind roform WlIaut are thle airguimnlts both for ud( lagainsht the inigle tax ? Whaitt 11her land( roformsa are b)einag advo at cal ? \Whamt is the nlecessit.y of forest ry ry laws~V haive ailrady hoon enacted -y oulr Stto liand natjtinl govern. Whaat was Jiohan Stuart ills' plan >f hind iceform, tad how can it be ap. adied anuid adopolted in t his country?I What, arI ihe best meallns Of proven ing tho aiccumlations of hand in the uihi ds of Itho few, anud of multiplying aom aes,teada iad smal nl hold inags ? Would it supriso you to kno1w that lhe am oun t of land thaat hais been giv mi to raiilroad:s in this~ country wvould1 sinal th laurea of abnmiost eight States hie siz,a of Ohio Y .o youi)l wish to hav rwe ady at hand igures olan isorical data by which -i)u cani show thla facts and evils of andi maonopoloy ? D)o you wvish mater ali from which you1 can got up a pech, either for or against the ini-. le t ax ? Or priosent the claims of ther systems of 1land( reform ?' All thesoH queistionls aro ifawornod mid iniformation is given on overy >hahso) of tho land quesOitionl in the iook ('alled "Tho Lanid,Quost ion from /iurious Pointsm ot View," prepared b)y borroughl I' lyp(etont.w~ritrsa,several vh lom aire wvell kniowni authorities pan tlohe subject dealt with ; 246 >gae, onaly' 25c. Address ".Equity k-r'ios," .lh20 Chestnut stret, Phila Idolohhin