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TRUSTEE DUTY CONVICTED.

Fined for Lavishiy Executing Township
Notes for Historical Charts.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, Ind. June 23.-The town.
ship swindles of 1o90-9l are called to mind
again by the conviction of James X. Duty,
who. as trustee of Liberty township. this
county. executed notes of the township for
school supplies. The notes in the
aggregate exceeded the amount of
the funds on hand and the current lew.
The tive-hundred-dollsr note on which he
was tried and convicted to-day was given
for ten historical charts and ten reading
charts. The case was q hard-fought battle
on both Sides and resulted in th o jury find
ing him guilty and fixing the penalty mt
$500 tine and day in jail. The
case had been continued from time TO time,
until 1t looked as If the State would not be
able TO find the evidence TO convict. This
10 the first trustee who has been tried in
this county on this charge and it is stated
that about $50, 900 worth of the notes were
issued and found their way into the hands
of innocent purchasers.
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The Whisky Trusts Answer.

CHICAGO, June 23.-The Whisky Trust
made answer to-day to the information
filed by Attorney general Moloney direcu ted
toward the disfran chisement of the cor
porstion. After protesting that the allega-
tIons in the infOrmations are insufficient,
the defendant enters specific denials to
each of the counts and asserts that the real
object of the prosecution is the settlement
of disputes over private rights and the re-
inst8tement of certain individuals in the
possession of properties which have been
paid for by the trust-Messrs. Woolner
Schwabacher aud Francis, of Peoria.
1t Is averred shat the company manufac-
tures only OF the liquor made in the United
States. and is not in the nature of q trust,
because sufficient competition exists to
make the market close, and the prices are
lower than they were ten years ago. A dis
miseal of tho suit is asked.
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Decision in Favor of n Trust.

CHICAGO. June 23-The American Pre-
serve Company scored on important victory
In Judge ConneiPs court this afternoon
which will be of interest to lts branches all
over the country. The company was
plaintiff in replevin SUIT brought against
Andrew Bishop. one of its agents. An eff
fort was made during the trial on the part
of the defendant to prove the association
as trust organized for the purpose of mo.
nopolzing the trade. Judge Mcdonnell
did not make decision in the case. but
made the order on point of law. He de-
clared that the defendant had not shown
from the evidence introduced facts which
would sustain his allegations.
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OBITUARY.

William afutchler, WeIi-Known Member
of the Lower House of Congress
EAsToN. Pa. June 23.-WIIliam mitch
Ter, of this city. Democratic member of
Congress from the Eighth Pennsy lvaniA
district. died suddenly of heart disease this
morning.
Mn. Mutchler was born Dec. 81, 1881. He
was a lawyer by profession. and was APP
pointed assessor of internal revenue by
President johnson IN 1S7. He was chair
man or the Pennsylvania Democratic State
committee in 1869 and 1870. and was sent to
she ty-fourth. Forty seventh. Forty
eighth, Fifty-h and Fifty-second con-
gresses.
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Movemen,. O, ,,.,mer.

Nsw YORK, Jnne 23.-The Paris was
sighted south of Fire island at 9:34 p. NJ,
and the Campania at 10 +. VI. Neither YES
sci has broken the record. Arrived:
Werkendam. from Rotterdam: Fuerst Bis
marck and DANA. from Hamburg; island.
from Copenhagen; City of Rome. from Glas-
cow.
SOUTHAMPTON. June 23.-Arrived: Au-
gusta Victoria. from New York.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2S.-Arrived: AS
syrian, from Glasgow.
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Victtmized by Land swiudlers

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, June GA year OF
more ago the facts of an extensive land
swiDdle came to light by which Western
people had been victimized through pur.
chasing bogus deeds of land supposed to
be located in New Haven. Now two more
such cases are announced. The victims
this time are A w. street & Co. of Chi
cagO. and j. p. Ross. of Peoria, Ill. These
people had purchased deeds to property the
location of which was minutely described
In the instruments. As matter of fact.
however. the property does not exist, and
the parties in question are out several
Thousand dollare
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Lizzie Borden's Daily Mail.

FALL RIVER. Mass. June 23.-Lizzie Bor-
nary and IL o revelation to the Local post.
otfce authorities A great many of the
letters come from members Of the Christian
Endeavor and w. c. L. u. societies through.
out the country. The girls have not ven-
tured out since their arrival home. but are
kept busy receiving callers. Harshal Hill
lard and Mayor Couehlin are receiving
some astonishing letters. most of them
being of the dirtiest and most vilifyiDg
character. Among the curiOsities he has
received is large leather medal from New
York State.
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Other Bank Suspensions.

WASHINGTON. iJune 23.-Controller Eek
els has been officially informed of the fall
ure. yesterday. of the following national
banks: The First National Bank of Ken
dallville, Ind; the First National Bank of
Santa Ana. CAL; the First National Bank
Of Whatcom. Wash. lie has ordered Bank
Examiner Cleary TO take charge OF the
Nhatcomb Bank, and Bank Examiner
Packard to take charge of the kendallville
bank temporarily. He has appointed
Robert Wingate receiver of the Merchants
National Bank of Tacoma. Wash.
NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y. June 23-The
Cataract Bank. of this city. the largest
bank in Nisgsrs county. closed its doors at
noon. lite de posts amount TO over COCO.
Cashier Rankin SAYS the assets are far In
excess of liabilities. The bank people
claim TO have plenty of securities. but
when they tried TO get them redIscounted
ct other banks they were refused. Presi-
dent Porter is confidentfhat the bank will
resume. He does not think q receiver will
be necessary.
NEW WHATCoM. Wash. June &-The
First National Bank has closed its doors.
The cashier states that depositors will be
paid in full.
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Christian End.avor Union.

TIFFIN. O.. June 23-The National Chris
tian EDdeavor Union of the Methodist
Episcopal Church was called TO order. to-
day. by the vice president. MISS Jennie
White, of Cincinnati. Rev. ID. ID. Wight
Bigger welcomed the delegates. and the
response wasmade by Rev. +. L. Flagg. of
Baltimore. At the evening session the
presidents annual address was read and
the convention sermon was preached by
Rev. w. R.aCowIe. of Beaver Falls, Pa.
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Horsewhipped a bremen Editor.

Horsewhipped bremen Editor.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
BREMEN, Ind, June 28.-Mrs Cal Sim
ringer. wife of the editor OF the Bremen
Inquirer, this afternoon horsewhipped A.
G. Baker. editor of the Bremen Stand
ard. for making disparaging remarks
about her in his paper. No names were
given in the insulting article. but the IN
ference was strong enough for every body
to know who was meant. Mr5 Sinninge
went to his place of business and asked
him to retract, aud on his refusal she ap-
piled the lash vigorously. Public senti.
mems ia with the woman.
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An,i.C,earet,e Law Uucon.,i,ut,on.,

SEATTLE, Wash, June 23-Judge Han
ford, of the United States Circuit Court.
has rendered decision declaring the anti
cigarette law unconstitutional. The de-
CIsi0n says: THE law of the State of
Washington prohibiting the sale of cigar
cites is in contravention of Article ! of
Section 8 of the Constitution of the United
States. and null and VOID in so far as it
prohibits or attempts to prohibit selling,
giving or furnishing to any one by an i'm
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Xl!iZI!ZyElN4ISIR

From Indianapolis Union Slafaos-
Trains leave for St Louis 7:30 am. 1850 am,
Loo pm, 1900 pm. Trains connect at Terre
Haute for L. & 7. H. points Evansville sleeper
on 1l:00 y. m. train.
Trains arrive from 81. Louis $3.50 am. 4:50
am. $50 pm. 500 PM. 7:45 pm.
Terre Haute and Greencastle accommodation
arrives at 1000 am. and leaves at 400 pm.
Sleeping and Parlor Cars run on through
trains Dining Car on trains 20 and II.
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FORT DODGE. Ia. June 23-In the cow
boy race. Doc Middleton arrived and regis
tered here at 1850 A. NJ. to-day. His horse
- in good shape, and he left at 2 O'clock.
Csmpbel's horse was taken so sick at Dun
comb that he WAS compelled to stay aud
doctor him. Berry reached Iowa Falls this
morning still in the lead
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weakness, X ft ever falIs TO beneht or
cure, You have your money back. It's
an invigorating, restorative tonic,
soothing and strengthening nervine, and
q safe and certain remedy for woman's
ills and ailments. Ii regulates and pro-
notes all the proper functions, improves
digestion, enriches the blood, dispels
aches and pains, brings refreshing sleep,
and restores health and strength.
Nothing else can be as cheap. With
thiS you pay only for the good you get
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From New York to Chicago by Tallyho

NEW YORK, Juno o. "A tallyho coach
left this city Yesterday for Chicago under
peculiar conditions. The matter at issue Is
q wager of IS. 600. The ribbons were in che
hands of Joe Pendergaet, once famous In
the prize ring. HOrsea are TO be changed
every twenty five miles. Only twenty.
four horses. that is Blk changes. are per-
mitted; as the horses are taken out of the
shafts they will be shipped by train on 10
miles ahead,
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women's Missionary Society.

OMAHA, Neb., June 23.-To-day the Wom-
ems Home. and Foreign Missionary Society
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of
America began it's session here. The Sec
rotary and treasurer presented reports
showing the affairs of. the society to be in a
prosperous condition. About two hundred
delegates are in attendance.
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In memory of Minister Meow.

zens met at the Ninth Presby terrain Churc b
last night and appointed a committee,
which will make suitable arrangements
for the mem orial service TO he held In honor
of the late Minister Mccoy. The commit
tee asks that ministers of the several
churches make special mention of the
widow in their prayers and invoke divine
aid for her safe return.
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managed to make his escape from the PEN
itentiary. He was employed in tho sad
dletree department and when he got away
he had on nothing except an undershirt
and pair OF overalis. How be managed TO
escape could not be learned. He was
missed when the time came for quitting
work. He had served three years Of his
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Euiaii. wiz, sal, To-Day.

NFw YORK. June 23.-The Princess Eula.
liza will sell tomorrow on the steamer La
Tonraine. She will frat visit Madrid and
report TO the Queen Regent. then 90 to
Paris TO see her children and then proceed
TO London to attend the wedding OF Prince
George of Wales and Princess May of Teek.
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SOMETHING TO REMEMBER,

II Oo 2C
or ailing woman:
that there's only
one medicine so
sure to help you
that it can be guar
0nteed. It's DIR.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. In
building up over
worked, feeble,
delicate women. or
in any I" female
com plain !" or
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WASHINGTON. June 2l-Charles Roeser
IT.. of Wisconsin. chief toposrspher of the
Postoffce Department. died tonight of ap-
oplexy. He was forty.nine years of age
aud served In the war In the commissary
department. under General Thomas
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ChriStian-

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CoRNER
" of Delaware and Walnut streets D. r. Lucas
pastor. subject, l0:45 a m, @Cove the Best Gifts"
T45 ID m, 1.-The First Promise" Sunday school $50
Q. m, Howard Gale superintendent Y. p. 5. &. Il.
Junior Society, a. m; Senior Society. $3.50 y. IN,
Miss Lois White leader. AllaTe invited and welcome
tO beSa
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DoBERTs PARK VI. L. CHURCH NORTH.
II east corner Delaware and Vermont streets. Rev.
G. A Van Anda, ID. d., pastor. Class meeting at
a.m Preaching at 1880 a IN. by Rev Henry 4, /.
Buchtel, d. D.. pastor of Central-avenue NJ ~.
Church. Subject Essential Truth IN Religicn."
Sunday school al 2:l5 p. Epworth League at $50
p. Preaching at 7:45 d. m. by the pastor. sub
ject. Lessons from the Life OF Abraham" Regular
prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:45. Ths
annual picnic of the church and Sunday school VIII
be at Fairview Park. Wednesday, june %.
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Methodist.

CENTRAL-AvENUE METHODIST EPIsCo-
y pal Church-Corner of Central avenue and Butior
street. Rev Henry A. Buchtel ID. D.. pastor. SER
mon lO:45 a N. by Rev. c. A. Van Anda. ID. d.
topic, Trust in Cod" and at Tao p by thf q
tor. Sunday school at $40 a. m Class mt etil.- e
Gas p. m. Epworth League prayer meeting at Gas
u. m. Strangers cordially welcomed.
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United Commercial Traveller.

COLUMBUS, o.. June 23.-The supreme
council of the Order of United Commercial
Travellers met here to-day. During the last
year Sl2, 900 on claims for indemnity was
paid at q cost of 28 cents for each dollar
dIsbursed. The mbership 10 2. 500 in Ii f.
taen Sfatas
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Conversational,

DLYMOUTH CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
J. and New York streets. Frederic Il. Dew hurst
minister Sunday services at l045 and 7:45 p. 10
Morning service, sermon by Mr.. Dewhurst. Rev.
Dr. K. O. Wright, Secretary American Missionary
Association, will preach in the evening sunday
school at $50 o'clock
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Got Twelve Years for Wife Murder.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
BLUFFToN. Ind. June 23-ln the trial OF
John Sherry for killing his wife. here. the
past week. the jury found Sherry guilty of
manslau ghter and fixed his punishment at
twelve years In the penItentIary. AT for
mer trial. in 1870. be was sentenced for III.
teen years.
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EPISCOPAL.

CT. JAMES EPISCOPAL HURCH-CORNEH
- North West aud Walnut streets Full choral
services. Mathis, 1890; evening song, 7.S0 re
Deum Laudamus," Van Baskeron; "Juhilafe Deo -
sullivan; anthem. Like the Hart Desireth tie
Water Brooks" by NOvello; dlet I'm the Cross Of
Christ Glory" by Abt; solo, mot Sparrow Fall
eth' by Gilbreth. Miss Rtchie, organist. Mr.. Win.
Drill director of choir. Rev. T. @. Barry priest in
charge.
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PEST SHIP AT MALTA.
Two Deaths from Cholera on a French Steam
era German Discovery.

Two Deaths from Cholera OH a French Steam
era German Discovery.
PARIS, June 2S.-The steamer WiddinR-
ton. sailing from ST. Louis. France. arrived
at Malta last night with cholera on board.
Three persons had been stricken and two
had died during the voyage. weeks
quarantine has been imposed at Malta on
all arrivals from French ports. The off,
clal reports cay that three persons have
died of cholera in Alas and two in Cette
since Wednesday.
BERLIN. June 23-Much interest has
been aroused by the announcement that
Professor Emerich. of Munich. and his as
sistant, Professor TsubOi. of Toxic, have
discovered that AsiRtic cholera is essential
ly o poisoning with nitric acid generated
by Koch's comma baciIlI.
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The Divine Sara Robb.d.

VALPARAISO, June IA correspondent
in Rio JaneirO telegraphs that Sara Bern
hsrdt vas robbed OF jewels of the value of
SCI, 600 francs in the Brazilian capital.
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NTERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPrsCo-
u pal Church-The Rev II. A. Cleveland. ID. d. pas.
tor will preach at l0:30 Sunday school 81 81
classes at $780, Y p. y. &. n. at 6:3Op Thursday
evening service at B O'clock
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Bapfist

EIRST BAPTIST CHU RICH - NORTHEAST
Il corner Of New York and Pennsylvania streets
Rev: w. +. Taylor. pastor. Preaching at lO:45 a
and 7:46 p. IN. Sunday school, r. w. Douglas super
intendent, at $50 a. m. Young peoples prayer
meeting Sunday. 6:45 D. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening All persons welcomed to these servicea
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H.,f Brother. and Ha,f Sister. Rarr.a

C"'rvp"s. o.. June 23-The Supreme
Court of Ohio to-day. in the DeshIer will
v.er. deciued that brothers and sisters of
full blood inherited before half brothers or
or half sisters This added nearly a million
dollers to the wealth of William g. Desh-
lar
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CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - COR
- ner Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev.
Joseph A. Milburn pastor. Preaching 1880 a IN
and 745 d. IA sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Young
Peoples Society Christian Endeavor. 6:f5 D. Ju.
Nor Christian EndeavOr, p. IN. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening 745. The public cordially invited
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Presbyterian.

LrIRST PRE3BYTERIAN CHURCH SOUTH
Il west cor Pennsylvania and New York streets.
The pastor, Rev. II. l.. Haines ID. ID, will preach
tomorrow at l045 a. IN. and 745 y Evening
subject, MY Neighbours Faults sunday school
meets $50 a M The Young Peoples Society meets
at 6:45 p. m. Weekly prayer meeting ON Thursday
evening, at 7:45 O'Clock.
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Mitchell. the wealthiest man in the coun-
ty. is president. and he stated to-day that
the paper held by the bank was gIlt-edged,
and If the bank was given time every de-
positor would get his money and the bank
would open soon. The capital is $4,000.
with O surplus of $4,000. The bank was
considered one of the strongest banks In
the State
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Report on the Panama Scandal.

PARIS, June 2a-Ernest Vale presented
in the Chamber of Deputies to-day the re-
port of the commission of unqu,ry into the
Panama scandal The report covers three
hundred pages. It exculpates from all
blame M. De Freycinet. ex-MinIster of
War, and nj. FlOu1uet, ex-President of the
Chamber of Deputies. 1t pron0unces false
in every particular the story that 104 Dep
utles were bought with Panama money.
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An Editor Arrested.

PARIS. June 2.-M. Ducret. editor of the
Cocarde. which published the story con-
corning documents stolen from tho British
embassy and NJ. Norton. supposed to be the
forger of the same documents, were arrested
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DR.. R. P. Gordon, of Hebron. KY, was
jolted out of cable car in the La Sale
street tunnel. Chicago. while asleep. and
died of his injuries.
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its availability in tlmo of war has been
amply demonstrated.
A Model of the Victoria.

CHICAGO June 23.-There is model OF her
Msjesty's ship Victoria in the Transporta-
ton Building at the worlds fair. near the
main entrance. It is the largest and finest
model of any vessel at the fair. As soon as
1t became noised about that the Victoria
and her crew had gone to the bottom OF the
Mediterranean the visitors hocked around
the model, and the crowd finally became so
great that it became necessary for tho
guards to clear the aisles.
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CT. PAULS CHURCH-CORNER NEW YORK
- and Illinois streets-Rey q. A. Christensen rector.
Holy communion a IN. Sunday school, $50 a N.
Morning prayer and sermon, 1880 a. No evening
service. Bishop Knickerbacker will be present. and
Bishop Brooke, of Oklahoma, will preach in the
ms
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An Old Soldiers Snic;de.
VI In fhe Indfananolia Journai

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PERU, Ind, June 23-Jamas Townsend
committed suicide at his home this morn
ing by hanging himself with q clOthesline.
He was In debt and Respondent. lie leaves
a widow. He was an old soldier, and had
been receiving q pension of 1874 monthly.
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TABERNACLE CHURcH-CoRNEB MERTD-

i ian and Second streets. Rev. j. A ROndthaler Id.
D., pastor; Rev B Durham associate pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at 1880 a IN. sunday school
at 2.l5 D. m Y p. ). c. z, 345 D. m. Preaching
vashiI, street Chapel a. 1870 a M. ard
in Mt Jackson Chapel at 745 p M, by the associa6s
pastor
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Coombs s. Co. Sold for 100000.
Another E.o.pe l.om Jefrer.onvilie.

Another Escape from Jenersonvtitc.
Special Ia the Indianapolis Journal
JEFFERsoNvILLF. Ind. June e3.-Late
yesterday afternoon John Reddick. an
eight-year-man. sent up for burglary,
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RAILWAY TIME-rABLEi
"a ~ indianapolis Union statloa-
VIgennSuIVdnid LINES.
Trains Run by Central Tim,

TICKET OFFICES ct Station and at corner Illinois and
Washington Streets
TRAINS RUN FOLLOWS:
sDaily. Daily, EXCEPT Sunday
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ROUTH
TO ST. LOUIS AMI
frH X WEST-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-02

Farmers as well as business men in towns
do not fully appreciate the effect on the
growth Of wealth in their midst that Is exer-
eised by the humble creamery. A fact or two
may help to fasien the question. The Eve
creamaries,s situated within radius Of Eve
m at the iarthest from Fort Atkison, pay
TO the farmers annually over a quarter az =
million of dollars. The sugar factory al e.
Scott, rs cost $3.50, 900, and IN three wears
PAD to the farmers Of the surrounding coun-
Try $4,000. The twelve creameries Of Dick
inson county, rs, cost at the farthest nat
over S425, 600. A well and honestly managed
creamery IS blessing to any community and
should always meet with generous apprecia-
tion.-Ex.
Saeh enterprises would pay we'll here. All
tAAt would have to be done will be to yet
some one to cone here, who understands me
business 4qd engage in it. Plenty Of milk
can be furnished and the COS, TO start the en-
'eFpsise Is mere ,giae.