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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-27

The Lisbon shopkecpers show their dislike OF Eng
land by displaying the pacard American talked
here instead of the traditional legend English
spoken here.
At the Summer Hotel-What fear hath chilled the
glddy throng! What terror stills the merry song ?
hath come the house to greet The guests from ban
quot table hy with pallId cheek and garing eye the
landlord eToans, the feeble clerk turns or the gas
md all is dark. OF light and love and mirt. bereft
the lonely tavern stu Is left hear Miss Dell Sartay
rece how "Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight p
(R. }. Burdette in Philadelphia Press.
The Rev. Mark Guy Pearce. of London, tells of
one of his deaconesses who went TO mother of a
child Of the slums and offered to take her for walk
in the park The little had never seen a tree
even When she saw the fountain III the park she
asked Is this the seai' No that Is not tho sea-
Is the sea larger than thati "Yes' "Coud walk
round IT." "No' Then II must be as large
square And. az she brought the little one back
man who lived in the top story of the same house
said to her: Il am I'm atheist by right, you know,
bat cannot help saying to you, God bless YOU
Daniel webster's Old Boots.--we spoke few DAYS
ago Of the veritabe boots which Daniel Webster the
great expOunder OF the Constitution wore when upon
his farm at Franklin. The same boots In which the
great man stood ana which directly through the
hands Of judge Nesmith and John ). Walker are now
oiety on exhibition In John c. ThOrues shoe store
window. They of hip leather, pegged s0les and
heels with square toes. aud veil preseryedlCon
cord Monitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-27

There is something gratifyngy tangible in
the announcement telegraphed from Chicago
that work upon the first of the Worlds Fair
buildings was actually begun yesterday. Here
tofo,e the Fair has somehow appeared vague,
shadow Observation-Disclosures excepting, of
course. the little differences of opinion between
the Fair Commission and the National Board
OF Control--but here is something that the mind
can grasp and cling to, whatever storms of
doubt arise Building No. l is the Woman's
Building and the women Of the country gem
orally are 10 be congratulated on this mornings
news Yesterday was proud day for Woman,
for the Womans Building and-need we say
it?-fOr Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-27

People who were downtown about 4 o'clock
yesterday were surprised to find that there was
no ball game played at the Polo Grounds on ac-
count of heavy rainfall. People at the Polo
Grounds were not little startled by the sudden
change of programme, for Just as the game was
on the point of starting and the first batsman
was walking TO position, the heavens opened
and great bucketSful OF water dropped down
from what apparently moment before was
clear sky. The grounds were Delayed in few
minutes and baseball wa an impossibiIity. 1t
Is pity that the Giants missed the chance Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-27
DON'T KICK,

Though the weather be wet
And your clothing be mussed,
BE a brick.
Don't grumblc and fret,
For the rain, don't forget,
Is laying the dust.
Don't kick.
Though the weather be hot
And boiled be your blood
Till It's thick,
Re content with your lot,
For the sunshine Is what
Is drying the mud.
Don't kick.
Speaking Of the shifting weather.
Tell You what / wish you'd do:
Wish you'd please inform me whether
1t Is hot enough for you.
1t Is (cold) enough for you.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27
RxFi.EN POLITICS.

The following item from the
Y. Y Press forcibly presents, "be-
tween the lines how insignif-
cant the price Of labor is considered
IN political affairs:
In the year 1857 the American
workingman paid for his overalls
an a,pral price of Sl.20
= Z : ssee l.sssZ =
In l89n, the last year Of the tariff
Of 1888, he paid 19 rents,
.,Es.z-1 : .7s.7- =. -.--1i i..,.lz i.is -
In 1901 the "MJNinley prices"
far ovprulls are 20 cents.
f--.5s5s!sss.; =. sl.sss:-j
The above comparison Of prices
suggests a tbonsand gross wrongs
affecting huudredS Of thousands Of
workin9men, women and children
in such a manner and TO such an
extent that it should not alone be
considered a political dishenor to
acknowledge, but Hational dis
grace whi~h all true Americans
should ever he on the alert to
change at the earliest possible mo-
mcnt. oIitical boast of any party
to be presented for the calm cons'd-
Grafton OF the voter, that since
1857 up to the tariff act Of 1888 the
average cost to home consumption
was 1.20, while sin that time up
TO 1890 the price has been reduced
to 65 Sc per cent. Of what it was
prior to tie tariff-not satisfied
with The reduction they must boast
Of stlIl greater "McK!pley" re
duecd price-list which in one year
amounts to 7 cents in 70 ccnts.
The American people wl.o are able
to live in comfort, "don't havo to
wear overala' or make them, to-
gcther with the poor deluded, i'm
ported ioreign iuborcr, may think
uothing of this matter or may ap
prove Of it.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

To ALL WHog 1T MAY CONCERN,
l. Jas L. Hinklc, chairman of the bossd oi
County Commissioners of Lincoln county. c.ri-
tory Of New Mexico, call upon the person or rer'
sons holding eight per cont. Lincoln county
bonds. numbers p and . Of denomination each
of SlCOq, and eight per cent. Lincoln county
bonds numbers !, = 3. T. 3, and and Of denom-
nation each OF 500, to present said bonds Tor
payenlnt. 10 the treasurer oi Lincoln county,
New Mexico. on the III rst day OF January, \ u
w al the Office % said treasurer iu tho town
and county Cf Lincoln, aud the sauc viii ~
paid in full, principal and interest. and II said
bonds are not presented for payment On said
day, the interest that accrue upon said bDu-is
from and after said first day Of January A. d.
1852 win he barred by virtue Of the statute
Witness my hand and seal Of said Board o!
County Commissioners this I'd day Of Noycm
Dor 4. d. 1891.
IsEALl J. +. HNKLE,
Chairman OF Board
Attest:
GEORGE SENA,
Clerk g Board.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27
Railroad X ing. Loo&out Tor Cars!

In early days when eastern states
were just beginning to have rail
roads crossing through farms and
when stock was occasionally killed
by train, farmers who considered
their farms injured or ruined hv
those roads used TO try to incite an
tagonism among the people aud
hurt tie feelings Of the railroad
officials by changing the signs from
"RaiIroad crossing, look cut for
the Locomotive" to "Railroad cross
irg, prepare to meet your God. "
We desire to gay to "croakors" and
those who speak diyparagingly Of
the probable success Of the Denver,
Las Vegas, White Oaks & El Puso
Short Line, that ~ this day end
age your old fcgyisms are loss rx,
cusab!e than those which you
laugh at which occurred two gem
eratIons ago when railroad build
ing was in its infancy and that you
are liIb'o to ct run over by come
oX.cart or burro.toam il you don't
keep out Of the pVhlio roads; YOU
had better take to the woods emp
even then lightning may strike
you for goodness sake keep away
from other people or you may
catch railroad eczema. DO YOU
catch on? Keep qaiet and some
one may think You know some.
thing anyhow, but il you can't
keep quiet, time ut last makes al.
things right and you can finally
repaint the railway crnssirg boards
on the White Oaks railroad and ger
run over like any other IDIOT and
be gathered to ycut forcfat crs whc
were SO slow that they have no! got
much start Of YOU on their way tc
the next station.
The roi'toal Il c1miay- porhap-
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

Here is matter that is worthy
Of the consideration of al old sol
dieis-ws mean blue and grey
who may 5e ahlo to get to Chicago
in '93. The OLD ARE EAGLE is con
dech" ready to serve the boys" in
any way desired. Talk this up in
Lincoln county and lot US hear from
those interested. We expect to
correspond with Mssscs Lee & Fon-
tainc
An appeal for financial aid has
been issued by Colonel g. I. Lee,
Of Monticello, His, and Major La
mar Foutaino, Of Shaw, Miss, "to
ali survivors ol the iatc conflict be
tween the north and south, and to
al citizens Of 5he United States
who are friendly to the movement
innuguratcA to bring veterans OF
both armirs together in one grand
encampment at Chicago in 1898,
during tho World, far. We need
money to make this rednion sue
cess. Ours is a mission OF peace,
and its grand o'jact is to bring ths
boss who wore the blue ana thcse
v no wore tie grey together, in one
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

No o,bcr him. l.. ,Il,h,sl,,.
May soar go luei or Tar a.
with ufrioss wings eieafe lie air,
I'm here ana there, and ev"ty'2here-
NoW looking for some maple wight
Now sporting "iththe seph5rs light
Where J go though far or near
I'm monarch ofthe atmoapaoFef
Uhoeo ava. 90, h.;..t,+ a.. .h,,r ,.ino,
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

President Harrison s at work
upon his annual message to Con.
gress. This document will be an
important cne, as it will deal with
the tariff, reciprocity, the Behring
sea muddie and the Italian and
Chilean difficulties. The President
is considering carefully al these
matters. and is likely to make some
very decided recommendations to
Congress in the document
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

presents from her future husband. After
wearing them several times she com
planned of peculiar itching in her eyes,
An oculist discovered upon examination
that her eyelids were poisoned. He at
tempted in vain to cure them. The
malady developed 50 rapidly that the
young wonan's left eye had to be re-
moved. The wells were then sent to u
chemist, who found that they had been
coored With poisonous drugs. The ex-
PLANTATION Of Miss Humphreys nisfor-
tune was simple. A suit for 2amages
will be brou 5ht against the manuf"c-
tuger of the wells, but il cannot restore
the young wom&n's sisht.-Elchunge.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

Paul Mayer In TIE Justices court Pre-
VS.. cinct No 8, Linco.n coanty
j. X. .SaltonstRll. New Mexico.
The said de fcndant, j. h. 6altonstall, is hereby
notified ,hat suit in assump5it by attachment
has been commenced against him in Baid county
by aaid plaintiff, that writ has been issued
against him and bis property attached damages
and costs claimed, si5.75, that unless you enter
your appearance in said suit on the 27th day of
Nsycmber 1891, at 10 clock a. IA. of stid day
judgment by default will b. rendered ageins;
you and your property sold TO satisfy the same.
lt2 Up. @. LASasToK, Constable
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

Treat & Schcll In the Ju.tic-s court Pre-
w. cinct No. s. Lincoln county
j. Il. Saltonstall } New Mexico.
The said defendent J. L. Salt0nstall, il hereby
notified that puit in as umpsit ly attachment :
his baen commenced against him in scld coGnty
hy said plaintiff tnAt a writ hHs been !stGel
agrlIst him uni his property ATTACHED damages
and costs ciaiIncd Sl295, that u | - you enter
your appearance in said suit on lne 5th day of
D-cemAer, 1891, Gt 10 O'clock a. N. ON said day,
ia !gement By default will bo rendered cgainst
YOU and your property sold TO satisfy the same.
It's j. 2. @. / unGston, Constable,
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

Women, unfortunately, cannot be in
duced to believe that there is danger in
wearing wells. Physicians and chemists,
however, have often warned them against
the objectionable practice Miss Mary
Humphreys, the daughter of wealthy
manufactures in London, is another suf-
ferer from the feminine fashion. A few
weeks ago she received thres veils -
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

j. Sloat Fassett, the receptly de-
feated candidate tor governor Of
New York, il largely Interested in
cattle in New Mexico, being prcsi
dent of the Old and New Mexico
Cattle Co, whose cattle range in
southern Grant county.-LdS Vegqs
Stork Gr0Ucr.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

Fully 10000 strangers attended
Denver's Mining Congress last
week. The drilling contest was
very interesting and novel. The
whole affair was q decided success
and does Denver great credit.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

4 certain cure Tor Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches. Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
II after all other treatmen had failed
II 10 pat up in 25 and 90 cent boxes.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27
347
q -347)
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE at Roswell, y. M,
O.,I L. lAll

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFIoE at Roswell n NJ,
Oct, 10, 1891
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof III support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before George Sena, Probate Clerk,
ut Lincoln, n Nj, on Monday, Nov. 80
1897, viz; Saturnina Torres de PadIa,
Homestead No. ll3 Or, 81 for the Lots
2, 3 and 4, : &C. 10, T. S. r Ii e. and
s. L. 4 N. E Il, sec. q, T 9SR 3 l3 q
He ramea the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, sad land. viz:
Lnis Archultta, Of Lin3oln, Y. Il
Juan Andres Silva, OF
Jose Herrera, OF Nogal
EulogiO Herrera, of
WINFIELD S. C0BEAN,
Register.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

Train robbery is gett ag to be
one of the regular incidents Of
travel. SO lcng as tho robbers con-
fine themselves to the express cars
the passengers will make few com
Dlalnts
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27


Present Hon NJ. Cronin, Probate Judge D.
W, Roberts, rhetia iGcas&e soma, fGo0dlc !o.6.
Minutes Of last sicn cad and approved,
In thomat'o or of TIE estate of
W. i. johnson. dGtG.-eI.
Now Gomez lettrude4 ,Ilrule de Gorvantes,
widow OF s.id do easel, and flies petition way
ing the II ,r Of u,po,ntn.eut as jiuIuuistrattiN
of sala estate, ana .c. lUeste the appointment OF
George tuIry as sCCu, believing ihaC such GI-
poinu ent will be 20 the interest Of the creditors
thereof, and to al parties CONCERNED
Tho court taking DE matter un2es consi!era-
tion q, es he eay apopint said George Curry All
minIstratCr Of said estate on tie iilins OF good
and sufficient bond in JlIe sum of &I,UOJ.G0.
DeiEetrio Porea, W. 7 blanchard and D. j. NJ
\. Jewett are Lereby appointed appraisers OF
above estate.
Bond Of Ceo.re Curry, administrator OF the
estate OF w. Is. johnson, deceased. approved.
In the matter of the estate Of I
W. b. johnson, deceased. !
Ordered by the 'rt, that marino Martin,
Wm, Rosenthal and Gertrudes Gurule DO Ger
yantea. lie cltod " appear before This court at
its ne&t regular tenn VIZ: January auh, y. d..
Is 10 ansN Gr any and all questions put by the
court touching tie goods and cAaUtels Of said
deceased.
Court Adjourned until o'clock p. m.
Pursuant 10 adjournment court convened at ,
click =, II,
There being no immcIiate busincss before the
court il adJpUIed Until o clock q, H., aOgeHi-
DCf 81, iJ,l.
Pursuant to adjournment court convened at 0
O'Clock a. NJ. NoY. Sd y. D. 1851.
Pre-, e,ent-Iior. i. Cronin, Probate }udge D.
". toLerts 81 e IL George aeni, Probate CIetk.
in the matter OF tie e5ta'S OF
Charles Hlt1, Gatc .se /.
,le.k Is lCregy ardJ.CI to issua citations to
tlEI .i1l, tul1lea srit1, lh..Igs y Gilman aud
Eau.y ritz, relative 10 q Ieac - ia .Ao Plrl1un
of the rrtl esta tnd hATe thehl dpi car bel. 70
,4I .,.r
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

A Chicago paper prints a five
column article headed, "Is Wea,th
a Failnre?o If Chicago Anarchists
are to be believed it il when it be-
iougs to the o,hyl fellow.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

For lame back there is nothing
| etter than TO saturate flannel
cloth with ChamherDaias Peiu
Balp and bind it on the affected
parts. Try it and you will be sar,
pris.d at the prompt relief it az
fords. The same treatment Wi !
cure rheumatism, For snle by
NR. NJ. G. PADEy
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27
WOMEN TO STUDY LAW.


lSuCOuThSFu ny tlS oitCtNS oi Ot!1eTs -NtN
Students Are Forming "a Class.
Inspired by the Woman's Legal Edu-
cation society, another class of women
students is now being formed to enter
upon the study of law at the University
of New York 1t may be remembered
that at the closing exercises held by the
law class under Dr. Emily Kempin last
spring, it was announced that thirteen
women out of the twenty-three members
Of the class passed their examination to
the full satisfactson of the examiners,
and that through the courtesy Of Pro-
fessor Russell, Dr.. Kemp,n herself had
an opportunity to lecture before the male
students of University Law school
1t is not generally known that women
are admitted to the bar in this state if
they pass the examinations. This facil-
ity was acquired six years ago by an
amendment Of the law made by the re-
gents in Albany at the instigation Of one
Of the judges, whose niece had studied
law and wanted to practice.
Those who have helped to establish
the law course for women at the uni
versity feel that the lectures are as much
needed as those ON medicine, for while
the latter help to the intelligent under
standing of the body and its care, SO the
former teach the principles and rules
which govern all the important acts Of
life.
The present law course for women is
the outcome of some work connected
with the Arbitration society, IN organi-
cation started by Mrs. Leonard Weber,
about four years ago, for the purpose Of
taking up the lawsuits Of poor people,
both men and women. DR.. Emily KEN
pin was placed at the head, but Is she
had not then been admitted t. the bar it
was finally found necessary to give the
place to Il lawyer Young lawyers pre-
sented themselves as applicants, bat the
post WAS not successfully filed, So time
developed the idea OF educating women
who would be willing to give their labor
10 the Arbitration society, After due
consideration the business Of tha latter
organization was suspended, and the
loi''oe[a i'sI' yi',,iS'I ,,- 'S mo " 5,' y
'' '-o " '-'0" = 40 WV W 0''-'''' . ~ ''' '1''
"S,,''o4 w.. :.(., aoI''. ~ - s..,i4.. a., 4.,5..
US "''Jg'., "'' " i''G''''' 'le S''''}
VI ~" y 0'iiei 'o''' a., ~ o'.''' 81 =
'eIit @ '''i ''lo % ''.'i',''''i ~ '''',,
IL 10" iUi p,'', 'I',i !, '''''I, ''ti' 90
li"I'ei v 'ii''''' ''.''''o 9 - - '(ii'' ~
tIi"' i Il Wy - " liui1L , y ""'.Iu p oiI' @
',''t i ~ 9 ~ 'o'.''o . - -''' ','' o'.''.' ,o'-
go s'' - '.'',' ~.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

Albuquerque viii have a free de-
livery mali service after January
LIST. 1t is the first town in the ter
ritory to have this boon granted ii.
Las Vegas should fall into line,
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

Pueblo is coming 10 the front all
tight with herproportion of thcs sur
vey expense Of the EI Paso short
line. W hats The matter with Den
vrr?
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

The first number OF the Goss
Military institute Ners published
ut Roswell, has made us maiden
bow. II is bright, newey LITTLE
sheet and we hope that it may Ne-
complish a srlen lid work in the
educational field of the great
southwest
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

An honest,Swedo tol's his etoy
IL PLAIN but unmistakable Ian
guage for the honrGts o the puslie.
"Ouc OF my children took severe
cold and got tn" crorr. | gave her
a teasFoontrl Of Ch2mhsrlain's 3
Cough Reucly, and in five minutce
later ! give her enc more. BY this
time she had TO cough Hp tde gath
ori.g Ia her throat. Then she weu,
20 sleep and slept gold for fifteen
uiantes Then she got up and
vomitei; then she went back 10 bed
and slept good for the reln~indcr Of
the night. She got the Group the
secon1 night and | ga,e her the
same remedy with the Same good
results. write tins because
thought there migkt be sJme one ir
tn" same need and net know tn.
merits Of this won lcrful :n,;tcine.'
CHARLES A. TnoMpsFV. Dys MUin@s
Iowa. 50 cent bottles for sale by
DR VI. G PADEN.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

sEtnntea OF session OF Probate TeuTt,
Held at Lincoln, Fin2O!n G9uaty,
Kew z1eAico, ca the @nd, day OK
November, a. a.. 1854, It Eieinx 81
EcEu.ar IeGnt 'EiserC0G
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

Alvin P. Hovey, governor Of In.
diana, died on Monday night from
heart failure.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

sansa Z, First MonIa, in Fsbrnnry and las
ooniay II JolJ.
wra,illy Second. Monday in May aud No
eriuhcr,
Don, Second .onday in March and Sep
tcu,btt
s.n Mislil-Th riNonday in April md No.
embcr.
DISTRICT COURTS.
sao Juan County Second Monday in March
and h-st Mon iay il September.
Rio Arriha-Ihirl Monday ia March and third
soaday irhcpsemLcr.
Taos Second Monday after tho third Mouda
IN March aud tlc iuuith,Mo oey in September
V4lone.a County -t.r5t morda, in hprll and
J5to,cr
rioa Cou1ty--lu. MoLd4y il. May. md No
.smber
Lincoln COUNTY Third Mond,y in April an
Jcs' 'ser
Can, County Third Monday IN February and
Aygdst,
ol'a1 Comfy Second Mond = In Marc an1
September.
Mesa County, It Monday in April
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

MANY Cd soldiers, who contracted
clroi.ie diarrhpa while in the scr
vice. have stree been permanently
cured of it ty Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy
For sale By Dr. NJ. q. PADGN.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

s g n t q z G -R Q u t 9.
NORTH, EAST. WEST.
Only Line running solid trains
though to
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

business Address for term
The New Sewing Market ST. San Francisco Gal
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G. I. x 7. a.

Topeka Kansas.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27
the ga ~ fapl..
ROSS & RAIRLE, Publishers.

Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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JONES TALlAFENKo, Secy.
The old Abe eagle., 1891-11-27

W. Roaerts, >heri1 iGcasse soma, fro0dlo !e:h.
Minutes OF last @cssicn cad and uqpro, ed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

The government has S2S, 000,0 on de-
post in the national banks Of the coun-
try, through which it permeates the
channels of general trade. Twenty-six
million dollars are needed during the
present month to meet the pension pay
mentS falling due in June. For this
purpose there is lying in the treasury
Sl6,000,000, and Secretary FOSTER ex-
presses the hope that he can meet the
rest without withdrawing the balance
left with the banks. If he can, well and
good. If he cannot, it means S10,000.000
taken from the present available dis
count fund of the nation. Meanwhile,
the shipment of gold to Europe con-
tinues. AS already reported, S6,0O0,000
went week before last. Last week
the amount was S4,600,000. This
does not mean that the English
demand has diminished, but that
the salable American securities
held abroad, which have been so freely
offered the past six months. are becom-
ing exhausted. The possession of these
has saved Europe from the most ire
mendous financial CONFUSION. Ameri-
can stocks and bonds have been readily
convertible into money, and the fund
they supplied has maintained public
confidence in the English markets. and
enabled the banks to tide over to this
point the most serious of situations. 1t
is believed that these are no longer
available, but that the stringency there
is not yet ended. If this is true, there
is no likelihood of extensive purchases
of American commodities and securities
abroad in the Immediate future, and
therefore no likelihood of a return to us
for some time of the $4,000. 900 of gold
which we have lost in the last five
months. The promise of a large
crop in the West and the South
is good. Early prices will rule high,
and there will come probably ahead of
the usual time very strong demand
for money with which to move the prod
uctS of these two sections. The money
markets of the East have not been close
during the past week, but they have
been nervous in view OF this prospect.
People do not see where the needed
funds are coming from. For the past
few years, when the street has become
congeSted i'll this way, the government
has relieved the distress by bond pur-
chaseS, or by anticipating interest pay
ments. This is no longer possible, be-
cause Republican extravaganza has
stripped the national treasury of its
surplus. 1t cannot buy bonds. 1t is
much more likely to have bonds to sell.