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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
u REAL ESTATE

Pursuant to dscree, In ehancery suit Of NJ. L.
Walton Trustee &c. Complt. vs.. W. b. Morrison
Def. Of the Circuit Court Of Shenandoah Co.,
entered at its April Term 1884, the undsrsigne d
commissioner OF sale, will proceed 10 sell at public
sale In front Of the Court House Of Shenandoah
County, to the hig hest bidder,
SATURDAY, JUNE 4th 1881,
the prcperty now used and occupied by VIM. b.
Morrison as a carriage factory, consisting of a
large h0use, shops and one quarter acre Of land,
more or less, situated In
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA,
ono door soush Of the property and adjoining the
property of Rev. Il. II. Richey. This property ia
we'll situated, and suitable for building purposes.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third in hand paid, and residue Of purchase
money In two equal annual payments with good
personal security, all bearing interest from day Of
sale, TIL paid and the deel retained until further
order Of the court
Sale att O'Clock p. NJ.
MI. WALTON,
MAY l9-h Conn. Of Sale.
K O. Hoshour, Auctioneer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

THE Richmond Wing says that Col.
A. W. Jones las leased Bon-Air, a
summer resort, and will place 1t under
the management of N. ]. Barry, the
celebrated WASHINGTON caterer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
Nor NAL School.

will teach at Woodstock, Va. Normal School
commencing Immediately after haryest and con-
timing six weeks for Sc per scholar. The day Of
opening will be announced. l will also take
teachers or others for this remnant Of my present
session ON special terms. Refer to my patrons.
April goth, 'sl.--tf. +. HODGE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
Clover & Magrud0T.
Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing betseen
FKAYEL x BROTHER, in the Cabinet Mauzs
business has been dissolved by mutual consent.
JOSEPH FRAYEL will continue the business. 81
the old stand on Court Street and will be prspsrsk
to M orders for all kinds OF
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

The farm Appleton" in Culperer
county, Va. 252 acres, has been sold to
B. W. Striugfellow aud G.S. P. Trip
lett, for $40 40 per acre.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

CoNKLING s like the little boy that
slid over the precipice. Why, it was
done so easily. But 10 get back, there's
the rub.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

Poor PLATT! He 70 flowed Conkling
out Of the Senate, and if CenkliDg
scarcely return, where will poor Plat
appear:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
FRIDAY. HUME 18th 1881,

in front of Holtzman's Hotel, in the town OF
New Market, Va. the following real estate De-
longing to Jos. b. strsyer .
Ist. The very valuable and desirable farm AZ
Joining the town of New Market on the south end'
wing on the East Of the Valley Turnpike, known
a. Strayer's upper farm, Containing S25 acres,
moro or less This farm will be sold in two tracts
with (irin's lana as the dividing line. Tbs por-
ton of said farm lying North OF Grimt lane,
Contains $50 acres, more or less, upon winch u
situated the buildings, includingl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
a TRUE
v Z II d &c T!

has been found in favor of the prices at
SPERRY & DARBY'S and everybody
declares that they cant be beat. Every
day brings new goods and this week we
invite your attention to the following
which we have just received.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

Trains ara now running through from
Richmond, Va, TO Cincinnati, Ohio,
via Ashland, KY, where the cars are
run on barge and taken across the
Ohio river.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
THROUGH BRUSH''

danger RIP TEAR WEAR CURL and slide the Cellar
Door and laugh spncs and nails We have quantity and
style of Ladies goods and prices that can't be beat in the beautiful VALLEY
of Virginia other Valley In Groceries do claim big thing,
you call prove dead If have what yoa
get almost time II Sole for all cheap goods
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

a A severe hailstorm, two miles in
width, has destroyed all the growing
crops and fruit in is prfh n"~r
Piano, Tcx.s.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
Ayers
SarSaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or st. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of the
skin, alterations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head. RingWorm. Ulcers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

The Senate adjourned, sine die, las
Saturday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
Furniture.

Ills work.win be Of good quality and his ipricss
reasonable.
- The public are cordially invited to call sst
examine my stock.
Apr. Elmo. JOSEPH FRAyEL-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,

lar. and commodious new barn, and other
ont buildings, also an orchard, kc. The portion
Of aid farm lying South Of Grim's lane Contains
IFS acres. more or less, upon which there are no
buildings. This land is very productive, the land
bsinr mostly Of the finest quality OF limestone,
and offers rare opportunity 10 parties desiring
TO invest in real estate.
ID. At the same time and place will be sold ths
Rockingham piece wood land devised to said JOS.
b. strayer, by John Strayer, consisting q ABOUT
So acres being in these tracts, and adJolnn
Michael Hollar and DR.. n. HenkeIs heirs, ths
smaller tract az 81 scres) adjoining g. NJ. Penny
hacker. &. D. Williamson &c.
ard The following mountain lands Tract o,
ia acres bought by John strsyer OF Michael
N.6 Another tract Of same amount, ADJOINING
II. Heck another tract Of IA Ia acres adjoining
peter Kaqsys land and the mountain road also
tract of 2i2 acres more less bought by same Of
saml. strickler and Of John Shomo, containing
81 acres more or less. .,,,.
The said estate will be sold on the following
terms and conditions: One fourth in hand ano
the residue in one, two and three years fro m DAY
of sale, taking bonds for the deferred payments
with good personal security on the first and
second bouds, and retaining deed until purchase
money is fully paid
Said Comrs. fla majority OF them deem pes
NAV sell the tracts OF said upper farm in suodl
visions OF said larger tracts. Terms as to growing
crops will be published at sale
NJ sES WALTON,
G. r. CALVERT,
II. C. ALLEN,
D. +. KAGEY,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
THE VALUABLE
STRAYER LANDS !
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Pursuant TO a decree rendered in the chsncsry
c,us, OF NJ. Long, &c. Compts. vs. Jos b. strayer
&c. Dsfts at the Dec. Term, 1881. ofthe Circuit
Court O shenandoah county, and reafirmed Dy
decree rendered in said cause by said court az It's
Inril Term, 1888, the undersig he'd commissioners
will proceed to sell, on
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
TERMS OF SALE:

Enough in hand to pay cost Of SUI; ana saie
tn residue in three equal annbal installments
with interest from day Of SAFE deferred payments
40 be evidenced by bonds with good persona
secu risy on the first and second bonds and th'
deed retained until the purchase money Is all paid
Term as to crops will be published st sale.
MOSES WALTON,
II. Q. ALLEN,
G. K. CALVERT,
Comrs. Of sale.
~ Sales will begin at IL o'clock a. VI
K. G. Hsshcur Auctioneer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
This all ask just call
around to the
"THREE STORY HOUSE."

and be convinced worth
while for attempt We have little and not little Of
Everything you possibly OF Mems goods have
stock latest styles but wiki the good old time Get
ndyO
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE
u OF VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE

V. Ripleys, admir-. Compl. va. Michael Graham
and others Defts.
pnrsuant 10 a decree Of the Circuit Count OF
shenandoah County, rendered in the above cause
AT April Term 1851, the undersigned commission
ors 81 sala will
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1881,

in front OF Moore's Hotel, ut. Jackson, Va. one
Al puslic sale the valuable farm on WHICH Michse
Graham now resides, near HavkinstoSn, Va.
adjoining the lands of william Ripley and others
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
CONTAINING LOG ACRES,

more or less Said land is the same which was
conveyed 10 V. Ripley by Samuel Bowman, Ike
cntor Of David Bowman, decd. by deed bearing
date the 18th day of August 1862 and recorded in
De.d book No s, page 9l5, less 10 acres of timber
land which was reserved by said Ripley in the
and has upon 1t all necessary buildings
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
TERMS OF SALE.

Ono third cash On the day.of sale and ths balance
in two equa, instruments, payable in SIX and
the nrst bond to be With good personal security
and the deed to be retained until all OF the pur-
chase meRsy IL paid.
sF- Sale to commence at ito'clock, A. ".
W. 7. WILLIAMS,
II. &. ALLEN,
MAY 25-tjs. Comrs. OF Sale.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
PREPARED BIZ

DR., J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud analytical Chemists.
SOLD BIT ALL DRUGGISTS EvRRYWHERA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

Al the nme time aud place, pursuant to decree
rendered il said cause at its April Term 1881, we
undersigned commissioners VIII sell AZ PUG nc
lower or home farm,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

CONTAINING 1874 Acres, more or
less. situated on the Valley Turnpike about one
mile Nortn Of New Market, lying on Smith creek,
considerable portion Of said land is hrst Iase
ther e are upon tho farm, good dwelling house
aud ba m and other necessary out snlldlngs
This Is one Of the finest farms in the county that
Is upon the market, aud offers a good opportunity
for RAIL sstate purchasers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
Gen. Grants Letter.

We give the following letter, not
because OF its value, but simply as
a part OF the political history OF the
present administration. 1t was
written before the New York
Senators committed that very silly
act of resigning.
, 1881-09-10

UES. GRANT md Viee-prcstttent Arthur
arc not sensitive plnNts. though tic itews-
PAPERS tlIat have recontly constituted tllol'-
sulyes their spccial organs would have tic
public belleye 50. Both ttase distinguished
gentlemen can stnnu q certain amount Ot
wholesome aiml decent criticism. Thcy nre
,Icitcr nt,oyo It nor below 1t. rho nuwspa-
per '.pcelcrs that basl; III their smiles llayo
,n1,.Io nllstate OF two. They arc mistaken,
In tho first p!ace, III assuming TINT dpll.
t;rant alld Vice-Trcsilcnt Arthur are either
n,uro or less ti,nn American citizens. 50 fnt
MS political responsibility goes. They arc
mistaken. 1T tho second placg, in altrlbuting
every respectful mention Of tGese gpll-
t1emo,l to unworthy motives. Whit, after
nit, cai, tho terror Of their frowns
amount to? Why Ii 1t wrong 10 credit
them will, honorable motives? TlIo organs
will not bn grulilied with my reference to
tic Slalwart" !" leaders t|lat the independent
Republican press may chonse 10 nla1se. II
thu aotice s friendly 1t Is illsfeeiei II II Is
Iostilc, 1t Is catu,nny Tho personal organs
rarry their jealousy too far. No honest
newspaper desires 10 interfere with their
monopoly Of "loolLng" the pralscs or tl,eir
patrons. But they prove loo much wisoa
tlipy nssurt that every kind allusion 10 their
political cAiefs, every presumption Of colr-
mon honesty nr sagacty En tllofr favor, Is
dictated by bnso md snrtlid feelings. They
sEloul,t not mike 1t 80 difficult to bB cl,arlta-
lilo III their hellutf. They yliaye nect enough
ff CHARITY.
, 1881-09-10
finances aro arranged "a admirably and when
all Interests are scoara md prosperous.

finances aro arranged 10 admirably and when
all ii.torests are scot.ra and prosperous.
Tho prospect OF Congressional interference
with thu finances OIL tlio peu!cnse Of refuna-
iug ~ optional bn,,tls intn . pur cent bonds
Of fixed torln mny Induce Secretary Win,tom
10 begin nj nn oarly tlato tho retirement Ut
these low.Inturest bonds with tho surplus
reycnuea rntllcr than purchase tho nuts!and-
!ns bonds bearing II h!gl.er ratio Of interest,
Tllcre aro solru reasous Why II would he bet.
tcr 10 purchase ut lilo current premium. the 1
pur cents a,ltE y; l,er cells, and permit ttc u
rur cults tp rulnaits. IL Is believed tliut J.
larger antou1t Of iutarcst can i,o saset In the
lung ruin by pursuing thut co'trac. mud thcrc
will be MI obvious advantage In keeping nut
II certain proportion Of lilo Government debt
which shall bc subject to catl Mt any time.
NayorLl,oicss It will l,u bcttef for the Secro-
larry Ut tito Trcas.lry Il, tsse tho surplus funds
for retiring tho 3!4i pcr cents IL that Is the
only wny 10 prevent Congress from tfnkorng
at tho finances.
, 1881-09-10

LIRE most artrrsses, tFary Anderson is
Interested III the criticisms cnncesnIuE hV
whlG1 Mprear In tho newspapers. Among uthef
pointa about Mary to which tho urit'cs haru
nltilctl nr1 her logs. Tho Het,cr yordict seems
to bu that tho Anderson lcE Is not UP 10 tho
uinrk. This fact naturally wurrlei Mary. fcr-
baps She Knew that IrnA the knoo sfown sfio
WINS not particularly gifted. Tut still It wis not
pleasant 10 nte tho fact constantly all.tdch to.
sU sho rosolvntl 10 make Nh explanation, and
Hulcctod VicksbltrE tMfssl odttof ns the
recipient of her v1cw4. entd Mnry:
/ am avnrc Of tho fact tint | would mt arpear
to advantage III tue ballet. but Tod Kayo nlu
talent AMI txroHi1d nature to llD tho bntnitGc+
n,d If nntirn niatiu failure OF her part nnl tn
b!Atno fortt? Is It jiRt 10 ortttctsu tho faults
ntor which hnvc no eOntfnl2 Cr1tlcLso iuy itgt-
Ing. MY vOlcc. my gestures, anythluE yo.1 wIlf,
unfy piaasu ,l,ln't nl!utte 10 my Hubs.
Ills worry kind VI Nnry to give no!ty proper
credit fnr whatever talent she mRy hnvc, ns
1nany sunerlle'nl persons havo nttrtbtnd her
suaccss entirely to tho advantages offered by
tho Dluc Grnss ItoR!on Of Kontucky. III which
sho wns r1alscd Nat nature, tho reader will t1o-
ttce, is severely criticised i,y tho taeuted person
from the othor sttlo Of tho Ohio Hivor f0r failing
10 provide her with eiiapcly !uwor lEmbs NAt.irs
will probnbty feel badly nbnut this.
, 1881-09-10

AS STATED in our local a!l advertising
columns thts morning. ai,otller batrIl Vt
wheat Ill the st. Paul Eleyator III This city ii
declared 10 ho out Ut condition. Just how
,mdly tho gralm hxs heel, 'lauiagcsl by tyo
long storage IL point about which gwen ex-
pegts may differ; but Il Is Il Iaei lisat pruul~
ileAt sh!pscr Las lcclinc1 tn receive II III
;sool wheat. alal Ills objection Is aaslulacd
by the Committee 0n Appeals from Grath
Inspection. Under llls prnyIalons of tle
Warehouse luw the oleyat0r pgoprlctnrs ln.yV
scc1arcd tl,o grain to bo ollt or coltd1lou, asnt
tho loss tAlls llpon the holders. The rccelMs
allotted to thls wlvat utu all lalea sItlcu
JMiys Tllu receipts lssuc.i by llio House
since tfiat '1alo coscr about l00, 200 bushels ot
NJ. ::aprillx Dss!des other grades Ut wl.ual.
Till: Til HcSE sulu Yesterday: "I'hcr0 il
srayc rcason 10 fear tluat u great teal vi thu
OYER 3,o0o,000 bushels Of HOW nont,iully'
sound No. . wheat in store hero vii! speedily
spoil IT allowed to res,aEu." Tlu at,uya r..
mark Is emphasized by tle fsrts that haye
since cv,ue to light. Wherever tls laals
may Tic, whether with tic inspection ln,u
s4,rc Or tho sprplaunu that las koDt Tux
wheat lieape4 up AeEo III unlnsalt!ii!y !arg.
quantities. vi both, tbs fact remains that tl.s
condition Of tho wheat IL critical 0f course
, 1881-09-10

.smftmrnt send tlfa over .oarufui1y. -,
.tllfnct1 to the yot,ng t1lnn: ."en hs
j., Live in Ch[cnao1'' ho asked,
ayes, sEr.",
"Fo1k.n6rc?'
"Yca, SIR
; iiv" on tho North sLlo, don't yo,y.
Yes, Htr.'
Got b,oyo1e?'
"Yua, sir.''
you w,nt II ritlb7" 'o'' "aen
"fes, gcnurnl'y." sntd tho yni,nr mun n ,e,,.
Ut Wild Astoniahlncnt ct'nug over Ills faco lux
"Etcr rlltc III II side. .lAr w,lxoni" ~t'
/" M, Sir. 10 nut rccoliect TINT ever ,,..
nIthn'1s, It IS qaito possible taat tnsr Ihse, ha,
used such vehicle" '' naso
if0w old arc yu,l2''
~ am 9t, SIR"
"f.'ko rs mt you'vo nosor pulled out ch.,.
trot or fnlrn III with PROCESSION tha, aaa y,
f"st for yo'', or dono anything TINT lyo soao w
min III ChtcaRo ol,Rnt to dot" 's1as
Tho poet lltl INT nuswer.
sand yeti" continued tho horsc ct7,to-
want 10 wrfto poetry. Nov, WIN, knd - ~
rnexet IL tllat to Rfvc your insclcct,ni fncn,.s..
I'ont yns KIM" that fnnn has to hustle nrour,,
saino IN oE'ler to makn Rooti poetry A..
tntn'' bhnE-up naalFiRo1s, or R1hnets or an
..'.s ~ 1i"s "''''' VIZ 4HN. or'1iH0ry nj poetrv
thlt e4's!ns aInhe sfto4'f'a nnd rhymes unce IN a
WHO. rms 1he'' af son1T hicks vet.up. md.
Rot; IL hnaht tho tr'ia noet'o scatnmr-s,ona.
nhd sl'ac. into' 'seco'd'basc-a somehow tI,x atcst
1t. Now, II you werp yu,tnH tnns, ut nxnrrIen,.,
yui never would hnro written n portn tIka ,t;.
Tho ctiances nro thai I.ou is prctts ay ~,
No"; yi'n "ont lhsnH TINT s'1ct tak rs
Ntse: hnlt n,@ naw WIN. ,mnsn liz tenI alone
tlry r. rtlusa thu si0nIll Iwas, @'A "A'7 sohei
I'M ,., ~ N sa.,'. Ivy ah's'm IL sure to stag
"ouu H"u"n ',,'A, WIZ u'uou'cFafe S0llnK womau.
~" s"a, u's'' Ss,'" .'a1 yoHhR Fellows don't
.nass h"u' w. r .a tAut W. taos lalk ab3us 5pue
r,., rm!ssAs 'no too's'eps you were wont to hear.
... .e. ~ W. :" sIs ., RlI'' te'llb1 Der bow
, 1881-09-10
Gratis proposed ai,d passed tho btll tho phrty

Gratis proposed and passed tho bill, the phrty
giving an almost unanimous vote for It, md
tho Republicans rs decidedly agNlnst it,
Garfield voting aRntnst its passaRc. Tho
Dtmocsatic ltouse elected Mr.. fairfield ono
Of the Commissioners. Tho two Houses
subsequently. III joint meeting, dccarc'l
Hayes anli Wheeler elected. al later .lata
Democratic uuusc, hy nearly ,,tIani-
NOUS yota, 'leclared that my actlol, to ales.
tfon their title would be reyolu lioliary. And
this Is thu record BY wi'tct, tfs1nar In Quincy
affects Ia Justify his declaration that "wo
hellcye (;uiteau tp DO Just as honorable hs
ula lnan lio shit. ,n.l a uialMy sight less
dangerous 10 the conntry ut larRe.s'
, 1881-09-10

"1,EMEMnE1. tho chcrry-treoV' SHOUTS 5tr.
Dana, or tho New York Sun, TO Att0rtcy.Gun-
rral MnoVcux1 Tiu rol.son nf this cxcsunntory
outbreak on tho part ol etr. Dana may t,o fo,'nl
in tho fact that utter tho nrrlyhl Of tbs Psvsl-
dent at Long lIranch the Attorney Gon0rat was
interviewed " II rcr,ortor, who wished tot ae-
qutro suInn Information rcgartlng tho Journey.
snld SIR. 3lauvcaKh: I'M willing to tell all TINT
know, bccauso tho trip bus bcun 50 successful
thpro IL uuthtng to cunceal." This intlcntos,
saya Mr.. Dunn. That II tho trip hui nut llcen sue.
ecsstul tho Attorney General would not have
told t1le truth nbout 1t, und, acting on this be.
lief, tho great cItor cxcItcdly requests tho Cab
met u1lieur to fnston In lls n,cnlory tho hstor-
iral producer of cherries OH which George Waah-
inQtun used bis hatctut With Euch effect.
, 1881-09-10

Co,t,tIss1uNE;,-oF-l'ES DEbtEv las
grati!icd Ills friends. 1,Die ton sbotl, by Hat
denial of tue rcport that he udyocatc1 t1le
extension uf tiic re,tsio''-syst.tns tn slll cS-
soldiers wtn Ind sert, the ilisi'le Uf llei,rl
urlso1ls. II would l,e u pnblfr calamity ~
l,nyc It ~, sou holding suul. yirws III Tit Pen
sion OlfIce. Tho time 10 catl Il halt l. now.
The country ll..s got ns bIg II neiIsiun-ltst IL
II clll conveniently siNud.. Al least Il will lM
prudent 10 have siis claims nov oil iie proved
nI'. and the obligations OF the Government
.ledlnttly nsccstalncd bciore extending them
largely III any direction.
, 1881-09-10
THE RAILROAD WAR.

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F,,uM certain usterauaes uf tho newspapers
ut Western kansas It Is cyidpnt Tint Rra.u
olronso l,as bren given by tho statement that
The farmers in Tint section were selling out
their stock a,l moving AWAY" Whether
tl,ey Are sailing thoir siocls Of nut, It Is eyi-
.lrIt tiuat this vault liul ho goutl year IL
niteupt That brilliant stroks, Of pulley, either
lii Kans.ts Or III Other Stales, The difficulty
Of moving away might be augruyaic,t BY tho
faet tint there seems this yeur u bu no good
place IL ntnyn to. Fur The resi-, II Ii absurtt
fur thu Ka,.sns uaners to say tfRt Clftngo las
any spuclal llustiltty toward WcstcrIt katsas.
nr ,I,al tl,v press Of tlt[s city has CONCEALED or
suppressed tfle facts concerning tho partial
failure Ut cr'H's In Southern illinois. 'r1lE
TuIHt'Sr Inns giyen very f,IlI rr,,0rts Ut the
true condition Ut tfle crops iu this State md
elsewhere. IL Inns III lnotiye or desire 10 do
otlicrwise. Unfortunately, 1t Inns not bnen
nhlo to control the ',ygronetrie conditions III
Western Kallsas, nsltl l,as ,ccn compelled IN
yeAfs past frequently to tl0io t1e failure Of
rruts there nntl to warM settlers aeainst t,s:-
Ing ,lupcA hy tho promises Of r,lIruad ia1ld
speculators. lIut It's structures hnye bcet,
confined To tho extrcnie western parl Of the
Stutc nfuuc.