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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
be forgotten

THAT Indiana paper, the Bonneville
Democrat, may be hyPercritiesl about the
enphonious sound Of names, bat not many
Democrats will object to that so long As 1t
Joins its words together to express sent'
ments like these:
1T is the Democratic idea that to the
yictors belong the hOHOrs. The word
spoRs need not be used. It is frank, but
coarse, and its use is not judicious. Let
rs substitute honOrs in place Of spoIIs,
and what fair-miuded man can object to
the sentiment? We should like to see 3
military force that would surrender Its
honors and its captured banners to the
beaten enemy. We should like to see q
man who would put his breast under the
foot of an individual he hal whipped in 3
fair contest. What is sighting
for2 Why is the civil service so excep'
tionally odd that it should be managed IN
opDosiriou to al manner Of justice and
reason ard fair play2 Whist is the use OF
political parties? Why indicate Princi-
pie at the polls and leave IFS enemies IN
Office to see that the principle is made in
operative? To the successful army belongs
the banners of the enemy. To the winning
man belongs the detached scalp. To the
victor belongs the honors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
The Impending Crisis.
n.s-.y r.. prs.s


He cot a letter out of his box at the
postofice yesterday, which he hurriedly
read and Indignantly flung on the floor:
On second thought be picked it up and
placed it in his pocket, but he was still red
in the face when q friend queried:
From your tailorY
II wish it wssI" was the reply. mo;
its blackmail"
Howl
why, it's from q friend Who got mar
ried few years ago. ! had an invite to
his wedding. and / had to take present
costing SIS"
"Of course"
Then his FIRST anniversary occurred,
and it cost me twenty more.
eve been there, old fell
Then he had q boy born, and our set
had to whack up on that. guess he
named that cub after at least thirty Of Us.
81 SCI"
"Then came his birthday. Then his
wife birthday. Then the second ami.
versary. Then the cubs birthday"
Exactly. And noW2
"Well, his motherin law has come to
live with him, and this is an invitation to
come around aud leave 81 rocking chair
on her 65th anniversary"
And you'll goT'
"Pl have to or be ruled out Of our set
but I'll have revenge. There's seven OF
US in the family, and Ill be hanged if we
don't 20 at it and bold an anniversary or
something every two weeks for the next
ten years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
NOTICE TO LIzS HOLDERS.

To all persons no ding liens by iu'fmsDt or other
wise, on the real SstAie or any pa thereof o.
John b. Lyle and Virgin = & Lyle. his vile, OIL
Of either sl them and on the real estate Of which
James Lyle died seized;
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court q
Ohio e,unty, West Virginia, made in . cause there.
IN pending 10 subject The resi- estate Of the said
John 4 Lyle sao the ssid Virginia & Ly ls, and
the real state Of which the said James Lyle died
.eiEed, TO the Subtraction Of The lens thereon you
are hereby required 10 present all claims held BY
you and each Of On sgainst The said John h Lyle
and the said Virginia 5 LYLE, or either Of IN, m
and against the estate Of the said James Lyle, de
ceased which are liens on the said real estate,
any part thereof fer adjudication to me at my
oIfce, No. mo Cbspline sIe {, L. ihe city ol
Wheelipg Ohio county, West NirGintR, on or be.
fore Tue day, the 9Ith day OF Now mber, lsSS
Given ur der my hand, this 2tth dsy o. 0ctSber
1883 JOSEPH Z. PAUL.,
oe,lsoaWt Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Incidents of the smallpox Epidemic

"What is that on your face, Jean2' said
an employer this morning. They walked
to the Health Office and IN half an hour
Jean was in cell waiting for the ambu-
lance.
You must not leave this car, said the
venerable agent Of the Crank Trunk to q
woman who had arrived last night from
Morrisburg, Ont. "You have the small
pox and must 60 to the hospi;sl" She
waited for the ambulance and went. The
car was backed upon a siding and fumigs-
ted, washed With csrbolic acid ard gener-
ally clesnsed.
A street scene described by the Rev
Mr.. Nlcol IS revolving. A young miss Of
fifteen summers drew away from freshly
pitted man on st. joseph street. Follow
ing her until she stopped in loathipg ard
terror ne looked her steadily in the face,
and, with the politensss of his nation,
asked: "Will you accept the smallpox from
me, missY' There is diabolism in this
conduct
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

been quieted. Then an ovation to
Mayor GRUBB, if Its results at
such time would prove
beneficial, should have consisted, not only
Of congratulations to bis Honor, but also
of the expression of such sentiments as
would tend to AIlay whatever feelings Of
snmity may have still existed among the
citizens. Anything that would rouse i'll
feeling was entirely out of place. To pub
Hely attack and maign the character OF
any of our citizens at sueh time, showed
great lack Of discretion, was upgentlemsn
", uncaIled for, and could be productive
only Of harm.
Bat for this malicious purpose alone, 1t
seems, the editor of the IntelGgencer
appeared before the crowd assembled in
the Academy Of Music. Prominent citi-
zens were called scoundre's and were
shamefully vilhfed BY him, and unjust re-
aections were cast upon Council and upon
other officials. de sought to malgn the
Democratic party in the city, and after
trying to throw he burden Of all the dis
grace Of the Investigations upon Demo
Gratis and Democratic officials,
called upon the people In
the same manner that an upstsrt dsms-
gogus would do at q political meeting
The attack on Clerk GALLIGAN and Attorney
General CALDWELL was especially disgrace
fol to the occasion. All these things, and
much more that the people heard from this
speaker, show them very concluaVely
the indiscretion and psrtissnship that
controls him. We would not at all
speak dispsrsgingl7 of the ovation to May
or GRUBB. The other addresses were sensi-
bic and gentlemsnly, and made everybody
present, whether Republican or Democrat,
feel good. 1t was admitted thst the short
est speech made, that Of Prof JONES, ct
the colored school, though but few min
utts in length and impromptu, did more
good and had more sound sense in it, than
all the cut and dried speech of the editor
of the Inteligancer.
What we have referred to in regard to
this matter, the people have seen and
heard for themselves. They know the
truth Of it. They have SEEN
not only the trouble the hot
headedness and indiscretion Of one
man has made the city in the past, but
also have heard him express sentiments
that Indicate what be intends to do in the
future, if the people let him. viii they
let him2 Who should run this city, the
people, or the editor of the In;elligencer2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

IL the elections to be held tomorrow
the Democrats have much at stake. They
want to hold every seat they now occupy
in the United States Senate and gain Eve
more to give them g majority. In most
of the States the party has been making q
good fight aud much is expected Of these
Democrats tomorrow. In New York and
Virginia, Democrats have been especially
vigilant. The disssnsious among Mary
land Democrats are unfortunate for the
party in that Safe, and are, to say the
least, very unbacoming Of true Democrats,
When so much is ut stake, the Democrats
that would rather see Republicans triumph
than see such faithful worker IS Senator
GoRxAx returned to the Senate, are 8 very
strange bind of Democrats. Bat the party
hope that tomorrow these dissen'lOns viii
be FORGOTTEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

IT has been the policy Of some Repubh-
can papers to convince the people that as
the times ere hard and the Democratic
party in power, thasthat psrtyis responsible
for the condition Of affairs And still We
have more than 100000 Republicans
holding Federal Offices. Perhaps these
fellows are living in hourly fear Of decsPi'
tation and are saving every cent that they
can lay hands on. A sudden sPssm Of
economy on the part of 100000 well paid
non producers is very apt to produce some
thing in the nature Of financial consnpa-
tion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Fashion Bits From Boston Town.
Boston Journal

Redfern, the English tailor, is making
eighteen or twenty tobogganiDg costumes
of plain scarlet rough cloth, tfinged with
rough rough furs.
The most luxurious wraps have satin
Innings, dehcstely psrfumed with the odor
of the fayorite flowers OF the wssrer.
An effective novelty is called the "festb
cred stripe" plum, navy blue, elaret and
green.
Small Spanish jackets are Of velvet
edged with ball trimming.
Striped goods ere popular, the stripes
being used for the skirts with plain
basque, or in any combination or method
which the wtarer tsncies.
Charming pink and blue dressing
ssCuues are made Of swans down flannel
With or without lace trimmings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

The genuine Independents of Philadel
phis have been voWing they viii cut Boss
oU,Y's vote Tomorrow They think that
a man who has record Of SerPsntins
crookedness so rank with the Odor Of cor
ruu,ion that it smells to HEAVIER" is not .
6t man to be Treasurer Of q great State
ike Pennsylvania. That's the opinion
that will recei7s 9 right hearty approval
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Notice to l len Holders.

yINO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIENS BY
i judgmento or otherwi Q on the real estate, or
any parI thereof, Of Henry Jones ard Samuel T..
jones, or either Of them.
In pursuance Of a decree OF the Circuit Court oil
Ohio COuptO, ' est Virginia, made In cause
therein pending, 10 sub ect the real estate OF the
said Henry Jones and OF the said sAmuel L Jones
10 the satisfaction Of the liens thereon, you are
hereby required TO present all claims held BY you
and esca Of you Ssairst the said AeI ~ Jones and
the said samuel G. Jones, or either Of tlem, which
are liens on their real estate or any part there I,
for ad udtatiCn to me, AZ my Once, No. 1929 hap
line street In the city Of Eheelipg. Ohio county,
West virginia, on or before Wednesday, the nth
day Of November, 1855.
Owen under my hani this 1?th day Of October,
1855 JOSEPH K. PAUL.,
ocI2oavt Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
tomorrow

The Iowa Democrats and Greenbackers
are hopeful Their candidate for Governor
is Senator WHITING, and the Republican
nominee is Mr.. LARRABEE, banker, who
has grown rich on usuriOus interest e1,
acted from farmers. The temperance and
monopoly questions make the canvass
very interesting sud complicated, and the
opposition believe they can overcome the
majority Of 1000 that the Republican
candidats for Governor received two years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

IT may have been sll right enough for
the people, If they felt ike i, to show their
appreciation Of Mayor GRUBB's services as
the city's chief executive officer and ex'
press their hearty congratulations that he
has been vindicsted Of the charges brought
against him, BY giving him the ovation OF
Saturday night. But however this may
be. this at least is certain: 1t gave the
man, who has been the insdgstor ard
prime mover in bringing on this disgrace
full investigation that has sulHed the fair
name of our city and made her to be
spoken of with reposch, an excellent OP-
portunity to show to the people his real
disposition. This opportunity, IS is his
wont he was not slow TO accept.
The citizens were utterly diSgusted with
the fares that had so long been going on,
were glad that it was at last ended, and
took part in the demonstration and assem-
blsd in the Academy Of Music for mutually
CONTEMPLATING one another and having
Jolly, fraternal pleasant HallOW cen party,
Though the movement was directed BY
Republicans yet many Democrats were
present and were just as glad IS anybody
that the Mayor had come out unSesthed-
AsMr GEORGE B. CALDWELL ESid, in the
conrss Of his remarks that evening, not
only the Republicans throughout the city
were glad Of Mr.. GEUBB's Vindicston,
but the Democrats as Well-eysrybody
Glad, men and women and babies and law
yers and doctors and preachers and all
The charges against Mayor GRUBs had
bsen heard before committee, half Of whom
were Democrats, and be had been By this
committee and BY Democratic Council
sxonerstsd. Council had acted in an IN
nar,isan manner, though the editor Of the
Int,llivencer had done his utmost to make
the investigation partisan. The illieehng'
that had been stirred up, largely through
the iudiscrs,ion of the editor of the lnteil-
vencer, had, in the few days that ne had
lat m on his rawlings to q great extent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Don't Lie Abed.


One of The most dangerous habits peo-
pie can indulge in is that of lying in bed.
Nine-tenths Of all the deaths occur in bed
Nearly one-hslf Of all those who are muir
dered are murdered in bed IL is while
you are in bsd that your house is robbed
and your chickens stolen. 1t is while you
are in bed that the bugs bite you and bad
dreams haunt you. Therefore, dear read
ar MAYER 90 to bed,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Notice to Creditors.
no THE cREDlToRs OF MARY J. LINTON

ITO THE CREDITORS OF MARY J. LINTON
Il deceased.
An pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia N deia . cause there
In pending TO sRoIeet the real estate OF the said
Mary ]. Linton 10 The payment OF her debts you
are required TO present your claims agfpst the es
tate Of The Aid Mary J. intor for adjudication 70
Joseph Z. PAUL. o mmssioper, At his ofhce, No
I230 hapfRs street In the eits OF Wheeling, 0l 10
county, west Virginia on or before Wednesday,
the 18th daV OF November. lSS6.
witness J. W. Mitchell, c srk Of raid court, this
JNo W. MITCHELL
oclsSaxY Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
FOR RENT.
FOB RENT

MY FINE UUUNTKl RksIDksCi 4! u
wi Dc Chsntal Station, on wheeling. hustut
and Baltimore railroad; there are ss'th ioa. n
&C VIII rent ssparstely from the lane q -
vtss, - the tenant may prefer.
Also, my large Brick Dwelling In futSss
containing Gx rooms and porch, dty irt Gra
sster st the door. Good tsnsnu On = n tila,
MN /. EIyBERiT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Ponce de Leon Water for Thirsty Patriots

Among the items of expenses of the leg
islstive session that has Just closed, TO be
paid out Of al appropriation Of $500 to
pay the contingent expenses OF both
branches OF the General Assembly, appear
the following:
Ponce de Leon water for the House,
1892 50
Ponce de Leon water for the Senate.
$50 &c.
Well water for the Senate and House
SIC.
Ice for both branches Of the General A.
sembly, S5l.l9.
Soap, two cakes, at 10 cents, 20 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
FOR SAls.
For Sale
Commissioners SaIe

pr VIRTUE or a DICtEE NApE ,r
west Vlrpria, on tie 9Th "a, II I,,ssr ~
. . use in cbautery 'rin ., ndips sh,r,,, "a
r. Brovp, adminlkp ator OF a. 1y,s Al mn
Feay, decea Cd, 10 pis,LuG ard tlaA 81 -
others are del ndsn,s, the uLd,nirrsd -. -
commasioner viii, on y"
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ss,h 10,
q mms neine at 10 O'Clock q la cell n ppNs.
ton, o. the prem',ts, To the hi, lest ard h., =.
der, the following d scrihsd ,t,l e,t,i,. m,
say: OF numter ihrtA oi wh,b,n, -
Of the old Feay lam, NhIch ,t Is iou, c,j a. =
scribed q follow: Pcsinni z ala sSTs y. :
70 the hTst and -, ond % or utcI,. Ib,pc, "a
60s vest IS Io!ss TO a. trp'v ur,; ,h,tc,, nd -
vest Is pots 90 os The iun AID ! oai; ,h n, A.,
the road north 26ho wet 20 ptks pt,r m -
thef CO north s5s East Il 10 ~ lh Nov torI o.
vest III polls; thence as EAST Il poh, 10 \. n..
John EIskins'' h-ir,; thence sl,by tie Inl,',
lice south 65i1' alto tho iecoua hart: u,,.
vita Ii line Of the tt~ nd tpct pouh lts Val \
poles; themes touth So set u 40 tol,s I. n
place Of beginning. and c n'aiLins lin, -.
more or is, and htins tho zane Ispd sk n ~
cosvey ed 10 the Mid william cav ~ ItlLi Dr.,
BY deed dated the 9th day Of Dsonhr ISL az
recorded in the CLERKS uffCr Of the Cont, g.,
Of Ohio 'olpty. Wet Virgiria slii litd h, .
Middle Wheeling cf,.k, Ia ohio couut,, We, Ia
giois, adjoining lands Of John Enfitsi Asn N
0, hers.
TERMS OF SALE on halt IN osk o. tps
sale. and ss much mole ~ the purclua uu \
lire. the balance Ia ore y'r With iplssi d,
purchaser giving hi, Lous With god esrii, q
such deferred payment, and the title to ms an
to be retained until toe puichass none, hll Wv
been paid In full. G.. r IRONY,
spedL Con ub, Ses
hereby certify that bona With sod sorv
has been given BY tho above pan,d spstia o.
missioner - required BY Law.
oc2si John ". MITCHELL Cat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

THE REGISrER is indebted to Hon. d.
G. DAVIS for important ciBcisl documents.
on the history OF the late war.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

The esteemed Intslligencsr must get up
a half dozen ratification meetings like
that of Saturday night, and that soon, be-
fore the debt due the Mayor is expiated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Bliss and Bad Coffee Far AsundSr.
Nstr York R1Gld.

Rev. David SEing rroclaims the fact
that putting al egg in coffee to make it
clear is still sn active humbug," and ihst
although the Nineteenth Century is near.
ing it's close its blszs las not yet shired
into the coffee rot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

TEE old and the rev postmasters kissed
and babe each other sdieu on Saturday
night So mote il be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Notice to Creditors.

TNB IHE CkEDIIURs OF JAMES LYLE Dc
i cesSe.
In purusnee Of dSeTse Of the Circuit Cont Of
Ohio county. sst Sigir il, made In ea7%s there
IN pending, - subj CT the real sst,A az the raid
Jan a. Lyle 70 the paw nlfBt Of hts deb you are
requtr. 70 IIessnt yGuT claims egsfnr The es'ats
OF the szid James ~ for aejudhstion 70 Joseph
r PAUL., commission er, sc bis 1fbes. No Is20
CbaPlire strtst In tbs city OF Thfelioz. Ohio
county. West Virginia on or before Tuts6ay, the
18th ray Of NGvember, 1ss5.
Witness. John W. hitcseli, eerk AZ soId court,
this I2th day Ct 0dobsF. 1888.
jS0. W. MITCHELL,
oe1311vv Ce-x
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DIED.

CROU ,E~.Ou Saturday morning. o. ober 81,
1855, At 7o'e.DOk, at Steubenyille, o, ESNA ",
vile OF Jacob Grouse.
Funeral Monday morning, November %, at II
oelock, Irom P, c 4 st L Z. r, at wheeling de-
Dot. Iutsrusnt at Mt Wool. Intermsnt private.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Aillnta CoaJ,ilaiiOn.

AfLtntd Contribution.
Eternal vigilance is the price OF coed
coffee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
MARRIED.

AH-sundsy, November I,
1855, BY Few. HAYES, Mr. CHARLES MlLLER, Of
Bridgeport, o., and Miss HELKS DUNCAN, Of this
city. No cards
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12

Tho summon u over. The season
Was cold AZ the seaside you know
This weather. perhaps, was the kcason
TINT none Of iis captured q Dean.
FOR The men found II cool IN the city,
Aud the brokers were blue, ~ Wne thought,
so we lost every chance what apity)
and no dazzling fellow was caught
so Maud. and Madola. and LILLE,
Were ieft In Inc shade lam sligo
10 vail III next year-and 10 sign
For nothing is done In tho winter
III town, with KAY tnlk and line clothcsi
No bean save any dear Aramlnta,'
Md none + betrayed 70 propose.
mt ,,ben You walk out by the water.
And moonlight falls soft on theahorC.
The prlinnest mamma's plainest daughter
some masculine heart VIII adore
1 hope n We 20 there nest season,
We Girls. Us hall dozens aud twclNcA,
WI not ggaln need, in all reason,
10 just simply waltz WIN ourselves
~ girls who were blushng and twenty,
With some who were near twenty nVci
There always were more than aplentyi
And yet not man would arrive
How wcarllyall the long summer
We wandered 10y seashoro ana tide,
And found no available conner
bridegroom, perhaps, WIN MS bfidel
We would stroll 10 The depot and steamer
10 see wha was rarer than pearls,
Each one n deliberate kcnener,
Mud 10, a new bevy Of girls
Tie coats and the hats were all wanting,
No garments bifurcatc Was seen,
And some gray headed old maids were haunting
UsOfit u thought u was mean.
Another such year wouldbe awful,
For what are fine feathers aud clothes,
II fate Il to make 1t unlawful
For girls 10 10 be furnished with beauAf
The summer has vanished and faded
The forests are withercd and serc
No lover our hearts has invaded
'Tis horrid 10 wait whole year
co.. lIurpcrs Magazine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12

missioner Midgley of the Pacific Coast
association, have issued supplement to
through west-bound traffic No. 3, equal
ling rates on traffic forwarded via all
rail routes from New York, Philadelphia
Boston and Baltimore, or from points
taking the same rates to Chicago or East
Mississippi points to Pacific coast points.
The meeting between Commissioner
Midcley end the officials of the Missouri
Pacific and Atchson, Topeka & Santa Fc
railroads, which is to try to effect an
agreement by which the war on rates from
Peoria, Kan, will be brought to an end,
will probably be held at Kansas City next
week, II IS learned that the Missouri
Pacific and Santa Fe railroads have con
tracted for ali the business that is to 20
forward for some time to come, and con-
scquently an agreement with those roads
now will be of little benefit to the South
western railway association.
Commissioner w. II. King, of the Cen
trail passenger committee, has issued the
following notice; The Lake Shore
Michigan Southern and Wabash, st. Lou
is & Pacific roads have agreed upon mini
mum rates, to be used only in special
cases, when necesSary-yiZ Toledo tC
Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and Pacific
Junction, Iowa, first class, limited, Sl7;
second class, 81 30. These are not to
be used at depot Offices, and will be re-
garded as the limit, below which the
penal rule will apply.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12
NorEs.


Two new railroads.
Fort WOrth--thc coming railroad center
of the southwest.
The Santa Ec boys here were busy last
night until 10 O'Clock checking freight, Il
being Mallory steamer day and Il heavy
transfer business also having to be done
The grade of the Fort Worth & New or.
leans was nearly completed to Mansfield
last night, and before many days the work
OF putting down ties and rails will begin
William l'ingrec has been appointed
travelling passenger agent of the North
western for the territory embraced IN
California, Neyadg and Central Pacific
territory in Utah, with headquarters al
san Francisco.
The Northwestern extension to the
Black llillS Us graded as far as Buffalo
Gap ility-SiY miles west of ChadrOn, and
near the edge of the foot-hills An effort
VIII be made TO carry the road 10 Rapid
City by January /
Commissioner George II, Daniels OF
the Colorado pool is authority for the
statement that railway traffic IN Colorado
IS picking an greatly, and that the pros
poets are I'm every way encouraging to The
! railways ana the shippers.
Tho Oregon Railway and Navigation
company makes a difference Of So ton
between wheat and barley shipped East,
and the newspapers of TINT section are
7 puzzled 10 know why II should cost more
TO ship one than the other.
! The agent o. the Baldwin Locomotive
works was in the city yesterday on his
way 20 Temple 10 look after the putting
IN running order Of the two locomotives
cent down day or two ago. He Will re-
main at Temple until the other SIX loco
motives come from the factory. The
gentleman has recently returned from the
Argentine Republic and Norway, where
the Baldwin works sent locomotives.
Mr., l.. C. Cannon, general agent Of the
! Imnscontlnental association, and Com