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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

IN
Consul wss made In 1877. Nj. Henrotini 10
new about forty-nve years old, and has
~ somo yeaso been recognized - ono
- ne mOa4 SAe-sightod Wsatern nnsn.
cicsS. In HI operations ~ banker and
broker he commands largo amounts Of
fcesiga capital and enjoys tho conn.
aenOs Of European investors.
Tho South and Central American
Rtatss doing business direct with Chi.
cago mAintaia Consular oiices In Chi.
cago. Mexico bsing represented by
6enor Felipe Herriorsbat. v~enesuela BY
Mr.. David u. Whiting and Argcntinc by
Mr.. y. q. Iludson. The two last-nsmed
are Chicago business men who attend 70
the dutics Of their ofiicos, like oil Con.
sular a9entn, foe tho foes.
Diplomatic Cousuls resolve Q stated
ealsry and gro compelled 70 remit oil
iees 70 The homo government They
ala0 transact oil busincsa direct with
The FOreign OfaoW Of tho countries they
rspesssaI COnsulAs Agents end Wise.
Consuls. o the Other hand. asAd their
.repcrts 10 tho Coaaula-Q encrai Of Minis.
eers, and. In licu Of salary, retain tho
fses Of choir o~tlccs. which frcq ucntly
amount 70 moro than the salariOs Ut
diplomatic Consuis. Mr.. Hsur0tin. tho
Belgian Coasul. fR example. according
70 . report II the Chicago Tribune, re-
Gently made oiA.o 900 In iess In one trans
action invOlving tho settlement II .
large Cstate. In all businesA VI this kind
Consular Agents being allowed two per
cont. OF the wrOss value Of tho property.
Il. w. WElPrlERr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
ssae rHasws Rallreadsrs.

TherV hAA becM IN even half dozen
great end famous prActicAl railroad mon
Of thu Northwest during thu present
9~cncr~tion. They are: Merrill, Of the
~ Paul; Newell. Of tho Lake Shore;
uuehitA Of tho Northwestern; Clarke.
Ut the Illinois Central; Potter, Of tho
Burlington 4 oulncy, and McMullin. Oi
the Alton. They ell began life a poor
and worked through that hustle
perioa which 10 = nesdful portion VI
every s~ucccaAful life. Mushits wHa Q
telegraph 0perAtor. but hes l0st his
cumming With the kcy. He Il . gSoa
oper~tor Aow. uader the old aystca,, bus
no has uOt hAd time 70 keep pacc with
tho improvement In s~Aesrioity. Msr.
Till va a. export In the matter a
track.lAytng. He never forgot his
speciality Of eAhy days. Newell com.
meuccd - . chaiaman II ~ eHsiuees
corps. hWS Asvce YVES IN expert In tri.
sngvlAtiaa uaul After much lAborious
practice. pOttep wHs N encrgruc Are.
man On The lowv divides oi the Chicago.
Burlington 4 ouiAcy. The writer often
rode On The engine With hin. i0e 'x)ld
POt" was . lover Of boys end always
their friend. AassAall n. kirkman,
coapes0lles a The HoeSAvsstsrn. 70 70.
dAy one ef The bsst.$osteA rAilposa nsa
10 Ne wUsA. aAA 10 lac thososgh wsss-
esa aAn. Mr.. HiskmsA y . puhlicis>
A. 10 - accepted authoeity upoa rail-
NJ matters ell ovee tha oehltry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
LAWS AGAINST GAMING,
\ Natter In which the Greet 0lscksSsol
was Deeply lstsrssted.

Sir William blackstone. writing a
the end Of last century. remarked thae
ut IL not ~ much our laws that are d..
sectivc - ourselves and our magistrate
In putting these laws into execution
In his day that was no doubt the case.
- We havc already seen; high play and
high liSe seemed n 20 together; 1. II %
record that In iIss he profits Of . gam
Ing club In the West sHd duv,ss the
eas amounted 10 no less than $50.
oo0. About the aam~ time Q LADY 10 n.
corded " have won 81, 900 q loo in one
night No wonder Blackstone ssye
that IL 10 Tho ssmine in high life thao
demands the attention Of the magic.
cate" II may. Of course. with perfect
safety b sAid that such things do aoA
~ on ~no~sdsys. and could not 70 %
without creating scandal that would
b. sur~ to arouas The authorities late
activity. Statistics orc. Of course, very
difacuI y obtain In sach masssrA =
81 any rate, such ~ caa 10 accepted -
reliable, and. though Il caa not b dis.
pass4 that gaming In West end club
life 10 not satircay sradicated. Il voslA
probably b found that the standard a
play ~ the Park Club We Q eood deol
In sxccss of what goes % elssvAsrs.
speaktag gsnsrsily Il nay safely -
said Mat play-eamiae II he sssise
sesss 81 he vesa-has vssy lssxsly q.
sressea during ~ last 1fsy ysass. "a
that this sppltss psrticsisriy 10 ~
sppss circles q ssctssy. A. TO 10
ssssss u tAts dses~eas aaay night -
sasgssteA; II 10 doubtful u The lav hss
he'd much taaHsscs hers. sAossh. a.
s~ssssioasbiy. u Ass desc nscH - ~
psso eeahltAg am0eg the lsvse
elssssA II 10 vsss The hsAis q socsssv
n play he svsss ptvsry q ssrisi liSs
u Ills cosntry vsslA s-scssassily usko
Ne 1saascs 81 Tie ssshsruss essy.
Probably 10 b mere due - Tie sr~ssss
variety 81 esrapssaos ~ ansoueuS
esoeassa WITH gssssss facilities ~
torooessoa. vAcA ell a-oaoSsllss ~
uns 81 Leisure vAieA e.aias =.
mazda While ~ ssssass ssppssss q
IN s~ssssslly, ~ hotter Aiststbstios q
vseisA. ssA show ell tss evsdsaS
sAaetA6 fsso astsssrs0ASs late cSsN(
osseaai cAxlsA ell ~ - diveecs ~
80 ~tssspsrShls ss0sisittss Sos ~
p~sevalsHcs 81 Atet plsy--sspssAssso
s~aisA ~ ~ sesA-SinstsssA CsaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

Oonsul ~ Bou. cOiOxHa. sApsIsn.
19kass 6Sbasqusally 10 ssrvsd In ~
800 capaniU 1t. Csen and Rochelle.
sAfsss eilAteea years af seevice ho wa
yeoasosed 10 th~~C snsvlats d Panama.
go . pear later he JWAa tsaAsfcrred
- Chieago. Enslish Consuls, aAido from
ascending - tAels commercial autios,
aAsc The right 70 marry subjAota Of the
'oAeea tceidins 10 foPsiga lands. and
qre c~ornpclled 70 regiatsr births and
daaths Of EnaliSAmen. duties which
make the Chicago oalee any thing but
Z sineCurN lE
0csmany's iirst diplomatic Consul was
N. HiAkel, who sseved from is77 u
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

active busin0Ds
10 larger than
that Of many
Consuls-0 General.
Tho .dosn Of chi.
cago's
corpA thistle, the
oldest memhNin
length Of service.
10 Mr.. Honry
Csusseniua. who
TVfW~u& Wv
"A ustPo-Hung<
rian empire. The
Consul In . tWiA
man. sixty.thsDe
years o9ege. who
hes hpld many
Consular eP
pointmsuU In
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

~. Dseler b 90
6ecn . resident
q Chicago since
1854, and he's
ACID many hon.
0rary omOes. In
his ospscity -
Consul he has ri.
ways msde wsr
On the Mofmon|
church, ana he's
becA instrument
q IN rcscnine
many deludsd
Danish. women
and girls from
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

well. " o
INK Ito 10
IN ~cnterprisina
man " has
done moro 70
build up trade
bot " the
countries 10 rep
rcscnts and the
Unitcd Shtos
than oil the
other Cpnauls
U I together.
disappointment
a. nA1AtAA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

Nsstle Of IL Boargst, OckAtr =. ls1A
vas ds6oratsa With The Iron Cruss anA
nlvea aoeAmlssioA. Atths Gloss Of Tho
Was he reeuost .Alei stsatp~ ssd sitter.
Wora served his government II various
civil olnccs. IN tsSs he satered the seey-
- q he TurkisA Oovsenmeae alling
tAs position oi Chlse Aavises - he
lflnistse Of Conmesps anA Agriculture
n tueA no married Niss Adele MsAlig.
AAaghtes Of ne 6ul>aaaeAiee pAysietAa.
Alt9r three yssss' sssvtes WITH Tie Rsrts
- Aposptsd Tie Chioago C~oasalats. Of.
Aueo4 70 hin by Primes DtsmAsek. Tls
AnUss q The 0ssmaa CpasalAAs ass ~.
easdiAsly heavy. owing - Ne lasss
0esnan popslAAea Of NE Northwest
DuaAes attending 10 AA regular duties
~ Coasul u required - Transmit - his
sUovsrancnt reports % The dOlu0a q
0esnAs Anarchists aAA eeoiAlists -
Glains y CAiesge ~ Other wsslssa
.GA1kaa
nsee-esurths Of the buslaess bstuesA
- UAlte1 States anA YtAnoe y tsaas-
soo1o6 q Chicago, hsAee the Oeasalste
- tAla polAt u oonsAdesed on6 oe the
loeet important b ~ IssslSa o0ae y
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24


geatert part OF
his lite. The
C0loael 10 dtc
ni1ed gentle
sboutdxty.
mo years Of 49,
. graduate
q Oxford. The
early part Of bin
He ho spent In
Ase MAj~sy's
DsiusA 0'Wo6s
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

10 wAA
s.'s'ceeded BY tho
herCn voa Nor.
d~cuhychI The
Baron II Q com.
pN~uvely young
UAn. who hos 3
bright future 10
foro him. Attic
Ne OF n~inUteea,
whoa . ,nNsV DOL.
l%e youth, he
eniYStSd iVr act
val sesuioe In The
fran~. prusniAn
war. and for
bravery q che
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

Tnxnn 10 cossiasrsbls 1iaersnss -
tween Dsate's Immortal poem md Rev.
oa0 Jonees yet 60 sthe Divine Comedy
Oa1tAsethsetAs Ceas1y DtviAA.-TynA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

6trsasrr IN dine nssssu) -sAy,
vAsrSS The wslkis' match yva sAvse.
tlncdr
Aaaascs--ses ~ iivia'skslsaoa evss
tAssse
"vWh"
"Well. thAt,u Nautilus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

worth mosc than any earthly poassssion.
because they hid US In the temple. And
when days VI temptation have come
upon my soul I have gone there for shel.
ter; aud when asssalNd OF sorrows I
have gum there tor comfort and thev
] Q - live. want IKE JoaSh, u
stay thew until ~coronasioa. I meaa u
b. buried = ~ the hesss u God.
u men OF the wush outside there. b.
traycd, caricaturcA, and cheated Of The
world. vhy do you 90 oome In through
The hrssd. ~widsOyea der Of Christisa
eommuaious ! Wish ] could cot the
post Of JehUheho today. and ssrsl yoa
away ssvm your psals sAA hide yus n
The seUple. Hov tew a ~ s~ppeeciass
the test that the sAurchs &A 10 . AtA.
tAe pAnce. Thew are - ,aay people
vhe Dss he ChSssA - - ZOE . nssk
that hey b-srudss Il svssy thing. svss
the NV doliars they stvs toward Il
Thy make - acriaeeA They ds1e Z
lisAbO out u theis s~urplusass. They y
tAsts bascherS All. saA they pay sAsil
AaAlorA. sSA they ~ every BODY III
~ Losa. sSd they co0s In 81 ~ laa,
- pay he tAea In i1is eAuscA. saa tsvvs
= hey say.
"Tksee. Lara. Il ID; II you vtl Asss
10 take n-aov. take IL take ~ osl
~ . rscetps II fall aaA deat hssAes ~
ssso agaisr'
It'll yps tAes~ u aos nose sAaa ~
nsa ess u . sA0aaAaA hat spessets6,
vhAs ~ church ~ Whsss arv ~
so0ls tAss pss sssAs eas-seash Tor Cbsis
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

Wall como 10 . throne or . crown. IL
pcrmittcd. Hut sin. the old AthAliah.
g0cs forth 10 the massacre. Murdcrous
temptations Arr out for the aasAAsiuA.
tAOn. valenA the Emperor, wes told
that there wsa somebody II bis realm
who would ususD his thsOne> md that
the name Of the man who should b the
usurper would hreia with ~ lestrra r.
II. T. a u, aHd the edics vent forth
from the Enperor's throne: "kiil
every body whsss name bcstns with +.
II. T. Il n" And hundreds asa thou.
sanda we're slsin, hoping BY that mssss.
ere - put ~ end 70 that ese Sssspss.
Nut ain 10 moss terrific II ~ a~caancia.
taOa. IL nattsrv Dot how you spcll your
AAmN you csns uades ~ katie. undss
~ sword. under ~ AooU wAlso sAers
b soue oaaaipoesas whei br0asht 70
Ne ssacua. Hut hlesseA - Goa. therv
u such . tAisg - ~delvssaAg . royal soul.
Who Will Snatch away leash.
This aaeasHeoa. In your sabbath.
Ch0ol clAaA thew wiu Ne Prtace 81
0-0d-spsss Oas wAO ny yet reign q
Kias tussvsr bsfese The thsUac; shsrs
will b ssas ons N 80 clsAs vho Aas q
c0srups vAysicAl iAhsAAnes; there Will
- ssae oas IN y9ns Glen uho has
htAss aaA mother wA0 = Hos kns~
A0w ~ prAy; shssV viii - sone . II
yoas elaas vAo 10 destined - ceanasl
In church ~ ~Stals-eone CsUAwsu h
diAsUlve . psrlianeaA some 0sssA0sse
- teScA The wsld's Asrp sestasA ssoa
JOAA Howard - puas fresh CIR Int w
l~aaAsesso. sssAs Tossnce Nightingale 4
haHaAes the battle wound. 500 Ats
Nx = soeaAs Ne esNssA AeNlA aml
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

While the Southern farmer has much to
complain of so far rs the general depression
In agriculture is concerned, he is largely
exempt from one evil which increases the
heaylness Of the burden which the Northern
and Western farmer Is bearing in common
with himself We refer 10 the far greater
extent TO which farm mortgages prevail at
the North and in the West. as compared
with the number Of such mortgages to he
found In the South.
II Is stated, for instance, that az least
3Sl< per cent. OF the farms Of New England
are mortgagcd 10 the capitalists. The New
York State agent reported about eighteen
months ago, that "tbere are large numbers
OF farms that were purchased ten years ago
and morsgaged. which would not now sell
for more than the face Of the mortgages,
owing to the depreciation of the farm lands,
which. on an average, is 33 per cent. in ten
years. Probably one-third Of the farms IN
the state would not sell for more than the
cost Of the buildings and other improve
ments, owing 70 the shrinkage
Thirty per cent OF the farms in the state
are mortgagcd. ranging from per cent. Of
their value TO 100 per cent; average, Cos
per cent. OF estimated value. These secur-
ties are held by retired or more successful
farmers. merchants, savings banks and in
surance companies
The State Of Ohio has, according to Off
ciaI reports, 29l,OOo mortgages on Sl,22O,-
262, 595 Of real estate, only small part Of
this enormous gam covering the value Of
real estate other than farm property.
The commissioner Of labor statistics Of /
Michigan, declares In his last report that
ssthe assessed valuation Of all farms re-
ported is sl04, s5i.CC3, upon which there is a
mortgage Indebtedness Of S31,4i6,272, or
title more than 10 per cent. Of the total as
essed valuation, and nearly n per cent on
hat OF the farms morlgaged. The assessed
aluatIou Of the farms In the state is $780,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

~, ,,,,tbine that could have happened.
1 Trdcr ne practices Of protective iaIiii men
!, 'nosition this silver ore came IN free. and
some capitalists. figuring that here was q
common point at which the various Kinds
of ore. lllxos. fuel. &C., could be more eco
nomically and conyenientlybrought together,
uanportation aud market considered, inves-
ted Million i'm the largest manufacturing
plant wehavc in the state. For ten years IL
has quietly operated among us without
deirimcnt in competition 10 other interests.
But "A few rotten borough- IN the mountains
owned by men who have monopoly oi the
nux ores. must have their price Tor 'ouns
the ticket in 1883. and as proiectoni'ls we
Of Kansas. who have always voice Nl'u ,,
question. must squat, set down on Vpl n ~
lies. and hermit this institution 10 ne ein-
barra.1od or taxed ont, ana any lu''he'
["v.ionmcni Of this industry among us ao-
e1l,,tclv prohibited. We must cut OFT our
80 ana Give our nearest market over 10
,to English and Germans. IL looks as
thourh they had placed Kansas ~ the
column devoted 20 the demcnted or idiouc.
This Is not question Of protection put a
clear steal no our expense. Kansas should
Kick until there b. not "a particle oil nreecn-
ing. traces, whiilleirce, or dashboard ieit'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

The somewhat astonishing statement Is
made that the Mckinley BILL instead of re-
ducinc the revenue 10y S6O,OOOOOo' as The
Repubiic?n members Of the Ways ana
Means Committee at first confidently de-
clared it would do, will increase thereVenue
bv at least 81. 600, 900. This is the result OF
a careful examination and comparison Of
the various figures connected with the BILL
this estimate having been drawn up 10y the
statistician Of the Treasury and is, there
fore. substantially accurate.
The Republicans have been reducing their
estimates Of the amount Of revenue when
,hev had announced would be saved by the
Mckinley bill, until from S6o,OOO,OOO they
have fallen to $40, OOoOOO, aad from S2O,O ooo
10 zero. The increase in tberevenue that VIII
be brought about 10y the bill Will hardly
sion short at Si2Ooo.OOO From this esii-
mate the cutlery and glass schedules are
omitted. and what is still more important.
the increase Of duty on tin plate. This Will
not 90 into effect until 1891, but from that
time will add $1,000, 900 70 the revenue. The
new revenue is to be raised on tin plate
wool. hides. flax, hemp, hops and tobacco
and also from higher taxes on Wooien
goods, linen, cotton goods and other
articles which are considered among the
most ordinary nccessaries Of life.
II is estimated by the statistician already
quoted that these new taxes will increase
the revenue By $50. 900. while the reduc-
ton under the bin will amount TO $8,oo0'-
600. This leaves a difference of Si1'ooo'ooo'
as the amount by which the burdens under
which the people are already sroaning'
will be increased if the Mckinley Bill Is
nassed as IL now stands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

DR.. Maurice Bloomfield who Is coniiiOu'-
ING 10 the Baltimore sun an interesting
study Of human types. makes the ioi'o"'"E
statements. which should fasien the alien-
ton Of would-bcl solvers IN the North oil tue
.,..,ro nroblem in the South. "lhe pigment
r.bicb il contained IN the cells between the
lime skin and the outer cuticle is very car
honaceous- almost pure carbon. The ac-
cumulation Of this carbon in the skin Of the
dark race, is said to be due fol
the warmer air deficient in oxygen. which
they breathe. This deficiency in oxygen
produces weaker kind Of respiration.
which does not eliminate the superfluOus
carbon from the system. Less oxygen is
arrived into the blood, less carbon is seized
and less carbonic acid gas escapes. Thus
an increased quantity Of carbon is thrown
into the tissues Of the body. The carbon Is
then said 10 settle i'm the skin owing 70 the
influence of light"
Now here is a real chance for practical
demonstration by theorists Of philanthropy.
Let some Of the more influential ones form
the Association for the Oxidation ofthe he
gro. and there is no doubt that the treas
urer would soon be busy boarding the con-
iributions which would pour into his hands.
Should there be a deficiency, there is that
surplus which the Republicans are aching
10 reduce, and such q scheme would be
great aid to them.
When the necessary funds shall have
been raised large oxygen factory shall be
erected. This would give employment to
Thousands Of laborers who, at present are
enioying the leisure conferred upon them by
grace Of the preventive tariff. Bfer sher-
man will watch that the factory be not
swallowed in an oxygen trust, and Brer
Mckinley will so raise the duties on oxygen
that no foreign pauper- manufactured
product may enter the country ana
stranele the infant industry. Then
House Of Representatives Reed VIII
pass a law compelling every negro in
the South to use daily before meals tine bot
ties ofoxygen, which will be shipped TO him
from the North, and B'rer Ingalls, will start
his Windmill going so that whatever oNy-
gen escapes during treatment may be waii-
ed far and wide. Thus HE oratory will be
utilized.
Now this scheme goes right to the root Of
the whole matter. and would render unrc-
cessary Blair bill, stealing Of new States
and fabricated majorties in the lower house
Of Congress. 10 should Zee adopted at once.
as the rapid rate at which industries are
springing up in the South is likely to result
in more carbon in the atmosphere.
But the negro. What will he say; o..
he is never considered i'm philanthropic
plans at the North. Professional philan-
thropists there know nothing about him
really except what they may CLEAN from
specimens Of him which they utterly dis
regard in the North. But professional lhi-
lanthropy has 10 make a living and must
have a vent. and the oxidizati0n Of the
negro is a vast undertaking that would
give employment for many years 70 many
lovers Of the race in the North, and they
might consent 10 receive iew hints from
the Southern people who know the negro,
whom the negro regards as his real friends,
and who are the real friends Of the negro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
SATURDAY. APRIL y, 1890.


Az stated in Yesterdays TINES the pei"
Jurors for the April term Of Tie On''ea
states Circuit Court have been drawn an"
il is probable that the cases OF Messrs'
smith Guiron. Bel,in and others, recently
indicted by the grand jury, Will be urea
during the term. These gentlemen as j.
well known, are charged with having OBJ
s,ructed voters in Jackson ward during the
loo, Congressional election, because Inc!
ala their duty at the polls as challengers'
and refused tostand by quietly ana a'io" any
man whom they suspected was eiiher MOI
registered at all, or, If 40. Improperly regis
,ered from depositing his ballot without ihe
locality Of his act being questioned. f'r
mus doing as they were sworn to DO as
challenrers. they have been arraigned ne
e,ro the Tnited states grand jury ana have
had true bills Of indictment found against
them.
Ever since the war the United states
courts i'm The South have been so frequently
worked as political machines against
southern Democrats that our people nave
come naturally and inycluntarily' TO re-
card all political cases brought before them
moro "a nersecution than as prosecution
There Is no reason. however, why the resui'
Of the cases under consideration should lehu
IN confirm and strengthen that feeling. 90
the peiit Jurors who will hear ana deter
nina those indictments. there are
number Of our bestknown citizens WHO
are recognized everywhere as men OF
intelligence and fair-mindedness' VINO can
10 relied ON for carefully investigating aud
considering all matters brought before them'
and rendering an impartial verdict thereon
The only danger is that when the time comes
for the Jury TO be impanelled they may moi
he ON hand and cannot be found IN when
ovept opportunity will De given TO partisan
officials to place their political friends ana
adherents in the place Of the delinquen's'
and so. 10 all intents and purposes, pack
the Jury from bystanders.
The gentlemen whose names have been pub
lished as having been drawn 10 serve should
make it their contentious duty to prevent
the nossibilitv even Of such an iniquity.
INNS thcy can do by reporting prVmpuj'
answering to their names when called,
taking their oaths. and doing their duty as
mrvmen. If they will do this, there is no
danger Of a jury being formed with mali
cious intent. or TO which either the gentle
men indicted, or their friends, VIII not
Willingly submit their cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
MTEST END LAND AND IMPROVE
w MENI COMPANY.

At the annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF this company. held on the second day oi
April. 1890. the following resolutions were
adopted:
"Hes0lvod. That the directors be, and they
are hereby. authorized 90 purchase one thou
sand shares OF the stock OF this company
from the lowest bidder.
"ifesolycd. further, That whenever ihefe is
sufficient money in the treasury rom inc
sales of property the said directors are here
hy authorized no purchase five hundred more
shares Oi said stock.
"fhc directors may put limit on tho price
90 Doe paid for the said stock or not as may
seem best.
Oncrs t0 be made under seal and opened ai-
ter due notice iu the presence ot the direc-
tors.
fn accordance with the foregoing resolu-
lions, the company offers TO purchase one
thousand shares of lts stock from the lowest
bidder
All bids sh0uid poe under seal marked bids
flr stock. and Will Doe received up 90 3D. clock
p. ~, April 10. 1870.
On the DIST April. 1890, they Will be OPEN
od boo the presence of the directors.
so bids higher than $50 per share Will De
COZ .idcrDi.
1.-Two OF more bids are made at the same
piltr tud rnOrn etoof i4 offered than needeu,
am aIporfiOnmcnt pro rata VIII Zoe mace
amongst such bidders.
JAMES IA. DOOLEY, President.
GEORGE j.. ROGERS, Secretary.
api-eodtl0
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81 ,025. upon which the estimated .''''-
ca,o indebtedness is s6f.3e2.5So. win an
annual interest charge ofsi.cao, 2c' on farms
alone. 90. ,.,
rhe Bureau Of Labor Statistics LOT .'s
e.a,oofIlllnois has presented report when
sbows that the farm lands Of the state have
mortgages upon them TO the amount OF
sts3. 7s8. OoS. while the volume Of the mort
gage business for Kansas. Nebraska. Min
nessota and Dakotah is stated auihoria-
lively to be $3.50, 100000 yearly.
In all the States Of the North and West
the growth In the volume Of this business
in recent years, has been enormous. At the
South. on the other hand, the increase has
not been notable owing probably to the
greater difficulty that has hitherto prevailed
In disposing Of land.