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Workmen's advocate., 1886-06-06
Sweeping Reductions.

After careful examination of our stock, and owing to the backwardness of the season, we find that we have actually overloaded ourselves with spring and summer goods, and consequently we feel that we must make sweeping reduction on our entire stock of Hats and Gentle mems Furnishing Goods. The following are a few of the many bargains we offer:
 Mems Fine Fur Hats in black and light colors, at S2OO; former price $300. Mems fine black Hats at $l.00; former price $l,5O.
 We sell union made goods exlusively.
 Mems genuine Mackinaw Straw Hats at D cts, worth $l.5O.
 Also an elegant line of Chidren's Hats from 10 cts. upwards. Mems fine Silk Scarfs at 9 cts, worth 90 cts.
 Mems extra stout Seamless Socks, ? pr. for 9 cts. Come early and secure some of these bargains.
 NJ. LAMBERT, S29 Chapel street.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-06-06
UNAPPROACHABLE PRICES.

We will place before our patrons this week large purchase of Parasols and sun Umbrellas bought at great discount on account Of the backwardness of the season and depression of trade and will oiler the same while they last at unap- proachabe prices These goods are all oi the newest shapes and perfect in every respect, and worth the attention of every lady m want of sun protector.
 100 24-inch Silk Umbrellas. with Silver mounted handles, at S2.3S, positively S3,50 goods
 5o 'ongee Coachings, with very hobby sucks, at Sl.l5. These goods have never been sold under $l.5o.
 l5O Black and Colored Satin Coachinss. paragon frame and ten rib, at $1 @, lhese would be great bargain at $2.
 200 Black and Colored Satin Coachinps paragon frame, 1a rib at S225 This is the best value ever offered this season.
 90 Black and White Checked Surah SIX toachlngs, at S215 These are pos- itively worth $3,50,
 9 Black Satin Parasols lace-trimmed with changeableN things and paragon frame, at $350, cannot be found else where less than $4.
 l5o Changeable Coachings in all the latest two-tone effects, at $3.4S, actual value S4.
 20 Black and Colored Satin'' Mauresque' Parasols, with ribbon loops, at S5.jO, a positive bargain.
 100 Children's Fancy Parasols, at 1Sc,, usual price Poe.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-06-06
Where to go and get Your Confectionery
 and Ice Cream.

Where to go and get Your Confectionery
 and Ice Cream. Manufactured fresh daily on the premises Warranted pure and unequalled for price, quality and quantity.
 Chocolate Cream Drops, assorted fla vors, only 15 cts, per ID.
 Mixed Candy, only 15c. per lb. Broken Candies, only 15c. per lb. Tatfy Drops, all tiavors, DC. per ID. Cocoanut Bon-Bons 2Oc. per lb. Caramels 25c. per ID. Those who try them once never fail to try them again. Marshmallow Drops, only 40c. per lb. Soda Water, with Rock Candy Syrup, only place in the city where Rock Candy Syrups are used. Try it once. Hand somest Ice Cream Parlor in the State for pleasantness and coolness.
 Call at RIDERS, 79s Chapel St.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-06-06

For special designs in the way of economical private dwellings, C. II. SrI-- SON, architect, l5 Exchange Building.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-06-06

For the production of really artistic suits no tailor in this city eXcels F. F. Rohen, of IS Center st. Just try him.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-06-06
LOCAL NOTICES.

Advertisements of situations Wanted published in the Register for let. a word.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-06-06
Second Hand Bicycles for Sale.

Bicycle school l35 Union st. Hours, ? to ] and 1;3O to p. m.
 AMERICAN BICYCLE O., 45S State st.
 Beside many other bargains. Call and see them, at the Sales-room of the American Bicycle Company, AS State street. Bicycle School at 135 Union street. Pure Gum Rubber Cc"ts. Come and see them at Thompsons Rubber Store, 45S State street.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-06-06

JUST OUT.-"ToM STRANG KILLED. :" and J ANTI SYLLABI <. The two in one 3 cents 100 copies si.ij. The Eight Hour Workday," by A. Jonas cent iOo copies. G0 cents. First English translation of 'Marxas Capital, in 27 parts, 10 cents each: subscription, S9.j0. Ready on Dee. 3Dth. Woman in the Past Present and Future by Rebel. 3D cents; l00 copies, so Full list of labor publications mailed free.
 BORDOLLO < co, 705 Broadway, New York.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
Eldredre News.

The Northern Dakota Elevator com.
pany paid fifty four cents for No. hard
here yes erday and Notwithstanding the
stormy weather several parties delivered
Peter L'ndblod, better known as "Pctc
the pumper'' has closed the Arlington
house for this season and returned tc
Win daor to take his old situation.
few days ago as Ed Pannel was re-
turning home with load Of coal one OF
the horses he was driving dropped dead
on the road
Walter Ford has gone to San Francisco.
The Holy farmer VIM. J. Farr is win
,crlng three hundred aud fifty sheep on
section 25, IA, G5, and reports them all
IN Il tlourishlug condition.
Constable elect Dan Callahan leaves
FOR Portage, WIS, next Monday to he alb
Mt for five months.
W. Bowes "shorly" who has l,tely sue
{ cded ''lengthy' in the Hotel-de- Ell
friends in u way that was rot dry on last
Monday evening, Waller is an 'Hinglish-
an, who knows how TO make the boys
appy.
The public school is Progressing in fine
form-avcrage attendance t~enty-four.
Parents and scholars are we'll pleased
vita their teacher Miss Grace Peck of
Jamestown.
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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
Last Evenings Star Lecture.

Considering the state Of the weather
last night large audience gathered at
the Baptist church TO hear the lecture on
"How it must look to an Atheist by
Rev. s. W. lpgham, pastor OF the Meth
odist church OF Fargo The speaker of
| the evening was introduced by Rev. j. f.
Hartman who stated that over one hun
! dred course tickets had been sold and cx-
tended his thanks to the public for their
generous response. He then stated that
an audience who had ventured out on
such night deserved to hear an excep-
tlonally good lecture and introduced MIR.
1nghnm. Mr.. lngham, after compliment.
ing his audience on their hardihood in
venturing ont and stating that their
presence under such conditions was mere
Of an inspiration than al overflowlng
house would be on pleasant night, took
up his u.jact, which was treated
throughout IN clear and mastery man :
ner. The subject was taken from the
athcistic standpoint, and their own tests
dppilcO W IL. lie SbaleQ tnaL me 0tlGlS :
tic maxim Of the survival OF the tittest,
seen in the natural course of evolution,
was their main argument and took up the
book Of job, which was written, he said :,
nine hundred years before the immortal
work of Homer, and showed that accord
ing to the Atheists own test that book was
stamIed with the crown of the highest
fitness. La conclusion he paid a glowing
tribute to the breadlh and wisdom and
comprehensivcness of the scriptures.
MI. 1ngham is pleasing ta.ker and
uses his car full voice to good advan-
tage. He clinches his points with the
frequent use Of suggestive aud pointed
Illustrations, frequently of numerous
nature, and keeps his audience cd ma
,ured and attentive from beginning 10
end
The next lecture OF the course will be
next Tuesday evening by Judge Mitchell
Of Fargo, on the topic of: "Physical
geography au clement in human history.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
College Notes,

! Prof. Grove returned on The delayed
passenger yesterday, having supplied the
Tower City pulpit on Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Gardener, our most advanc.
ed student, assisted IN the instruction of
classes most excellcnly during the pro-
tessor's short absence.
Some few have been persuaded to be-
lleve that a jamestown student, ap.
preaching his recitation room, Is seized
with fear and trembling, that the hours
spent therein w:,h the terrible professor
are hours OF torture, that the poor STU
dents were being worked to death, that
half OF text. book (more or less) was
given at lesson, etc etc. Such Is not
the case. On the contrary, the time
spent in recitation ls exceedingly r rl.asant
and thoroughly enjoyed by the industri-
Gus student.
The professor and his wife enjoy and
can take and give good joke with any
one. The time Is varied with many a
pleasing incident, hearty laugh in It's
place, or an instructive, general talk be-
tween the teachers aud students.
There are few-only few-students,
who, like those in every educational in
siitution, Ylll not work. 1t is from these
that the complaints, if any, come. They
fritter away their afternoons and even
lngs IN amusement and idleuess, too IN
different to care whether their |. >sons are
prepared or not. To such !, is of course
necessary to use some degree Of severity.
Those students who are afflicted With
softening Of the brain are of this class
The hub cule.I IS first class remedy for
such cases Directions: Cut thick viii.
low hub some three feet long, shake pa
tient well before taking, apply vigorously
to spot assigned TO mustard rlasters, ad-
minister eight hours hard study every
day, and cure wi be effectual.
"Now, professor, wish you would an.
swer me just one Questior, is the earth
rounG"'
The Philomathean Literary society held
its fourth meeting last Wednesday after
noon, but adjourned without transsctng
any business, 10 meet mex, Thursday at
$50 2. IN. in the usual place.
pEJJrMA
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
Llnclon's Literary Style.

The errors Of grammar and construction
which spring iuvariatly from an effort to
avoid redundancy of expression remained
with him through life. He seemed 10
erudge the space required for necessary
parts of sp ecu. But his language was
at twen'y-two, as It was thirty years later,
the simple and manly attire of his thought,
with little attempt at ornament and none
at disguise. There was an informed at
time when he sinned In the direction OF
fine writing; but this ebnlla,ion soou
passed away, and left that marvelously
strong aud transparent style in which his
two insuguTass were 9ritten.-Nicolay
and Hay, IN the December Century
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
THE Pomona Valley, running through

THE Pomona Valley, running through
Dlcsey, Laslonre and INTO Stuisman
counties is receiving loud praises FROM
all who have seen the rapid development
OF this natural railroad thorougnfare.
Three years ago there was but little TO be
seen except the monotonous prairie, and
now toe whole strip of country bordering
the railroad on either side is thlckly SET
tied with thrifty and prosperous peo-
ple. This settlement will center for the
present II, and round kdgchy, Richard
Sykes new town, and as the railroad ap-
proachcs the Northern Pacific and James
town, the uuoccnpicd Quarter section W IL
RAPIDLY find settlers whose trade and bus
iness will naturally come TO this city.
The railroad will bring settlers when
nothing else will and with two Or three
more iron highways creeping into THIS
natural metropolis for the james ksver
Valley and Central Northern Dakofn,
The prosl ect Is encouraging III the best
sense. ST, Paul wholesalers and railro al
officials acknowledge this fact and 10
every interview upon the subject, speak
OF the hattering outlook for jamestown
"a good town aud going to be a better
oue' The time to quit is not yet.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
ShreWd Shyster5.
RUPERT

Laci sharks arc working the creaulous
Washington investors IN the most ap.
proyet and scientific way. Their method
is to quote real properties al q very low
figure for several days, knowing that
men with capital watch the markets for
big deals With still bigger profits, and
then have the quotations. slowly advau-
ced, though never single sale or trans
fer IS made. 1t is shrewd plan and the
gulllbles who see lots quoted at evcr-iD-
creasing figures becomes lmbued with the
idea that "there's millions 10 IT. and
buy without even looking at the ground.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
Their Silver Wedding.

Saturday evening a large number Of
invited guests assembled at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Melllnger, on north
Fifth avenue, 10 celebrate with them the
tWenty-dfth anniversary Of their we'd
ding. A number of musical selections
were excellently rendered and the even
ing was spent In most delightful man
ner. The tact of the charming hostess
made everyone feel at home Immediately
and contributed largely to their enjoy.
ment. A large number of elegant and
costly presents were received, among
which were handsomely chased silver
cake and fruit basket; combination sill
yer and colorcd glass berry dish; a silver
pitcher; set of solid silver napkin rings;
solid silver sugar spoon; a silver castor
and a silver cake basket, etc, ETC..
The reception was characterized by the
unusual elegance of the ladies toilets.
Among them were noticed:
Mrs. Mellinger, the hostess, attired IN a
toilet Of silver gray, with brocade satin III
silver gray and shell pink trimmings
Mrs. Winslow, handsome black silk
with lace trimmings.
Mrs. g. Il. Topliff, black silk and bro.
csde velvet with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. 0. T. Denny, seal brown silk with
irdescent trimmings.
Mrs. N. d. Tanning, black silk with
Ct lace trimmings. .... we.
Mrs G. Il. AVIS, cardinal silk.
Mrs. VIM. Lloyd, jersey silk with dark
green cardinal trimmings.
Mrs. IL. 3. Allen, black silk with bro.
cade trimmings.
Mrs. A. II. Hathorn, combination sui,
Of black velvet and silk corsage and bo
quet OF natural roses.
Mrs. John Dole, seal brown silk and
brocade velvet
Mrs. Charles Richardson, wine colorcd
satin with velvet trimmings
Mrs. J. j. Flint, combination suit OF
black velvet and silk corsage with bo
quet Of natural roses.
Mrs. Roderick Rose, elegant brown
81 k 4
Mrs. 4. B. VanWyck, black lace dress
over old gold satin. Diamond ornaments
Mrs. True, seal brown silk.
Mrs DR.. Clocs, elegant black silk.
Mrs. Frank Webster, black silk
Mrs. Gus Lieher, black silk elth black
lace trimmings.
Mrs. .. ;. Chenery, ashes OF roses silk
| with plush combination and real lace or.
naments
Mrs. A. w. Kelley, black silk.
Mrs. J. j. Roper, black silk with bro
cade trimmings.
Miss Jessie Barnes, black silk with vel
vet trimmings.
Miss Minnie Bowman, navy blue silk.
Miss Bessie Winslow, cardinal silk and
velvet trimmings.
During the evening an elegant supper
was served, and the social interest OF the
occasion kept many lingering until late
hour
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02

TIE reproduction, In American thea
ters, of several Greek comedies, seems 10
be at present the prlncipal theme among
literary -drama,lc peoIle of II G east. The
plays of Arls'ophanes wire written and
acted in now extinct tongue, 1890 years
ago, before applauding audiences ia A1h-
ems, and the same dra mas are said 10 be
as fresh and enjoyable today as cvo". The
Office OF the chorus was far more import
ant then t,han now, it representing 'kc
opinions and impressions OF the pubic 10
the points and situations brought cut by
the actors. A shcrt time slEc" very
successful reproduction Of Greek come
dy as gwen IN Philadelphia. in which
the brother Of gentleman IN this city
was leading spirit and director, and last
week, in New y York, the same perform
anee was repeated to large houses and en-
ioyed apparently as much as by the thea
ter goers $500 years back. Ohe of the
curious facts of this drama Is that y line
from the text, "Evil communications
corrupt good manners" has found it,.
wav into the New Testament and has
passed for ages as an original apothtm-
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02

The newspapers are gene ally taking
the position that the LaMon,e county
seat contest IS un wise AMI will do Grand
Rapids aud LaNioure county more harm
than good. After the temporary injnnc-
ton has teen heard tefore Judge Francis
which will be early IN December, it is be
licved that his decision Will be accepted
without any unnecessary prolongation OF
the case in the courts. The Bismarck
Tribune scnslbly remarks: "ln the re-
cent election the county seat OF LaMoure
county was decided In favor of LaMoure
by majority os eighty six votes. -:
course the residents OF the former county
seat-Grand Rapids-fet. disappointed,
sud bitter contest has begun. u IS
doubtful II LaSIoure county will profit
BY this course, II is not charged that
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
VERY UNFORTUNATE.
A village P0st-O6ico Scene Which WIN
Seem Familiar to Most ReadefA

Complaint of a Man Who Il Not Per-
mitted to Enjoy Himself
Man Ito friend)-Come, let US walk
down this way again.
Friend-Why?
"Don't you see that fellow over
yonder?''
"Yes, what of it?''
"Well, want to meet him as often
as possible"
Il don't understand you"
''rll explain. You know that I am
the worst man in the country for ow-
ing people,
Yes"
'.And that when I owe . man /
dodge him.
81 believe that have noticed that" !"
well, now I've got revenge"
'.How so?''
why, you see that fellow over there
owes me. When see him dodge ms
it nearly tickles me to death. ( have
been SO hampered by men whom owe
that now / enjoy being owed. Sea
how he gets around the cornerP Let's
walk over that way. Say, hold on
let's go back"
What's the matter?"
''See that fellowp''
'Yes; what of its''
Nothing, only I owe hinL c.
found it, man never begins . o1tg1
himself but that some unfogsnn
thing arises "--44=kesssv 1fasesee.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
Estray.

S,rayed from the premises of the sub
scriber, Nov. Esd, 4 head of horses,
head OF cattle, described as follows:
span black ceilings, 4 years old.
Ugh, bay mare, 10 years q II.
old hay mare, white face.
yearllng bull, dark red
yearling hefer, muiley.
yearliug heifcr, red, white star in lace.
] calf, red and white.
FRANK GENzEI,
Gray z. o., Oak.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02

there was fraud in the tlecton-or, at
than on the other-and the taking of the
matter into the Cours is not likely TO
change the result. The people of La
Monr may have been little hasty and
infoIu,r ~ lie removal of the records
but AZ best me serving of lDjunctions and
taking OF the matter into the courts can
but delay the ma 1date OF the popular
vote short time. 1t looks as if dlsap-
pointment has clouded The judgment Of
the good people of Grand Rapids.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02

brought home stepmother for his nine
children one fine morning last week
The same day two Of the children broke
out with the measles, valuable COW
checked to death on all ear Of corn, and
the hired girl eioped with = shoemaker.
The next day the children drove the step
mother out Of the house. Evidently they
did not regard thor new ma Scott as a
Mascott.- Black Hills Pioneer.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
How Baking Powders are Made.

While rival companies are dlsputing as
to what ingredients are to be found in the
"best baking powder" the public will be
these now indispensable articles, al given
by Appletou's Cyclopedla, the acknowl.
edged Amencao authority:
"The best baking powders are compos-
ed of bitartrate OF potash tcream OF tar
tan, tartaric acid, carbonate OF ammonia,
and soda biscarbonate, bound together BY
little starch
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
t'iramen Preparlng.

The Fire department held q SPECIAL
meeting last night to complete arrange
menls for their annual ball, aud decided
upon thursday, Decclnoer 80, for Tho
date. They determined to engage the
Fargo orchestra to furnish the music, and
appointed a number of committees which
will at once begin prepara tons to make
1t the event o: The season. The tickets
will be printed at once and a com.
mitlee begin rusting fer purchasers
The tickets wlll'be 81 q couple. The eff.
forts Of the company in the past have
been so manifestly to the interests OF the
property holders and citizens that when
the boys come around with tickets fol-
sale no one should refuse to purchase
The Flremen's ball has always been the
largest social gathering OF the winter, and
this year it promise to exceed that Of any
other.
THE Committees ~.
Committee On Arrangements C. W.
Pierce, Fl. d. Adams, d. f. Hughes, &.
Klaus and J. johnson.
Committee on Reception-H. S. SLAMS
bury, III. Shonberger, l.. 7. Hamilton, Ii
A. Niemeycr, ii. Dorm, and A. W. Kelley
Committee on Printing-E Clark, f..
II Chapman and A. Harrington.
Committee on Decoratlon-E Clark, j
johnson, G. Brewitt, NJ. Shouberger, H.
y Adams and A. Harrington.
Floor Managers d. L. Hughes, A.
Klaus, Jr E. Il. S:allman, +. J. Bolln
ger, +, S. Miller, g. A. Licber, &. Klaus
and f. Clark
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02

AT one OF The towns IN the Black Hills
a drunken timer "held np" everybody in
saloon with his gun, and finally flushed
the exercise by shooting the barkeeper
through the bowels About an hour af
terwards he returned VIGOROUSLY to re-
peat his little psstlme, when the crowd
opened on HIM and suddenly terminated
the matinee.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02

iwensy-thgee ciLizens of Eliendaie have
been arrested on charge of conspiracy
IN attempting 9 to defeat justice being done
to j. Al. Gaylord, beng tined for an al
legged rape on Mrs. Florence Branson.
The twenty-,hree citizens in ques,,sn
sent sealed request to Lie justice while
the case Wac being tried to. as:slniss the
action
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02

lT is said that a better IRA ie OF back :
setting llasshcen done in Benson and most
neigh boring counties tht past season than
ever before. If next season is what it
now promises, big crop will even up
things once more, and with plenty of
snow to start With, the opening OF VIM
ter is very favorable to the usual abund-
ant weld of the James K;vtr Valley.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
The JarnestOWnAlert
Daily Except Monday. and Weekly.
W. II. KELLOGG.

THE first number Of the Cooperstown
Independent has appeared and looks fresh
and newspaper like. J. Fl. Vallandigham,
the publisher, mentions that the newspa
per is started for business and not exactly
the EDITORS health.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02

A GRAND FORKS citizen was on lo G
windcd drunk last week and the board OF
insanity had to sit twic. on i,s case to
determine whethtr it was non compos
mentls that alled him or the Forks red
whisky. The reputation of the latter was
sustained, however, by lis triumphant ac
uuittal es the cause OF ,!.e disorder
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02

A PROMINENT railroad man in It. Paul
who owns block of lots in ia nestown
states that even if he could get the price
asked for the property now he would
held and ply taxes. He considers james
town bound TO get there
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02

TIE Eddy county seat contest case was
continued by Judge Francis TO Jan. llth,
when he will be holding u term Of the
district court at Minnewaukan. The
county seat Will IN the meantime rcmall
at New Rockford aud the attorneys on
both sides Will have time to get in their
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
Duluth Markets.

DuLuTn, MiaD., Dec. l.-Wheat-
Opened cash 1873 JAZZ, az, MAY sS&i
Closed cash 1924, Jan, 7755s, May SAL bid
i!ece'pts, 9o.SSSl shipments uoat; cars
t22.