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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-22
BruCe's Law and INJURY Office,
ADMINISTRATORS Sale
OF Neal Estate.
l6l ana l66 Randolph ST.,
LOT Chicago, H., L. =. a.

OF Neal Estate.
By virtue of an order of the probate court
of Lafayette" county. Missouri, made at the
MAY term, \. ~, ISL, of said court, | the
undersigned, iirurN t.. Gurbin. administrator
of the estate of Benjamin +. Curbin, deceased,
hereby civ" nntirr that | will, ON
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER =. ISaI.
at the CoIrtlloIs" door, in the city of LrXing-
ton, county Of Lafayette. state of Missouri.
and during the session of the probate court of
said Lafayette county, and between the hours
of ten u'clnrk in the forenoon aud five O'Clock
ia the afternoon of that day, sell openly, at
public NCmhIIr. 10y auction, for cash in hand.
all the right, title and interest. of said I.rnjl-
min +. Corbin, deceased, of, in and Ia the fol
owing land situated and lying ia said I.afuy-
cite county. Missouri, viz: Forty-thrrr (i)
acres in Tia" north end of III" west half of the
southeast quarter of section thirty-SiN titl
township tiItS-onc on. range twenty-five C2jI,
subject, however. to the homestead and dover
of the widow and the homestead Of the minor
children of said Deceased, this tract having
been set aside for that piIrpuSU.
Also. thirty-S"Nrn gu acres oil of the south
end of the west half of the southeast quarter
of section thirtN-siN CiE0. township t%iItN-onC
cd, range twenty five CI1): also forty CW acres,
the northeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter, SAINT section. township and range; alSu
forty acres. nnU southeast quarter Of tho south.
west quarter ;Iur S"rtiuIL,I uwnslIip and range:
also 1--WE To- acrc,imt III" southwest cormcruf the
southwest quarter OF the southwest quarter Ol
section ten tlup.SHInr township and range; ul~u
five 90 acres part 81 the southeast quarter ui
the northeast quarter If section u, same town,
ship and range.
Given under my hand this IitlI day of May,
a. d., 1871.
HENRY l.. CORBIN,
Administrator of the estate of benjamin +.
Corbin, d,trn~"d. SStd
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ORDER on pIrI.I JCNT

OF MISSOURI, 49,
COUNTY OF ETrE.
In the Circuit Court at said county, in vncl-
ti"n, July antlI, A.. H., ISL.
Richard r"il's. James Thurti"s. Squire Jack
son, Sallir Steele aud IIurNr Steele. her
husband, Robert Vaughan, Ada Jack Hnn,
M"lli" Str"th"r, and Hiram %%tr"tll"r, ii"r
husband, Nancy Jackson, Jane, .Iickenn.
John Jackson, Taylor .Ii"ksuu, William
Jhrks"n, Mary johnson and Henry John
son, her husband.
against
John $. Blackwell, Ev"lim" Morris and Abe
Morris, her husband. Hattie Adams and
Joseph Adams, her husband. Cclmi wash
inptnn and Robert Washington. her huS
band, Rnl"y Jackson, M"liir Jackson, J"+I"
Jarksnn and Ella Jacks"n.
Now at this day, in vacation, com" III" said
plalntilfs by their attorney, ana file herein their
petition. and il appearing To- the clerk OF Thu
court that the said defendants, EV"lin" Nor
ris, Abe Morris, Hattie Albums. Joseph Adams,
Celia Washington, Robert Washington. Ella
JhckSon and ltnley Jackson, nr" nonresident
of the state of Missouri, and can not hr
served with the ordinary process nf law, il -
therefore ordered by the clerk OF this court
that publication he made against them ~
follows, namely:
To the said defendants. EvcIinr Morris. Abe
Morris. Hattie Adams, Joseph Adams, Celia
Washington, Robert Washington, ELLA jack
son and Rol"y Jackson. SnI arc hereby uniI-
fled that said plaintiffs have commenced a
suit against you in said court by petition, the
object ana general nature al which il Ia obtain
II judgment for the partition, sale and division
of the GLOWING dcsGrihrd real estate situate,
lying and being in Lafayette county, Missouri,
io-wit: Thirty acres oil of the south end of
the east half of the southeast quarter of seq
iinn twenty, township fnrty-ninr, range TWEEN
ty-srven; of which one Kitty Walters, died
seized.
And you are further notified that unless
you he and appear at the next regular term Of
this court, 10 he begun and held nj the
courthouse in the city of Lexington, on the
9Th day OF September next, iSgI, and ON or
before the ird day thereof, il the term
shall 81 long continue. and if not. then
before the end of said term, and answer
said petition, the same will be taken rs con
frsScd; ana il il further ordered that II copy
hereof bc published in the Lexington lnt"lli-
gcrCrr, II weekly newspaper published in said
county, Tor four weeks SICCrSSiNCIy, the last
insertion To he at least fifteen days before the
commencement of the next term of this Cuurt
Attest: {. l.. EWING, Clerk.
IlN II He ALTMAN ID q \ If
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SHE[I%II"I''S SALE.

Cuthhcri q. Smith, pIaim!ItI,
".
Is:iIc V. Roberts, Elna T.. TIbb, p,r,,n,u
Edward A.. TIhb, Fannie j. THhb,
William II. TIhb and Julnathan
Tlhb, defendants.
by virtue Of - decree and order of sale, Is
sued from the ollIrt' of the clerk of th" circuit
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, III the
above entitled cause. I" M" directed and re
turnlblc Ia the September term, isHl, ni said
cOurt, ! will. uu
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1ih. ls"i,
between the hour or 9nrlnck in the forenoon
and5 o'Clork III Tia" aitrruuun Of said day in
front of the court hUIsr door IN Tia" city of
Lexington, in said county, during tn" session
ur said circuit court. srll publicly at auction,
Ia the highest bidder, for cash, all The right.
title, interest aud estate of the above ni,Inrd
parties, nlniutiil and defendants, uf, in and to
ia" foilnwins described real estate, situntc,
lying aud being in the county of Lafayette
and state of Mi~-pIri, tu-wit:
The southeast quarter of til" southeast quar-
ter Of section fifteen (l5). IA township forty
nine (tgl, al range twenty-five Co.
Given under my hand tins August list. lS9l.
CHARLES =. MITCHELL,
Std sheriff.
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FOR SALE.

Having decided To dispose of my real estate
In Lexington, | offer for sale one twn-sinry
brick business house, with two store rooms ana
cellars. situated ON Franklin avenue, due south
of public square; also my residence. one block
southwest of Central College, continuing six
rooms, smoke house, ice house, good stnbling,
carriage house, wagons sheds, corn crib and
all other out houses; two good cellars, two els
terms ANA hydrant; three full lots, plenty of
fine varieties of fruit and the incest Shhd"
trees In town. Call on Joe Hook, at his store
or residence. upritf
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SHEISIEE"S SALE

HEN - SALE
Henry NJ. CIagctt, J. Jesse Moore, Nir-o
ginia Moore. Sarah a. McDucll aud viii
liam y. McDurll her husband, Erasmus
Carrot and Henry G.. Garrett. plaintiffs,
Sarah Il. CurtmcII and pcrlrv NJ. Cart
NEIL. her husband. Clarence u. Clarclt.
Edith Clngrtt, Thomas u. Moore. Mary l.,
hOtclcr, Edward ~. 6nt"lcr, Richard L. =
l;"tclrr, Thomas 7. ~li"trlrr, Louisa +. :
linlchins and Wellington iluirlins. her :
husband, Frances NJ. Hnt"lcr, Ad"lia :
ClIgctt, Anna Il. NJ. YnIrtrc aud j. +. ;
Ynurtcc. her husband, NJ. Alice EntrIcr, =
GcOrgrW W. Untclrr, Josephine NJ. laplIIn
and Daniel W Lanplnm. her husband.
Mary T.. Carrot, William G.. Collins,
William NJ. CARROT, Thomas u. Glngrit,
administritor Of the estate of Henry
& I,otrlrr. and stephen N. wilson, public
adminiStraiOr of Larny"it" county, Mis-
souri,, defendants.
by virtue of II deere" aud order "r sale is.
SSIIcd from the office Of The clerk of the circuit
court, OF Lafayette county. Missouri, in tho
above entitled cause. to me directed and re-
turnnhlC Ia til" September term, lS9l, of said
court, | will. ON
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER tth. 1891,
between the hours of 9o'clnck in the forenoon
and = O'clock in the afternoon of Thai day, IN
front nr the court house door, III the CItN nl
Lexington, in siIid county, during III" session
Of the said circuit court, sell publicly at
auction. Ia the highest bidder, on III" terms,
hereinafter stuffed, all the right, title, in
tcr"st aud estate of the above named par
ties, plaintiffs and defendants. of, in AMI tu
the following described real estate, situate,
lying and being in the county of Lafayette
aud state Of Missouri, tO-wit:
The southwest fractional quarter OF section
eighteen Nsl, in township nifty tIn), IT range
twcnty-sev"n GO also the east half of the
southeast quarter of section thirteen li), ia
township iifty t1n), of range twcnty-cl@ht tlSl.
All containing one hundred and cighty-cirhl
and siNty-S,yen hundrrdihs NsS Go loo heres.
more ar less, on the following terms, ~
Onc-half of the amount bid Ia be puid in cash
and the balance In twelve months, the pIII-
chaser Ia give his note therefor, hearing in
tcrtst at the rate of eight 80 per cent pei
annum secured by deed of trust on the hand
sold, the purchaser to have the right Ia pay
the fun amount in cash.
Given under my hHndthiS Isl day of August,
1891. CHARLES :. MITCHELL.
S-StdS. Sheriff.
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SATURDAY KTTTTST%5S

one wooden bridge for construction, about
thirty feet long, To he built across the north
fork of Tabo creek, about one mile south of
Muyyiew.
bridge site. Plan and specifications will lac.
seen at time and place OF letting. Contractor
is tn give bond with approved security for
complying with contract as the law directs.
commissioner reserves the right Ia reject
any or all bids. B. ID. WEEDlN,
S-Std Commissioner.
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THE
Kansas City Journal
TO Hdre tie J0uf'HdE tH rOtCf'
Nome is tn Ldrc q Ft(Hli-
{y EidrUrU.'

Are YOU Il reader of current news? do You
wish Ia keep posted about this active, restless,
progressive ngcI
Have you anything in common with the pee
pie who, 10y living. thinking. working. planning
and executing, arr. making history every day?
Are you II merchant, manufacturer, builder,
teacher, stock raiser, farmer or many kindred
cmpluymrntf
II yol are any at these, or have an interest
in then, then you will find that which will meet
your requirements in the largest degree III
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-22
MORRISON WENTWORTH BANK
LEXINGTON. MISSOURI

LEXINGTON, Missouri,
WILLd do ayenels III Bank Ing busIn as; buying
w AMI Selling EOnds, Gold and exchange.
Deposits received, collections made and
promptly Iemitted for at current rates of ex-
change.
LlibI raj accommodations to Regular Customere.
- a FORTH ,PIeHt.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-22
THE SOUTH.

THE Alabama state alliance reelected
all its old officers. The president, S.
M. Adams, made n fierce attack on
Senator Morgan, declaring he would
suffer his arm to burn off before he
would support him. His cause of COM
plant was Morgan's opposition to the
s~ub-treasury scheme.
THERE is a great scarcity of money
in all the lower Rio Grande section of
Texas. There has bee no rain to speak
of for eighteen months and the ranch
men are all in debt and the farmers
have been unable to raise enough for
their actual needs of money and pro-
visions, clothing, etc.
THE Maryland farmers convention
has indorsed Senator German.
EX-SENATOR BRUCE, of Mississippi,
opposes the schemes of negro emigra-
ton to Liberia and says Bishop Turner
is the only prominent colored man in
this country who advocates it Mr..
Bruce say the American negroes are
Americans. They are African in moth
ing but their color.
THE jury in the ease of DR.. Baker, of
Abingdon, Va, charged with the muir
der of his wife, brought in a verdict of
guilty. The verdict was largely on the
evidence of Miss Gilmer, a lady of So
cial prominence, who confessed her
criminal intimacy with the accused and
declared he had admitted killing his
wife.
HENRY C. MILES has been appointed
United States judge of the northern
and southern districts of Mississippi.
Mes. SARAH {. Polk. widow of James
X. Polk, tenth president of the United
States, died at Nashville, Tenn, on the
18th.
THE sanitary and other arrangements
of the mines at Briceville, Tenn, not
being up to requirements orders have
been issued to withdraw the convicts
instantly.
THE large powder mill at Kellogg,
w. Va, was blown up by an accidental
discharge of powder. Two lives were
lost, and many buildings destroyed.
BRIGADIER-GEN. STANLEY at San
Antonio, Texas, severely censured the
court which tried First Lieut.. Wal
ter ii. Chatfield, Fifth infantry, on ac-
count of the merciful sentence imposed.
He was charged with wrong reports of
money matters and was sentenced to be
r~eprimanded.
THE German Catholic Knights of
America met in annual convention at
Louisville, KY, on the 10th.
THERE was n destructive fire at Nor
folk, Va, recently during a storm,
breaking out in the Norfolk Storage
Co.'S building on Water street and
quickly spreading. The loss ran up to
$500, 600.
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MONEY TO LOAN

~
We are prepared to make loans of Mone,
any amount small or large, for any length
time. from on" tu ten years, III low rates of
ter"St with privilege Ia pay part or whole
any interest pay day. All on land ms secuT..
or desirable city property. No delay.
L.. WlNSOR X SON,
Opp. Courthouse, Lexington, Mo,
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YOU ARE IN A BAD FIX

hNi ~ bh' 10.
hut we will cure you IL YOU will pay us. Our
message Is 10 the weak, nervous ami debili-
tated, who, by early evil habits, or later inais-
crciionS, have triticd way their Nigor IF body,
mind ana manhood, ana who suffer all thnS
effects which lead Ia premature de ny, con-
sumption or insanity. II this means you, send
for and read our Book OF Life, written by the
greatest specialist of the day, and sent (sealed)
for SIX cents in stamps. DIR. Pnrker's Medical
and Surgical Institute, Isl North spruce street,
Nashville, Tenn. augaDyl
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NEW YoHK. Nov. ga dispatch
was received yesterday from Baltimore,
announcing that George IL. liei8cr, of
HrookIyn, had become heir TO Il vast rS-
tate there. valued ut 500, un0. The prop
rrty came through relatives who cImI
grated from France in the days of the
IIugiIrnntS. Mr.. Iicl$rr ~ an account
ant in II Fulton street clothing house.
Brucr'S Law and Inquiry Agency, of
Chicago. III. prosecuted his claim
Louisville CourIrT-Jnurnll, Nov. p.
We are Mr.. IirIsrr'S lawyers, and by
him seeing our advertisement, became
the agents of his good fortune. If
your ancestors am from the old cOun-
try, write uS and imCloSr 81 for our list
of heirs. There are more than half Il
billion dollars in Great Britain and Ger
many, unclaimed, which rightly belong
To people in the United States.
BruCe's Law and Inquiry Office,
lGi and 1876 Randolph St,
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PEOPLE OF LITERARY FAME

JAMES WHITCoMB RILEY is in England.
Elm GoLDsTUCK' is the title of n
drama written by Marie Valerie, arch
duchess of Austria. 1t will be presented
shortly.
JULES VERNE in his younger days was
a devotee of the baccarat table. lie
was at that time a handsome young fell
low, with blonde hair and blue eyes.
Mrs. LOGAN Zoe her literary work in
Gen. Logan's library, and his armchair
is kept in just the position in which he
used it, and the room is filled with me-
mentos of aim.
WITH the idea Of preserving the Gae-
lie language, the duke Of Atholc's
daughter is preparing for the instruc-
ton of the Gaels of Perthshire in read
ing, writing and speaking their native
tongue.
MRS. MARY ANDERSON NAVARRO has
accepted the offer of an American mag
azine for an article, which she will pre-
pare Immediately, it is stated, and she
is also writing Il book on her stage ex-
periennaS
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HOME MONEY TO LOAN.

The money now In hands belonging to
estates of minors Is for loan, part on pa
real estate and part IN good personal seer
Parties desiring Ia borrow will do well 10 :,
al my office, over T.. WinSor n Son.
maylStf 5. N. WILSON
Public Administrator and cX-uiicio Pu,
Curator.
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SAVIOR OE MulHAIION.

A TN Cur (hriz.l hen recently swal-
lowed a peck of toy torpcdos, and since
then she has laid Il cracked egg every
day.
A TE~N-YEAR-OLD schoolgirl in New
York city is unable to read unless the
print is upside down. When writing
she forms her letters and figures upside
down also.
A FARMER at North Stonington, Conn,
owns Il remarkable pair of turkeys.
The hen has laid ninety-iivc eggs in
succession and is still laying. As She
absolutely refuses to set, the gObblcr
has taken upon himself that duty and
has already Matched fifteen small tur-
keys.
L. NJ. HASKELL was buried in North
field, Mimi, twenty-thrrc years ago.
When his body was eXhumcd recently II
beard twcnty-thrce inches long was
found growing from his face. The Sci
entific American has investigated the
case and vouchcS for the truth of the
statement.
A sIXTEEN-YEAR-oLD Iowa girl is the
victim of IL peculiar habit formed i'll
childhood. Whenever sent on an crrand
she walks to and from h place back
wards. Sometimes she will absent
mindedly walk right, but upon recover
ing her senses will Immediately retrace
her steps and begin the journey over
again backwards.
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SEDtLIA FAIR.


For the Missouri State Fair. +" he
held ut Scdalia. Angus; 18th To I'd. The
Missouri Pacific railway has made Il
rate of one fare for the round trip from
all points on its lines iii this state.
Tickets will be on sal" August 18th I"
I'D, and he good for return until Aug.
9th. 1t is hoped that Il large number
will take advantage of these low rates
To make the coming fair Il success.
Further information. tickets. etc. Will
he furnished by the nearest Ticket
Agent of the Missouri Pacific railway.
Call ON either Mr.. Russell, nj the Grand
Central, or Mr.. L0omiS at the depot.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Letters of administration on the estate of
William Is. Steele, deceased, were granted L.
the undersigned ON the nh day of July, lSnl,
by the probate court Of Liinycttccounty, Mis-
souri,.
All persons having claims against said g.
tate, are required to exhibit them for allow
lnce to the ADMINISTRATIVE within one year after
the date of said letters or they may he prrclud-
ed from any benefit Uf such estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within two years from
the date of said letters they VIII To forever
barred.
This 9lh day of July, 1891.
MAMIE {. STEELE.
S-l-tI Administrative
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Baby Carriages atIWinkler Furniture
Companies srgsy syii o-z-tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
HOW NEW.YORK LOST TIE FAIR.

TAMMANY HALL INSISTED on NAMING ALL THE
COMMITTEES AND SPENDING ALL THE MONEY.
Prom C W. Bowen's letter to A. K. Whitney.
1t understood at the Chamber Of Commerce
meeting, and had been agreed to by leading members
Of the Chamber several days in advance, that politics
Fair 1t was deemed expedient, therefore, that at the
meeting In the City Hall, to be held later in the day
Of july 25, 1859, resolution should be offered recon-
mending that two Democrats, like Grover Cleveland
and Mayor Grant, and two Republicans, like General
william 4. sherman and Cornelius n Bliss, and
Independent In politics. like Alexander E. orr, should
be appointed committee of five, which committee Of
I'VE should appoint larger committee with power to
begin the preliminary work. A RESOLUTION EN-
BODYING THE ABOVE IDEA WAS PREPARED,
AND 1T WAS ARRANGED TO HAVE THE SAME
OFFERED AND SECONDED AT THE CITY HALL
MEETING, BUT MAYOR GRANT AND THE 1NTI-
MAE FRIENDS WHO WERE ASSOCIATED WITH
HIN AT PRELIMINARY MEETING HAD AR
RANGED TIT THE POWER OF APPOINTING THE
COMMITTEE SHOULD REST SOLELY WITH MAYOR
GRANT. As 1t found impossible to carry through
the resolution favored by certain members OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, non political In character a
resolution was unanimously adopted which gave full
nittees. WHEN THAT RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED,
FELT SATISFIED THATTHE FAIR WOULD NEVER
BE HELD IN NETWORK, and l remember
that you expressed to me privately at that meeting
as others dd-that fatal mistake had been made at
meeting and spoke strongly in hvor of the resolutions
adODted,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
GOLDEN DIANA STANDS RETEALED.
CROWDS OF PEOPLE ASCEND THE MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN TOWER.

CROWDS OF PEOPLE ASCEND THE MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN TOWER.
People who have gazed from afar at the golden
Diana on top OF the Madison Square Garden tower
and who have wished that they could get within speak
ing distance of the beautiful goddess had opp0r-
tunty get 900 feet to the object Of their adj
mratlon yesterday. a. the tower opened for the
first time TO the public All day long steady stream
flowed through the tower doors the Twenty sixthst.
SIDE and the elevator taxed TO Its fullest capacity
almost every trip. In the evening every one who at
tended the chrS santhemum show that cared TO do
went up the top Of the tower without extra charge.
IRE regular price IS % cents Visitors only nj
lowed 10 TO the gallery, go feet above the curb
The elevators up 225 feet and for the rest Of the
seventy five feet, to the cage under the DOME must
his elevators.
The brow of the fair young huntress, who. by the
way, is somewhat large for her age, measuring about
twenty feet frcm the ball of her left foot the crest OF
her black hair, sweep the clouds 341 feet ubovc
Macison-ave. Although yesterday chilly, the
young lGdy's flowing robes, which she irs since
She first the Hight, removed from her shining
limbs by her unfeellng managers and she stood forth
In all her dazzling beauty, always squarey aiming her
shaft into the eye Of the wind The graceful figure
lightly poised one foot, attracted much attention
from the crowds in the streets. Almost every person
passing stopped for moment To gaze at the fairy like
Diana.
There were lots Of fireworks set of last night I'm
honor Of the occasion and Diana and the beautiful
tower brilliantly Illuminated. Nearly 10000 PEG
pie visited the top OF the column yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
FOR Az OFFICIAL RATE SHEET COMPILATION.

Chicago Nov. = (Specia.-Chaiiman Finley of the
Western Passenger Association promulgated to-day
the report OF the committee appointed 10 prepare plan
for the establishment Of a rate bureau in connection
with the association The report after setting forth
the number and diversity OF rate sheets In ex-
Htence recommends that rate bureau be established
systematically organized and sufficiently equipped to
publish satisfactorily all rate sheets compiled with
in the territory Of the association. by the authority Of
the chairman is believed that instead of publishing
separate rate sheets from different cities. district rate
sheets cmbodyiDg five. ten headline points can
be adopted, Rate sheets should be published tri:n
nuay only, taking effect February. June and October
Provisions made In the report for lines not members
OF the association coming In the side and agreeing
TO the association rate sheet.