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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-03
IN JUDICIAL CIRCLES /.
Before Judge Zaue-The Commits
siOner-0ther Court Matters.


Judge Zane disposed of the following
business yesterday:
Edward Janney VS.. Thomas 3. Shaw
ct al; dismissed by consent, plaintiff to
pay costs.
United States VS.. F. A. Minis ct al;
on trial before the Court.
Admitted to citizenship - Andrew
Nielsen, late Of Denmark, but now a
resident of Salt Lake County; Gotttred
Beuhler, Of Switzerland; Andrew Mel
sen, of Denmark.
BEFORE COMMISSIONER NoRRELL.
James Monk and William McGhie
were before Commissioner Norrell, on
the charge of forcible entry. The cem-
planning witness was Elijah Max6eld,
and his testimony was to The effect that
Monk and McGhie had come to the
tunnel where he was wcrking-the old
Reed q Benson-and ordered him
away, saying that they had orders
from Salt Lake City to take possession,
if it was necessary to walk over corpse
| to do lt-or words to that effect. Max
field was then driven away. The de-
Tense offered no evidence, and on a fine
of $50 each being imposed, gave notice
OF an appeal.
PROBATE COURT.
The following orders were made in
the Probate Court yesterday:
Estate of John 2. Schriber, deceased !;
order made confirming sale of real
estate.
Estate OF John V. Long. deceased;
ORDER made appointing A. J. Stanch-
field, George MuIlets aud J. W. Camp
bell appraisers.
POLICE COURT.
In the Police Court yesterday, FL
bridge Tufts, who was convicted Of
selling liquor on Sunday, was fined $50
and costs amounting to $26 so. S. A
Kenner has given notice of an appeal.
Chahn We're was assessed SIS for
drunkt mess.
Ollie Best, foc battering A. D. Palmer,
was fined 81. so.
A short time ago. the City Council
granted an old Frenchman named
Louie Beltram free license to peddle
candy, and on Friday, while plying his
trade at Liberty Park, he took offense
at some children who had gathered
about him, and picking up a cane, COM
menced striking right and left. He then
struck boy named James Arbuczle a
blow across the stomach, from the eff
feet of which the boy tainted. The
candy vendor was taken into custody,
and appeared before Judge Piper yes
terday to answer to the charge of bat
terry. During the progress of the trial,
Beltram worked himself into a tower
ing passion, and finally became so
boislerous that the court erdered him
to be taken back to jail. until to-mor-
row. 1t is thought by some that Ae is
insane.
BEFORE COMMISSIONER PIERCE.
Grover Spencer, who is implicated
with Stephen Kipzie in the burglary of
George Barr's safe, appeared before
Commissioner Pierce Yesterday. He
waived examination, and was released
upon furnishing bonds in the sum of
81 600 to secure his appearance before
the grand jury.
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THE EVENING Sc SION

was attended by a gathering which well
filled the 10 yer portion of the building;
lighted up by numerous gas jets, the
great auditorium presents a most bril-
liant appearance. 4 beautiful organ
voluntary by Professor Daynes opened
the exercises, which was followed by a
hymn by choir of ladies and chill
dren. conducted by Mr.. Stephens.
Prayer was then offered by John FALL
red, offspring City, and, after another
hymn,
THOMAS A. sHRREvE
of Ogden rose to deliver lecture on
the study of the Book of Mormon. He
opened by saying that what the Bible
was to the old world the Book of Nor
mon was to the Lew. The enemies Of
the book termed it the Golden Bible
They meant to be sarcastic, but they
were only truthful. He spoke to some
length Of the spectacle of the sectarian
world spending their lives in cultiyat
ing an acquaintance with the Bible, and
said it would be well with many Latter
day Saints if they took an ex-
ample. Considerable reference was
made to the interesting subject
of Recent American Di eoveries
as illustrating the fact that the earlv
inhabitants of this continent were
familiar with cid world customs and
traditions; that Egyptian hjroglyphics
had been uncovered in America, and
that there was to-day decided
resemblance between many words in
the tongues of South American people,
and those of the ancient Egyptians.
Regarding the study of the Book of
Mormon. the speaker advocated the
class system in the Associations and
recommended that an intelligent
teacher should be given charge of the
classes to direct, lecture and instruct
the pupils in their study.
JAMEsF. JOHNSON
of Maricopa, Arizona. made few brief
remarks relative to the Importance of
the truths which had been advanced.
A male quartette was then rendered
by Messrs. Easton, Whitney, Goddard
and Spencer.
PROFESSOR JAMES E. TALMAGE,
of Provo, rendered an elegant and
classic address On the subject of science
in the associations. He adj
v0cated the study or tru3
science, but warned the youth of the
dangers of adopting theory for fact. He
repudiated the notion that contempla.
ton of science should tend to lead the
mind astray from religion; a proper
study of natures works would lead up
to natures God.
The lecture was an admirable and
scholarly effort, repiete with flowers
of speech and figures which
no synopsis can doe to. It was
listened to with the mostrapt attention,
and a warm buzz of applause at it's
close told how fully it had been followed
and appreciated.
The session adjourned till 10 this
morning, with the Song of the Redeemed
rendered in a thoroughly effective style
by 8 ephsns' Opera Company. and vi
prayer by William P. Sargent, of Pan
guitch.
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Going Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. White returned
to New York last week, after spending
nearly two months with the lady's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Teasdel.
Mr.. White was here representing the
engines, boilers, etc of the Hamilton
Corliss manufacture and the Phoenix
works, and his business was much
larger than he anticipated. He goes
home well pleased with his trip and an-
der obligations to MIR. M son, of Park,
Lacy & Co., Mr.. Grant, of the Eagle
Foundry, and others, for assistance
cheerfully given.
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NOTES.
Me-. SLOAN, the Arbuckle coffee
man, is the Silver Greys' new manager
THE Nationals claim that they can
still "do the Greys up in thorough
style with Busby pitching, and to back
it they point to the last game between
the two mines when they won II to 2.
THE Silver Greys are anxious to meet
the Ogdens. 1t would make a good
game.
INTEREST here is very strong in the
standing of the various cubs in tbs
League and Association. Following is
a record of the
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destroy offspring by the thousand, but
God had called upon the Saints to null
.iply and replenish thu earth, and they
were doing SO. Out of their own mouths
should the world be judged. 1t was
stated in published statistics that in
churches numbering 1,500 to 1000, not
100 Sunday school students could be
mustered; but go among the Latter-day
Saints and it would be found that in a
population of 1000 there would be from
500 to 600 Sabbath school students.
ELDER W. 8. BENTON
followed in short address, and after 6
part song by the male choir and bene.
diction, the conference adjourned until
2 o. m.
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Special Bargains In

Ladies Embroidered Shoulder Scarfs,
latest shades, at S1.75. cheap at $3.50.
Gents Balbriggan Underwear. plain
and striped, at 81, $1.50. 50 and 81 80
per suit. Gents best $3 Calf Shoes.
Every pair warranted. Boys elegant
Cheviot Suits ats3,7 IS, $4.25, $3.50, "a IS,
IS and upwards. Best value in the city.
32-inch English ,Fiannels at 35c. and
40c. Sure TO save your money.
+ f, AUERBAeH &,BR0.
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Syrup of Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. II is the
most easily taken, and the most effect
i've remedy known to Cleanse the Sys--
tenn when bilious or costiYz; to dispel
Headaches, Colds and FeYers; to Cure
Habitual Constipation, Indigestion,
Piles, etc. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Company, San
Francisco, Cal. For sale IL so cent and
81 bottles by all leading druggists. A. c.
Smith & Co., agents, Salt Lake. is
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The champions in both League and
Association clubs. are running behind.
Chicago. Of the League. and Cincinnati,
of the Association, are leading the vans,
but the end of the season is long way
Oft as vet.
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DIED.

HowcRoFT-In this city, June ID, of heart
disease. MrE Mary Holla sd Howcroft,
wife OF JONI HowGrott: Deceased was
Funeral services will be held in the Nine
teenth Ward meeting house at m, to-
morrow Friends of the family are invited
TO attend.
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Grant Bros.' Transfar.

FROM ana after this date until further
notice Grant Bros Transfer will run
free omnibuses from all depots to the
Continental. Cullen, White, Cliff, Valley
Palace and Spencer hotels, Overland
House, Windsor and Railroad Elk
change. I
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Those decoctions served to the thirsty
and cold at the Occidental are delicious
pure and superior. First-class wines
LIQUORS, beers, ales and cigars. Family
supplies speciality.
I AgER Il MURPHY, Proprietors.
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Sears & Lfddie.

Ready-mixed Paints, Ready mixed
Carriage Paints, Brushes and Window
Glass. Reduced prices in Lead, Oil and
Turps. SO West, First South street. 5
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IT will pay you to read +. Auerbach &
Bros. large ADVERT, ement ana profit by
the offers that mammoth establishment
makes. I
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THE match race between Don Angus
and Pomp. comes off at the Jordsp
River Park course en- Wednesday, June
9TH,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-03

CALL on Mullen, corner Main and
Third South, and ask for his great E L.
caramels and taffies.
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THE Lake Park Resort Company7will
receive pr po sails for Saloon, Restau-
rant and Ice Cream privileges at Lake
Park Resort for this season up to June
9Th, noon. For particulars inquire at
sofice No. 2, Wasatch Building. The
right is reserved to reject any or sll pro-
posalg. GEORGE Goss.
For Lake Park Resort Co.
JuNE 2, 1888.
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To Rent.

A new brick house of three room, city
water. Apply to John Mcdonald &
Sons, 268 and 270 Main Street.
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DaIsefous Warm Beverages

DoN'T forget the" racing event of the
season, next Wednesday.
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China Mating.

Fine assortment at Dinwoodey's. S
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Candies.

Hyler's, Whitman's, French mixed
and the choicest OF creams and eandied
fruits at Muilen's. I
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Pools will be sold on the big match
race. at the Cullen, on Monday and
Tuesday evenings. 7
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To-day's Programme o .


AT1oA. NJ.
Hymn, Tabernacle Choir
Hymn, Tabernacle Choir.
Address.
Organ solo: Pilgrims Song OF Hope, Jo-
seph J. Daynes.
Lecture: Home Literature, Orson p.
Whitney.
Remarks.
Anthem, Tabernacle Choir.
Benediction.
Hymn, Tabernacle Choir.
Prayer.
Hymn, Tabernacle Choir
Sacrament and Presentation of Ofieers.
Epistle of the General Superintendency.
Quartette: Lord Remember me, Lizzie
Thomas, W h. Foster, Esther S. Grow, N
J. Thomas,
Lecture: On Studying the Doctrines of
the Church, John Nicholson,
Remarks.
Anthem, Tabernacle Choir.
Benediction.
ATSPM.
Organ Prelude, Joseph J. Daynes
Chorus: a. The Voice of the Bridegroom
Solo: b Oh God of Our Fathers, G.. d.
Pyper-Zion's Choral Union.
Prayer.
chorus: By the Rivers We Weep. lions
Choral Union.
Address.
Lecture: A Course of Reading, Junius r.
Solo: a. Soon Dearest Mother, Edith
Dinwoodey. b. Beam on Him Tendsrly.
Agnes thomas
ExhortstiOn.
Remarks.
Chorus: Hail to Belshazzar. lions Choral
Union
Benedietion.
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COAL! CoALl OoALi

At yard, so cents per ton less than
above prices. Special carload rates on
application. Clean screened coal.
Prompt and careful deliveries.
a. ]. GUNNELL, Agent.
Office, Wasatch corEer,g Telephone
240.
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Mr.. II. w. HANNA. the agent for the
lots in Santa Fe, will be in Salt Lake
City but ten days longer, and all wish
ing to secure lots at their present figure,
which is S.. call at his Office. Title gilt
edged, warrenty deed given. No taxes
on these lots until December, 1890.
Office with Cummings, Collins Il Co., 276
South. Main Street.
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IN THE AFTERNOON.

A large audience was present at 2
p. M, when J. F. Wells called the as
semblage to order.
Stephens juvenile class sang "Wel-
come to ALL" after which Charles Kelley
made thu opening prayer.
Stephens class 1.so sang "Jerusa-
lem."
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WE direct attention to our large omen
lad" elsewhere. We are off ring large
quantities of Sedsonable Goods at STAT
tower prices. Many of the lots will be
sold out the beginning of the week.
COIN Bros.
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T. r. JONES & Co. received, June 2,
1888: Germania bullion, 81, 470.55.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
Goose Bone CLUB.

1t is suggestod that ''goose bono
club be organized in Devils Lake. so
that we may be in Il position to accurate
ly determine the date when spring ar
rives. Tho plan OF goose homo club is
very simple. If tho first goose that flies
north in February or March has Il soft
breast bone, this u sure indication that
spring is ut hand. II tho bone is hard.
spring will arrive several weeks later on,
according to tho different degrees OF
hardness Of the bone. First you catcl,
your goose. This requires considerable
caution and some cxportncss. 1t also
requires man thoroughly injured to
the gnnse- pit-onc who has Il bu tialo coat,
u warming pan aud Il quart flask and Is
not susceptible to chillblalns. Sunset
Smith and Charley Fisher have proven,
themselves to DO tho most proficient as
well rs the most imperviouS goose pit
mon in tho town, and the INTER -OcEA n
nominates them for the position, as tloy
arc sure to he found In tho pit when the
first goose comes over. We would nom.
mate Judge Lord for tina position wore
1t not probable that he would attempt tc
ring in a pelican on the club. No time
should be lost in getting the club organ.
lied. The geese are likely to be with Us
before we know it.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
Fire Department. Affairs.

T XI0 O04oA oAt2AVAt 34AaAE0s
"A meeting of the fire department was
held last Friday evening for the purpose
OF discussing the choice for chief engi-
neer and assistant chief. Ordinance No.
9 of our new city government places the
appointment of these two officers with
the mayor, and they must be confirmed
by the council. The mayor and the coun.
Gil preferred an expression OF opinion
from the department before taking &C.
tion, and for that reason the meeting of
Friday evening was held. Tho depart.
ment showed by unanimous vote that
their choice was G. W. Kelley for chief
engineer and w. J. Christie for assistant
chief. The department then adjourned
to reconvene next Monday when it will
meet to elect company officers and trans
act other important business laid down
in the ordinance.
At Wednesday evenings special meet
ing of the council the mayor nominated
Messrs Kelley and Christie and the coun-
ell confirmed them. MIR. Kelley has
served the city faithfully in the same
position under the 0lu village govern
ment and Mr. Christie has nla.le an ex-
| cellent foreman Of the engine company.
will result in greatly strengthening our
department and preparing it for occupy
ing the proposed new city hall. Sutii-
cient money is now due the department
from the insurance companies to pur.
chase hats, belts and SHIRTS. and II the
city council can see its way clear to the
purchase Of another hose cart and some
additional hose, a new hose company
will doubtless DO organized. Our de.
partment should be encouraged, and the
lSTER-OcEAN is quite, sure the city
fathers intend to do all In their power to
help 1t to success aud make il the peer
of any department in North Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
Don't Go Thirsty.

"Thc Capital" under the manage
mel,t of tho woll-known caterer, Geo. II .
Clamp, and his genial assistant, John
Itomley continues to sustain its old time
and we'll deserved reputation. Mr.. Clapp
has secured tho agency for the Red River
Valley Brewing Co., Of Fargo. and also
Of the East Grand Forks brewery, and
the excellent beverages manufactured
by these institutions will be found con-
stantly on hand in any quantity. Deal :
advantage to order their beer of tho
Capital. which handles nothing but the
hest articles and sells at moderate prices.
Close access to tho manufacturers ena-
bles Mr.. Clapp to supply his customers
with cool fresh beer on the shortest
notice. The best of everything con-
stantiy on tap, including prompt and
efficient attention to business.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
Creamery Meeting.

A meeting OF farmers and dairymen
was hold Mt tho court house last Saturday
for tho purpose of discussing tho cream
cry question. Mr.. Allen Mettler was
present and explained tho plan of tho
cooperative creamery. Tao attendance
was quito large and Il full aud free dis.
cussion was indulged in. Three hund-
rcd cows were pledged, and no doubt as
many more will be added to tho list.
Mr.. Mcttler headed the list of suI,scrib-
crs to the proposed stock with $500. Tho
list was circulated during tho present
week and about $1,000 OF the stock has
been taken. \ meeting will DO calod mt
an carly day and tho organization will
be perfected, after which MIR. Mcttler
will commence getting things in readi-
ness for spring operations. The cream
cry seems now to be an assured fact,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
Devils Lake Feels Like Cuss,n'.

Johiel Rotnbaugh writes his son-in-
law. G. l.. Cryderman, that several fam
lilies had decided to return with him and
mako Ramsey county their home, but
the Internal lies printed in tho daily
papers about thousands of people freez-
ing to death III Dakota caused them to
change their minds. Between tho ''great
dallies" AMI tho dominant wing OF tho
Democracy, Dakota stands poor show.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
Splendld Flour Market.

A. w. Schmidt and 8. +. Knight were
up from Larimore Thursday tn inspect
our roller mill. Mr.. Schmidt thinks
this the best point in northwestern Da-
kota for -four market. The field is al
most Iimitless. There is no reason why
Devil. Lake should not supply the entire
western country rs far as Helena with
flour and feed. There is u fortune in the
business for a good business man and q
good miller.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
The Building ASSOCIATION.

A meeting OF the incorporators or tenn
porarv board Of directors of the Devils
Lake Building and Loan association was
held at Attorney Wisharts Office Mon
day evening, II. c. Hansbrough in the
chair and r. G. Lapham1acting AS secre-
tary.
On motion Of DR.. Percival, the chair
appointed T. G.. Lapham and $. F..
Thompson soliciting committee for all
that portion Of the city lying south Of
Fourth street and DR.. Pcrcival and W.
E. Higbee for all that portion lying north
of that street.
On motion it was ordered that SOC
copies of the bylaws be printed at once.
and that 1900 certificates Of stock be
printed.
Adjourned to meet next Tuesday even
ing.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
Popular Resort.

Large crowds are daily visiting tho
Enterprise to see tho fine new fixtures
Just put in by Mckee & Co., and to sam
pie tho excellent goods there to be found.
The Rudweiser beer is the best drawing
card of the season in tho beverage line.
For further particulars ask Challise and
Lake about il,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
New Styles.

H. G. RASMUSSEN, P. n. {.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
Butcher Wanted.

Elegant face powders and toilet articles
at the Parlor Drug Store.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25

Inquire at Farmers hotel, 4th st. s5t.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
List of Letters,

Remaining uncalled for at the post
Office at Devils Lake. D. r.. for the week
ending Feb. "a. 1883. II not called for
within thirty days they will he sent
to the dead letter Office. Parties calling
for any Of said letters will please say nd
vertised:
Coulmug, john McCrady, George
D"ran, Mrs Henry hc rady, G Z n
Griffin, Ike Raimey .J.hn
Mauh. Emanuel WitzI~iben Z G fsch INSTR
Man. DIT Williams Mr.
MCGOWAN, Florence
H. G. RASMUSSEN, p. II.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25

will open meat market next week
on Fourth street. (>2t N. K. LEE.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
Try Them.

Call and see the new styles Of wall
paper at the Parlor Dryg Store.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-26
N STANDARD Asl1NNVIL TENNEssFEsATURbAY NAY g. 1898
Creamery Opens

IUs H.ItUN rf sr eH 1L-.1 htH.t OF WV
On Monday, May 18th we are ready
to receive milk at the creamery.
Difficulties that could not be foreseen
have made it impossible to commence
operations sooner. We ask all par
ties who either have promised to
send us their milk, Or who later have
decided to do 50, not to wait, but to
send at once, and all they can, as the
success Of the creamery will depend
entirely on our patronage. All who
need cans in which to ship their milk
can get such at the creamery. The
nights milk will be kept sweet by
settingin cold water over night, and
night and morning milk will be ship
ped in separate cans every morning,
except Sunday. Milk will also be
received Saturday nights from those
who wish to send it.
q. We have the best and most conven-
lent creamery in this state, and all
farmers ought to keep in mind that
the creamery business will be entirely
for their benefit and for the improve
ment of their land through the in
creasing of the dairy business. If the
farmers will only thoroughly investi-
gate the matter, they will soon ac-
knowledge that where they before
have only kept few cows, now it
will pay them better to keep two or
three times the number. Remember,
the more milk you all produce, the
cheaper it will be to ship it; and the
more milk the creamery receives, the
better prices we can pay, the ex-
pense for manufacturing butter and
cheese out of 1000 lbs. of milk being
very little more than 1000 lbs. If all
will only try to do little at the start,
we are sure to succeed as well as
thousands of other creameries oper-
ated on the same plan have succeed
ed. All particulars about the haul
ing and shipping of the milk will be
furnished by the manager.
j. MOLDENHAWER,
Creamery Manager.
McMinnviile, Tenn, May q, 1888.