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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10
No Change Necessary

II is not necessary TO change the
climate which you live In or travel
about for the restoration Of health. II
you have weak lungs, coughs, colds,
Group, consumption or bronchitis,
Begg's Cherry Cough Syrup is war
ranted to cure you. Sample bottles
free 1t Oscar Seitz's drug store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

BUEFALns are now bird st Good
nishf, Kans., and Buffalo calves sell
as $50 a head where once the earth
shook beneath the onward tramp Of
Ia,O8o hOofs. So saith the later Ocean.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

NJ 0TfcB q HEaElT aIVEH thai, Letters te-fa-
~ mentary On The Estate % J. ChaFla1 StlEfel
deceased, we're ETanted % the undeTligaed on ~
1lst day q Auguat, A. n, l685, b. The PFohEt1
Cgart Of oalin8 CeautT. kanEaa
NoH, all PsFsons having elEima against nd p
tate, are hereby no1i1el, that they muat rrg1lni
he naula % ths uniorIiTled ~ alioanncl uilh-
n Ons year from ths dGis q nd LetfsFa e thsy
maF - proeieied frum any heEe1t % Glch r.
tate and tkat n suek elalms Be- not oEhititci
Uilkia thrcs yesFH afiar ne date % ~ LstisEs,
they Ehall - Forever haTree
R1seutrix a tie Esiuis q
Aagas ua, lsG
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

All Kansas will contribute 10 the
wonderful collection OF agricultural
products at the Bismarck fair.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10
Notice To Contractors,

Bids yin Be received y The noard o. Dirertou
ofthe Ksnsla Wesleyan UBisenlty Aid Ansoeis.
The conStruction e colle1e baildnF on unlFersi-
q aite, near s1lina Bids Win Be reoaiVef for ~
separate eiaaalacafion q uoTk under the heafS 81
carDeuior WoTk. Hioos WORT, 6Fiok vert. o. ~
the whole - eomplete. Pla1a und Gpaciaca-
tions ean Be sea e tha oiEoe oi Johuson q Bur
ford, arehiteets. CITY Han buflding, aalina afIFF
Sep IS. ls6S btds ahnah Be addraasai b a n .
Cilaln. President board of Dirrctors. salina'
Kansas,
By ordeF % ths Bsard.
D. ID. CAHFBut, Tuoe. n DAvra
Secretary. TneE1ursr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

Two good lots In MOFrIsOn's addi-
ton, very cheap.
S3-4W. NJ. r. Poole.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

The best old Line Com mpanies are In
Faulkner 4 Gays ONCE In Post ONCE
Block.
Everything below cost at Miss Til
lie A. PhesteF's, succpssor TO Mrs.
Morse. You can buy everything at
your own price.
Below cost Is the word at Tillie A..
PhesteT's, successor to Mrs. Morse.
The ladies are Invited Ia call at Miss
Lille A. Phestsr's, SUCCESSOR Of Mrs.
Morse, and purchase millinery on their
own terms.
Insure your property with Faulk-
ner 4 Gay.
The best bargains In Millinery you
ever heard Of at the store formerly
managed by Mrs. Morse.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

DR., NJ. J. Brown, who Is q special
LET In diseases Of the Eye. Ear and
Surgery, ia thoroughly prepared to
treat all cases left TO his care. All
Professional work carefully attended
too. Ofice and rOOms in Campbell 4
Tuthlll's Block, SalIna Kan. 3l--2n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10
- AYERS -
Cherry PeCtOral.'

Uu6ITy f0COOrA.
No otAsr oonplAints are - ln.idioas b 80
Gt.Aek - thoss Affecting he thFoat Aad llasls
nons 20 triaod with By he nAjority q EuR.l-
0a. Ths ordinary eoaEA - eold. rsslliiag
ps-Aaps frOn . triaing e uneonscio1s e.
Dosars. b oftsn but tie beginning q flial
sicknssa- AYKh's CHKERE PBcFoRAE -
Wen proven iiS sAnAey IN = forty yuaru' agAa
With threat and lung disoAsoa. And sAoald -
eaksn IN Al cAssa 8itholt aslag.
A Arsrrthas osaEh Ora
sIn iss5 took . aassers cold. uhtsh rl,uas1
ny lungs bad . terrible eough, aad pall1a
night hftsr nigat without sloapL n dos1o8
gave ne up. I tried ATHn'8 CEEa1T PBo-
sissp, and adordsd ne ths FsSf nSseIl1Fy
for The reoovery o. my strength b Ne
continued use o. the PEcTORAL q porma-
naut cure uAs sfeoted. ! an n0s q yearl
ed, hale and heArty. and an naaEaod golE
cHKRRT PRcToRAL saEod ne.
HORAcE RAIRnROTlE1-"
RookinghAn. VI, July Is, isSA
Croup. "A nGOthsr'u Frlbuaa.
sWhIls In The country Last winter NJ lltila
boy, three yeArs Old, rs tAkc1 ~ VIA oFolpf
& sssmod e II he voeld dio froa gzaaFa-
lation- One % tie family E1Elostod Eha -
% ANEn'B CnERRN PEcroRAL q buitis e
which Whs always kept IN tho holas. m
Was tFiod IN small aud frsqnent doaat, ala
% car dsllght IN les than hAh an holr ths
hstlo patient Wns breAthing oaaily. M dns-
cor aAld that tho cHERRT PEcfo2AL ha4
naEei ny dAFling's ufe. Can you Woader -
eur gratltude2 Sincerely your,
MRs. EMMA GEnuT."
le West iesth s., New York. Nag y. Engl
~ have nd AYERS cuknzH PDcloaAs
n M family for several ycarl. ~ 20 -
hnaltEto 20 pruoounes Il TIE moat aGo18ai
rencdy for coughs and ooli1 We hase sgsE
Eicd A. J. CRAMI@
Lake Crystal, MINI, kAreh y. issl.
sIsaHarsd for eight yuaFs from BroashlEs,
and after trying many remeiica With no 80
Go. vas cured By the une q ArEn'1 cuEn-
ny PEcToRAL JOaEFH WA1nEI-"
ByhAlia, hiss.. April 5, loe2
~ cannot say enough IN praias q ATEn'B
CHKRRV PKcroRAL, believing - ! % tha8
but for itI use ahOud iong Ei1eo have dlo4
from lung troubles X BRAoDoa-"
Palestine. Teas, Ap-il =. isE1-
No ease Of an Affection % ne tAEoa1 -
lungs exists which cannot b grady relieved
By tho uso Of ATER's CHKERT PBcIo1AEs
and it Win aiuoavs etEs Ehsn ths di,saas y
n0t already beyoad he eouiEol q nodiaina.
PREPARED ~
DF.JC.AyeF&CO., Lowell, AssS.l
Ad By al DruEgstA --S
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10
Republican Oognty conventIou.

Republican oOsnty Convention.
The Republicans OF Saline county
will meet in delegste convention at
the court house 10 The city Of Salina,
on Saturday. October Third, 1885. u
lOo'clock A. NJ, to place n nomina-
ton the following county officers
Sheriff.
County Treasurer.
Register Of Deeds.
County leFk.
Surveyor
Coroner.
County commissioner, second dis
tFict.
The basis OF representiOn In said
convention has been fixed as follows
One delegate for every % votes. and
one delegate for every fraction Of 10
votes or over cast for james q. Blaine
for President at the last general cleo
uon, under which appOrtiOnment each
precinct will be entitled % represen-
tatiOn as follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10
Pu blication Notice.
No. 6469.

Land osee 81 tsaiina, Kansas, Aug. Sist. 1883.
~ orIcH q HREKBT 0TvnE that The folloWinF-
~ named settler has Sled noties of hia inieb-
ton % make anal proof In support of his claim,
AID that said prof VII Be made before the Reg
n. &. No. 097i for the South hf NortheaSt or
sec. GsTp. IS, South Of RAnge2 west.
He names The following Witlemes 70 prove hll
ooutinuou1 Fesideeee upon. and eultiTatiea oi
EaA land, viz 0Otthart 6ehippen, Peter
Spohn. Jacob Dell, August StegmslItsr, an of
SalinA. Kansas. ]. n. HoDoB, Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

Dr.L.c.AyerGcO., Lowell, h8sss.l
AdbyAu DTuEEissA --S"%
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17

Workmen on the estate OF Pctreayie,
near Dunfermline, Scotland. have been
engaged in opening large tumulus.
1t was on this estate that. few weeks
ago. q highly interesting discovery Of
cists and urns was made. The tumu-
US which has now been opened is over
two miles from the former mound.
The mound slopes gradually up to
about 40 feet from the level ground,
and near the top has been encircled by
ring Of rough stones of about 20 feet
in radius. On excavations having
been made at the top large cist was
come upon about 8 feet below the sur
face. This cist is situated in the very
centre of the mound, and is formed of
very heavy free-stone slabs. 1t meas
ures internally AZ inches by 26 inches,
and is 80 inches in depth. It was
covered by massive stone slab meas
uripg 48 inches by sc inches, and is
nearly 10 inches thick. In the cist was
found fincly-shaped old decorated
urn, inches in height and inches
wide. 1t being anticipated that more
urns would be found. explorations
were carried on all round the cist. with
the result that seven other urns were
found in various positions in the sur
rounding sandy soil. Six Of these were
found placed with the mouth upward.
the seventh being inverted over the
mouth Of one Of the others. One large
urn standing fully II inches high was
covered with fiat stone as lid. The
whole Of these urns contained burnt
human bones and charcoal, but with
the exception of the last mentioned urn
there was large admixture of earth
and vegetable matter. In this large
urn, however, the calcined bones were
quite dry and clean, the lid having so
tar excluded earth and moisture. Ex-
plorations under careful superinten-
dence are still being proceeded with,
and it is expected that more will be
found. 1t would appear from what
has already been discovered that this
large burial mound is purely of the
cinerary type, many evidences Of
cremation having been seen all round.
in addition to the contents of these
urns.-Erening Post.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
Our Educated Birds.

A handsome flock of pigeons circled
over the tall buildings on Broadway
just below Fourteenth street, and finally
alighted in the top window of a three
story house, the other day. ''Pigeons
on Broadway" said many passers-by,
as they turned their faces up and
watched the flying birds.
.'Humph! dem pigeons hev been dar
many a year.. remarked an old darkey
As he trndged along. A reporter for
the Mail and Express decided to in
yestigate the pigeon question. On the
top floor of the building Mr.. Thornton
M. ROdman sat writing. He smiled
when asked if he kept pigeon rookery.
NO. | don't call it \ rookery, hut
have . pigeon room right here filled
with rare specimens. have iifty-two
pigeons aud it took me Just twelve years
to clean out large lot Of worthless
birds and find the best. II is merely a
pastimc with me. They are mostly
boards and bald-pates. Look how clean
cut their color marks are aud how
smooth their feathers. Aud their eyes
and heads--ah! what degree Of per-
lection and how beautiful. We go Il
great deal on beautifully shaped head
and fine. round eye, as well as the
clean-cut color marks. BY years Of
careful selection and pruning down a
common lot of pigeons can be made
valuable. Now look at that flying
Antwerp from Florida. He is carrier
pigeon and very costly. The United
States government is experimenting
with them now in order to utilize them
as carriers. Recent experiments show
that the Florida Antwerp is capable Of
flying greater distance than any
pigeon yet discovered. One flew back
to Florida with message. some 900
miles. Five hundred miles is consid-
cred long distance for them to nv.
Tho message is written on silk tissue
paper and tied around tail feather
stripped for that purpose. Stripping a
single feather does not interfere with a
pigeon
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17

was cased of as unimportant, and the
drill at present IS said to be a little over
5000 feet below the surface, which
would make 1t by all odds the deepest
well in the world. A careful record is
being kept, and portion Of each form
alton encountered preserved. Since it
would necessarily have to be very
prolific gas vein to justify such deep
drilling, II Is difficult matter to con-
lecture the object that prompts such
work. unless it be purely to satisfy a
morbid curiosity. There are in Wash
ington county some wells drilled to a
depth Of 1000 feet. and tho only other
SO far known approaching the depth
reached by Mr.. Westinghouse is an Ar
teslan well in France, at which q
depth of 5000 feet was reached.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17

1t 10 . fact too we'll known to be de-
MED, that If it was not for DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. hotel proprietors in
Florida would put their rates up to ten
dollars per day.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17

The best ankle Boot and Collar Pads
are made Of zinc aud leather. Try
them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
|isEeAR Buffers

% the great UlO0A Purifier and I.ifc-giy-
ing Principle: Gentle PurgAtive and Tonic; .
perfect Renovatof and Invig0eat0r Of the system
In Vinegar 0ieecr0 tAero q vitality but
no alcoholic or mineral poison.
Ols0ascs 81 the 81 In, Of whatever name
or nature, arc literally dug baud carried out Of
the system In Z abort time by the Hitters.
relieves, and In time cures Rheumatism, Ne0-
rAlgtA, 0OOt, and similar painful diseases.
Vinegar 1leeer0 cures Constipation and
prevents DiArrhDA.
Never before has . medicine been com.
pounded possessing the power Of vlxEaAR BIZ.
fERA to heal the eick.
send Tor either OF our valuable reference
books Tor ladies. for farmeEs, Tor merchants, our
Medical Treatise on Diseases, or our CAtechism
on lneempefAnco and Tobacco which lat should
b road BY every child and youth n The land.
Any Two Of the shove hooks mailed fEeo a
receipt Of four cents for regiatgation tee.
RI. Mcdonald DgugCo., 81 Warrington 81, MI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
Cheerful Presentation.

A Houston editor, whose name il is
not necessary 10 mention, rs everybody
knows who Is meant. was recovering
from spell Of sickness. As soon as he
was able to sit up, the doctor who had
studied the patients constitution said:
'.You are SO much improved that you
can take teddy or glass of beer"
Every fifteen minutes, or every half
hour. doctor?" asked the journalist,
who began to feel like himself again.
Texas Siftings.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
The Deepest Well la the World.

The deepest well in the world is To-
Gated at Homewood, Pa. 1t is owned
by George Westinghouse. Jr. The
average depth of the Homewood wells
10 about 1850 feet. In the well now
drilling everything found of the nature
OF gas or water at depth of 1000 feet
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
Grecian Mythology.

The ideas which the Greek mythology
contains of the origin of the world are
very remarkable. and their symboliza-
tons very suggestive. Uranos (heaven)
and Gea (earth) arose out of chaos, and
their children were the wild aud unruly
powers of nature, the Titans. Ore of the
Titan time) who eats his own children,
slew his father and ruled the world for
4 time. But uranos had cursed his sons,
and the curse was fulfilled. Zeus, a son
Of Cronas, rose against his father. and
after horrible contest which c0nvnlsed
the whole world. he confined him and
other Titans in Tartarocs. and raised his
throne IN Olympus. in the light region
above the sky. Much weaker arc the
ideas OF the Greek mythology concern
ing Piso's Cure for Consumption is
wonderful medicine.
MORSE NJ. FELLERs.
Kansas City, No.. May %. 1885.
that which will take place after death,
though in course of time they become
very elaborate. To the diving man
Hermes came and led him to hadcs.
the realm Of shadows, where the de-
ceased live forever, but live blood
less life. Achilles sand of it that he
would rather be \ swineherd on earth
than the King of Hades. Later, the
poets and philosophers tried to bring
some life into this dead, monotonous.
shadowy region. When the deceased
had paid his oblos. small coin which
his children or friends had placed in
his mouth, Charon would ferry him over
the Styx. He then had to pass BY Ger
berns in order to gain the large plain
where MinOs sat TO Judge the
cMing. According to the Judgment
read. he then turned either TO the left
into Tartaros. where Tantalos, Ixion
and others were tortured. or to the
right into the Elysian fields. where
there was never-setting sun and
spring twice 4 year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17

In Brazil there are NJ least six can
nibal tribes, and others whose custom
it is for mothers To cat their dead
children. pounding up the bones with
maize. the mourning lasting. till all is
consumed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17

whose work IS constantly increasing in
popularity. has written serial story
called Iron Trials" for the
YOUTHS COMPANION. 1t deals with
boy life in an English manufacturing
town, and is said to be unusually dra-
matte.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
W. p. 1Eo1EII.LAN9
Accommodation and Purchasing Arencv

VIII buy and match all kinda OF Roods Tor eycrYh
do csrands and tutcrvteWins. make collections and
pay taxes. Holiday s4ods speciality. Experienced
lady aeeistant ~ MI orders tor ladies' Ordinary Or
DER $50. RsfeFencesv-H0a. W. d. washburn, Min.
aesrolis; Security Bank, Minneapolis; Hon b. u.
eahin. saltwater. Address. Room !. Loan 4 Trust
e0ictng. minneapolis; and Room 20s. Drake block.
Sc. Paul.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17

The proper stndy Of womankind is
man. Chicago Sun.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
(St. Louis Republican. I

Already about twenty robes have
been prepared for the trousseau OF
Princess Amelia. The tiance travelled
to Copenhagen in toilette Of Scotch
cashmere. color myrtle green, trimmed
with velvet OF same color, with tiny
braiding of silver. The hat was a
toque in velvet to match costume, and,
trimmed with silver lace, it impaired a
military air quite in harmony with the
coming Of the conquering heroine. Sa-
guunah NctUs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
BY THE BANKS OF THE ONO.
louisville Courier Journal.

In Christ Church, at noon to-day.
was celebrated the marriage Of w.
Meade Montgomery Of New Orleans,
and Miss Virginia Lnddington Patrick.
One Of the attendants at the churcn
was an old colorcd woman, so years of
age, who had been present nj the mar
riages of the groom's mother and
grandmother. and had come from New
Orleans to attend the wedding Of the
third generation. She has been SER
want in the Gaines family for Is years.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
SOME SPECIMEN WEDDINGS.

what the brides Look Like When They
Clinch tho silver Nails Of C0urtshIp.
A trousseau in preparation for a
young lady from western New York
contained many charming ideas. The
underwear was cut in the simplest
fashion, with few seams, but these
formed perfect iii. There were ncith-
or hens nor gussctts, but a low-cut,
round OUTLINE to the chemises, with
exquisite embroidered edge and finish
Of wide rcb valencicnnes and lovely
narrow ribbons. Some Of the short
skirts had four founces Of cream lace.
and the flannels, of the finest material,
were all silk embroidered, without
hens, and enriched with wide lace and
the monogram of the bride. The we'd
ding dress was Of ivory more, the
front embroidered in gold and pearls,
the train long, perfectly plain. but laid
in close triple box plc;.ts. As many as
five or six pclisses of white silk. lisse
and lace supported the interior edge
The bodice was cut high and trimmed
with an exquisite embroidery Of silk
and pearls and interior finish of du-
cheese point and tullc which was re-
peated upon the close, elbow sleeves.
One Of the walking dresses was of soft
(moidore) brown faille franchise with
velvet flounce and drapcry lined with
velvet.
A ..BEsT GIRL" NOW THE FASHION.
Boston Travler.I:
The church at the Kneeland wedding
was decorated in unique manner.
The wire fencing, used for chicken inn
prisOnment, was suspended on the
walls, and palms put in after the fashion
Of photographs. The effect was de-
lightfully new, architectural and pie
turesque. Of course. flowers were
grouped about the altar in fabulous
profusion. Miss knccland. having no
near male relatives living. was led to
the altar by Mr.. Robson Of Boston.
but given away by her mother. and was
attended by her sister only. This Young
lady. Miss Adele kncclani. in a beau,i-
full directoire costume Of yellow. pre-
sented startling. yet very effective in
novation on the old established custom
of white bride smaids. These two love-
II sisters were most becoming to each
other. and the fashion to have only one
bride smaid is thus set for the winter. a
''best girl instead Of best man. rs
one Of the papers remarked.
HOW THE BELLS JINGLE IN 81. Lofts.
ISt. Louis Globe Democrat
..P" and "a in crimson and white
carnations were above the heads Of the
bridal party. They were the initials of
Miss Plant and Mr.. Adderton. The
bride wore very handsome wedding
dress of creamy white duchesse satin
made with an immensely long train.
trimmed ut the lower edge wi.ha dou-
BILE rnffie arranged in fans. The front
of the skirt was laid in boX-p,eats.
and over this was drawn IN ele-
CANT iiouncc of duchesse lace. with
point lace medallions draped high on
the right hip. held lower down by a
cluster of white roses. and fastened in
deep v beneath short panel OF bay
adore and side pleats fastened with a
buckle. The corsage was cut square.
with high Vandyke collar overlaid with
lace, fastened by bouquet Of white
roses.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-01
STOPPED THE TICK Frs.
LATEST MOVE AT CHICAGO AGAINST
THE BuckET-sHorS.
Ahe Hoard of Trade Refuses to Allow
Wires in the New Buiiding-Meeting
of Illinois Cattlemen Wholesale
Indictment OF 'Boomers."

CHICAGO, May The old 6oht bs.
tween the board of trade and the Western
Union Telegraph company broke out ia an
unexpected quarter Thursday at least as far
as the telegraph company was concerned.
lhe board has all along contendel that If
IL furnished the company with quota
tons it should dictate to the com.
pany who should receive them The board
mas claimed that the company was furnish
ing quotations to the bucket-shops, and ire
sponslble parties, thereby injuring the bust
ne OF the board. The Western U Mon in.
voked the aid Of the courts to compel the
committee on quotations to furnish them with
the market price. For some time the situa-
tod has been strained between the two.
To the surprise of the company Thursday
no quotations were furnished 1t is under
stood that the board OF real estate manager.
absolutely refused to allow the telegraph
company to put in a wire on the floor. The
consequences is that TIE entire "tickero serv
ice has been paralyzed. No commission
FIRMS In this or any other city know what is
being done on the Chicago board, except
from dispatches sent out by Chicago brokers
Inc 800 members OF the open board who
recently took possession of their $4,000
building were in state of excitement
bordering on riot when it was found out
that no quotations were forthcoming, and
there was CONSERVATION at the bucket-shops
The Western Union has notified its custom
ers throughout the country of the state o.
affairs, and expects to be able to resume tn,
quotations shortly.