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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-12
COUNTY BUILDING


June S.-Moline Malleable Iron Co.
TO Emma Runge. lot >, block 9, Pitts,
Gilbert IL Pitts, Second add. Moline.
$3.50
Emma Runge to Charles Bobke. 81
lot ., block 9, Pitts, Gilbert & Pitts,
Second add, Moline. $3.50
Sarah c. Murray to F. S Cool. lot
1. block 20, Brigham add, Cordova.
$50.
c. ?. Ryder to J. c. H. Read. lots
and }, Assessors plat 33, Is, 1w,
$1,000.
j. c. H. Read to c. p. RYDER. lot
2, Assessors plat 33, Is, Nv, $4,000.
). {. III. Read to c. p Ryder.
undl-6 Assessors lots 2 and 3, 80.
Is, lw, 81 900
D. J. Reime-s ct al to j. \. Hun
toon. lot p, block 4. South Park add.
Rock Island. $3.50
June 6.-Mary w. Billings to Peter
ID. Rogers, lot II. block 3. William
Dickson's add. Milan, $500
=. w, Wheelock to f. c. Nichol-
son. lot ID, block 6, Pitts, Gilbert &
Pitts Second add. Moline, 500.
a. O. L. Hose Co. to +. c. Nichol-
son, lot II, block 6. Pitts, Gilbert Il
Pitts Second add. Moline. 5000.
Alexander Jackson to j. Il. Fuhr.
e4 nwi and Cd swI and w! sci %. 16,
5w, 81 800.
Alexander Jackson to Ferdi and
Mewes. W. nwi %. 10, 5w. 81. 200.
Ellis Rouse to Peter ID. Rogers.
tract by meteS and bounds. 81. Il.
NV, $4,000.
Probate.
June Estate of johanna Me
CURE. Letters of administrator is
sued to Henry l.. Wheelan. Bond
filed and approved.
Estate Of Susan c. Flagg. Will
and codicil admitted to probate.
ketters testamentary issued to Miss
{. Nj. Blood. Bond waived by will.
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LOulL IiIILvrriEs,


siuivys % AitHos hanea, Ia aHd about
tiu eos,
orsfA lluu.s this ey1aIns-llallcn
aud Hart
MArtlBat tho Wheeling hinge fac.
tory have very busting appearance
just now. business Is good.
MEETINGS OF the Council committees
on elections, railroads, ordinances and
markets have been called Tor this even
ing, Tor the purpose OF organizing.
Cox & Co. yesterday shipped to Will
son Brolhers,o Martins Ferry, q thirty
horsepower vertical engine OF the sub
merged hue pattern. This firm reports
the boiler business brisk,
YESTERDAY was about as fine n speci-
men OF May day as is often seen. The
Democrats are praying that such wealth.
err may continue till Saturday, March
certainly came in like lamb.
Ten or dozen members of the Wash
ington Dung Mems Christian Associa-
ton will be the guests OF the assoCia.
ton here this evening, A reception
will be rendered them at the Y. NJ. @.
A. building,
JAMES KrMPLE's Sunday school class
OF Chapline street NJ. Il. church will
give n social and supper in the link
building, corner Market and Twenty
second streets, Friday and Saturday
evenings. Admission, including sup
per, % cents.
JANIToR HOWELL, OF the city building,
quit, and Janitor Kiileen began yester-
day morning, Mr.. Howell has been in
the building for seventeen years, in
both state and city employ, and has
made many warm friends in that time,
all OF whom see him leave with regret.
RUDY BRANT having been appointed
superintendent OF streets by the new
board OF public works, resigned his
position as hostler Mt the Eighth ward
engine house, and George Ellsworth, oil
that ward, has been appointed by Chief
Marshal Healy, OF the FIRE department.
to fill the vacancy.
COMMENTING ON Rev. DR.. Nourse, who
lectures for the Y. NJ, Q, A. tomorrow
evening the MeD York Christian al Work
says: "This orator orator in every
sense OF the word-holda his audiences
spellbound for hours under the charm
OF his graphic, racy diction and resist
less torrent OF sound sense and unim-
peachable argument"
In February there was rain on ten
days, five were fair, three clear, five
cloudy, 1t showed on five. The coolest
day was February 20, 6above, and the
warmest the 9Th, 60 above. The average
temperature was 35.2, and last year
it was $50 The rainfall aggregated
$50, as against 2.65 in '02. 9 Schnepf,
the druggist, furnishes the figures.
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MAHTIN's FERRY.
News Notes and Personals from Our Ncai
NciEhbur.


Neighbor.
Yesterday afternoon the jury in tho
case OF James Y. Patterson against the
city OF Martins Ferry for $500 dam
ages returned verdict in favor OF Mr..
Patterson for $500. This, Of course, will
throw all the costs on the city. The
cost OF the witnesses was over 5000 and
tho attorneys fees were about one half
this amount. Most people thought MIR.
Patterson would get larger verdict.
Mr.. Henry summerhill and Miss
Olive Stead were married on Tuesday
evening, ut the home Of the bride, on
Walnut street, by Rev. L. d. Morse.
Miss Annie Myers and Mr., William
Stead we're the attendants. They left
yesterday morning for their future
homo at Canonsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Owen w. Jones, formerly Of Mar
tins Ferry. now Of Middleport. o., has
fallen heir to $1,000 through the death
Of her uncle, P. r. Bohlen, OF Memphis,
Tenn, according to a Middleport paper
The county commissioners and tax
payers OF Belmont county will meet at
St. Clairsyillo to-day to discuss thefund
ing OF the county's Indebtedness.
John Burkhardt, who had his collar
bone broken by jumping from an cleo
trio car during the riot ut Ntnaville a
few weeks ago, is able to DO out.
The Lilies of the Valley Mission band
OF the Presbyterian church will give an
entertainment and social in the church
tomorrow evening.
Rev. E. Q. Simpson, Of Hamilton, O.,
well known here, has resigned the pas.
torate OF the U. p. church there 10 &C.
cept better charge.
The boiling department and sheet
mills 1, 9 and 3 at the Standard mill are
of on account OF n leak in the boilers
Charles LaDiew has accepted posi-.
ton with McCabe Brothers, on Second
street,
Miss Hickey Hlldcbrand, OF Fourth
street, Is visiting friohds at steuben-
vile.
Miss Ada Joy entertained n number
OF her friends at her homo last evening,
A fine blooded colt belonging to Mr..
A. D. Newland died Tuesday night
Misses Sue and Ella Barr are visiting
friends at Washington City.
The Crescent Quartette has adopted a
silver Crescent as badge.
Tho Tiltonville pottery will DO great
ly enlarged in tho spring.
Miss Annie Warnock 10 visiting Nj.
and Mira y nnVuhorlv
Edward soudcrs has recovered sutIlci.
emily to DO out
Miss Ida Fchring is sick with typhoid
fever
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PosToFFICG PLUMs.
Republicans VIII Have nm Equal Chance
with Democrats Hereafter

Republicans VIII Have nm Equal Chance
with Democrats Hereafter
A good many people have though. be-
cause the Presidents order placing all
iree delivery postotlicos under civil
service rules and control has not gone
into actual operation at the Wheeling
and, in fact, many other offices, that tho
incoming Democratic administration
will revoke the order and make the
postollice employe ptums merely mat
ter oil partizan reward without taking
into consideration fitness and ability,
This is wrong impression, as the mat
Ter ia already in the hands OF the civil
service commission and will come up
for its consideration in few days, pos
slbiy however, after Mr.. Cleveland
comes into office.
Postmaster Cowden was seen yester-
day afternoon by an INrELLIGENCER man,
and asked when tho rules would 60 into
effect at the Wheeling office. He said
they would go into operation here Ns
soon rs all the preliminRriei were set
tied by the civil service commissioners,
when he would be notified 10 go ahead
with the examination OF applicants for
positions. The mode OF procedure in
filling positions in the office will be,
under these rules, for the postmaster to
select one from the three highest on the
roll which is made up after the exami-
nations. 1t will be seen, therefore,
that there isn't much show for rabid
partizanship in filling positions, in the
gift oil the next Democratic postmaster
OF Wheeling. 1t is probable, however,
that IN examination will be held and
the local office reorganized before Mr..
Cowden's term expires.
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Rheumntlsm ouloNly Cured.

Three days Is very short time in
which to cure a bad case OF rheuma-
tism, but it can be done II the proper
treatment is adopted, as will be accn by
tho following from James Lambert, Of
Now Brunswick, ILL.,: 81 was badly
afflicted with rheumatism in tho hips
and legs, when l bought a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Itcured me
in three days. j am all right to-day,
and would insist on everyone who is
afflicted with that terrible disease to
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm and get
well at once" 50.Cent bottles for sale
BY druggIsts. D&w
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,--rn.LrL. MnNN. oNNInArL
u.-fst. Nutblus m q which Iss',nss nv
a.usTs Ertgiuiipa.

tf.,,t. Nsth,us n q which Ip,t,nss nv.
a.usfs Ea,9iaiipa.
There was eon1iIefAsis talk about
,,vn Yesterday Of the peculiar resolu'
,ien offered by Mr. Cruise VA Council
r.sur- IuHsily h'gut 90 apPoini o
.,ua..l.. ulowith The t7l.eilof should
.,au.gr tl1 contract Of che city Of
Wheeling With the Holly company, and
,,,,rt nn0a the aiyIsahlllty Of making
,py craBga IN the personnel Of the
wstsf board, without consulting the
c,mg1Bv. This naturally raised the
n,s.pm1tion that there WAS some reason
~ consuIt the Holly company, or at
isa.t there might be supposed to DO
some such reason.
SIN In met, none exists. MIR, Cruise sim
ply wanted to postpone the election
Two weeks.
An IyrErliGRNcER reporter yesterday
asked Clerk Baird, OF the water board,
Il he could sec the contract Mr., Baird
sajI he did not feel At liberty to show 1t
unless authorized to by TWO members
Of the board,
the board, at another time, that the
contrac. simply provided that "the
SUPERVISION OF the engines, pumps,
pipes ETC., shall be satisfactory to the
IIoIIy Co. so long as the title to the
work, shall be vested in that company"
OF course nobody can object to any
Individual or company claiming super
vision over its own property. II is OK.
pected the last instalment on the new
works will be paid in ak years.
Mr., Hall said yesterday he did not
know any reason for Mr.. Gruse's reso-
linton. The board certainly never had
any idea that the contract could in any
way affect the election OF future boards.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folk
AhrnnI

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
=. 9. Davis, Of Eitchio O. H., is at the
Windsor.
Sheriff Franzheim left last night for
Washington City.
o. o. Hanlou, OF the GAINESVILLE Re-
publican, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. ]. w. Gallahor, jr., and Mrs. v.
A. Weaver, OF Moundsville, were up
yesterday.
Capt. Asa Booth, pilot Of the steamer
Congo, stopped oil this trip to visit
Wheeling friends.
D. L. Walker, S. Geller, jr, N. X.
Kennon and q. w. Carroll, OF st. Glars.
vile, were at the Windsor yesterday.
T. A. Orr, OF Salem; Robert Hoirono-
mus, OF Piedmont, and w. @. Jacob, OF
WeIlsburg, were at tho Stamm yestor-
day.
Jack Glasscock, tho famous shortstop
Of tho st. Louis league base bali club,
will leave for the Missouri metropolis in
two weeks.
N. D, Holmick, Of Fairmont, j. II.
Moore and wife, OF Grafton, and Capt.
Charles T. Wells, Of Glovor's Gap, were
Windsor guests yesterday.
Mr., ]. R. Campbell, OF tho Island, and
daughter, returned yesterday froma trip
to Washington aud Baltimore and q
visit to relatives In Western Pennsyl-
vRnia.
O. w. swisher, Of Faitmont O. II.
Traxlcr, Of Clnrksburg, G. w. KotzcbuN,
OF RayenSwood, Mrs. Wylio Nichols
and Louis Nichols, Of Wollsburg, arc
Among tho BOhter guests
james Gillespie, n well known young
man Of East Wheeling, has taken q
position as night clerk ut tho Hotel
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Gus MllIlnns.

There is a glow Of jollity about Gus
Williams, who a ppeara Friday night in
u new play bearing the unique title OF
april Fool' that makes him invaria,
bly, welcome. lie is one OF the old
standbys Of the theatre.going public.
His personality Is peculiar in its
strength. having the artistic qualities
which enable an actor to renew
his popularity whenever he changes his
play. "Aprif Fool" is said to be ex-
cecdingly novel in its construction,
giving Mr.. Williams wide scope
wherein to display his abilities. The
entire fun power OF "April Foo" is
immmcasurably enhanced by an ex-
Ceptional array Of high'class musical
comedy artists.
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NIny be Strike.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March 1.-The switch
mons grievance committee Of the
Wabash system have met with rebuff.
Presenting a demand for pay for the
dinner hour whenever mon were COM
PEELED by circumstances to work q
whole or part OF that hour, they have
received from Superintendent MCGEE a
refusal to accede to the request or to
recommend to General Manager Hays
that it DO granted. Grand Chief J, E.
Wilson, who came here to aid the local
grievance committee, has returned to
CHICAGO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-02

The Wheeling Butchers Association
elected the following officers to serve
ono year from date, at meeting held
last evening: President, Charles Hof-
man; vice president, G. Kaibitzer;
treasurer, George Hoeckler; finance com.
mittee, G. Kalbitzor and John Dunkle;
board Of directors, W, p. Meyer, O. Kali.
bitter, G. II. Medick, B. Gartner, John
Dunkle, Charles Rohrig and j. @.
Medicl;
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New YoRE, March 1.-Considerable
uneasiness is felt for the safety OF the
new twinscrew steamship Naronic of the
White Star line. which left Liverpool
February II and has not been heard
from since. 1t is feared she has met
with an accident. TheNonly passengers
on board are eighteen cattlemen. The
vessel is now week overdue.
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Bled to Death.

Special Dispatch 70 he M!eNIgtnccF.
PAREsRsBuRG, W. VA, March L.
Michael Baxter, an employe OF the
Mountain State Gas Company, bIed to
death this morning from hemmorhagoat
his home here before assistance could
reach him. He was from Pittsburgh,
and was well aud hearty yesterday.
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Windsor. No is an accommodating. in
te.l!grnt aBd capable young maa, md
hii host Of friouIs egpcg. seS H'ui
r,lg fapiiiy
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FOB S A LII.

Fine Farm OF liS acres on National road, nine
miles east OF city OH easy terms
Farm OF 10 acres. tOur miles north Of city. VIII
make good dairy farm.
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street with mod,
ern improvements.
House, rooms, Sixteenth street. s. O0l,
House, 6rOoms, Fourteenth street, 81 $40
House, rooms, Charles street, Centre Wheel.
ing, $3.50
Fine house, 8 rooms, Moyston street, Sixth
ward oak finish inside, s l,3O
House, rooms, TwenIy'thlTd street, $780,
House, rooms North Market streat. 81 $40
House, rooms, Eolf street, Centre Wheeling,
$50 500 5000 and $1,000 to loan on city real
estate
Business property on Market street a. modor.
Rto price.
Small house and half lot, Jacob street. Cea.rs
Wheeling, on easy terms, $500.
Three houses on MoySton street Sixth ward
OH easy terms, $500
Lots at east end Of Twenty.thlrd stse,: on
easy terms
Wheeling SlOl
5000
ono OF the beN manufacturing sItei In til,
city, fronting on two railroads ~
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WATCHES or clocks repaired and war
ranted to run mud keep tho correct timo,
at Shelf Bro, 8, Jewellers, / ITO Main street.
We also do ilrst.class iowelry repairing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-02

FoR rhoumntism and neuralgia uso
Salvation Oil, tho greatest cure on earth
for pain. II is an inlalliblo cure. %
CcntB.
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NESBiTT g. DEVINE,
1899 Market street. tols
HON SAIB.


A flour mill, with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water aud steam power, saw
and planer also attached; doing good business
IN tho country This Is bargain. Coal within
200 feet. Has thirtyseven aores OF land Will
sell all together or mill separate,
No. 1927 Foif street, frame house, six rooms,
large cellar, alloy corner Easy terms.
No. 1920 Eolf street. Bsick house, six rooriI
and haft good location. Cheap Easy toxins
No, 90 Thirty.htth street, half lot four roomA
with summer kitchen and large attic: S!,lol
=, Three houses on Wood street. high groun1
Two houses on Twcnty.nlnth. four rooms
each, 81, 400 each.
No $50 Wood street lotSOxl0o feet six rooms
A good farm OF ~ acreL one and halt mila,
from tho city. A good orchard. six acres I /
grapes has ative.Toomed house, stables etc. All
the best Of watcr VIII soil on easy tesmI1:
trade for city property.
Lots In Hofmann's addition. the best value a
tho Eighth ward on very easy terms toraia1:
time.
No II Thirty eighth street, six rooms new. .,lll
Drickhouse four rooms and hall ForIj.
ArStand Woods streets, full lot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-02

Are unpopular. But there is one form
trust against which no one has any
thing to say. That Is the trust which
the public reposes in Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and the best OF it is the trust is
fully justified by the merit OF the medi-
cine. For, remember, HOOPS sarsa-
parilla oUREsi
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New HAVEN, March 1.-The Yale
crew went to the regular training table
this morning. This Is tho earliest date
on record for beginning to diet for the
annual race ut New London.
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DIG bargains In Umbrellas this week.
I, q. DILLON q co,
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You can have your teeth extracted
without pain with "Odontunder." APP.
piled locally at NanKeuron's hotel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-02

CosonNvn's stock aud cream Mo and
porter Il II tonic approved by physi-
Cinns,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-02

HooD's PILLS are purely vegetable, and
do not purge, pain orgripe. Sold by all
druggists, z
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" FL
Country residence on National pk only few
minutes ride from this city on Elm Grove motor
line: fare Sc; house contains eight rooms; az
acres OF ground good stable and splendid Watss
Possession at once or April l.
Asplendid Seven'roomed dwelling, lej South
Broadway. This property has large aud bcaut!
full yard; good location.
Amodern brick dwelling seven rooms bat
and attic, both gases hot aud cold water. tnSl'
water closet, at 10 Zane street, close 10 bridge
$3.50, fourroomed dwelling, 1882 MARI
street as
SIS %, sevenroomcd dwelling, largo yard,
Ohio street.
$1,000. avorOOmed dwelling, III Tweuty.alu:A
siSOO, si1.Foomed dwelling, 40 North Yos
$780, sovenroomed house, q Virginia s.ro-..
500, thFGeroomed house, lib MctJ4.V-I
street.
Store room. &c Eleventh stroot.
Modern flats In central location.
lawyers Office, best in the city.
G. 0. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent 1910 Market street, over
Wheat & Hanchcr's Jcwclry Store. tc23
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE.

Pension Attorney, Notary and Real EstA:s
Agent. Houses rented and rents collOc.sl
Office No SSH Jacob street
European steamship aud draft agent. Passage
tickets 10 and from oil parts Of Europa Alio
drafts to any point In Europe
fD-MoNEY TO LOAN. del
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FOE SALE.
JAMES A. HENRY.

leCtor aud Notary Public
ie2s 1912 Market Street.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-17
A NEW RAILROAD.
Pueblo and Durango to Be Connected
by a Missouri Pacific Short
Line.

The contract for the construction of
the Missouri Paciic's new Colorado line,
the Pueblo, Gunnison & Pacific railway,
has been let to Carlile g. Weitbree, of
Pueblo. Ex-State Treasurer James N.
Carlile has returned from Omaha with the
signed contract and the work will begin
Immediately. This is an important ex-
tension, boing the first attempt of the
Missouri Pacific to open up the interior
resources of the state Of Colorado upon
it's route to the Pacific. Pueblo will be
the eastern terminal and the line leaving
that point will take in Walsenburg, Mosca
pass in the Huerfano canon, Monte Vista,
Del Norte, Creole, Pagosa SpringA and
Durango, which for the present will be
the other terminal. The length of the
road will be $50 miles, shortening the dis
tance from Pueblo to Durango fully 100
miles. Ultimately this extension will be
pushed to the Pacific coast. 1t is expect
ed that the line will begin at once and
part of the line will be In operation be-
fore the end of 1898.
The reasons it has not been built sooner
were the boiler makers strike on the
Union Pacific and the stringent times In
financial centers, but, it is understood,
that now the money for the extension has
been secured and that there Will bn m
hitch on account of funds.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-17
GOOD CATTLE OUTLOOK.
An Official Statement Of their C0ndi-
tion and Prospects.

Mr.. Janies A. Baird, assistant live stock
agent of the Santa Fe, under Major W. H.
e. Llewellyn, at Albuquerque, was in the
city yesterday, and was interviewed by
the NEW MEXICAN. He has lately been
working on the main line of the Southern
Pacific. From that road, and from the
southern points Of the A., 7. d s. r., the
latter road has within the yesr shipped
1900 cars cf cattle. The ~ +, road since
the strike Is shipping about thrse car
loads day. This has beon tho average
for forty days. Many shipments were
lost by reason of the recent tie up of that
road, but it is expected that it will all be
made mp within the next few weeks.
Mr.. Baird states shat the late winter
SHOWS and early spring and summer rains
have put the ranges in a better condition
at this season than for the past three or
four years. Tho condition of the cattle
is good. There has been little loss by
death in shipping. If it were not for a
feeling of nervousness among some of
the owners there would be no female cat
tie skipped this season. The Santa Fe road
also received good many cattle from the
Texas lines. Had it not been for the
strike ON the A. l. ?. the road would have
handled great deal more stock. Messrs.
Riley and Lockhart have been grazing a
great many cattlein southern New Mexico,
and have shipped this season about 1000
he'd. They are feeding stock near Rocky
Ford and La Junta in Colorado, and if
they continue thoir present carefu! man
agemapt during the rest of the season
will make considerable money. They are
feeding on alfalfa and their shipments are
in excellent condition.