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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-26

many of them would have taken fire from
the showers of burning cinders.
THE CROWDS.
The crowd gathered rather slowly during
the first fifteen minutes after the alarm, but
as soon as it became known that the Guck-
enheimer building was burning the people
came IN hundreds. The theater was
crowded. but in a very few minutes after
the news Of the fire reached there, fully
half the male portion of the audience de-
serted Miss Lewis and started to the
scene of the fire. The largest portion of
the crowd gathered on Bay street, In the
open spsce in front of the building. In half
an hour after the alarm sounded between
1000 and 8 200 people we're on Bay street.
The heat became so intense after awhile
that the crowd was driven back to the
houses on the northern eide OF the street.
Crowds gathered at the mouth of every
street and lane opening on the fire, especi-
ally large crowds gathering on Barnard
street at the mouth Of the lane, and on
jefferson street at the corner of Bryan.
THOUSANDS AT THE FIRE.
The crowds numbered several thousand
people. 1t seemed as if the whole city was
ont TO see the blaze. The number Of
ladies was large, many of them remaining
at the fire until after ~ O'Clock.
The crowds pushed as near to the fire as
possible until barrel Of whisky exploded
or section of the wall fell out when they
would discrcetly retire for a short while.
If the police had not been very strict in
keeping the crowds back there would doubt
less have been a number OF accidents. As
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25

The Owl Football Club, with head
quarters at No. 116 Pavonia venue, went
On the excursion OF the Barry A. A. yes
terday. The Owls Will have its outing ON
Sunday September 16. They will 90 TO
Secaucus. Captain O'NeiIi will be in
command.
The Barrys and Owls will play a match
game on September 2S.
The Cable A. A. has organized o foot
ball team ID. Cahill is the captain. He
is looking for challenges.
The Gaelic Football Club at its last
the constitution aud bylaws. This CLUB
claims TO have the champion team of the
State in football u hurting. Two of
the members, +. Riordan and j. Sulli-
van were in the Dublin team when il de-
feated Wexford for the championship
OF Ireland. The senior and junior teams
had q practice game yesterday. The
member who was injured recently is
again able to play. William Ambrose
and ]. Holland are the husIlers of the
club.
The Barry A. A. will meet next Friday
night at No. 543 Henderson street, when
a junior ear will be selected.
rhe Shamrock Football Club held its
regular nesting or Friday night at its
rooms or Erie street. Delegates to the
convention were chosen. The House
Committee reported that 1t would refur-
nish the rooms in a few days. Tine club
will have its annual outing and games at
hock Cellar Park Union Hill, ON Septem-
Der Is. A feature of the day will be a
football match with the Warders.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25

WEsr SHORE RAILRoAp. q. :. G. ! .. R 3. ]

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. IN. Y. c. 8 H r R. r
" Co, lessees
as follows. aud q minutes earlier from the foot Of
Hamilton. London. Detroit and Chicago. .la@
m ST. 2o q I; M .ri ~ 81 3 p @I m.
toronto. ti0-O0 a m. 45i5. s8.5 p. M
BuaaIo. Rochsf or. Suspension Bridge. Niagara
ff Utica a and Ii syns c @- s.. j .,o5S 3 I ? mn M .ah SIS ..
M II - q. m ISns Only 70 gtieal MS M
"a Ss5.s .fs,oS ,lIS .slsp n r. .nao .,,s
crsnssonss,. West FONT soernwan EewoursAa
and s SO ; IN M for cornwall and ssssbarxh:
E ESssasas sls sad ne Sa Z aSs fo aAi Baf IA : S Il; TsiIs::
Toronto Detroit. Chicago and st, Louis on an
Saratoga speeials Y s. .. n ss5 p m Parl0r
Lake George +ll-ss a, m- tParior car sttacheaA
DAILY except sHndss; Hosaf I Bic pisoomSSliis. Grand
Hotel Station and fhoeatcia. SO. sllo9 tlLS5a
10 HC;,s r. nd y P P e, p I dor OK Kas i siIv5 am q. n.
+lL85 a. M. 345 .. M trains and sleeping car 70
New PATTI lakes aohoaE ana Minlswaskh s1
an siLoo: :iis 2, q rain, RAIN J. M fafi0f car =
Hf ssi f1 : oii e. Il special ssfardayo only llsp m. for
Hofei station ana Fhonacia. farior ear % Bloom
Vn rstskin Mountain Wight Line. asaa a. H. Sundays
only; Sleeping car 20 g 5 nosn,a,n and ma s,osmyiae
psle ! q 30 SssG 3 ana NJ I rsrios carr np to es sss sEila 10
sDaily. fEany except saturday. All other trains
d h1noks Sass ann eIn sis6o. sia1 Is a snms M, .. s.oo :. L. J lei
sey city. P. r r station. los0. *il0 a. m. stsss
F q; tickets, tims tables. parIor andsIseping car
sssogH cis5-R I, 4 station and 10 Hudson Street
HoDoken-5l Hudson street. and West shore stadon-
citv~Noz s7i. sss, IS. So Broad way. iss nowery. Y
stations West 4sd street and foot OF Jsy slrssI
= E LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
wander olt Av. New York
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
MARION RIFLEMgN.
Programme for Its Fourteenth Annual
Prize Shoot.


Prize Shoot.
The Marion Rifle Club will have its
fourteenth annual prize shoot at it's range
ut Marion on Monday. September 7
Labor Day. The programme is as fol-
lows
Target Of Honor-Open to members of
the club only. A handsome gold medal
will be given to the member making the
highest score Prizes contributed by
members aud friends Of thesclub will be
divided on this target. This target will
close at four o'clock D. m.
Ring target-200 yards; open to all
comers. Tickets, 81. Unlimited. Two
best tickets TO count for first three (3l
prizes. best tickets to count for follow. ng
prizes Shooter eau obtain but one d
prize and one premium. Ali ties TO he
divided. Prizes:-S25, $50, SIS, SO. s.. 81,
=, u, 81, 50. ~, 8. g, y. Premiums for
most rlngs:-S5, 50, 81.
Short Range, Distance rs feet 25 Ring
Target-Open 20 all corners. Any % cal.
rifle allowed. No restriction as to weight.
trigger pull or telescope sights. Entry,
30 cents Re-entries, 25 cents. Three
best tickets. All ties to be divided. Prizes
$500, $1,000, $500, 500, So. 90, 800. 500,
s. 800. 500. $500. 800, 500. Only one
prize can be obtained by each shooter.
Bulls eye target, 200 yards-Open to
all corners Tickets 90 shots,) 81. The
target has a black of II Inches. with a
three inch centre. only shots in the 3
inch centre count. which will be sig
nailed by a red flag. Re-entries unlim-
tied. Prizes to be awarded for the best
centre shets by measurement. Prizes
So. SIC, $40, S., Sc, 50. s.. 50, g, g. 81.
Premiums for most iags-S3, 81, 81. First
and lass flags, 81. This Target Will close
at 5 O'clock .. m. LIST shooting, Master II.
Hoersch; I'd, j. Rebham; Sd, j. Delhi.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
MAsrENs ALE-1 caAscERY OF Ne

MASTERS SALEM cAANcERY OF NEw
Between william b Southland. complain ant. ana
Hannah A Donaldson. George Harr lott and wife.
William Harriott. sherman Harriotr and ELIZABETH.
bis wife. anu others defendants.
ON bill. &c. and decree for sale.
By virtue OF q decree OF this Court made in the
above cause. bearing dCte on the eighth day OF
cree supplementary thereto, bearing date on the
thrice nth day of July. eightesn hundred aud
ninety-one. whereby tt was ordered. that the
mortgage premises described In the bill OF com
paint os sofa free and dl charged from all in
cum brances mentioned In the bill by tina sub
scsaber, one OF the Masters OF this Court
l, Isaac Romano, as such master, snail sell at
public ysndae TO To . highest bidder on Friday. the
eleventh dsy or Septemee next. a. two O'Clock ia
the aftern Don. on the premises hereinafter de-
scrfbed. All those two certain lots of lana and
Eourthl ward Of Jersey city. in the County OF
Hudson aud stale OF New Jersey. and which are
laid down on o certain map male by Joseph +.
Mangin entitled "A mao of that Dart of the Town
was hled in the Clerks Office OF the County or
Bergen. A. u. n04, ana are known on said map as
lots numbers one I'D and two t2jin block one hun
dred and ten 400 and which may lie more particu-
BEGINNING at the soufnwesterly corner formed
by the intersection OF North second and Provost
street.; thence running southeriy and along the
westerly side Of Provost street nifty 60 feet; thence
westerly ana parallel with North Sc cond sire q
one hundred no feet; thence ROrtbery and p5ral
lei with Provost street Fifty t5O feet; thence cast
erly and along the s~outherly size OF Nortn second
street one hundred llvl feet TO the point or place
OF BEGINNING. Zach OF said lots being iuenty- Ave
feet wide in front and rear by one hundred feet
deep throughout. together with all and singular
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining.
SAAC ROMAINE.
Master in Chancery OF New Jersey.
Dated August II. 1851
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25

the following matches were decided
Half mile run, six entries. won by r
Israel, Union A. G. One mile run, W.
Douglass, W. A. c.. first; +. Benedict.
w. A A.. second, aud T. Israel. W. A. O.,
third. Quarter mile runs +. Benedict.
w. A. A, first; W. Douglaes, W. A. c..
second, and K. Israel, third. Harry
Joyce, J. Fruend and W. Midwinter, all
from the Aroma A A.. ran q mile race,
aud Joyce won with Fruend second and
Midwinter third.
The Board OF Managers OF the Wayne
A C., will meet mex Thursday night.
August %. The new board will organize
on that day.
The Lenahan Athletic Association has
selected the following oficers:-Presi-
deut, Arthur. IT. Egan; Vice President,
John Colligan. Secretary. A. ]. Guiton;
Financial Secretary. J. N. Rstzer; Treas
urer. T. X. Lenahan; Sereeant-st-Arms,
w. Vogt This club will have its outing
aud games at Secaucus on Sunday,
August Is.
W~awapahah Tribe Of Redmen started
on its excursion to Greenwood Lake to-
day. IL will have \ series OF athletic
games. The exclusion Lett the Erie
depot at nine O'Clock.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
The Athletic Arena.

The warren A. A. held their regular
meeting last evening at their rooms, No.
100 Newark avenue. Almost every men,
Der was present, and one of the most en-
tbusiastfc meetings ever held by the clue
tool place. Four new members were
elected and thirty-seveu propositions re-
ceiyed, which were left over until the
next regular meeting Of the club, which
will lie held next Tuesday evening, Sep
tember l, at their new rooms, corner
Payonia avenue and Erie street, when
the initiation fee viii be raised from 81
TO g, and the dues from 10 cents a week
to so cents a month. Areport from the En-.
tertajnment ard Games Committee was
read. IL stated that the club cleared
S47. p on its Stag held fast "Wednesday
evening, also, that they mad engaged
Woods Hall for Monday eveniug, Nov.
%, when the CLUB viii hold a reception.
The committee are also making arrange
ments 70 hold another Stag during the
latter part of September. The President
appointed the following COMMITTEES BY
Laws, Membership, Arbitration, Athletic,
Rooms, Color and Emblem Committees,
Thu club will hold a special meeting at
its old rooms, Friday evening. Every
member should attend. The Board Of
Managers will meet next Wednesday even
ing, when they will make arrangements
TO buy suitable furniture for their new
rooms.
The NJ. J.. Heating A. A. will meet this
evening at its rooms, No. 800 Communi.
paw avenue. Any young man desiring TO
Join may do so by attending the meet
ing.
The t. j. Lane Association will hold its
regular meeting this evening, when new
officers will be elected and a late fixed
for the annual outing u games. ANY
young man desiring to join may do so by
attending the meeting.
M LII -
meeting this evening. The Rooms Com
mittee will report, and tine President, T..
Tormey, VIII appoint several new com
mittees.
The newly organized Aroma A. A. will
meet next Thursday evening. at Orient
HAL, ON jackson avenue Harry Joyce
will preside and new officers will be
elected, also a com mittee appointed to Sc.
cure permanent quarters for the club.
At West Side Park Sunday morning
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25

The programme follows:-Target OF
Honor for members only. three snots
each for the king medal and other prizes
Each participant viii be required 70 con-
tribute q prize valued at not less than -;
The German ring target is open to all
corners. Tickets for three shots will be
Two dollars. the two best tickets 70 count
tor the first three prizes. best sinRle ticket
to count for the other prizes. Ihere are
twelve prizes, varying from 50 tosl. Inc
main target is open to all the tickets Tor
three shots will cost fifty cents, and the
best single tickets will count There are
ten prizes, varying from fifteen TO one
dollar. The point target Is open 70 an
Tickets for ten shots win cost one dollar.
Twenty per cent OF the entrance Zee will
go TO expense account and the balance
win be divided into three prizes. Prem
iums will be awarded for the nrst ana last
bullis-eye and for the first bulPs.eye IN
each hour. The shoot Will be held rain
or shine.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
uupsoN couNrY couRr. ApkIL

HUDSON COUNTY ORPHANS COURT. APRIL
IL Term. !. b. 1891.
On the application of Catharine Dolan. admins
tratrfx OF Philip Dolan, deceased.
order to snow cause.
Catnarine ID Ian, administratrix OF Phihp Dolan.
deceased, having exhibited to this Coarf. under
oath. q just and true account Of the personal e-
Ia Q and debts OF said deceased, whereby IT ap-
pears that the personal estate of said Phiiip Dolan.
deceased. Is insufficient to pay his debts. and re-
quested the aid of the Courr in the premises
1t is ordered that all persons interested In the
lands, tenenents and real estate OF said PhillD
Dolan, deceas ed, appear before the Courc at the
Court House in Jersey City. on Friday the ed day
OF October next. TO show cause why so much OF
the said lands. tenements. heTedftamen Is ana real
estate of the said Philip Dolan. eeceased. should
not be so d. as will De sufieient TO pay mis- debts,
or the residue thereof as the case may require.
JAMES H o'SEIL
Clex
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
DAUYTLESS YAcHTsMEy.
What They Did at u Business Meeting
last Night.


The Dauntless Y. C. held its regular
meeting last evening at their | "a house
on tine shore. Several new members
we're elected, and seven were proposed.
The Regatta Committee reported that
the clubs games and dinner OF Sunday
was a decided success, aud that tnev
cleared over seventy-five dollars: Com
modora Bolen appointed the following
COMMITTEES TO secure rooms for the clue
in the city for the winter:-J. F1aherty,
Gus. Reynolds aud NJ. Lemon. @ Sell
mon. Carl Vessels and Ell fIanerty
vera ~aunointed to secure estimates on a
5O-foot boat. They will report at the
next m~eetlng.' II. Jeffreys, who won the
ali-around championship Of the CLUB
Sunday, will be matched against any
amateur in Jersey City ia an ail-around
Competition. The club viii back him.
The next meeting will Ds held next Mon
day evening at the club house.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Margaret Mccue. or NeHrgh. deceased.
John Sheridan and Philip Tumiiry. executors OF
Margaret McCue. or Me zugh. deceased. by order
Of the Surrogate OF Hudson county. dated
June 5. 1891. hereby give notice 70 the creditors OF
said deeedent 20 bring in their debts, dem an DIS ana
claims against the estate Of said decedcnt
from the date OF said order. on. they will 30 forever
barred OF any action therefor against said exc
cufoFs- join ShEKIpAN.
PHILIP TuMILfY.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
ssIesrE's NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors OF Daniel
Iofey ltrading As Daniel Tofey & Company OF
Jersey City. hudson county. Nes Jersey. that all
claims against MS estate must be exhibited to th3
subscriber. his assignee. az Ms once. No I tx
change place. Jerssf ItIy. New Jersey. un ier 0atn
or affirmation on or before the nineteenth day q
August next. being three months from the data OF
the assignment. or b. forever barred from coming
in for a dividend % the estate and said creditors
are further notified thai a list OF the claim against
the safn DanteI 1oMey will be nied witn the 9urro-
gate OF the County OF Hudson at the expiration or
said lhree monrns whoa exceptions thereto may
be nied by any person Interested -
Assigusa
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25

The Fort Lee and Shady Side aud
Pleasant Valley Gun Clubs will shoe:
their sweepstake match tomorrow at the
Fort Lee grounds. This match is caus-
ing much excitement and considerable
money viii be wagered on the results.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
NEW JERSEYS OLDEST RIFLE CLUE.

1t Will Have a Meeting at the Butts
Next Month.
The Newark Shooting Society. the
pioneer organization in this State. will
have its annual shooting festival at the
Newark Shooting Park on Labor Day. 1t
was organized in 1858. and tine next shoot
will be it's thirty eighth annual shoot
The Veterans, j. Coppersmith and A.
Begeron, will be the shooting masters.
The shooting will begin at ten o'clock in
the morning and close at six in the even
Ing. There will be several competitions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25

st. Joseph's Lyceum ...... 2 0 0 0 0 o 0 o. 8
St MichaeI's 4. ~ I. A.. v 1 v 0 l U y l l. 4
Two base his Smith.
Sacrifice hit8-Harringtou aud Smith.
Stolen bases-Smith, 3 Kelley. .
First base on bail, -On o'.seil. s. on Riley. l.
Hit by pitched Dali kltszimOas. , Mackson.
stuck out-By OtNeil, i by Riley, s
Passed = 2 Foster. J.
DouDls piays-dugnes augnes and Murphy;
O'Neii AM f-itzsimm0ns.
Time OF hours aud ave m inutes.
Umpires-Ar. Coae and III, Doran.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
OF

Notice ia hereby given that the final account OF
the subscriber. administratrix Of Ferdinand
StaeheIln, Geceased. will be audited and stated by
the Surrogate OF the county OF Hudson. anu report
d for settlement on Friday. the second day OF
October next.
Lated July q, A. D. ts9l.s
EMMA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
rha n,ocssan Bau League.

The team Of st. Joseph's Lyceum was
defeated on Sunday by the nine of Sc.
Michaeps Y. NJ. C. A. in acontest for the
championship Of the Diocesan League;
Il was a close and exciting contest and
the st. Michael's team did not capture
the winning run until the last inning.
VIE scofe.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice IS hereby given that the I'm al account OF
the EuDscrfoer. administrator or Edwin II. Reeve.
deceased. VIII De audited aud stated by this sur
rogafe OF the County OF Hudson. and reported for
settlement on Friaay. tnes.n day OF September
next
Dated June is a. D. ls9L
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
Notes.

Wigwam paid twenty to one and Dixie
ten to one at Gutenberg yesterday.
Hovart defeated v. G. Hall In the semi.
inal round at Newport yesterday.
The Rhode Island A c. which hung up
the purse for Cal Mccarthy and BOBBY
Burns has demanded that the principals
pay the referee for his services. The
watch M be abandoned.
. The final deposit for the match between
Billie henney and Alexander Gallagher
will be put up tonight.
The lacrosse trouble between the New
York and the Staten Island A. c. has
been settled.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
Diamond Chips.

The baseball team OF the Equita BILE Life
Assurance Society, aud the team of the
Lawyers Title Insurance Company will
play two games on the Woodward street
grounds or Labor Day. for a silver cup
valued at Sos. Both teams are uniformed.
The morning game will be called at ten
O'CLOCK. and the afternoon game at hall
past two. The batteries for the morning
contest will be Sipp n McGrane for
the Lawyers, aud McCabe and Douglass
for the Eoitable Life, for the afternoon
game, Jewesson aud Cakes for the Law.
yers, and Ravel and Hallock for the
Equitable Life. A big crowd is expected
at both games
Result OF League games yesterday
New York 3. Cincinnati 2; Chicago 4,
Brooklyn l; Pittsburgh 8, Boston 3. PHI
ladelphia IL. Cleveland 5.
Only four American Association climbs
MAYED yesterday. The scores:--Boston 5,
Athletic 3; Baltimore ID. Washington 0.
Eastern Association scores yesterday
Buffalo o. Syracuse s; Albany 2. Roches-
ter o..
The magnates of the Eastern Baseball
Association gathered in an Informal man
ner at Albany last night to contemplate
the possibility Of having to continue the
seasons series of games with foul clubs.
Rochester and Syracuse having been
playing TO small crowds and the other
clubs have been carrying them along.
No decision was reached, but both clubs
will probably be dropped at the eud OF
this week and the schedule, which was
rearranzed after New Haven aud Prevf-
dence dropped out, will be rounded out
with a series of twenty-five gaines be-
tween Albany, Buffalo. Troy and Leban-
on. High salaries and a larger travelling
expense account thar the attendance at
the games of the weaker clubs is the
cause.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
RAILRoADS.
ERIE RAILWAY EXCURSIONS.

EVERY WEDNEs-
DAY & SUNDAY,
SHOHQLA GLENN
$l.00.
EVERY wEDNBs
DAY & So SDAY
CIR EENWOQD
LAKE GLENS.
75e.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25

FOR 60 DAYS SO TEETH. $3.50 SIS SETS. $50
l. others $50. Gas free. Filling SC. No 2sv S1z<a
avenue. New York. near Eighteenth street
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-12-31
"Ou The Make"

To q student of our Institutions like
Professor Bryce. of England. it would
sufficiently describe Steve" Elkins,
President Harrison's q chuice for secre-
tary IT war. to characterize him with
an expressive bic of American slang AS
a politician who is ION the make"
The type is unfortunately too famIl-
lar. A large proportion of the pushing,
''hustling," wire pulling politicians are
in politics to make money. With them
politics is business legislation is a
gainful occupation. and administrative
office IS a place to be worked for all it
is WORTH" and party leadership is a
speculative ''gambling OH the chances -
Elkins is perfect type of the men
who deal in claims against the govern
mpnt as they would i'm mining claims,
who secure subsidies i'm order to share
in them. who vote tariff bounties to
enrich themselves, who obtain charters
to sell and land grants to "divy." 1t
is the same class that piles up pensions
to make votes for the party or to yield
fortunes in fees to favOrites. And its
animating idea is identical with that
which regards The public Offices ~
spuils of victory to be enjoyed as re-
wards or peddled as patronage.
Nothing more significant of the
degradation of our politics or bett. Z
calculated still further to lower its
is the appointment to cabinet Office
of Stephen b Elkins-a typical and
dangerous representative of the class
of men who are in politics for revenue
Only.-New York World.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-12-31

There is certainly some hope for the
editor of the EllinwoOd Advocate. We
learn that he has been circulating some
excellent tariff literature The Home
Marker Bnlletin-to his sui,scri ,ers -
PaWnee Rock Leader.
We have not the least idea What put
the above thought into Brother Lewis
head If he is in the habit Of imbibing
too freely. or ANYTHING of the sort. We
d" not know il. but We are compelled
tn contradict the above statement, sim
ply because we never. to our knowl-
edge. seen copy Of The Home Mar
ket Bnllrtin." much less circulate them.
We entertain n" hard feeling toward
the editor of the Leader whatever, for
the accusatinn but as we make enough
real b!un1erS we do not wish to be- ac-
cused "f having made one when
entirely innocent. Ellinwood Advo
cate