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Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the
post Office, Kirksville, Mo-, and
advertised Sept. IL 1886.
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
Black, W. Fl. Grow, N. E.
Campbell, Mrs NJ. Clark, Geo.
Chambers, r. FL Ford, Mrs. A.
Gillian, Mrs. L. NJ. Miller, Levi
Goodale Rev. A. B. Guffey, DR.. B..
Hudson, Peter n Samson, Ollie
LaBelle, Livonia Modes HarryW
Robinson, Mrs. NJ. Stivers, Lucy
Smith, Mrs. Sarah J.
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For SALE.-Residence of five
rooms in east part of town 90 by
los feet, good water, evergreens,
DC, $50 down, balance Co. mort.
gage. Enquire of B. W. Ross,
Agent
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Try a box of GilIett's Mammoth

Try box of GilIetts Mammoth
Pepp er Box blue warranted to
make aquart of the strongest liquid
blueiltg. A large, beautiful pic
ture card given with each box.
Price 1Oc at Nichols the grocer.
A SIN all lot of choice seed wheat
for seIe by Brassfeld and
Kell gg.
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ForSale.

Farm of so acres, good new house
OF four rooms, barn, orchard, all
small fruits excepting grapes,
three living wells. All in cultlva-
ton and only three miles from
town. Address this Office.
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There will be Sunday school
picnic in the grove near the Hays
school house tomorrow Sept. 18th.
All are invited.
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The Vance bath rooms are fitted
up In an elegant manner and We
are glad to learn that they are
literally patronized.
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The Trinity Sunday school, ten
miles north east of town, will hold
their annual picnic in the grove
one mile west of the Church, Sat
urday, Sept. 25th.
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W. G. Wells of Rapid City, Da-
kota, has our thanks for a Rapid
City paper showing the growth of
the coming town of the northwest
during the past year.
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The Star Store has
just received a nice
line of Flannels and
Cassimeres and one of
the best lines of Can.
ton Flannels ever
brought to Kirksvilie.
The above named
goods will be sold at
last years prices.
though worth more
money,
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FOR SALE.

Good new house of four rooms,
and two acres of land in northeast
part of town. Address this Office.
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For Sale.

Farm of 81 acres two miles north
of Willard. Coed land all in cult
walton. Address this office.
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Money Saved is Money Twice Earned.

The lowest rates of interest and
most liberal terms are given by
w. III. Clark Kirksyille.
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PERSONALS.

W. W. WILLIAMS of Sperry wa
in town Friday.
WIN. FIGaE of Queen City wa
in Kirksville Saturday.
Miss CHLOE RUSSELL is visiting
friends at Cairo and Moberly.
Miss Lou RILEY of Humeston
Iowa is visiting Miss Eva Wood.
A. B. Mccormick, of Queen Cit,
was in town Tuesday,
Mrs. A. Megrew and SOD. Alva
were in town Tuesday and callec
at the GRAPHIC office.
.. o. GoooH returned from
business trip through the wes
Friday.
Miss ALICE JOHNSTON will leave
for California and Oregon, Mon
day.
JAMES LOGAN. of Greentop, Mo.
made us a very pleasant cali Fri
day.
HARRY PARCEL, of Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting his brothers, Ed
ward and William of this place.
LoUGH PARCEL left for his
home, Los Angeles, Cal, last
Thursday night.
JOHN GATES and his mother,
Mrs. E. 0. Gates returned from
Neb. Wednesday.
THos GIBSON, wife and daugter
returned from visit to Knox
county, last week.
Henry Ryon, B. F. Ryon and H.
z. Ryon of Willard were in town
Monday.
JACOB WITTMEk, Jr., and q.
Medcalf, of Greentop, spent sever
al days in town tits week.
Mrs. J. J. JENKINS and daught-
er, of Judson, Mo-, are visiting
Mrs. Frank Quinn.
Mr.. francis MELLON, returned
Tuesday from trip through
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. PHILIP SHARP and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Shafer were
in Kirksville Saturday.
r. G. BIELBY and wife spent
Sunday in Greentop, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Reynolds.
Mrs. BoswoRTH and mother re-
turned from LaPlata Saturday
evening.
GEO. WILLIAMS returned from
an extensivs trip through Neb.
last week. He reports excellent
crops in that state.
RoBT.HAMILToN, Of Greencastle,
and daughters, Misses Idell, Elsea
and Florence, were callers at the
Graphic Office Monday.
I. L, NOLAN, with Stark Nur-
series, is in town taking orders for
spring stock and preparing for the
fall and spring deliveries at this
place.
r. B. MURRAY, of Walnut town
ship, was in town Monday and
called at this office. He reports
that more wheat is being sowed in
his township than at any time in
the past.
GEO. SHoop of Novinger was in
town Friday. He reported a heavy
wind storm in his neighborhood
the preceding Wednesday. Con-
siderable damage was done to
orchards and fences.
Billie Rollison brought IN
stalk of corn Monday bearing two
big ears, and says he thinks the
field will yield 60 bushels to the
acre. He got it in field across
the Charlton. He says there will
be an abundance of corn this year.
Many fields could not be better.
He is of the opinion that the corn
failure" is a false alarm, and that
he will have three times as much
corn as he had last year on the
same ground. Since most every
farmer has talked in about this
way, and since hay was an aver
age, and oats never better, we can
not see the need of the cry ''fail-
ure," and hard times. 1t is not
consistent, although we know some
fields will be short; such is always
the case.-Home Press.
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For Sale.

House and lots 7 and s in rail
road addition, barn, smoke house,
living well and cistern, small
fruits and fine grape harbor. Ad-
dress this office.
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MONEY ToLOAN.

Money to loan at 7 per cent.
Call on r. l.. barrow.
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Farm Loans

Make your Farm loans of W.
II. Clark Kirkvllle Mo, Office over
Savings Bank.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT
or THE
FINANCIAL CONDITION
or THE
KIRKSVILLE
SAVINGS BANK.
In kirksville, State Of Nilsson.
RI, at the Close of Business ON
the 2Sth day of Aug, 1856.

RESOURCES.
Loans undoubtedly good on personal
or collateral security 9,7ss, So
Loans and discounts undoubtedly
good on real estate security 600 M
Oyerdraits by solvent customers 3sT "a
United States bonds ON hand coo
Other bonds aud stocks ut their present
cash market price 600
Due from other banks good on sight
dram IS, 9O2 So
Real estate at present cash market value 200 20
Furniture and fixtures / OH 70
1necks anu other cash items 800 60
BIS OF National Banks and legal
tender U. 5. Notes $780, 90
Gold Coin y 800 10
SILVER coin 2,lgT 40
Exchange maturing and matured l,6sl SO
Total sle3, SIS 50
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $40, 600 90
surplus funds on hand 1901 IL
Undivided declared dividends OW
Deposits subject to draft at sight s2G76 So
deposits subject To draft at given dates coo
Dllls payable 900
Due other banks and bankers 900
Expenses nov due 900
Total sls3, 67s 81
STATE OF Missouri,
County of Adair.
We, F. NJ. Harrington, Vice. Pres't.
and r. NJ. Ringo, Cashier, of said
bank and each of us do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true TO the best of our knowledge
and belief.
+. NJ. HARRINGTON, Vice-Pres't.
R. NJ. RINGo, Cashier.
Subs cribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day of September, A. D.
saT Witness my hand end
notarial seal hereto affix.
SEAL ed at my office in Kirksvi!le,
the date last aforesaid.
Commissioned and qualified for
term expiring January 7th, 1880
J. NJ. MCCALL,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
+. NJ. Harrington, J
Edwin barrow, Directors
R. NJ. Ripgo.
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Quincy, Missouri & Pacific R. R.
EAST
Nail and Express arrives $50 A. NJ
Freight arrives 1890 p. NJ
WEST.
Mail and Express arrives 7:30 p. NJ.
Freight arrives 12:40P. NJ.
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KlRKSvILLE R. R. TIME TABLE.
Wabash Time Card.
GOING SOUTH.
No. . Msil 9 As A. N.
No. S ST. Louis Express 1857 p. N.
No. - Local Freight LAO A. N.
No. 26 Through Freight 1000 A. NJ
So. 9s Through Freight 1905 p. N.
GOING NORTH.
No. Z st. Paul Express 4:20 A. NJ
No. S Mail SOS p. NJ
Ne. p Local Freight 2:4S P. IL
No. 81 Through Freight 1:05P. NJ
No2 and Sare daily. Through freight trains
dn not carry passencers
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TuE Philadelphia Times reduces It's
prire from tgo Cents to one cent per copy,
giving ~ it4 reasons tho roluced cost Of
white paper and the cheapened cable ser
vlostacl .he price OF tho psper was fixed
tgylye yearB ago, 1t 10 true that paper and
csolo m,es ara cheaper, but the Times ID
mt among thenawspapers which make a
leal.ns feature OF cable specials. There
ao probably other reasons for the rsduc.
ton in price.
l(Is th0 common understanding that the
Tmla. excellent as 1t Is, has not quito held
itioynin the strong competition OF lats
yalr, The Press and tho Enquirer, both
eigh.page newspapers sell for two cents
Tae LsdgT, four pages, nine columns
toth' paze, printing trequentgupplOments
AMI filed with class Of advertisements
which attracts readers, is also two cents,
The Record, an admirable newspaper, has
long sold for a cent, at which price it has
reached very largo circulation. Tho Re
cord 10 understood to have taken largo
part OF the Democratic constituency OF
the Timci. The Press, though Rspubli.
can newspaper Is independent enough to
suit large number of people who turned
to tho Tima when there was not much in.
dependence in Philadelphia journalism.
The Times has been pressed on several
Siies, and this We take to be the meaning
oiits reduction in price.
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GEnoNlMo's sununNprl..


Tho War Department, as Yot, Knows Little
of the Terms.
WASHINGTON, Oct. At IA stated
officially at thoWar Department that moth.
ing has been determined upon in regard
to ths surrender OF Geronimo, and the
War Department 10 still lacking lnforma.
tion upon which to base any action.
General Miles want OF frankness in syow.
ing at the Ontsst that he had granted lib.
eral terms to the clptives 10 severely crit.
icised. It Is uuderstood tia! the ipstruo.
tiOrs given TO General Crook not to accent
the surrender Of tho Apaohes unless thew
came in without conditions were trans.
mitted to General Niles for his iufoums.
ton and guidance. These inslructions
were inspired by the dealre Of the Pfesl.
dent to undertake new policy OF dealing
with tho renegade Indian marNders, which
policy contemplated their trial nv civil
court and their prompt punishment for
tho crimes they had Committed. 4
rcquisition, 1t Ia understood, had alreadv Y
been made by the Governor OF Arizona
upon tho Governor oI Texas for the sur.
render oil Geronimo for trial. Under the
terms OF surrender the President cannot
permit tn surrender to ei!hsr Governor,
General Miles has defenders among the
authorities ~ well Rs critics, and II ia
urged in Qualification OF his course that L
Is better TO have possession OF tho Indians,
even II the opportunity Of making an ex.
ample OF them, 10 deter others from fol.
lowing In their footsteps be lost than to
permit them to go on indeauitaly in their
course Of murder and destruction.
There Is conflict ot opinion anl state.
ments In respect TO the condition al tho
ApaChes when they came In. Officers
who know the ApaGheB well assert that
the kind OF life they have been leading
lately il the normal state; that tho women
accompanied them everywhere, that
children were horn and thrtved while the
troops wers In hot pursuit-in short that
the SavsEes we're as well prepared when
they surrendered for continuing their
raids as they were year ago.
The surrender and the cessation OF hos.
tilities Is said to be blow to certain
class OF whites upon both sides OF the line,
men who made merchandise OF tho mis-.
fortunes Of tho settlers, who secured vNlu.
able mining and rancho property for q
fraction OF their value, In consequence OF
the raids inspired by the savagos, and
who would have supplied ths latter with
means TO carry on their murdsrou5 work X
inlahni talV
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TYLER COUNTY.

This Nominations of tho Republican Con.
vention-C Conference Endorsed,
Splc'd! COTetpoadeacs Of The htellt0eaecr.
MIDDLEDouRNE, Oct. 4.-Pursuant 10 the
call of the Executive Committee, the Rc.
publIcans Of Tyler county met in conyen.
ton at the Court House on Saturday, %.
tober 9, 1885, and were called to order by
WIN. NJ. Powell, Chairman of the Com.
mittee, who explained the object OF the
Convention.
John O. Way was selected as temporary
chairman, and upon motion A. B. Smith
WAS elected Secretary.
The usua committees were then ap.
pointad and recess was taken.
Upon reasssnbling the Committee on
Permanent Organization reported that
the temporary be made the permanent
organization with H. O. Williamson and
B. Il. Twyman as Assistant Secretaries.
The nomination for House OF Delegates
was Sllas Smith; for Prosecuting Attor-
ney, X. y. Foreman; for County Oomms.
sioner, Nathan Ireland. After endorsing
tho couraea Of State Senator Anthony
Smith and Congressman Golf the Conven.
tijR adopted tho following:
ReSolped, That we, as Convention en-
dorae tho action Of tho Republican Con.
ference az Parkersburg, aud favor sub.
hitting prohlbitory amendment to q
vote OF the people.
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HOME FROM MERnlE ENGLAND,

The Impressions OF Wheeling Tourists WHO
Have Just Returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. MCllwain, who re.
turned q few days ago from a two months
tip TO England, express themselves rs
highly pleased with their brief experience
in the cid country, They arc particularly
struck with the absence Of all that bus.
ineas ruuh end worry that obtains go con.
spcuously on this uide. People seem mora
intent on getting something out Of lie NJ
they 20 along. They do not eat in such a
hurry or rush 10 business 40 early In the
day or keep It up 10 late. They take time
iOr the poCial and domestic features OF ex.
isCnce. In this respect their home cir.
Cleg present n pleasing contrast to much
that prevails in this country.
Just at this time tho average English.
man doe6 not feel particularly gracious
towards Americans, inasmuCh RH he be-
lieves that 1t Is American money and
American moral aid and sympathy that
are largely responsible for their troubles
In Ireland.
Bn5iness ig much depressed in England.
Englsh made goods arc TO some extent
Bupplsnled in their own markets by those
made in Belgium and Germany. Az a
rule, however, they regard Engliph made
gooda superior In quality.
An American 10 struck, Mr.. MCllwain
DayS, in England by the intense compa-
cenCy Of the people with their own Coun.
try, Nothing Ia 80 good elsewhere as in
England. They assume this ComplaCenCy
not only without knowledge Of this Coun.
Try but apparently without desire 10 know
mech aboutit. America Ia good enough
country for the people who live In Il, Ia
abOu. tic average feeling Of a well fed
Eugshmaa, mud he BOsniH 10 look upon
the population Of this country as sort Of
heterogeneous mASa Of whites, blacks and
Indians.
New York and OhiCago are about the
only lwo places In this country the Amer
eau traveller hears mentioned, The bal
anCe of the country 10 q terra inCognltai
aud Indiana RrB supposed 10 abound dan.
geEously near 10 tue hauntB Of UiviliEa
iIon.
Notwithstanding, however, these little
iilctlons and reflections on the American
Eagle, Mr. and MW. MCtlwhin are greatly
plOattd with their trip,
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rrnnd.' pn chlenro Tn.rnYsr.

CnlcAao, oJh Al. ]. Gallagher was
arrested this morning tor alleged com.
pllcity In a city rebate warrant fraud. II
was rumorsi that thousands Of dollars OH
rebate warrants had been secured BY The
conspiraton. That somO Omploye Ia the
special assessment department played
into tho hands oil rogdrs, is admitted.
Comptroller SchwAb denies that the con.
BplratotH have poOketed any considerable
amount Of money.
u think" he said, that there has been
no gsrious fraud con8nnmAted, OF course
II is within the bounds Of possibility that
the iraudB have occurred Ia d few In.
stances, bat | think this was only the In.
csption Of an attempt 10 deiraui The tAx.
payers, and | am Bute that II will not
occur again"
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LABOR AND CAPITAL.

The battle, we are Told, ID one Of labor
against capit1l. Bat what cla3s Of capital
ia there opprsssins you, aud Whose cause
8 injuriou1to the lines marked out by the
foundors OF the Republlc2 1divide cap.
italistS into two kinds, sal will % with
you and givo tho command forward, aal
fight by your side against one Of these
classes. Make war against incorporated
rasCality and wo will help you to ride It
down. Combat moneyed corporations
that seek TO control your legislatures, fed
eraI and state, by bribery and corruption,
in order that they may get votes in the
federal halls Of legislation 10 perfect and
iAsten upon the whole country legislation
for their benefit aud not for the public at
large. We will march Bhouldef to Bhoul.
dor with you IN that. Draw the langs
from the money kings who seek TO take
possession OF the great telegraph lines Of
the country and defect them from their
legitimate purpose by controlling them to
defeat the will OF the people In an attempt
TO deiraud the o1untry OF their C1nstitu'
tionaL right, and We will order to your
support "horse, foot aud dragons Ia
that. OfganizO against capitalists who
furnish money 10 carry elections and then
claim 90 the reward the selection Of the
men upon whose shoulders shall ba
thrown ths purple robe Of the judLCl aEy
nd we arc with you In that.
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slmllnr Ia lhn "I,nh MIMI

sr. LOUIS, os. 4.-A special from
Southland S,yd: For soma tims there has
boon au organization in Miller county
known a1 tue White Horse Company,
whose avowsi purpose was the suppros.
sion OF horse stealing. A few nights ago
tho company vi1tts1 the house Of Fred
Rodden, a well.to.do farmor who wss har.
boring women OF alleged loose morals,
and taking Rodden aud tho women to the
woods bound thOn across q log and al.
mlnistered a geyere ij1ytng 10 them.
They warned Rodden and ths woman that
q continuance Of their relations would re.
suit In their bolng hung, aud also warned
q party ol harvogters who rec1 Inizad some
Of the White Horse Company men that
any reference TO ths matter would re1ul
in death,
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coLIlsIoN ON pHp D, s o,
Nobody Hurt-Dpaths Various Other New,
From BellRIre,

NOpody huft-upNthh various OthOF News
From BellaIre,
There wore few changes OF the Cleye-
land & Pittsburgh time table yesterday,
Mrs. Ebbighausen died yesterday at
her homo near the Belmont glass hsuse,
The Rqllpiro aud Uniou window glass
workswill be ready to start in few days,
Tho EIysIan rink IL tn have stage
hnilt at once and new seats will bs fur
nished.
Miss Matte Rankin is home from q
visit to Pennsylvania somewhat improved
In health,
Charlotte Bennington was here from
WegAa yesterday hunting her daughter,
Ada May, who has run of,
The Prosbytery Of st. OlalrsylIle will
meet to'eay at Colebrook Presbyterian
church, near NetI's Siding,
MvO, Oruw, wifs Of Albert Grow, and
mother OF Minnie Grow who recently shot
herself, died yesterday OF consumption,
Republicans, and Democrats too, will
be pleased to know that Hon, A, L. Nor,
rlson, the witty Irish orator, will bs here
again to speak October l9,
John h. White, the druggist, has gone
10 Portsmouth, where he will be married
To Miss Lillian Thomas, The couple will
return here In short time,
The men employed In tho packing de-
pArtment Of the Circus and Ohio glass
works ara out on strike for an advance
oil % cents per day, and II Is thought the
packers Of the National will join the
movement,
Some OF those who come into town from
the Rock Hill nelghborhood will not risk
their teams on tho cemetery road, but
come down the Indian run road. The
roads to this city need about as much at
Iention as any one thing,
There was q collision between here and
Neila Siding yesterday morning. A Bal
Iunore & Ohio passenger train cOlllded
with a freight. There was no one hurt,
but other trains were delayed aud come
Bellai,e psople had to walk q few miles.
Samuel Hamilton died yesterday morn.
ing Of consumption. He had been for q
long tine connected with the Baltimore &
Ohio freight depot here, until about u
year ago his health failad and he has
never been able to got out since. He was
nearly twensy'niue years OF age.
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NEw YORK, Oct, "A special from
Gloucester, Ma,sq sSyS; Tho schooner
Seth stockbridse, which sailed from here
several months ago with crew Of sixteen
iorthe Greenland fishing grounds, Is bo.
lIeyed to bs lost. Captain Olsen, OF the
stoOkbsldge, bsiofe leaving port agreed 10
meet Captain Volle, Of the schooner Her.
bert, at tslijord, AS both had met al that
place before. Captain VsllH called AZ The
place, but failed 70 lnd the g.oCkbfldRo,
While Crulelng along the coast ID search
Of the missing vessel, tile nallves Informed
him that a vessel had been crushed by lcg
several months before. They could Give
no description oi her, nor did they know
what became oi the crew. Captain velle
was SatlsAgd that the vessel was lhs Stock.
bridge, and sailed iot port, arriving here
Saturday.
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WGcAS easily imagine tha. General
Goa "bestea" Judge Bmnnon at Glen.
vile because
Col is righ! on the tariff queS!ion,
COL knowa something about the tariff
question.
GoE had only to tell the truth about
President ClevcIsud'O administration.
GoF had only to show that tho Demo
cratic party in Congress has not kept its
peiles made in convention and on the
stump,
For these roaaons We arc confident that
Julgc Brannon, accomplished as he is, did
no. 20. the brush.
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"Dut all capital, my itisndu Is not used
Ia this way, nor for such vicious purposes
Lst us make no war Upon those who use
their good fortunes TO alleviate the But.
ierings oil mankind, aud whoss eulogleS
aye written on the hearts Of thousands on
account Of their generous donations and
noblB deeds, and whose money 10 em.
ployed 10 whiten the ocean with sails and
cause the waves 10 bs laden with CON.
tneroe. Employers, AZ has been well said,
have no tight to lock out q whole shop,
lul Of hands 10 bring lew unwilling ones
10 terms, nor have they, IN my opinion,
the right 10 engage with other employers
10 tx a rate for them 10 pay or compel oil
10 remain ldlo, but they have a right Ia
exercise their Just judgment as 70 what
fair dealing and Justice demand, aud
what they would be willing 10 give FOL
thu work they want, and afterwards
| II sustaining a loss, 10 say they would
not be able Ia give 10 much. you car
have hell In your factory, says Washing
ton GLADDEN., 'Or you can have heAyet
there, Just ~ you wlsh, II II ls bel
you want, build your business In the laV
Of he'll, which iB simply Every man i0
himself and the devil take the hlndmost.
l0ut Of that you will get hghting, peten