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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06

U>T received a good assortment of Coffee
- Mills Those in need of them will please
give me call. JOS. II. yesterday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06
Geo, Woods Company,
COS Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
RATHER TOO AoMG.
lJIt1 Ttceaty Icc,.S on he Wrong Side of Life
a -TIyiMiall Turns the 1IbLes.

IT "J1l0'VE 07'sS ne I1I0NS.
How long did you say 90
Twenty years, said. Up to the time I
mentioned 1 had suffered from diseased liver
Richmond. Va. half sadly, as though thinking
Of that dilap:datcd section of his life al
times almost wished it had pleased Provi-
dcncc to omit the liver from the human unat-
oMy."
. Bad cnough-twcnty years of that sort of
thing" responded Il listener. What was the
ups!io; OF il -
The rlp>lot was that some time ago went
down 10 Scatt's drug store i'll this city and
bought one of BEN3ON'S CAPClNE POROUS
PLASrERS. applied it and was relieved IN a
few hours, and am sound as though my
liver we're made of Irdia-ruhber.'
Bcnsor's-unlillc the old fashioned Kind of
promptly. Look for the word
CAPCIEE. Which is cit in the genuine. Price
% cents. Scabury & johnson. Chemists. New
York. October III. 1SSS+w.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06

RoLAxD CHILLED PLoUGHs,
for Jefferson County. which has the Turn Over
Point, Which gives many advantages over the
old kind: We also have onhuHd 4 Large Stock
OF the Old and Reliable
- a N FITS III.
Call at the Foundry and Machine Shop before
purchasing. WERLICH tS WELLER.
Chnrlcstown. August 2. 1881.
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WEhItneY side-Bars pFlng

pleasant riding wagon. Also all styles and h0t-.
terms of Carriages. Buggies, Jaggers, Jenny
Limbs and Phet0lIs. i keep on hand q largo
stock, but am prepared to III orders at short
notice. Prices suited to the times, and tisfac7
ton guaranteed. a liberIi discount 1IloHCtIpni
old vehicles in exchange for new ones Fuse
altogether the Old Rclfa hle-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06
DR.. Chas. E. Pratt,

Successor to y. =. Henderson & Co,
r HI y MA CEG n .
ATT;5C fitted IN the New Gtarc Room Of
( 1 Mr., Gustav Ern:::i. on Main street, I am
prepared 10 fUri!i.h tho citizens of Charl2stown
and vicinity everything in nay line. of the Best
Quality and at as Low Prices u they cun be
bought anywhere. [ keep Ca hand, and am
constantly re"HiEinm. q lEr.re .i0ci. Of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06

PRESCRIPTIONS Bring THEM 10 U.s.
Z Til: department Of our business receives
CIR greatest care and utt"ntiOn. and nothing is
spared TO make everything connected with It as
complete and perfect Is possible. None but the
purcst and best ingredients are ever used. The
greatest care and attention TO even the miuutcst
details arc Invariably observed None but ex-
pcTi2nc.d and thoroughly competent persons
are allowed i'll this particular department. No
pains is spared to have the prescription pre-
pared from the very best Ingredients with en-
trc1no accuracy in order that the result may he
PEHFECTI",:. "cmv:;e your patronage. guar
ant"cing satisfaction and reasonable charges III
all times. GEO. 7 LIGHT
October $, 1882 Drurui.t
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BLACK CROOK

Cheapssi Bibles Eli: tss ss :s eco e.
RotL TPTsIonS SeW Te.tanSat EPpc ~ ETpO
FoEshss 4 HcMsekiu. Cincinnati o. ~ - 1a441
December ;. ISS2-Iy.
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SARVEN WHEELS.

universally pronounced the best Wheels lppIe.
REPAIRING. a SPECIALLY.
Ihavc established Carriage Repository at
UPpervilie, Fauquier county. Persons desir-
ing vehicles ut the above place, during my alb
sence can leave their orders With w. Richard
son, druggist.
Thankful for the IihCrul patronage extended
to me from Clarke. Jefferson and adjoining
counties, respectfully ask continuance of the
same. GEO. G. THOMAS.
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Wafeon Houae
Maltby House,
BALTIMORE. MD.

H1HE t:NI<BY'i is the only Hotel in Balti-
a moro conducted Oh both the
AMERICAN AND. EUROPEAN PLANS.
Owing to the decline in cost of many articles
to our expenses, the rates of board
have been reduced to
So 90 aud 50. so Je,: Day on tie American Plan,
and $1,000 $500 on The European.
Being the only Hotel in the country having
at those rates
FIRST-CLASS PASSENGER
Ell H " Az O R
ard all modern improvements.
Col. GEO. P. MOTT,
April "a. iS77-y. Manager.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06

PROOMS! EROOMS The Largest and
- Best Assortment Of Brooms is for sale Mt
JOSEPH II. EASTERDAY'S
4 HAVE several secondhand Cock Stoves on
4 hand. which ! will sell cheap Come early
if yOr want them. j. II. YESTERDAY,
HHNCkERS and Cakes just received, and
" they are fresh and nice
JOSEPH II. YESTERDAY.
pEST Kerosene OIL. hv the gallon only u cts
u JOSEPH II. YESTERDAY.
June IS, 1888.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06

Positive ForcoJseed Grain Distributor. and
Toait:Te Eorce-Fccd Grass Scettcr. which can
be ;lsad cii''"r iii front or rear of the hose.
The Fertilizer Attachment is UncGunIed, and
is Warranted to Sow Easily and Evenly any of
the various kinds of Ehcspltntcs in the market
The Champion is the only Grain Drill in tho
market that has n Special Attachment for
Planting Corn fer the crop.
The Champion is Simple in Construction aud
Easily operated both for team and driver The
material used and quality of workmanship ar.
the Very Best. Every Drill Warranted to give
Satisfaction or no sale.
Below we give you few of the Practical
Farmers names who have purchased from us
and used last year Drills, to whom we refer:
john Burns, CharIestown; Vim. Rider HALL
town; Philip Powers. Ripon; Moses w Tr.rs-
sell, Lect0wn; Lewis II. Nichols, IIall:own;
John w. Taycncr, CharIestnwn.
We also have secured tbs Agency Of the Gel
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES

GEO. 7. EIGHT hiss for sale Hunyadi Wa
N ter. Frede-ick,s Hall Cbitter) Water, Com
gross Water. Soda Water.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06

NETINtiE-T2R Euc!,wical Flour. Just re-
W ceivga and for sale By
Feb. q. 1883 :. $. DNLGARN.
Z CSr received . lnr@e supply of very elegant
- OAT MEAL. VIII offer special induce
mGnts in large quantities.
February 20. 1883. s. s. DALGARN.
REIED Beef and Canvassc,l Hams lust re-
- cgiEgd by 8. 5. DALGAKN.
4 VARIETY Of Flower Pots just received
September Is. 1857
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Z. M1ssiIss 81, I.,t 81

No. 2SS Daily. All other trains daily. except
Sunday ss T. g. PRINCE,
Supervisor of Trims, Winchester, Vac
w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
AIaSter of Transportation, Camden Station.
NAV y, 1SSS
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ms ELLANRoUs.

q HAVE for years balilt a largo variety Of va
rious STYLES of CARRIAGES and WAGONS;
they have been in use OTHong our people, and
have given satisfaction in every instance as far
as 1 have been able to ascertain. Through this
people best, and what are best adapted to their
wants. ] manufacture handsome wagon
known rs tho
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Shenandoah VaIIeYR. r.

Time Table in effect August 9th, 1883
SOUTHWARK. pArrT.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-22
Wbelan house, Winnipeg, was robbed OF
Al 600 few days ago.
RECORD OF CASUALTIES.

On the morning of the 10Th inst, Mr..
Foster. living near New Posen, MIMI went
oror 70 q neighber's to help in threshtng,
- HE wife and two sons went out to work
~ a how field half a mile from the house,
iaovinC little Maud Foster in the care OF a
nan named Mason, who makes his nome
IL II hout 10 o'clock Mr.. Mason lett the
ob;i5 IN the horse alone, and went away on
Loroehack to the place where the threshlng
raw were at work. A few min utes after
he had left. Mrs. Foster heard screams IN
the direction of the house, and okl that
v,ev SIT saw the child rushing from the
ho1se, its form completely enVeloped IN
gsmes. By the time the agUnized mother
could reach the spot the poor glrI was III
eraIIv roasted from head to foot, and lie
nparIv extinct. A doctor was sent for, but
to no use: the child died in its half crazed
mothers arms soon after his arrival
At Aldora, Iowa, two boys, sons oeSam-
uel Wisner, a German farmer who lives
there, were drowned in the Iowa river. Ine
bova. who we're aged respectively eight and
twelve. had been fishing in the river and
the smaller is supposed to have fallen in
and the other persisted IN trying to get hlm
out. They were tangled up in the fish line
when taken out, the line being wrapped
around the neck of the little fellow.
A young son of George Rape, a farmer
living between Lanesboro and Preston,
Mimi. was killed on the 18th inst, by get
ting oaught by the %tumbling rod OF a
threshipg machine. He was completely
d~isemboweled and his intesdnes wound
around the tumbling rod.
As an Omaha gravel train was coming
from work at an early hour on the 18th
inst, neared their yard at Ashland,. Wis,
they struck and instantly killed, and utter
Iy cut to pieces, an unknown tramp. The
%coroncr's jury failed to discover his name
or residence.
Seven of the thirteen ice houses at North
Chelmford, Mass, belonging TO the Boston
ice company, were burned on the 18th
inst. Loss $35, 600; insurance $4,000.
The packing house of F. S. Andrews at
New Haven, Conn has been burned.
Loss, $25. 600; insured. Forty men are
thrown out IF employment.
A fire at Casey, ILL.,, recently destroyed
eleven houses and several Offices. Loss
$50 900,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-22
Personal MENTION.

Prominent members OF the G.. A. +. al
P~iltsburg, Pa, have received a letter from
Paul Vandervoort, ex-commander.in-chief
of the G. A. r. in which the recent &C.
ton OF Postmaster General Gresham, in re-
moving him from service is review we'd at
length. Vandervoort admits that he was
absent from duty 265 days the last fiscal
year, but saws this was by permiSsion OF
p Postmaster Generals Howe and Gresham.
Under Howe his pay went on, but since
Gresham came into power he has only beeA
paid for the titie on duty. In any event,
he says, the charge has BEEN Withdrawn
and it is now urged against him that he
went to idaho contrary to instructions from
Division Superintendent " bite, hence his
suspension. This charge he denies, and
says his visit to Idano was for the purpose
Of ins ructing mer on the ne routes, and
that White wanted him to stay onger than
ne did. He complains that he was removed
without notice or investigation, and says
Gresham has been imposed on, ard that
he will be satisfied with nothing short OF
reinstatement.
Fred Douglass, speaking of the colored
national convention to be held at Louis
vile, . y he does not think that the con
vention will nominate anybody. It viii
probably say that the coiored race ought
to have q more liberal share in the distri-
button of Offices, and may go SO far as &c
demand a colored cabinet officer. If the
conventions does anything in the way Of nom
mating or endorsing anybody, it will b.
Robot Il. lincoln. There Isl 0nly one
name on the other side that would hav.
any weight with the colored people, ant
that is Ben Butler. He stands vsry vel
with the colored people of the south.
Junius Brutus Booth, the veteran actc
and manager. who has been i'll at Manches
ter by the Sea, is in a critical condition ans
rapidly sinking. All hopes OF hfs recover,
have been abandoned, and Mrs. Agne
Booth is at his bedside. Edwin Booth ha
also been there.
Senator Sharon says he Is the largest rea
estate owner In Gan Francisco, having 81,
O00, 900 worth there.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-22
VIEWS GOSSIP.

Marquis Tzeng, the Chinese ambassador,
in an interview at Folkestone, on his re-
turn from Paris, said China was determined
to concede nothing. Concerning suzereinty
over Annem, she did not want France TO
possess territory adjoining the Chinese
frontiers. The dispatch of 3 French rein.
f~orcenlent to Tonguin would be unfortunate,
as il would compel China 10 send troops to
adjacent provinces. The military party IS
daily gaining ground at Pekin. ANY ill
considered 'neasu, y ON the part of the
French mig / be attended with fatal results.
The marquis said nothing definite had re-
suited from his journey to Paris.
1t is stated that the czarina lately detect
ed one of the imperial chamberlains in the
act of placing Lihilis. documents in her
apartments, end he, fearing the conse-
quences, suicided. Toe authorities endeav-
ored to prevent the fact being made public.
The North German Gazette, in q leading
article, accuses the London Times OF craft
" sowing discussions between France and
Germany by persistent distortion OF facts.
The cure OF Csyna, Peru, it is alleged,
caused the assassination of Leodora Me-
ralss, governor of Huamico, whose head
was paraded through the streets.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-22

1t is now believed that the surplus OF
the post office department for the year
ending June goth, will be three million
dollars, or almost double that Of the last
fiscal year. Should this prove true and
the steady increase of mail business go
on, it is highly probable that the exper-
iment Of two-cent letter postage will
viudicate itselfb a freedom from depart
ment deficit during the very first year of
its Introduction. In that case, it will be
less difficult to persuade Congress to risk
one.cent postage than it was to reduce
the rate from three cents to two.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-22
uEvER4L NEWS NOTES.

The report of the commissioners OF the
State of New York shows 363,37 emlgrants
! landing at the Port of New York from Aug
! 2, 1885, TO June 80 1884, inclusive. Inc
! largest number landed in any n month,
.953, was in May. 1888 and the smallest
| S.343. in January OF the same year !he
dutv impOsed on the board Of returning
MANNERS, and persons unable to take care Of
themselves to the port from whence they
came, has been carefully exercised, aid a
large number OF undesirable persons has
Deeu SEMI baUh.
w. Montrose, of the New York Police
Gazette, has been convicted at Atlanta,
Georgia, of distributing obscene pictorial
newspapers, and sentenced TO pay $1,000 or
serve twelve moRths on the chain gang.
The presiding Judge said he will impose the
full penalty because the defendant was
seeking to get a Goothold for a paper that
had been suppressed for five years. The
case goes to the supreme court.
A telegram has been recel we'd from Port
land, Me-, stating that ten car loads OF
canned goods would be shipped from that
city to its namesake in Oregon, via Blue
Line. Chicago & Northwestern and Northern
Pacific rail The order is o special one,
the goods being put up for a sample ship
ment. Every car will be marked "Cann'd
goods. Portland, Me-, to Portland, Greg"
In the case of Richards War ct al. VS..
State of California, involving the title of
lands claimed to be within the limit of the
Los Angeles Mexican grant, the secretary
of the interior has decided that applicants
to purchase under the seventh section OF the
act of 1866 have no valid claim under such
act, the land being in u sense within the
claimed limits OF the grant.
Il is expec ed that Mullan tunnel will be
finished within thirty days, and that the
cars will probably be running through it by
t he 18Th Of next month. Bozenan tunnel
will be finished early in December, If there
are no unexpected delays.
1t is reported that a move is on foot 20
place Col. William F. Villas, OF Wisconsin,
in nomination for the vice presidency on
the democratic ticket.
Notice has been received by the elevator
companies at Du.uth that 800 car loads of
wheat were on the way there by the Man.
itoba road.
/ La Crosse has contributed ST., 514 for the
Rochester sufferers.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-22

The British government proposes to
establish $4,000 Irish families, or about
100000 persons, above The great lakes
in British America, giving them imple-
ments fer tilling the soil, with the priyi-
lege OF paying for the land on long time.
This is proposed as a means of reliev-
ing the over.populated districts of Ire
and to some extent, and as a
ton for certain land reforms to be in
stItuted by the government upon that
island. There are 40, 1000, 600 Irish in the
world, 100000 onlyof whom remain in
Ireland. Those in ether countries are
2rosperous, and their success may we'll
induce those at home TO accept the
chance offered .hem in the Canadian
settlement scheme. There is nothing
worse IN this, than if the United
States government took 10000 families
from the o~yer-crowded slums of j
large Atlantic sea-board cities and gave
them an excellent chance to strike ont
Tor themselves in the great gram fields
OF the Northwest or the cattle country If
the southwest. The scheme is to accept
only those that will 60 Of their own free
VIII from the over-crowded portions Of
Ireland. Tho 100000 impoverished
lrish' who accept the governments Sc.
ier 70 set them up as respectable far
mers an Manitoba, win be wiser shan
nose who reject II. It must be a thrift
iess family Of four or FIVE persons that
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-22

The sharp frost which recently visited
the most of the Northern states was par
ticularly severe in New England. The
Connecticut river valley is a vely impor-
tanU tobacco-growing region, and it was
here tAat the Tuesday frost was most
sharply felt. In some places the mer-
curry fell to thirty degrees. and the re-
suit was that in those places the tobacco
leaves were frozen stiff and utterly
ruined. Cutting was also about half over;
many crops were standing in the fields,
not ripe enough to cut. In four counties
of Massachusetts, the loss is estimated at
1925 ,000. Farmers losses range from
$500 to $500 each, and as tobacco is
their chief crop many of them are dis
heartened at the sudden destruction in
a single night of the fruit oftheir seasons
labor.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-22
Frank James. surviving b tn r

Frank James, surviving b tn r
Jesse James, has been declared not
guilty of murder by a jury at Gala in,
Mo-, after a formal trial lasting several
DAYS. The verdict was received by
demonstrations of joy by his crowd of
friends in attendance. 1t follows that
James enjoys greater prestige to-day
than if he had never murdered and
plundered his fellow beings. It must
be that the yellow covered literature
exerts a morbidly sentimental public
spirit over its many readers in that
state.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-22
A Serious Fire Casualty in Wis
COnSin.

The home Of Frank Campo, an old re-
sident o! Appleton, Wisconsin, caught fire
on the 18th inst, and harmed to the ground.
There was no insurance on the house, and.
the loss is about Isl, 900. A crowd gathered
round the house when the alarm was given,
and thinking the inmates were out did
NOTHING hnt wait for the fire department.
While they were looking at the burning
house.. a door hew open and the father
rushed out perfectly mad with fright. He
had to be seized and held. Az soon as ii
was learned that he family were in the
house, the excitement was intense. A
young man named Brown rushed into the
building, grabbed a little boy about three
years old, aud threw him out oil & win
dow. The boy was terribly
burned and died before noon. Another
young boy that was thrown out of a win
dow was badly cut o the legs and a
bad slit across the abdomen. He cannot
live. While the doctors were sewing up
the cut across the abdomen, which exposed
the inwards, the little fellow showed him
self a hero, never making a noise, but
gazsd around with a frightened look.
Three other children escaped. Brow who
went into the house had his arms n face
badly burned, and will be laid up for some
time. While the children were being taken
out another band of men went to the bed
room window ard broke in the glass.
The heat was go Intense that no one
could enter. The second window that W 8
broken in happened to be near a bed, and
one OF the men grabbed a woman by the
hair, and with the aid of another man, she
and her six weeks. old child were pulled out.
The babe was unirjured, but the woman
was badly burned from the soles OF her feet
TO her head Her flesh is burned down her
back like raw beef. She cannot ] We. How
her husband got out and how the building
caught fire are matters of conjecture. John
Tracy, who pulled the woman out, says
that she was wrapped in heavy blanketsa and
that she was burned while they were trying
to get her out of the window. Tracy's
hands and face are scorceed quite badly.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-22
NEWS OF THE

At a meeting of stockholders of the Ohio
Central, held IN Toledo, Ohio, on the 18th
inst, about one-half OF the $4,000 coo of
stock in the company was represented.
The old board of directors made a very full
report Of the operations CT the company in
its present condition, up to June 80. 1888.
Tbs gross earnings were $1,077, 100; all
expenses, 1927 1928; met e~arningr, $349, 100;
total floating deot, $g!95, $50; cash items on
hand, $349,4s6. Surplus over the debt,
$500, 904; total first mortgage debt on all
divisions, 1858, 900; income debts, 6, Acc, 600;
car trust certificates, 81, 100, 000; fixed
charges to pay on mortgage bonds, $541,
300; car trust interest. $165 ,6U0; texes on
rentals, $50, 900; total fixed chargrs, $780,
$50. All treasury securities were sold.
The mileage is 342 miles, main line; AZ
miles Of sidings, Tue equipment consists
OF AZ engines, 4.578 freight cars, IL passen-
ger cars and 100 miscellaneous ears.
Hon. T. G. Pound, of Wisconsin, was in
st. Paul on the 18th inst, foi the purpose
Of comforting with the citizens ii regard to
completing the st. Paul Eastern Grand
Trunk railway to that city. Mr.. Pound is
the president of the c lmpany and is deyot-
ing his entire time TO the early completion
of the road. The route is rom Oconto to
ShaWano, or the Wolf river, thence to War
sau on the Wisconsin river, thence to OF.
Paul, the exact location from WARSAW to
81. Paul, not being decided as yet.
The emigration department of the North
ern Pacific road is making a collection OF
ores.and minerals frsm the various Mon
tana mines. A large number OF specimens
have already arrived at the Office in st.
Paul. A portion will be sent f~or.exhibition
at the Cincinnati exposition, a portion will
be sent to the Boston exposition, and q fine
lot kept IN thc emigration Office. Some re.
markedly fDe5Srpimens of petrified wood
have fcund their way into the collection.
An unbroken line of rail now extends from
Portland. Maine. to Portland, Oregon, and
some enterprising citizens will ship ter
FREIGHT cars flied with canned corn pus III
in Portland, Maine, directly to its name
sake on the Pacific coast, without change
OF cars. From Portland, Me-, to Portland
Oreg. " SD that they cannot fail to be no
ticed all along the route. The train will
be photographed before it starts.
J.. r.. 0dell, assistant general manager d
tie Northera Fsciic ~ abroad, has receives
FROM w. #. Allen, Philadelphia, q rssfsi
fcent map showing the proposed sfAndar,
time Or the lines 81 railroad on the Amer
"a continent, There are 1--WE standard
proposed, for each OF the FIVE great di.
tricts. and indicated In colors.
The passenger agents OF the Chicago
Milwaukee md st. Paul, the Omaha, an
the Albert Lea roads were in consultaticI
N y. PAM and Minneapolis on the Isl
inst, and Il Is supposed thsy came 10
mutual understanding in regard to cuttir,
rates, ana Il y probable that no more cut