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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
This Means You.-adii,ty you .; nar,. ars

This Means You.-amat you 81 pss,. ase
ness and have house and lot we can give You
good trade and place you In position TO make
money.
One ONCE to rent on the Ist floor in the
Tower block.
Who has a house and lot to trade for car
riage and horses; lot on Cass-st- A$l 30 mort
gage on good bearing peach farm; must be
In southern or eastern part OF the city.
We have a genuine bargain for you on .
small general stock OF merchandise.
IL accres south and west Of city; nne garden
land; pieces. one and the other II acres
north: small honses and plenty OF fruit; 80
each; exchange for house and lots In The city.
To exchange for anything valuable: new
houses within the old city limits.
50 acres in Kent county at s.. 800. and 80 acres
at sS50 fair buildings and fruit.
We have for exchange houses. FARMS lots.
Touring mills. stocks OF merchandise. car
riages. contracts. western. southern ana nortn-
ern lands; hardwood timber ETC.. e1e; W;as lone {
Allen. and 4 Tower block.
OF OOO will buy a new modern s-room
%l ,COO house; large hall. hardwood fnish;
nice cellar. well and cisterE. and city water;
will paint color 10 suit purchaser. Look this
up.
Nv h nave several Uue uouScs on Bcuty-Sts
w ranging In price from $1,000 to S5.0ob-
c1 100 will buy 7room house on the cor
|l, 1OO ner OF Center and lst-sts.. Com
stocks addition; the owner refused 81 .soO Tor
it one year ago.
4O 1O0 for a nice modern s,room house on
TI, lOO the hill: nice neighborhood; house
adjoining not AS good was sold q short time
ago for S2.700; terms easy; do not delay; some
one will surely get q bargain.
rO 100 for house and lot on Lafayette.
|l, lOO between Cherry and Wealthy.
60 Ls-room new house. No. Sc Euclid.
YG, HOU ave.; also good barn; bargain
for some one.
60 5OO-Look at No. g Henry-st; s-room
rO,COO new modern house; nice bath
large bedroom below; lot JoxlS2; would ex
change for farm.
WE have a list OF 800 farmers who wish to
w sell or traae their farms.
WE have . large tract of western timber
w land for sale. on large river. near the
sea coast.
EVERYTHING on earth" In the shape oi
II q bargain.
WINANS & ALLEN.
and4 Tower Block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12

GnArS-wheaf. e0c; corn, Tie; new eats. oc;
rye 1oc barley 81. 10 y cwt
Mrsfs-Heef. s4ee: pork. sc; mutton, se1c;
spring iamb, Sc fowls. loc spring chickens.
lie veal Tel Turkeys. Ice. ducks. lec-
PRopUcz-Batter. lie, eggs lSc; potatoes. soc
hu. beefs. &c , hu; oniene. l5e ' dox raj
isheS sc das; lettuce zSc = bu: peas. sl-oN
In beans. hand pics ed. s1.0 ' bui honey. ler I;
pesches. 1se q s4a9 , hu; apples. Esesse ' eu.
grapes tetss.
WooI.-- Is sshed. aee'9 sc: uawashed. it3Ac.
Hsr-Tfmethy SIS y ton; clover. tlt y ton
straw. = ton
Wfpzs Avn Tsfrox-Green. Sc; part cured.
f5zc; cured. &c; calf skla4 green. Sc; cali skins
= cured. 7cs tellew. t1ze. peite. &c = N-s0;
tskfn. Ec q 20.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
FOR RBHr-Bus1NEss PLACES.
roR Observation-Disclosures

TOR sALE--Sheep and stock farm; S7 acres
in Caroline county. Va; railroad depot
~ niles; midway between Washington. ". =;
ana Richmond. Va; new +roomed house, ana
barn: zoo acres cleared; farm mostly lever sna
well watered; . per acre. N. 0. bunting. l.z.
6th-st n. E.. Washington. D. c. Di
E'UR sALE-Chsap; q good paying business
Il on West Bridge-st. fitzgerald = rank-
ford. 50 West Bridge ST.. real estate ana hre
insurance agents; telephone 1236-
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12

Fsepa ssn FszD-I.ily White s2~; Pat mt,
GB eett core meai " A. pcwt: feed. ~ "a
= &.fA 3 ton, mtidiinxa $40 y tous hrsn.
S{SlG fea ships. 3INoe ten.
Nssf-Pofk STEAK. iec: roast foc, ribs sc
send~rsnin i2tsss hars. lie beef stenk. fesalsc
rnsU 80 &c; ribs. &c mutton. s&f$s sprtna
laun. iFa sc, sprins chickens. &c. turkeys
Esze dneks Es1e.
sae h.. hs~f<. a , pa eniens. nc 3 pk
re.s ,sc ee. beau< g n: rsfishe<. lHc
"a. peaches. ~ asze ~ apples. xe ' pk
srenru Ntsf1tSe
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
THK MARKETS



CHICAGO. sspA II
YLovn-QuieA Spring Whsss Pasanta
e.5o0A75. oahsrS. eAsooAS; Winter wheat
Flour PssentS q. 00eb s5; Sssaights u 10S o.
wHEAx--weaker early and higher later. No
. December delivery. se,S0ssxc; MAJ. stoeH
0lo44-
CosS-weak early. now higher No. and
No yellow. es8s3xe; No. sehe; No.
yellow. elH2e2e, September. oS0e4ks; 90
tober. ssosehs; Year. Ae0AsAe; Nay. SO
<6sc-
OArs-Siow. No. . cash, ssKaesxs: Sep
tember, ssS c 2shc: October. 36hst2SNcs May,
2S08Hc. Samples steady. Ne - HHG2sc;
No. . White. s9H Dsi ,sc' No 4 Se<4saHc; No.
White. sao3c.
RYr-Firmsr No. . cash. ssXos: septem
Der. soa9s7s; October. s6Ds6Sc.
BARLEY-0ood barley steady and common
weak Choice 70 fne, So o5c; fair to good, asa
5Sc; eommos. tso%oc; low grade unsound 3;
Q3sc.
Msss Poax-Trsding quite setive and prices
higher, st SO 100 olQs7ss for cash; 90 70lo1o.se
for September; sso 7sH0ie s7x for October;
Ofi 0o0il 27h for Dscsn Der. and oiA II - fol
January
LARD-Markst moderately active and prices
higher. Quotations ranged at a. e-008s.o2h fol-
cash; ts.W1 700 for September; o6.s7sso7vs,i
sor October. and n. ssss97-s IN for January.
POULTRY - Live Chickens. i0tllo per ID.
Live Turkeys eoi0c per H.: Live Ducks 0oi0<
per 10 Live Geese. -. .p06o0 per dozsa-
BurrKR-Crcamsry, it9s24c; Dairy, lsh@1Sc
Packing Stock ftelssa
ou-wisconsin Prime White g; Watel
White. ske, Michigan Prime White. exc;
Water White. iossc; Indiana Primo White
.osAc; Water White, i0c; Headlight. f75 test
shc: Gasoline 81 degA lee; ~ deg's. SIC.
LfQUoRs-Distilled Spirits remain firm o.
the basis Of Si. Is per gal for finished goods
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12

CHICAGO. sept IL
CArrrB-Msrkct rather active sad prices
ssesdy. Quotations ranged ~ oB0AO fos
prime 70 fancy shippisg steers; H753heS foI
good 70 choice DO; ~ oo9466 for common TO fail
do; @ 75ls4 ~ for butchers steers ~ 063 % for
stockers; es Dsss - sor Texans; - osoD4es fos
hangers: ooo9s.so sor feeAsrs; ei-sof1350 for
Cows. s ssosa3so fss su.ls. sad oooooe for
veal calves.
Hocs-Msrket rather active Hesvy lots U
rather light supply and pyiees ioGfse higher
sales ranged st s3Wo4s0 for pigs. e.soGaS
FOR lsxht: Aen<aAss for rough psesing. A-71
SIS for mixed. and 81 sco5 - for hssvy packing
aad shipping ietA
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED srATgs DEPOSITORY.
APITAL....~-0 500, 600

THOMAS u. GILBERT. Precedent.
GEo. q. BRIGGS. vic<-Pfezidens.
j. FREDERIC BAAkS. Cashier.
L. II. HUNT. Assistant Cashier
Transact business In all departments Of bank
Ing authorized by the National Baking Law.
Exchanges available In all the commercial
cities of the world sold 1T current rateA
u 8 bonds bought aud sold.
DIRECTORS
Thomas ID. Gilbert. Moves l.. Avery.
Thomas j. O'Brien. George u. Briggs.
David NJ. Amherg. Lemuei ID. Putnam.
Ransom {. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward ii. Hunt John Z. Fitzgerald.
T. Stewart White. Philo c. Fuller.
J. Frederic Baars
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12

V0U CAN MAKE S0o-ln buying that new
aoom house OF ours. Just compief ed. by
Rawson Bros. on Bnckeyest Electric rail
way and schools adjacent. Pipe for gas and
furnace and front part of house finished Ia
oak below. We only ask $3.50 for this and
you can make your own terms Of payment
This IS a bargain. Turner A Carrol. 50 New
Houseman block.
SINGLE Fc0TER AND CARRIAGE HORSE
~ csmhinet; . coal black. standard bred
horse, four years old coming spring. Ne offer
for sale because we have not time 20 drive him.
Buggy and harness 70 with him NJ a bsrgsn-
Good styIe and finest combtnstlo horse In the
city. Turner A Carroll. Is New Heusefnan bldg.
IUsT ONE MORE LEFT of those 81 80 homes
- ON orr eighth ward addition. situated on
DAYTON ST. corner lot We are deslrcHs Of
closing this cut af once Call aud see n ass
get bargain Turner Carroll. g New House
man building.
INVEST YOUR SAVINGS. double yonr men
i ey aud Increase your csptfsi. and make ~
least q per cent, . yesr BY buying ore Of our
desirable let's on south Division. Han, Eucisa
Cherry. Ruckeye. West Fulton. Watson an1
other streets. You csn pay on monthly pas-
ments aad bur at rcAsonah1s prices.
TURNER 4 CARROLL.
81 xeH Hensemsn Bt1z-
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12

WHAT PEOPLE Want e: e q: 1: E: C.: ;:::..,
Twelve words will usually make two lines thirteen and
not 10 exceed twenty words three lincs
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words to line. There
is but one price that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12

FOR RENT.
House and barn $50 C.inton-st... ..........el6 90
House and barn 36S West Bridge-st. with
moder9 lnprovements...-..... 16 90
House * HArlan-st. first door east of
Madison-ave.. one block from street car 10 %
Suit Of rooms. corner Of Easiest. Fifth-av S 00
FOR SALE.
One new house on Dunton's add ............. sl1o0
Two cottages on Harlanst.. near Mad
ison ave. at $500 and $500
One house and lot on Fifth-ave.. near
Union suitable for two families .........- $500
One house and lot on JefIers0n-aye. near
Two new Groom honses on Washington
ave.. near Eulton-st.. and electric cars
sfSD Snu $<voV
Two new houses on Paris-ayc.. near
Cherry-st.. with all modern improve
wo fine new houses on Cherry. St. with
all modern improvements-....-..........
One house on n. Ionia-st. No. 5f6....... $500
Also vacant lots In different parts of the
city rom TO $50
Money furnished to build II desired.
IN. W. NORTHROP,
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
VAETRD-AeEITa

WANTED-Geueral agents for our Non-Eysp-
w Grating. Non-Freezing Chemica fire
Pail; entirely new; patent recently granted;
quick seller. Apply at once. The v orcestef
Fire Appliance Co.. sS44 Frontst.. worcester.
Mass. <o'
-Saiesmen; men to sell line OF e.
w CARS. 500 per month and expenses paid.
Address. With stamp. sumatfa Clear oompsny,
Chicago. III. 30
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12


VVANTEp-AII scsflemen Who are n need
w ef shirfs 20 call ~ our once sha ,ess
their order fer some of eur To uasf eu,.ss s.,,a.
We car AZ you. aad Ger a4sef tment ~ "yies
Are ansarpsseod arnnA Rapids shlt to.s
NcMnlisn block. 10 nsd II south pfvs'o-s ~, I;
take elevator, teiephsns iue&- -ss
4 CHANCE 70 life time fer nea sssh eaei-
n a. anl active nen without .scts. ,c -
cure v~sy pleaaRs sad pFohtahir sas ss.'s
No srsaeo sr esftseity seekers nse1 s.eys
rss,e.s vlfh esaf ssamp, tensssidssea "a
irsssbIs Sboe Store. - Arcade h"iaih hs.
deveiaa4 ohls.
WANTED gvery veans man % ssef ~ @ ana
w So What Ne can 80 sifh sheh ~ Fost
~ fanss eait Of eIothes 81 evefsset mass - -
er{sr. teist. Hefbeishetnef ess
u0HEY 10 Lokn.
cn -. . 9a5 leans Beds % 49, faea -
OOs sas1ky. frsak A. Nefhss. - eshAd ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
NEW YORK. Sept. Il

wHlAr-Deciined lx0ixc on government
crop report and foreign selling; advanced
isSe on light offerings September. c.0)A; Oc-
tooer. sLOS9L02h: December C-o41S@Loo;
January. ef.0sa1l07x; February. d-056l05k;
March. o. 10. May. fi-ioxoIf2
CosN-Dec,tned itfihc reacted h8xc. now
Grm No q 7&6T5Isc-
oArs-DuIl, S&se lower; easy Western,
tS3t3c-
PRovIsross - Beef dull steady. Extrs
mess tso0as 80: family. si10oai2O0. Pork
quiet steady, New mess. eis s5dafs IS; old mess
sii02ftD; extra prime. Sloeoii.5o Lard
aulet arm Steam rendered G.37x.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12

Acrount nf nas~flss ef tise sovere 60
Grand Ledge 4. o. O. r.. sAh Lake
shore a Michigan southern Railway
vii seil ercafs;on Hek efs, <~ps<mbeF -
sna 2a. ~ - Ioass. ne. snd fes1rn st
eae lss~st first-eias fare. sesd - re-
urn autlI seps~mber 3ssh, 1894.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12

UsoR SALE flsase asa iet "a weAithv-ase.s
Il rrfr> 81 81.
heas< sb4 sst % Seesnaase.; y rsnus
srate s8d furnece. - 90.
Hsase and sof nefaer Of fsriszss ses xea
M ave. N.~N
s.ee ae~i Tabse farms aesr tie eits fof sale %
ESQ. LEWIS A co.
Over s. Nsnssest-. srssa karsas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
Iffy white Ftsur
Il made fron the choicest wheat.


rbs above refers 10 the Gus prices on
cur line Of .'shirts ~ order" oaiy s~o
weeks more.
aa.xp RArrrs CrsroS srfsr Go.
NeNullen kioeE. ~ and II =. D;vlsion.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12

PETROLEUM Easy. Standard white fio
SIC: - gasoline, &c, % gasoline, ioc, - nspa
tia. 6Sc-
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12

40 = sal ssss ;as .<ss, e =, Z Jsss. sssa =. :.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
MOVING, PACKING L STORAGE

pADCLIFF < HOLT-Reliable upho,sferers
IL at Ill South Divisions ST.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give you regular rates. whether you ask
for them or not by 'phoning No. eO0 or 6o'6 after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12

WASTED-0ur aeensa maze 500 TO 500
w month ceiling our goods ON their merits.
We want country and general agents sna vii
take back al eoeds uusoid IL . county n9ent
dsys trial or . general agent lese shan ~.
We will send large Illustrated eircusnIs sna
letter with special offer 10 suit terr'to.y se-
Apply as once and get on the BOOM haaress
RenneF kanufActosins COMPANY. r'''soufg,
IA 20
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
FOB REHT-H0UsES.

TOR RENT-A niece little sl5 house on lst
Z ave.. Just came In; first comes frst served.
Dunton Bates, Widdicomb building.
EOR RENT-2 cottages. or part Of them. At
= Macxtxwa Park. Inquire Of Geo. Roelofs:
n Csnaisf 2l2tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12

no you not want lot II you can get 10 cheap
- ana ON easy termsf IL %. esii on l.. =
P,eviu. room q. Loseit's block. opp posite sweets
Hotel.
The rustler., 1891-08-14
OBITUARY.

Ex Governor Samuel Il. Axtell
died on the 9Th, at the residence of
his son.in-law, Charles NJ. Phillips,
In Morrlstown, N. j., after a brief
illness. He was born In franklin
county, Ohio, October Ia, 1919, and
was educated at Oberlin and West
ern Reserve colleges. In 1861 he
went to California, and was prose-
cutting Attorney OF Amador county
In 1854. He was sent to Congress
from the First Congressional dis.
trict, California, In 1867, and re-
elected two years later. In 1874 he
was appointed by President Grant
Governor Of Utah Territory, and
then transferred by President
Hayes to New Mexico. Subse.
quently, In 1882, he was appointed
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
of New Mexico, from which posi-.
tion he resigned in May, 1886.
Since that time he had practised
law In Santa Fe. At the time of
his death he was chairman of the
Territorial Republican Central
Committee.
Roy Cooper, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
j. w. Cooper, of the upper Pecos
Valley, died suddenly on Friday of
last week. from brain trouble. He
was a robust, healthy youth, just
merging into manhood, and with a
life full OF promise before him.
His death is sorrowful shock to
his parents, brothers, sisters and
friends. The funeral took place
from Mr. Harvey's residence In
Santa Fe, Saturday morning, Rev.
w. p. Olcott officiating. On Sun
day the family sadly returned to
their home.
The rustler., 1891-08-14

The most successful newspapers
In New Mexico appear 10 be those
that have an open reputation for
black. mailing. Either they suck
the newspaper fund nearly dry by
drawing from those who might he
able to patronlze q newspaper lib
orally all the money they can spare
for the purpose. on some "hushh
scheme, or else the men most In
terested In having good newspaper
work done In ana Cor the Territory,
are careless aud negligent enough
Of their own best interests, to allow
legitimate newspaper enterprise TO
die death Of starvation, unrecog-
nized and unrequited. There Is no
question but what the newspaper
In this Territory which tries TO
honestly build on q basis OF merit.
has hard time and often has
cause to feel dIcouraged. 1t has TO
contend against reading pub.
Tic, a slowly developing country, a
chilling indifference on the part of
many who should be first In its
support, and on top OF this the un-
savory reputation which the whole
press must bear because of the
neiarious conduct Of a few-and
to come back to the beginning
these few the leading newspapers of
the Territory. What then Is there
to induce honest journalism, If
merit and legitimate effort are not
recognized Z?
The rustler., 1891-08-14
Local Rustlings.


kind of days.
This month will probably end
the heated term.
Tuesday is election day. All
there, city dads
The RUsTLER,s list is growing
faster than ever before.
A few shipments of grapes have
come up from the south.
Mr.. Simonson has thanks for
copies of Michigan papers.
Nice showers again this week to
keep the range grass fresh.
Again we remark, CerrIllos is a
good place to do your trading.
The size of last weeks RUsTLER
edition again failed to supply the
demand.
The most favorable feature of the
present outlook Is the scarcity of
idle men.
"Aunt Sue" gives good advice to
her Nephews and Nieces. Read
and heed.
The Pecos Park hotel up among
the trout streams is doing rush
ing business.
Mrs. Doyle, we have been in
formed. will open merchandise
store at Dolores.
Some OF our merchants claim that
there is more money In ,Cerrillos
this year than last.
All the Kansas creameries are
enable to supply the south. western
demand for butter.
Melbourn's rain machine has
made a number Of failures lately.
II probably needs oil.
Cerrillos has as happy and pre-
possessing lot Of young people as
can be found anywhere.
Mr.. s. Davis is having a new
meat market building put up on
Joyce Boards lot, Second street.
A letter OF inquiry In answer to
an advertisement In the RUsTLER
was received from New York City
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. ]. Heiber. of
the Cash Entry, had born to them
on Wednesday of this week, a
daughter.
A fresh car load Of "Gold Coin"
Flour just received by Ames &
Gould, for the Cerrillos and San
Pedro trade.
The New Mexico division of the
Santa Fe road Is said to have
earned more the past year than any
other part Of the system.
Santa Fe's mayor and council
serve without pay. The marshall's
salary Is fixed there at $500 per
year, and policeman $50 3 month
The rustler., 1891-08-14
Personal Rustiinss.

from his Illness.
Elder ]. ID. Bush Is M from Ale
buquerQue today.
Mr.. +. ii. strong was In from
Dolores yesterday.
Mr.. Richard Green has been
slightly ON the sick list.
Tony NeIs and attorney Baker
were In Santa Fe Wednesday.
X. Y. Anderson came In We'd
nesday from ths Lincoln Lucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dudrow,
OF Santa Fe, visited Rowe. Sunday.
Sheriff Frank Chavez came down
from Santa re yesterday, returning
on the evening train.
Mrs. Judge Hardness and Mrs.
A. NJ. Anderson visited the Cash
Entry camp Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Reser, OF
Santa Fe, returned from their OUT
ing on the Pecos, Sunday.
Alex. Rogers came In from San
Pedro Tuesday and made busi-
ness trip Wednesday to Albuquer-
que.
Master Horace Nesbltt was In
Santa Fe a few days this week,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Forsha, of
the Exchange Hotel
Randolph Kelley left wedness
day for JemeZ Springs, where he
will stay for couple Of weeks for
the benefit Of his health.
Christopher Green arrived home
from North Carolina Monday
night. He had been stopping with
relatives there for nearly two years.
Mr.. Sammis, of the well-known
wholesale firm OF SammIs & Stamm,
Albuquerque, was in town Satur-
day, circulating among our husi-
ness men.
Messrs. s. ID. Baldwin and ASH
down, of Santa Fe, and Gortner of
Las Vegas, made Dolores q visit
last week, camping with the boys
Tuesday night.
Daniel Taylor, the Dolores miner,
passed through last night on his
way to Santa Fe. He Is elated
over the new interest centering In
the Dolores mines.
Mr.. Flavel Slmonson, of the
Mine Exchange returned this week
from Ojo Callente Springs much
improved In health. With re-
covered health he will push busi-
ness at Cerrillos and the south
camps as fast as possible.
Mr.. J. II. Slower, Vice President
of the st. Lazarus Gold Mining
Company and Mr. l.. Ward. one OF
the largest stockholders Of that Co.,
came to town last Tuesday and
went up to see the mine near San
Pedro. They came TO make ar
rsngements for increasing the pro-
duct of the property. They left for
Milwaukee on the Sunday morning
train.
Mr.. Holslnger, the day operator
at the Santa Fe depot, is lover OF
flowers and recently appeared
wearing o fresh buttonhole boquet.
A young lady of CerriIlos stood ad-
miring II. Touching one OF the
flowers she inquired what 1t was.
"That ia a bachelors button," was
the reply, "why do you ask ?" II
was wondering" she replied, "if ]
touched the button, would you dc
the rest"
The rustler., 1891-08-14

1t isn't particularly more people
that Is needed in New Mexico. 1t
Is more money invested In a man
ner 80 that more could be sup
ported, AS 1t is, one half OF the
people In the Territory to-day are
desperately hard up.
The rustler., 1891-08-14

lin no other way the newspaper
earns It's support by keeping Its To-
cality and the resources thereof al
ways before the public. Again, no
persistent reader of his surrounding
local papers will 20 through q year
without finding something worth
10 him more than the subscription
price of each, unless he is a drone
In business,
The rustler., 1891-08-14

This paper challenges comparison
with any weekly newspaper In the
Territory, on the points of quality
aud amount of local and general
news given.
The rustler., 1891-08-14

A station in Texas has shipped
this season melons for which the
growers received $40, 900. For ship
ping the melons the railroad COM
pany handling them collected
$4,000. About the same situation
applies to our coal industry. The
railroad company gets the money
the operators the experience.
The rustler., 1891-08-14
Chnrcn Directory.

M. Il. Church South.-Rev. J NJ.
sCrutchleld, pastor. Preaching eve
~ Sabbath, morning and evening
Sabbth school ut 9:i5 n. IN. Prayer
peetings Wednesday evenings.