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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-14

YELLOW fever has appeared At Vera
Cruz Mex
FUErHxR reports OF Indian dsrreda.
lions come from Arizona
SIN CHxRLEs DLKs il vigorously de-
nylng the recently circulated scandals
TIE ire losses for July IN the United
States and Canada were 20 0oo.o00.
IHz Egyptian Cabinet i 70 be reduced
leo four members in order TO economizA
HAIRS four and wooden mills a.
Wash . zton. Ind, barned on the 4th-
GLADSTONE will take the stump Ia Mid
Iorhian In October. IL his health permits.
POLICEMAN JoHx EVANS OF Pittsbur h,
Pa, was fatally shot on the ith by a
crook who was resisting arrest
In j. reported to a. the King Of Abys-
sinia VIII send large army TO the relief
of the garrison az Kassala-
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has emphati'
caIiy refused % nudity bis crier for re.
moval OF cattle from Indian lands
FKrScx ALEXANDER GocARrxx OF Rus
ia. after losing heavily At the Monaco
gambling tail =. committed suicide
The schooner jamaica went ashore "a
Glencoe. twenty miles rom Chicago. on
The fth- TIE crew were saved
THERE Is rroutAe in the wnisky pol
over the propo- a starting Of the Great
Western di-tisiery nc Peoria. III
THE Preach press Is axitnted ov.r as
France j. trying TO stir up n war with
Germany
The tenth annual convention o. the
.mnlgamatsd ron. steel and tin workers
was In session az wheeling. W. va. on
tn fth.
GsEAr BRnArS does not intend 70 ex.
tend 20 the North German T. oyds the
contract for carrying the Am y can mn Il.
Flax ia the Atlanta Ga Snrscsl In
stitute on the srb I'D heavy dAmsge AMI
about q ~ patsats narrow.y escaped
death.
GRxrT memorial ceremonies OF a nn st
impressive character were hell Ia " est
minister Abn~y on the sth. Canon Farrar
spoke, and many notables were present.
REv. DUNCAN McGREGoR, President OF
the Scottish Land League Of Chicago. il
20 70 20 Scotland 20 Organize the crotterx
AFTxE funeral services ia the cottage
~ NJ. NcGreGor On the 9Th, and . SER
mon ty Rev. DR.. Newman, the remains
OF General Grant were Transferred q Al
bany. where they were laid In state at
the Capitol ana viewed BY nm immense
concourse OF people.
The visible supply or wheat, as reported
By the New York Produce Exchange on
the sth. was ~. ~, s8s busiels, and or
corn. -. ia busheIx
THK Gvvernment OF India has decide "a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-14

AxornEs osicixl OF the Nunsrr (Irs-
lsadl Bank . missing
AxorHEs member Of the GiAdstone Cab.
in<t Il the central q CURE Of fresh London
scandal.
s~ssi~meat Of the strike a. East saginaw.
Mica
Tar Peruvian Minister Of Justice saws Z
Masonic temple will b. permitted to b
erected ~ Lima
IHRxE hundrsd sch GLARS ~ Eson. en-.
gland. are concerasd In . scanislous SEN
sstion, and none Of them viii Be- permit.
ted 70 return after the present session
THxRE l. an Indian scare Ia Utah and
Wyoming Reports say the Nor mons are
inclting the lndlans 20 bIoodshed
TIE English holders OF Wabash securl.
tiles are convinced that the American
shareholders will not cffer any solution OF
the dficulties that will BE- acceptable 70
the English Shareholder
Az Austrian and an Italian army ON :
cer fought du 81 in . suburb OF Trieste
On the Isl The Austrian was mortalIy
wo1nded-
TEE schooner Margaret Ann. which
left Charleston. : C.. April 18th Last
for Brunsvick, Ca. has not been heard
from since.
TIKI Wisconsin Central has succeeded
in securing an entrance into Ch cago
THE adjustment Of the Zulicar Pas
trouble will b. left 70 the Boundary Com.
mission Rnssa and England having
agreed on that
DrRTS0 the week ended An sust LIST the
issue Of standard silver dollars from the
mints Vas SeSa <sa; during the corrs-
spending p>riod Of last year, S3ss 49,
THE existence OF cnolera has ben on
cially announced In Narseilles. FrAncs.
Twenty-Five deaths occurred on the 81
Two HrxDEKD and forty appointments
20 fourth -clsss Postnastershlps were an.
nounced on the "a.
ACCORDING % the regular monthly
coinage statement. issued on the "a. the
total coinage executed at the United
States N nrs during the month OF July
coas sted Of Il. 80 v5l
On Ike "a terrific storms. accompa MED
oy = clones- waterspouts and all the con.
comitsn-s were reported - prevailing
from b ~ton 20 Detroit and from Canada
to Geor-is- The damage done is almost
incalculAbie.
OK the "a the number OF new cases OF
cholera throughout Spain vas ass-. and
deaths from the d.seass "a In Madrid
tEirty-seven new cases and twenty three
deaths were reccrd-i-
VIOLENT storm ms swept over the central
and northern portions OF Spain on the "a,
destroying mach property aud In many
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-14

Mcnona Lake Assembly Disturbed by tho
Elements

MADISON, WIS, JAY 30 Mcnona
Lake Assembly, now AZ work near this
city, has Ia two days and one night en-
countercd two severe storms Of wind
and rain. Tuesday night everybody got
q compile drenchlns and some Of the tents
were blown over. Yesterday afternoon
as q meeting was going on at the huge
tabernacle. q storm Of wind came up
quickly, and snapped the halyards, and
away went d score Of tents.
number Of boats being on the lake
near the grounds. m alarm sprang up
lest some OF the passengers should meet
with an accident. The tabernacle was
soon abandoned and everybody watched
the lake. Finally the boats, with the cx.
ccption Of one or two. came In safely,
hut the parties In them we're greatly
frightened. One sail boat capsized, but
nothing serious followed. A steamer
landed during the storm, aud the usual
number OF half fainting women and
screaming children we're promptly cared
to.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-14

sfcEkrAEr T. T. VII LIx q me Iowa
L~gi = % Honor. his daughter ard her
fri~ad- Mlss Mali. Of Cedar Rapids we're
tr0wDei IN Cellar RIVER. abc1t fonrceen
miles b~io~ Cedar Rapids On the seth-
DCRrxo N electric storm ~ S. Paul.
Nina. On the Sssh. three houses we're
struck By iixhfaiag and badly damaged
Michael Brirzier w2s struck in the bead
BY bolt Of lightaing and Instantly killed
Tres we're struck in various pArrs Of the
city and Demolished
o. the 18th destructive IRE occurred
~ Nxnusviii<. ~ Y. Every store in the
tom. nEns dwellings and tn Church Of
the Disciples we're burnei The los Is
estimated - s-o.oN. and Insurance -. =
90
On The s<h The Royal Electric Light
Company's works and Srtf<r's box fac
tory. - No1tre2i. Can. we're burned
-Four senenens houses we're also burned
The Electric Light Company Lose about
S5,.op; fully insured The total loss uill
- about Sioo.01l
JANIS Mason. noted desperate Of
the Indi&n Tertiary. ~as found guilty
On the S1-h Of murder
sn4rp n.nei Aa-m mhso1. = toand 70
nsve s~inaiea rennsyIs4nis iArn-rs o1'
o. seserAA tno1sAnd aoel&r<
~Hlk n4llrrnS INTO tss eAse o. tne
m1Di.t~1 iem.-e remains rrcensiy toun1
n me 1nAr-s hlrer a. bossorF t1e ponce
q ne e's nave 1aeAr-o~i .no-1ee
1sr-
piAEr containing A admssioa 2.
mur1er anu inc~1dar.sm n rne tnA'~d
states fo1ni among ne excess o. man
ARRESTED n London On criminal cn>rEA
= N 1npaeAs1nt siiiNoa % ns Already
90 Freie2msa-
~ rsr<o- ~ - On ne sis' = sio-en.
Storm Destroyer Al ro1 e-ecfr'c sower 2na
did Other 1.laAS@
" ne 80. tsirn,hn- "sSner Vas
1Aas~i - CA1no1s' ~. anu AA-liaA
sones' cnsFaes D-ss 40 Oed<s nson
~ rsaquenAn@. -
~ tne nisns O. tne Srn folr-Fs.r- oId
dsu-n'~r q ans 0eane.- o.
summer resident o. nosifn- = =, I-4A
ia.o 80 q 80 "s.sr ana .As se.11eo
- lerrAns "a 81 as-l innsiAAle'y-
IHk steamer S-.r q me Eas- ~eni ashore
n.ar nern- -, On ne -
fArkick AAioSkI has coniess-a y ne
murder q r1r'c< Co1nors. near Akin
son- mass
FoUE ms vereaost y me o1rn.ng o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-14

On he Sist tie propersy AMI franchises
u the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
Company wrr@ -old af auction in yew
YORK for $1,000 20 Edward = Ssoke<
AZ Pit-sbnrgh. Pa. OF the Slsr . prize
hEhc took pace t-et-e41 Joan Beck and
Philip B1lg@r- Eleven rc1nds we're f0urht.
ard B1lg-r ~as ka0ck-d ont and terri 81 v
punish~d-
tie G0v-rncr or West Virginis and the
j1tge Of the F~ierL court over the pay
ment Of Ch-sape.ke & Ohio back tsxe<
Oh the 5iss an ame1tmeus % the crim-
ina bilL pr0vidins for TIE logging Of
prisoners ,nvicted Of o1trsging children
ras rejected Ia the British House Of Com
mons. L.. 70 o. An anendment raising
the age Of protection Of girls 20 sixteen
wss carried By : ross Of IL % IL
TIE alleged ioosinx br the volunteers
in the North se<r il 70 O. hr01ght 20 the
notice % toe British G0vernmeut unless
the Dornfnion an-horifies take sone steps
il the matter.
rnk bark Hancock from Cyenfuxos.
July liza, IS detained - quarantine af
Pailsdeiphi2 on account scf yellow fever,
but no trosbis ID anticipated from infec-
tion-
The Mexican editors were the guests Of
The Cbsmber Of Commercs at Denver,
COL On the lsr-
Asorr 90 boys Of tender age we're dis-
charged from to eollieries az sh.mokEn,
Pa. On the LIT under the Law forbiddinx
their smpioymen.-
a SKu Yoxx Supreme Court decision
compels the ree1rn 20 France Of the gyp-
sie< ~ho rec~ntiy arrived On the steamer
B1rtesux-
SUDDEs activity In chinsss naval CIR
eies = believed % - cssssd BY che Coresn
situation
II - reported that the bo0ss IN which
0enrsl Grant uas born his ben sold for
E.ocQ. and tat Il I'll b rsnovsd % -oue
q ths Nsw York parkk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-14

SIN c~AEIr< DUES sas in his placs u
the HouSs q coanoas @ 80 "a for no
1rs, time Siros rs scani.loas escapale
~ish Ma Crawford became known He
lcokel pale and hsrE.ri. and kept his
ey~s ccntinuAly east down toward the
co0r.
PRKsrDExr JosS ID SPsxcKLKS Of the
oc~an Steamship Company. says the
Psei6c Mall vii positively withdraw
their Australian steamer o. Novenb>r
ln<-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
I" The Power of Love.

There was not a vacant seat last night. II
demonstrated that Rhea holds warm spot
in the affections of the lovers of the drama
in Grand Rapids, ana convinced Manager
Powers of the truth of the argument made
in this paper a few days ago that the very
best food in the theatrical dish commands
the largest patronage
The play given last night has much dramatic
power, is nicely favored with the sparkle of
comedy, upon which is infected just enough
of the sentimental 10 interest one in Its
story.
Mile. Rhea 10 the same soul-inspiring, af-
fectionate and vivacous graceful genius;
always attractive and possessed of the facul-
ty of winning the hearts of her auditors, as
we'll as their admiration for her art OF the
company Mr.. John T.. Sullivan is manly.
dignified and earnest in everything he does.
So is Mr.. Dennis, most capable and pains
taking actor, seen here so often that ne re-
quires no commendation. Leo Cooper
gives promise of becoming great actor
some day, especially if he follows up and
studies the line of characters he is now cast
for. His acting in the afternoon was
the best thing he has yet given here and
showed that he possesses those subtle re-
fective methods which are rare and sure to
bring success if properly applied. Miss
Clark for her first year on the stage has
made astounding Announcements. She does
not rout, has nice discretion, keen per-
ception of character and is attractive and
graceful, as is also Miss Peyton. Messrs
Wilson and Araory Distinguished themselves
and did excellent work with somewhat in
ferior comedy parts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
Program for the Reception of the
Legislative Committee.

Program for the Reception of the
Legislative Committee.
The joint committee from the Common
Council and citizens, appointed to entertain
the Legislative Soldiers Home Committee,
met at the Council rooms last evening,
Chairman Pierce presiding discussion
of the sites offered for the proposed home
was had, and il was decided to leave the
smaller descriptions out of consideration.
In addition to the property offered and a
description of which has been published here
tofore in The TELEGRAM, Messrs. Powers
and Uhl offer valuable tract of ia
acres situated Just south of the city.
Mr.. Fralick spoke against the sites at Reeds
Lake. for the reason that the soldiers should
not be in close proximity TO saloons. The
committeeman, and one representative from
each of the daily papers of the city, will meet
at The Morton to-day at 2;3O p. m. when
they will be driven to the Detroit, Grand
Haven d Milwaukee depot to meet the Legis-
lative Committee, which will arrive in the
city at 800 From the depot the visitors
will be driven about the city and the party
will bring up at The Morton for supper.
The committee will hold a meeting in The
Morton parlors in the evening. and Saturday
forenoon the various sites near the city
which have been proposed for the Home,
will be visited
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
THE BOLD, BAD BURGLAR
COMMITS a MOST DARING CRIME
Charles Ray, Milwaukee Million
aire, Visited Compelled TO
Surrender His Valusbles.

MmWAUKEF, May IA bold burglary va
committed Al the residence If Charles has.
a millionaire, on Prospect avenue tins morn
ing Aa experienced cracksm2n visited tie
house cut the Ielephonr, telegraph and burg
lar alarm Nires. and then cut his way through
the rear door. All the family plate. etc, was
ia the vault and could not be reached. After
searching the lower part OF the house, the
masked robber visited the servAnt's : quarters
above and awakened two girls Who were IA
the room lie held a revolver al tbelr heads
and made them 20 down stairs and
call Mr. Ray, telling her they
Eers sick. When Mrs. Ray opened the door
the burglar told her that II she altered q word
be would blow her brains out. She was bid
den 20 call her husband, and dld The
burglar made the women stauo ia line under
penalty of death II they moved. When kay
came down lac was ordered 10 get all hls cash
and jewellery, which he dad. the burglar GOV
eriIg him with revolver. Jtwelry and
money amounting 10 nearly one thousand
dollsr- was handed 10 the rObber, which he
p0cketed and then made Ray escort HIM 10
the front door and let him out Then the
alarm was raised bat the thief had taken the
3 O'Clock train for Chicago and escaped.
Officers have gone 10 Chicago IN search
of the robber. No description of him can
be given except that he Was of medium size
and strongly built, aud that large black
mask covered his face. tie told each one
If they made the least noise they would be
shot down like dog. While Ray was going
through his pockets 10 get his watch jewelry
and money, his little daughter, who was
sleeping Ia the same room, quietly lett her
bed, gathered her jewelry from the escretoire
and returning 10 her bed placed II. under her
pillow This was the only jewelry IL the
house not locked upland that escaped. Ii j.
said the loss j. much heavier than reported
Ray Is well known IN Chicago. where he has
a branch commission house. His residence
Is burglar proof" and the finest IN Mil
Waukee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
THE VICEROY RESIGNS.
NOT PLEASED WITH GLADSTONE
A Party Quarrel Rss'gna-
ton Certain - Rumors Of war
Clouds ia the Horizon.

LONDos. MAJ The Aorissi.g Post states
that I.ord Dufferin, Niceroy OF India, has
resigned. owing 10 his dissatisfaction With
Gladstone treatment Of the Anglo Russian
question.
The situation here Is one Of q party quar-
rel. The general belief remains unchanged
I.u1n-den's return l. nov known 10 be al ac-
cepted resignation rather than recall
he finding II impossible 10 WORK Ia har-
mon. With the home government. The
king OF Denmark viii doubtless accept the
po-ition of arbitrator. Nothing more Will
be known Till the arrival Of Condle Stephen
from the front next week. kumOrs OF black
cloud. on the peace horizon come
from usually well-informed quarter. but
they have not been confirmed. Orders
were issued here yesterday 10 al Responsible
war officials IN 10 way 10 relax their Efforts
More men Of the first class OF the reserves
have been ordered 10 embark for India
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

These Low Prices Tell the Story
Good Calicoes. 3c anl &C..
Good Crash 1oweiine. 81 and &C.
Good yard-vlde Brown Cotton. &c. &c.
&c, &c and Sc.
Good Bleach Cotton. &c. jc 6c. &C. ~.
90 and Joe
GiDghams Q. 7c. o. and upward.
Wide and fine printed Canbrcs al 80.
Zoe and j. ac
Lineu Lawns. l2ifc Zoe, 2te and 2bc
Beautiful Saiines. 25c.
Fine Scotch Ginghams. 2lc
Brocade Dress Goods. Be. 6c. 9c and
l21.c
Table Linen. l5c, lso. DC, 2rc. 2sc aud
3Oc.
Linen Towels Tor &c, so. &c. llc, l8c, l5c
loc and dc.
White Dress Goods from &c, &c, 9c. Zoe,
and upward.
We are closing oui large lot - fine
plaid Cambrcs for l2isc. worth from Dc
to 35c. These are the cheapest we haye
ever seen.
SrRpo a CoMrANY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS
Mile Rhea in Tao PiaYs al Powers
Opera house.


A large and select sudlsnce, composed a.
most exclusively OF ladies. welcomed Nile.
Rhea and her excellent company az Powers :
yesterday Afternoon. The play selected Was
The American Countess, writes by New
York journalist. Nhile the p.ay fails sOIne-
what IL presenting clearly dehnedplot and
IL the first two acts does not contain much
IN dialogue or sltuatl0D tO excite
or attract deep interest, one
looks on IL state of won
deFment, puzzled % grasp some reason
or motive for What Is passing pa the stage.
The lines are good. well written, and quite
original, save the chestnut ''s wifes place il
by her husbands side in time OF trouble.
The last two acts are interesting. for mo
tive ana incentive 10 action has been de-
yeloped and the end Is common, the old
story of the discovering OF the villain mas
querading a. gentlsman and the
eIoneratiOn Of somewhat abused
and wrOnged woman. The tale
has served the same purpose IN a hundred
plays, and The American Countess" is not
great or grand evenif II was written by
New York journalist. People will proba-
bly, find out some day that geography exerfs ns
influence on the quality If play and that
they are as apt To get good play from
Santa Fe as they are in New York. Rhea's
company gave the play a most excellent and
satisfactory consideration
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Terrible Allegations.

IoNDoS. May The Conservative press
are demanding the government answer to
the allegations by wilfred Blunt, that the
English troops in the Soudan cut down palm
trees and filled up wells, offered rewards for
the severed hands of natives and the body OF
Olivier Pain, who forced laborers under the
lash 10 destroy wells, against the rules OF
Arab warfare Blunt's persistent charges OF
inhumanities like these are attracting more
attention since the newspaper correspond
ents with the Soudan expedition have re-
turned 70 points where IL can no longer be
silenced by Wolseley's censorship OF the
dispatches. Some officers have personally
requested the correspondents 10 reveal the
suffering 10 which the expedition was and Is
exposed. They describe the Soudan as
thrown into permanent state OF teud ana
famine by English acknowledgements. lhey
tell terrible stories of atroclty upon battle
fields
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
% MONROE ST

Are .n thesr new and oommoaious quarters
and VIII te pleased a. see 4l uslr old
customers end a. ulans nee ones 81 nas
favor them with q call
OUR NEWS COUNtEB wiI contain
the best u Periodical Literatvre, and viii
be iuaprored by adding to tAe variety
from the best periodicals. published, and
We shall spare no pains - make thls
branch u our business the most complete
department Of the knd ia tins part Of the
State
The Popular Libraries oi STANDARD
Fiction We arc nov keeplng fuil hne
Of the Lowell Library, IL winch list vii
be found tie works " noted authors ~
the world, at prioes all may afford.
Oar Fancy Stationery Department wlll
contain ladies hand bags, purses, card
cases, N fine leather, new ami correct IA
5, le, and line We wish every lady 70 see.
also fine writing papers, regret aud visit
ing cards. Marcus Wards IRISH linen
papers and Cranes tinted papers.
Orders for copper plate engraving re-
ception and visiting cards, monogIams,
crests, co sts OF arms, stamping, etc, 4uRi-
ity work guaranteed.
Gentlemens wallets, letter eases, biil
books, purses, card cases, etc. IN fine
leather and cheaper grades.
GOLD PENS AND NOVELTIES IN PEECILs.
From Edward Todd a Co., \. y.
This line OF goods has been Thoroughly
tested in this locality. and our sales are
constantly increasing, ar they are known
to be goods OF real merit.
We have a full line of Whatmans. Eng
drawing papers; also the cheaper Amer
can. Drafting tools and sets Tracin :
linen. tracing paper, roll. MANILA, etc.
Commercial stationery consisting OF
blank books, inks, pens. pencils, mucilags
and thousand and one things III thi'
1 line that we cannot enumerate viii b,
found IN our stock and at right prices.
Our stock Of school books and supplies
viii embrace everything used IN our pub
/ lie schools.
We Will endeavor 10 make ourselves
useful to TINS community aud hope 10 be
rewarded with "a share Of your patronage
Yours truly,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08


Daring the pasl two weeks b. Nesoua ali
precedent. Never beiens daung our
business experience ~ uIVAris az thirs
sears has there been anything Ake a. asld
II ls no wonder, az ladies who have newer
purchased silks before, and 4ii those Who
have always worn silks have boen puf-
chasing aA the more la causeq aeuee oi
the immense reduction Ne haYe Deen
making on this class - goods. Ouis
thnk of H. q black siik lor onis thrts-
eieshi cents per sand. another grade iof
FOR forty -eigit cents. q still bettes saabi,
Tor fifty seven cents Also heass B.aek
Gros-Gnan silk for sixiy -nne eenls.
Something silll better for seventy -,aRbi
cents.
Ne have IN addition O. iAe above eA-
tFeme low prioes some eXtro beass ior
eighty -sesen aud asnets -hse esasls, ran
twenty -four inches wide. of e1oelleut fin-
ish and superb value.
Fine SATIN Finish Black S.iks. seIs
high lustre, for Sllo. Sl.5 sl.aa Sl1o
and upward Besides tins large Ane ~
Black Silks We have stall on hand. from
the large purchase made shou time
since. several Lundred Iaeoss of SATIN
khsdames, Satin Du hosse. bT ioade
Satins, Brocads Oit0mans. Brooade Nol-
vets IN blacks as well as coi1rs. also the
finest and largest hne oi piain Oros-lifain
Silks Ia all colors and shades. as well as
al immense line 90 summer Silks. most
beautiful finish and texture Ia every de-
slrable color IN checks and stripes. com-
prising without doubt tile nosi offensive
exhibition ia well as tAe most desirable
collection ever shown in Grand Rapids.
SPRING a CoNFANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
4 Dakota Board Of Trade
WAL Street NeEs.l

A member of the Cleveland Board of
Trade. who was n Ia a,ota last fall. hap
peneI in a town on the line Of a railroad.
VII ca only hal one wheat elevator. In a
conversation with tae owner o, the eleva-
tor he inq qaired.
'Who makes the price on wheat herew
'sOur B ard II Trad. - was TIE reply.
so YOU have a Board OF Trade, eh;'
"W Wel, a good enough one Tor such a
town "a this"
"H0w many memhers?f
"Oulv two-myself AMI clerk; I'm the
hear AMI he's he bull and letween - the
msrks- ia kept pretty lively"
"Bu- suppose the farmer doesn't want %
sell at vour d-uress'
That never happens. Being ss we are
The r ard Of Trade. and own the only ele-
vator. and beng as he i head over heels
in dett AMI mast have m 'ney. he market
may be quoted as stead