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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-15
Cardinal PoInts to Remember,

CardfnAI Points to KememberI
That Acker's Blood Elixir is specific
remedy for neuralgia, rheumatism, malari.
Gus and other levers, scrofulous tendencies,
fies the system, rouses and develops the
nervous energies, enriches the blood, pro.
notes appetite, dispels languor, and res.
torres the body to robust health. Sold by
W. Fl. Patterson & Co., the Peachstone
Liniment men.
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Tho Latest Dallas Wonderl!
Is the rapidity and certainty with which
the worst cases Of Dyspepsia and Sick
headache are cured by Browns Pepsin
Tonic. Ask your druggist for it.
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Why. will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief2 Price II cts :.
Scots. and 81. Sold by Hickox & House,
druggists, Cos Main street Dallas, Texas,
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J,J. Dewey, druggist, Fairfax, Missouri,
says; "Brown'sPepsin Tonic gives univer-
sal satisfaction in curing dyspepsia and
sick-headache.' All Texas druggists keep
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold by us on a guarantee. 1tcures co n.
sumption. Sold by Hickox & House, drug
gists. Cos Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint, You
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's vitaliEer. II never fails to cure.
Sold by HickoS 4 House, druggists, COS
Main street Dallas Texas.
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Shiloh's Cure will. Immediately relieve
Group, whoopingt cough and BRONCHITIS.
Sold by Hickox q House, druggists, Cos
Main street. Dallas, Texas.
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A nasal injector free with each bottle q
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Sold by Hickox q House, druggists, 6O5
Main street, Dallas. Texas.
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Years Ago,
when any one was troubled with Bilious
Attacks, Sick Headache, Nausea, ETC., the
remedy used was Blue Pill or Calomel. To.
day people want something purely vegeta.
Liver Pills. One pill dose. 25 cents. All
druggists. For sale by Williams, Tolliver
& Walker, Dallas, Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-15

"Hackmetack,n a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and 80 cents. Sold by
Hiokox \ House, druggists, Cos Main
street, Dallas. Texas.
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Orr Is thankful for past pat ronsse anil
will prove IL by selling you q suug,' car.
rage or spring wagon At oo,t tor thlrty
DAYS,
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s. 8. s has done me more good than the
Hot Springs; was there In 1870. think
Will cure me entirely. Says z. p. Grast,
Sacramento, Ky,
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That buggy that bought of Orr las,
year is the best buggy l ever saw for the
price. lie is selling the same buggy at cost
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-15

Bailey's Saline Aperient is a pleasant
cooling cathartic for the instant cure o.
headache, indigestion, constipation, hearth
burn, biliousness, etc. "
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The Dangers OF the Bilious Season
are nothing II YOU use Browns Vegetable
Liver Pills, the health anchor Of the South.
west. Sold everywhere.
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Enr Sale.

EoR SALE-Cheap, a handsome chamber set,
II almost new. Enquire at room 81, Grand
Windsor hotel between II and p. IN, junlS 81
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE II will sell, or
Il exchange for horses or mules, three carriages
In good running order. Apply TO or address
George Clark, Dallas, Texas. junll
LNOR SALE-All or any part of livery outfit,
IL Lamar aud Camp street-buggy horses family
horses, stylish and good drivers. flrst-cass bug
giles, single and double harness In slendid order
Also two large draft horses two m iles, and lot
OF loose horses and ponies. can't attend to It.
and Will sell. Call and see. c. b. Stephenson.
my-2l-u
EOR SALE-New cottage, containing rooms,
l. on lot 90 by 30 feet on Wood street. A bar
gain Is offered. Apply to Jones d Murphy real
estate agents. my.l4-lm
EOR sALE-A house With II rooms. No lOi6
II Main street js.tf
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Smoke Dsks Of Durham cross cut. Best
In the word. ''
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For the purpose. Of closing out, will sell
my. entire stock Of buggies, spring wagons
and carriages at retail. for thirty days, at
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1t costs you nothing to look at orr's bug.
gies, II you are needing now Ia tie time 70
save money.
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miscellaneous eMamts.

VNTANTRD--Te FIRST class stone masons. Res
w wages paid. Address Rail & Mahoney,
Fort Worth. iunlilw
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cheap Column
aAntictS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may 90 handed into
IN our business office up to sps m, and into the
COMPOSING room up to q. m.
NoTICE-A liberal trade will pe given for q
~ residence In pleasant part of the city. con-
HERALD office. i29.u
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Buy your buggies at w. w. Orr's, success
s .r to sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas
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WANTED Position, by a first class saleman
w OF long experience In the grocery and drv
goods business Address Energy iuniaot
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lfyou want buggy look at orr's before
buying elsewhere.
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Smoke genuine Duke ofDurham. Stand.
ard of the world.
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WANrEpaAgenIs N every 70, F Seno SI lSG

A Ia
WANIED-Agenl IN every 20. 9ena,.o,t wy w.
w United states, by the Universal 'narsn'
Association OF California, for unmarried Tns
Office, l0SS Mission street San Francis, y, NaI'
Plans original. New features Eudowmel Eeer c
tain. Not speculative. - marriages paid \. W
DAYS. Bonds recorded. References given @ VI
respondence solicited for agents aud members
Opportunity of life time for AGENTS Outfit free.
Send stamps for terms and Marriage lns. Journal
Certificates s., 600 and e. 600 Dowrles paid with.
i'll TO days of marriage Mention PAGER juns2w
WANTED-A good, practical photographer
w For particulars, address A. ii. Moses.
Terrell, Texas. junl
WANTED-Six good stone cutters and good
w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS to $3.50 per day
Apply TO j, Nj. Archer, contractor, sweetwater,
NOLAN county. Iex:s my-2l. I'm
WANT ED--Shoemakers only good ones need
w apply John Morrell miS.tf
WANTED-rhe Texas Mutual Aid and Char.
w table Association wants canyassers,
Home office No Cos Main St.. Dallas fe25-tf
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- Smoke s,1 Duke l.. Of Durham cigarette, mild
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VANTEp-.A good, second hand piano. Ad.
dress Smith, Herald office. iunl4.tf
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momeu to Eoalt.

MONEY TO LOAN-on farms; long time; low
WI rates. J. B. Watkins Il Co., Marsalis build
ing. Dallas. Texas. my7.u
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junl5-N
LUX KENT-Furnlshed house Iuf the summer;
l. also furnished rooms. Apply at lzl6 Main
street. junli.2t
EoR RENT-A dwelling Of four rooms and
j. gallery, corner Houston and Jackson streets.
Water good and abundant Apply to NJ, Guillot,
II Jefferson street. near Elm. junli-2tl
LNOR RENT-New cottage, containing rooms,
II corner Wood and Browder streets, city water
on premises. Enquire at GIT Elm street. iun7
FOR RENT-The first floor, also the basement
of Orrs carriage repository, corner Main and
Martin also Will sell ut cost the entire stock of
carriages, buggies. phelons and spring wagons.
a-30-u
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o.
Cost.

I 0sT-A gold, Masonic key stone engraved
- M. Lichtenstein, Quitmsn Chapter, No, 49,"
The finder, who will be literally rewarded, viii
please deliver to d T.. Mittenthal fun Is. q
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NNfED-A little girl who wants perms
=. emf nome, will be well provided for. APP
l. l.. H., Herald office. junit dSwtfE
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employment.

EMPLoYMENT AGENCY Mechanics, house
IL servants or any kind of labor, call at the
employment office, 600 Main street, near Del.
monico restaurant for employment Telephone
your orders. A. LIDER nyi9
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yANhEn--Vv.o..lS., m Dallas, or who
w comes to Dallas, 10 4 Hogan ,s%S gu,
for the advertisement g O. C, Ennis FlIis ana
loan agent and notary psbl, ,criptjons 81 rt M
Texas and send TO him for de. Frna VI hnlus,
he banner farm county of Texa> :" ar
Tin nlnslW
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Enr &ettr.

lNOR RENT-Two rooms TO tent furnished or
l. unfinished, with or without board, In
private family. Address A. b. c., Herald oflco
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~ "a good cook, with best reference.
WANyh si3s week. Apply to or address Al
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o,ee, 6, NJ n ne hundred No, Iie cSonSs "
WANTEp.-t de camp. ON IL. 4 I. q. k
w at MccrayS " west of town of Ksnfo,ass'
IN kaufman couot. NICE month. AMY in
n rriee p paid, 2geentS we junls.tf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-25

A new temperance lodge was organized
at Mt. Olivet church, nineteen miles south
west of Sedalis, in Benton county, BY State
Deputy Hutchinson, on Friday night last,
with sixteen charter members.
Quite number of the people residing in
that vicinity congregated ct the church on
that evening and listened with marked
attention at the earnest words which fell
from Rev. Hutchinson's lips a. he depicted
the horrors of intemperance and told how
the work of prohibition was going forward
rapidly throughout the length and breadth
of the land.
The new lodge was given the appropriate
name of Cold Water lodge, and Mr..
r. w. WEIGH, formerly of this city.
was chosen lodge deputy, while Mr.. E
Barrett, some four years ago proprietor Of
the Leroy house here, was elected w. C. +.
II starts out under the most favorable
auspices, and has the BAzoo's best wishes
for success.
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Written for the Sunday Morning Bazoo.
THE WHOEVER.

live found him, always as write,
But will not mind if you. or you,
Or someone else, deny tits so,
Or, of him take another view.l
The widower-Lord bless his soul,
And make him plenteous in the land
Knows how to utilize his grief,
And keep his sorrow we'll in hand.
He doesn't care to we'd" not he,
His heart is buried in the grave"
Upon whose yellow clay the grass
Has not begun to nod and wave.
But yet-and yet-his mind, you know,
Grim Time must change with swiftest
whirls;
For scarce a moon has waxed and waned,
Till he is found amid the girls.
He isn't like the bachelor,
Who shys about lest he be caught;
But-in the parlance of the day
His counting is with business" fraught
He singles out from 'mong her mates
A maiden-nine in ten the choice
III he had counseled with his friends,
Who would have caused dissenting
voice
And then he speaks of lonely hours,
And brings the "dear departed" in;
But-psrlance of the day again
He only "works" that he may swim"
He knows full we'll, the guileless man,
That every womans heart is prone
To Jealous throbbings now and then,
Tho scorning quite the truth to own.
And so he touches, here and there,
Just as the skillful Inner yields
The brush, the picture to complete,
Fer to the critics eye he yields.
He signs, and softly signs again,
And in bis signing sets apart
A pity for his lonely lot,
That finds an echo nher heart.
The vantage then at last is gained,
The question's asked the
weddings DER,
The signing has become smile,
The widower-he is no more.
And do I blame him ?-I-oh, no;
quite approve the truthful tone
Which marks the adsge, "'Tis not best
Nor good for man to be alone"
Rosa PEARLE.
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.-Ex-Sanitary Com. Rufus K. Fireman,
of New Orleans, was cured of severe At
tack of rheumatism BY st. Jacobs Oil, 50
We see BY IN item in the Columbus (Ga.l
Enquirer-Sun.
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Society Elsewhere.
BOONvILLE

Mrs. Joseph Combs is visiting rela-
tives in Lamar
Mrs. Ernest Paillon left for Pittsburp
Pa, on Saturday.
Mrs: George G. Edwards is. in town
visiting her parents. @~- :.
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at this season of the year society would be
IN statu quo, as it were, yet amid SO many,
and where there is such a diversity of
ingenuity and disposition, it is rather re-
markable that some amusement is not
planned whereby the chronic dullness
might be enlivened or in degree dispell-
ed. During the past week, with the excep-
ton of evening calls, there has been absO-
iutely nothing to while away the dragging
hours" Other cities the size of SedaIia,
and less, are enjoying croquet picnics,
lawn tennis parties and even social carpet
dances. Sedalia alone seems at present to
be the abode of quite and owl-like peace
True, large number of society people
have left the city for the summer, and are
new revealing amid scenes of gayety at some
one of the almost interninable number of
resorts, but there are still enough left to
have pleasureable time and it is possible
something more than merely PERSONAL"
will be the record of the coming week
sEDALIA.
Mrs. Henry Witt is visiting friends in
Jefferson City.
Mrs. Dora Pattison has gone to Boon
Vile to visit friends.
0-Mrs. VIM. Haine has returned from a
visit with friends in Boonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bradshaw, of Rich
land, were in this city last week
Miss Gertrude Mckinley, of Windsor.
is the guest of friends in this city.
Miss Sue Evans is visiting her friend.
Miss Emma Haynes, of Boonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laupheimer
visited McAllister Springs Yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. Bronson came home last
Wednesday from weeks visit at Topeka.
Miss Mamie Gentry visited her friend,
Miss Sallie Mess, at Paris, Mo-, last week.
Miss Flora Hatch has returned from
her visit and is again at her home in this
city.
Miss Kate Eales. of Paris, XIV. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs Stella Young, of
this city.
Mrs. j. c. Bsrber, who has been visit
ing friends in St. Louis, returned home
Friday.
Miss Lizzie O'Briep, of Boonyil!e, is
the guest of her brother,U. B. O'Brien. of
this city.
Mrs. Cam Sneed is still drinking the
waters and enjoying the famous music at
Sweet Springs
Misses Emma and Kittie Kidd leave
tomorrow for Kansas City, where they will
visit friends.
Miss Katie Sharpe, of Kansas City, is
visiting the family of H. E Brown. on
East Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Iredale have
gone to Denisoa, Texas. Mrs. Iredale
will remain for some time
Capt. and Mrs. A. J. Bradshaw. of
Richl.nd, Pulaski county, we're the guests
of r. n. Frsker last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis have gone to
Topeka, where they were called BY the
death of Mr.. Willis father.
Mrs. A. Ruby and daughter, after q
visit with friends in this city, left for
Hannibal, Friday morning.
Miss Mary Dsane, Who has been visit.
ing friends here, left for her home in
Smitbton, Friday evening.
Mr.. Adam title returned q few DAYS
ago from q visit with his children and
other relatives at Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. NJ. W. Miller, who has been Wis
iting in this city, left for her home at Nc.
Allister Springs, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Huff have gone to
Sulphur Springs, Texas. They viii prob.
ably remain during the summer.
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SOCIETY NEWS,

Amy items of interest suitable for this depart-
nent, from Sedalia or neighboring places, are re-
spectfully solicited. We want q vivacious, active
and CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neighbor-
ing towns tributary to Sedalia. Address ali such
communications to Rosa Pearle, society reporter,
Bazoo Office, Sedalia. Mo-
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herd had entered the parsonage, the lad
crept up to the house and overheard all
the conversation that passed between the
two.
As usual, Shepherd smoked and talked
religion until quite late hour, and during
all OF the time kept his hand upon her
knee. At last Mrs. Wells remarked that it
was time to retire and told Shepherd he
might as we'll
OCCUPY THE FRONT ROOM,
a. it was pretty late for him to return to his
boarding house. He did not reply to the in
vitatiop, so Mrs. Wells stepped into q rear
room to arrange her work preparatory to
retiring. She remained but few minutes,
and returned to the front room, when
Shepherd was not to be seen. She sur
missed that be had gone home, and started
to lock the front door. Just as she placed
her hand upon the knob she was surprised
TO hear him speak. He was lying upon
the bed, which stood close to the door, and
q it was dark in the room she did not
perceive him. He at once took hold of
her hand and asked:
do YOU ENJOY CONNECTION"
Thinking he referred 20 relatives, she re-
piled that she did, and he pulled her down
upon the bed BY his side. He again be-
gan talking religion, and during the con-
'versation was constantly rubbing his hand
over her mouth and Pulling ut her nose,
under the influence of which she became
very stupid and her flesh felt deadened.
She was powerless to resist, 80 he threw his
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-27

The decision of the Supreme Coura
of Wisconsin which has so disturbed
the Western grain gamblers was in a
case fairly representing the commons.
method of speculation. An operator
lost $500. or would have done so if
he had settled up, but he refused to,
pay and was sued for the money. The
verdict in Circuit Court was against;
him; but this was set aside on appeal.
The higher court decided that, as ne
grain was actually bought or sold, the
operation was simply wager, and
therefore violation of the gambling
law.
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arIS=1uEWsNu
gates" He adds in conclusion, Had
we obeyed the counsels of the proph-
cts of Gnd, we would have kept these
Gentle people from getting foothold
here
The Mormon Church is now using
every effort to secure control of Idaho
Territory. Her presidents, bishops
and minor officials, ever since Mr.
Anslie's denomination, have been per-
sistenrlA cxhorting the members Of the
church to vote for the head Of the
Democratic ticket as religions duty.
The orders Of the priesthood permit
no qnestionings from The followers.
For third time Mr.. Ainslie has been
nominated through the acknowledges
influence Of the pulygamists Of tho
Mormon Church. Two years ago, al
though tue untrammeled choice was.
in favor OF we'll known Democrat IL
Ada county, the fiat went forth from
the headquarters of the Mormon
Church at Salt Lake City to the po
Ikgamous members Of the Democratic
Convention to renominate Mr.. Ainsle.
and in cast of failure so to do to make.
the best terms with the nominee. In
obedience to this edict Mr.. Ainslie re-
ceived the undivided support of the
p1ygamists of Southeastern Idaho.
The Bear Lake Democrat, the Nor,
mon Church official organ Of Idaho,
pays Mr. Ainslis the compliment OF
being the only man WHO could help
the Norm MS. During the long anti,
polygamy contest in Congress last
. winter, Mr.. Ainslie was ever found on
the side of Mr.. Cannon and his polyg-
: anous clients. The only reason Civ
en- by him for his support Of Mr.. Can
non was that the defeat of that un-,
nataralzed alien and disloyal poIyga-.
2 mist might place himself in the same.
: pred icamant anil furnish Governor
$ Neil precedent for refusing on the
g same grounds to issue an election,
. certificate for him! see report of Mr.
G Ainslie's speech in defence of Canaan
II before the Congressional Committee,
o and also his address at Haley, Sept
: 2Slh, 1922 Again in 1882 emissa-
u ries from the Church officials in Utah
q were sent to tue Mormon districts of
= this Territory. prior to the convention,
u with instructions to secure the renom.
d ination of AinsIe, which Instructions
a were faithfully carried out, much tn
7. the disgust OF the more intelligent and
y patriotic members. Nominated 10y q
y DISTINGUISHED polygamist of Oneida
!, county, the twelve delegates froni
IS Ada, Alturas and Lemhi counties be-
i ing virtually excluded, relying chiefly
p upon the illegal but solid support o
Is polygamists aud unnaturalized Nor
e mons, Mr.. Ainslie asks the Gcntles o
II Idaho to clasp hands with the mem
1t bers of polytical and treasona
a church, hostile in every way to Tux
} American Government, and to unit,
Of with them in casting their suffrage
T. for him. Will the Gentle voters 0
"a this Territory longer submit to thu
Y dctation of the Utah polygamou
ID priesthood?
,e REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL COMMITTEE.
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THREE 2O-stamp quartz mills have
been purchased for Atlanta and will
De shipped in next summer. One is
for the Leonora mine, one for the At
lanta and the other for the Tehama.
twenty-five thousand dollars ha\ been
subscribed by the mining companies of
there for the purpose of digging a
wagon road down Boise river from
Atlanta to Boise. Captain Baxter tells
the Statesman it will be completed by
The time the railroad reaches Boise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-27

MyER & SMITH shipped 10000 pounds
Of goods from PendIeton, Oregon, be-
tween the 7th and 18th of this month.
They have 10000 pounds there still,
which will be shipped as soon as teams
can be procured. There is a large
amount of freight there for the Basin
that will not be shipped this fall The
y. t. q N. company has most of the
teams in that section employed, and
that is the "why for" of it.