theAnaconda standard inquires: How^does it liapiM ii that iu all the paces of^President Harrison's message, no reference^is made to the question of irrigation in^western states^ The proposed world's^fair yets a nice little paragraph in thepresi-^di tit's piiuiphlet, lint there is nntliiiiu con-^MBhnjthl arid lands r. preseiitmc about^an' third of the area of the I luted States,^i region which if Irrigated would come^pretty near feeding the whole world. Kvi-^lently the president forgot all about the^Hobjeet, and is not aware that it lias been^the theme of careful inquiry by a con^res-^sioual comiiiittee. The |s ople are as i^nor-^ant of President Harrison's notions about^irrigation as they are in the dark as to his
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KiMitKshas less than oce-tifth of the^votes of the republicans members of tin^legislature pllthjar] to him. He would^cut notb/ure should Hershtield refuse to^furiosi, the sinews of war. Whciieiei^our business men want to end the dead^lock they should sit down hard on Hersh^tield and that will l^e end of it.
Wehave received through Mr. K. H.^Kemp. ,,f Spokane Kails, un mterestiiiK^relic uf the ureal fire in that city. It is a^Oopy of the Hr.Mt.sa K .in m.^ \. of April^'^118W, in |^ rfect condition. Iu an accnin-^pauyii.^ iion- Mr. Kemp says: ^At the la^^st n 4 M^*.r^. Uoetz 4 User of tb^^Frankfurt bl.xik, in thin oity, I hand you
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leiiiis'iaiiceWorker Will you help us^put down whisk)
HummerYea; where'll we itul-lhnl^Hftlnan
It'sall nc'it to ^call a spade a spade,^^hut when you speak of a red beaded c,irl you^bad haOtaffanj ^auburn.^ -American ('one^iiu reciI traveler.
Iunderstand you have Is'en down to St.^houis^^ ^Yes; k|m at thns days there.^^Did von sis' any of the Inc. buys of the^phui^^ ^No, I went to a brand new^hotel. ^-Jud^e.
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