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PROBATE NOTICE.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Hennepin,

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Hennepin.
In the mater Of the application for license to
sell the real state Of Mary Kittredge, de.
ceased. Va
Dunn, the exec utrtx Of the estate OF said de-
cease d, praying that license be to hsr granted 9
sell all the real estate Of which said deceased
died seized, and 1t appearing by said petition,
that there Ia not stuff cient personal estate IN tire
hands fsaid executrix to pay the debts outstand.
ing against the deceased, and the legacies and ex.
penses of administration, and that 1t neceslar
Ia order to pay such debts, legacies ard expenses
t. sell said real estate in said petition described:
It is therefore ordered, That all persons inter
esed in said estate appear before the said Probate
Court, at general term thereof to be held on
Monday the "a day of Septe mber, D., 1885 at ten
o'clock in the forenoon. at the Court House, IN
the City os Mi nsapoEs, IN said County, then
and there to.show cause III any there boz why
license should not be granted to said executrix to
sell said real estate, according to the prayer
of said petition.
And it Is further ordered. That notice Of such
hearing be given to all persons interested. IN said
estate by publishing this order once each week
for three successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing, in he Irish STANDARD q newspaper print
ed and published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis this 9Th day Of august 1885.
~ the Court: JOHN. II. STEELE.
3< i / n. m & IN Judge Of Probate.
McHALE e. ABELL Attorneys for Executrix.
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BUILT s: i, OF OYSTER SHELLS.

sHouses built of oysters shells can be
seen Is d large number of Texas towns Z
{ said e.. "a. Holland, a Well-knoWn news
PAPER man OF Dallas, recently. The
state was at one time undoubtedly a
part of the bed Of the Gulf Of Mexico.
How many years ago geologists do not
know, and natural historians are puzzled
at tie forms Of life, So different are they
from any to be found elsewhere. = Mr..
Holland then proceeded to unfold a re-
MAI kable story. Running across the
tate frtra north to south, he said, is an
immense ledge or sheet of rock
! termed OF oyster shells q 1i e
thickness and is used for building
purposes in some places, while In others
st IS ground ur ana placed upon the
ground as aE.fertilizer. There Is a large
4 quarry near Fl enrfetta, In the northern
4 art of the state. and q number Of hand
some on 81 blocks have been constructed from
sH. ben first taken out of the earth 81
III wh tel ma soft but vaen exposed CO
lie airEit bsao1 ars and II 10, u
fHl buzz color. sS tas FORMERLY
III meet ndssfii snly DIR Do
|||ss l1ea ss ,,'ss
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A BRIDE OF A MONTH.
Sudden Death of rlrs. p. j. Gallagher
Closely Followed Her, Wedding.
A BRIDE OF A MONTH";.

A BRIDE OF A MONTH.
SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. P. J. Cali
LAGHER CLOSELY FOLLOWING
HER WEDDING.
Z On the 26th of June last the marriage
Of Miss Mary A. Kelleher and p. J. Gala
CHER at ST.. James Church, st. Paul, took
place, and ON the Both of July following
the bride of a, month was dead. Her sick
ness had only been of five days duration.
Her friends were numerous, and all OF
her Immediate relatives stood at her bed
side when she died, with the exception of
her eldest brother, who was ON his way
from st. Louis.
The dead was beautifully remembered
by prnfusion OF the choicest flowers sent
by sorrowing friends. The Daughters Of
Erin sent a. HARP, a pillow came from the
association of binders, cross from Miss
A. Gallagher, a crescent from M l.. Tob.n
the two latter being the bridesmaid and
groomgman- heart from the stricken
husband, a harp with broken strings from
ner brothers, T. F. and D. Kelleher,
bearing the one word, Sister, Tyre
from the choir of st. James Church with
the words "Our Alto,", besides some
smaller pieces.
The funeral was the largest ever held
dlli 0tt. jE4luCS CuulAu. u4dSo was
celebrated by Rev. Father Fitzpatrick,
who afterwards pronounced words of COM
fort to the sorrow:ng attendants regard
ing the virtues of The dead. The choir,
with alto absent, sang Nearer My God
to Thee" The remains were inferred in
Calvary cemetery, the honorary pail bear
ers being: Daughters of Erin, Mrs. T.
w. Mccoy, d. F. Mccarthy, Miss Ella
Heating Miss Maggie Mcclure, Miss R..
j. Clark and Miss ]. Cook. The active
pail bearers were: Thomas Tobin, Philip
Mattocks G. Dougherty, j. Donnelly, r.
Lynch and F. C0rcoron. E5
While the eulogy was being delivered In
the church, eyry head was bowed in grief
and every eye wet with tears.
"a large number Of the machinists from
the Great Northern railroad shops and
several Of the men from the other depart
ments attended the funeral in a body.
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Minneapolis Public School Tablets.

ruled tablets for the Minneapolis public
schools was secured by P. j. Monaghan, OF
27 Third street north. Some idea Of the
magnitude of the job may be gained from
the fact that it took three car loads bot
paper all Of which had to be ruled on both
sides of the sheet and bound in tablets
of 80 sheets each. The contract stipu-
lated that all tablets must be delivered
on or before Aug. LIST, which only allowed
about two months to complete the work
But Mr.. Monaghan was equal to the occa-
sion and had all the tablets delivered
about a week ahead Of the stipulated
time. This is the largest contract Of tab
lets ever done in the Northwest.
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UNITED j. HEARTS
Pretty Wedding of Youthful and
Popular Couple.

On Wednesday morning, last, at 9
O'Clock mass, at the Church of st. An
thony of Padua, Mr.. Leo F. Graham and
Miss Annie T. Minoque were quietly
married. The bride was attended by her
sister and the groom by Mr.. James H.
Flanagan. ..st5 p 8 sss +
E Avoiding breakfast was served at the
home of the bride, 1105 Adams street.
Both the contracting parties are very
popular in the social circles of the East
side and both are Of the same interest
ing age, twenty-five. Mr.. Graham is a
railroad man and lives at 1857 Grand
street northeast, where the young people
will be at home to their many friends
after Sept. l.. Il
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. Ho!w,s This z.

INV . AA0
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Propfietors,
d. Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known =.
]. Cheney for the last Is years, and be
1ieye him perfectly honora BILE in all bus
mess transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made BY
their firm. s3.3 l.s5r
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, @. n sss u
WALDING, KINNAN s. MARVIN,
wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o. y
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
75c per bottle. Sold by. all druggists.
Testimonials free. .55.s
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Irishrnen viii Meet.

The grand convention Of the Irish race
in America which has been projected ahG
agiIated for the last two years has at
length taken shape and will be held in
Chicago, Sept "a, Is, and 26. It will com
sist of 1 900 delegates 'chosen by the Irish
patriotic, political and military organ1iza--
tions Of the country But these delegates
will be accompanied by a much larger
number Of representative Irishmen, so
that the total attendance In the conven-
tion will, it Is expected, be over 10000.
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Nor1nn or pxp1RAr1oN OF REDEMPTION

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION Of kIUGMfIfON
In whose name assessed, Hattie A: Hay; descrip-
ton Of land Renoinaton,s Second Addition TO
Il, block 80; year tag levied 1885; date Of jndg-
ment, March 81, 1851; when sold; May 9 ls g:
penalty and sost. g 81 total sssnt e:
date Of Judgment, March 81: 1888; when sold, Hay
H. 1888; amount sold Tor g d nur ta { ~
uuired 10 redeem, $12s5; total. s23. So.
Minnesota. TO Hattie 4 Hay: Xoa are hereby n e.
the District Court, County of Hennepin, f3tnte Of
Minnesota as above steted-the land hsrssp aooye
rs above stated and that the time allowed By Law
for redemption from said sale will haze expired
after sixty days have elapsed sftes service q r..
sheriff fees. has been fled in this office. 1naddi
ton to The amount abose statea as ss e
notice must be paid together with suoh interest a.
NAV accrue from and after this date.
Witness MY hand and official seal, ct MiuDeapo
lis. in said County Of Hennspin; this 18th day o.
June, 1895. y. T. GUILE, H.
Per j. o. DAVIS, County AuGltoa.
f-rG..E Deputy. ., >,
No, 2931. tSeal1
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EHealJ.
No. 1p43.
Nor1oE oF Exp1RArIoN on KRpEMPrIoN.


In whose name assessed, F. Beede; description
of land, st. Anthony City. Hennep'n COUNTY. Min
neeota; LOTT block q; year tax levied, 1890: date
OF judgements March III. 1882; when sold, May 3,
1892 amount sold for to purchaser, $s 49, in ter.st
penalty and casts, $50; total amount required to
redeem, $11.43; total, $l1 49,
Office Of County Auditors. Hsanepin County.
Minnesota. 10 r. Beede: Yon arc hereby noti-
fed that, pursuant to tax IN gment-entered ia the
District Court County of Heanepin. State of Min
nesotn, as above stated-the land herein above de-
scribed, assessed in your name, was sold for tax
as above stated aud that the time allowed 10y law
for REDEEM ption FROM said sale will have expired +,
notice has been made end proof thereof and of tho
sherias fees has been filed IL this Office In add
redeem from said sale the cost of service Of this
notice must be paid together with auch interest -
may accrue from and after this date.
Witness my baud aad official seal, ut MinneApo.
Lis. in said County of Hennepin; The 18th day Of
June 1895. g. r. COOLEY, +
Per j, o, DAVIS, County Auditor.
Deputy.
No.t2979. .,.:,' - 4 -..zs- tSeall
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PROBATE NOTICE.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Henneptn.
a Probate Court. salffg III, sss. HI

.GTATE OF MINNEso TA, County OF Henneptn.
- Probate Court # HI
In the matter Of the estate OF Mary Ktttredge
Letters testamentaTy on the estate Of Mary Kit
redge, deceased, late Of the County Of Hennepin
and State Of N Minnesota, being granted to
Teresa Dunn. f:!ll 55.s . I'LL tt$ ~.
Il its ordered, That SIX months be and the same
Is hereby allowed from and &fter the date Of this
order, in which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased ere required
to file the same In the Probate Court OF said
County, for exa IninattOn and allowance. or be
forever barred. }s.k d .S * 81
March 1896. at 10. o,cl0ek g. m, at q general
term Of said Probate. Court, TO be held at the
Court House In the City OF Minneapolis, In said
County, be and the same hereby il appointed A
the time and place when ard where the 5sa1ds
Probate Court will ex anime and adjust sid
claims and demands a We
And it Is further ordered, That notice OF sucns
hearing be given to all creditors and personl
interested insaid estate by forthwith pub sbinx
this order once in csch week for three successive
weeks in The IEssh Standard, newspaper print;
ed and pEbli shed in said County. sSS71
4 Dated at minneapolis, this S.h daT Of august,
BY the Court: JOHN Il. STEELE
7Tpss IN & 3 Js ssS @5 Judge of Pynha II. 4
HcHALE & ABEL, Attorneys for Executrtx
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NO11&iG4 OE+ EAATxna AJA)ly Ne @NS@W
Ii whose narn0 assessed. Gust Lund; deecrip-
ton Of land. Cobb's Addition to ct. Anthony,
Hsnnepin County. Minnesota: lot 70 block .; yess
when sold, May 9, 1888; alnonnt sold Tor 70 par
chaser interest psnnley - an g. eos.s VIZ
Of1cs Of County Auditor, Hsnnepip Coanty,
Minneeota, 70 Hnst Lund: Yoa are hsreby neets.
led that, purfnant 10 tax 3u9Fment-entsfe Y
Minnesota, asabove stated -the land herein ss,cye
described, assessed Id Jour na,e was sold f0r sas
Tor redemption from said sale. will hnye expafsd
after sixydays have elapsed after service q taha
notice has been made and proof thereof and Of The
sheris tees hes been filed in this office In ssatao1
70 the snnount shove stated 20 necssssIy e r.
notice must bo reid tOfether With such interest
as may accrne from ard after this date. y. 5S.S
ssWItdees my hand and official seaf g Mjnnsapo-
jnns- 1SgS. SSG13I C. II. COOLEY,
g Per- 8. sDAy1s. County Anditor h
!. & Ros y 5 fssaI.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
No, $500.

Z In whose name assessed, Edwin Wilson: de-
scription Of land, Ramsey; LOCKWOOD nd Others
Addition to st. Anthony, Hennepin County, Min
nesota; lot 49,, block year tax levied, 1887 date
Of Judgment, March 81. 1889; when cold, May9,
1880; amount sold for ~ purchaser 81. 80; inter-
est penalty and COSTS IS 81 total amount required
to redeem, 3.02; total. 1892.
Office Of County Auditor, Hennepin County,
Minneeota. 10 Edwin Wilson: You arc here
by notified that. porsuant to tag judgment-en-
Tered in the District Court, County Of Heunepin,
stnte Of Minneso a.. as. above stated-the land
hcrein above described, assessed In your name,
WIS sold for tax as above stated. and that The time
allowed By law for redemption from said sole. will
have expired after sixty days have elapsed site!
thereof ard Of the sheriffs fees has been flod in
this office. In addition to the amount above
stated Us necessary 10 redeem from said eaa. Che
cost Of service Of this notice 1nust he paid, to.
gether with aroh interest as may accrue from and
after this date.
Witness my hand and official seal, at Minneapo
ISIS. in said County Of Hennepin, this 18th day Of
June, 1855. Z. 4. COOLEY;
Per j. o. DAVIS, County Auditor.
Deputy.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
ecription Of land, Maben and Whites Addition to
Minneapolis; lotls bloek4; year tax Levied 1855;
Il, 1855; amount sold for to purchaser, e2.a2 IN.
tersst penalty and costs s2it total amount re-
Office Of County Auditor, Hennepin County,
Minneeota TO Chas. = Kenpton: You are heret
tered IN tho District Court, County Of Hennepin,
State Of Minneso a. s:s above etated-ths land
was s0d for tax above stated: and that the time
allowed BY law for REDEMPTION frcm said sale. gill
have expired after sixty days hsvo elapsed after
service Of this notice has been made and proos
thereof and Of the shsT7f's fees has been 6led IL
this Office In addition to the amount above
stated as necessary to redeem from said sails. the
cost Of service OF this notice, must be psid, TO.
eether With such interest as may accrue from and
after this date. NJ G 81 5.$.ta.
lss. in said County Of Hennepin. this 18th day nj
june. 1895 - 20. R. COOLEY,
Per Pr j. TO q. DAVIS, County Auditor. i
No. 1895 z q, lseaU 4. &
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In whose name asseeeed, B. X. Watson; descrip-
ton Of land, so..th Side Addition to Minneapolis.
block is year TAX levied, 1882; date Of JUDGMENT.
september1, 1888; wAen sold. septsmnber e 1853;
amount sold for e nursaseI. s,M interest ter
redeem, ST. u: total, S.
Office Of County Auditor, Hennepin County,
Minnesota, 70 B. f. Watson: You are hereby mott
fed that pn!saant to taz iudEmen1,entsred n
Minpesota, as above stated-tbe land herein above
in me- was sold fos tax
for redemption from said sale, will have or pired
after sixty days have elapsed after service Of this
sheris fees has been fled in this office In addition
to the amount above stated. as necessary to re.
deem from said sele. the cost ct service ct this
as may accrue from and after THE date.
Witness my hand and official seal, at Minneapo-
lis, in said Coanty of Hennepin, this 18th day Of
June. 1885. q. 4. COOLEY: .fft
Per j. o. DAVIS County Auditor.
Deputy. Ft&
No. 2soa. lseal.l
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g,TrcE a TX p1RATIoN Of RE,,1sMp ron

:, ] S.grr +
m whose narno assessed, B. Is. Watson; descrip-
ion Of land, south Side Addition to Minneape-
Ids Hennepin County minnesota; rea: a. feet, lot
t. block 49, year tax levied, 1882 date Of Judgment,
September i, 1888; when sold. Septemper ~ 1889;
am CUNT sold for to purchaser interest. pom
ally and eosts 81 IL total amount required to re-
3eem, $S s; total. $685. sf s
Office of County Auditor, Hennepin County.
Minnesota. To b. X. Watson: You are herasy
notified that, pursuant to tax indgnent..-ente cd
in the District Court, County Of Hennepin, State
Of Minnesota, as above stated -the land herein
above described, assessed IN your nane. was sold
for tax as above stated and that the time allowed
By law for redemption from. said sale will have
expired after sixty days have elapsed after service
Of this notice has been made and proof thereof
and Of The eheriffs fees has been filed in this Of
Ace. In addition to the amount above stated. as
necessary to redeem from gaid SALE the cost OF ser
Vice Of this notice most be paid together with
such interest - may accrue from and after this
date. - .t
Witness my hand and official seal, at Mime
apolis, in said County Of Henn9pi1, this 18th day
Of June 1885. &. e. COO1EY
Per ]. O. DAVIS. County Auditor.
4 Deputy. ,sS5
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NoTIIIN ON HA ND.

4 He was Il lively tel How and fond pf her,
BUT ocdaa to5 him that IL gtrl 81 81 !.
places AID having tim I'll the time 4 sgs
sss AMI INK Sofa and xzlf enine
asked d ming breszil
tIi1se
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oI1TI ,ooK I,Op FoPETGN cBOps.

|. . OUTLOOK. FOR FOREIGN CROPS.
From Beerbohn1, July 26-The weather n
has been very warm and good deal OF
rain has fallen, which will do much good to
the late crops and especially to. the roots.
from various parts of the country continue
to indicate very Door yields, especially in
the south. southWestern and . Midland caun,
some of the northern counties the results
are expected to be better than at one time
possible put u tneee tb can be u te
exceedingly short one, the shortest perhaps
within living rnem II OF ,o w, ahent 40 ooe
Fine, dry weather is now urgently wanted
L for the harvest, which has commenced in
the early districts of Sussex.
and much rain has fallen this week, but
harvest has not SO far been seriously inter.
I.fered with. Wheat cutting in the important
north and northwestern provinces has now
comm enced and the weather during the
mp point Z Of quality and condition, in the
na epaaa as sed it e tn the
departments are rather Disappointing. TAX
ing the reports as ,5 Whale they od nd gig
tiers, against about 43,00O,000 quarters last
year. In Germany the prospects: have
rather improved; there are reports Of seri,
they prove to have been exaggerated. The
most recent official estimate. up to July u.s.
puts winter wheat at 20 and spring wheat
year THUS the indications point to a crop
ters 's a st is,7oooo5 quarters in 1854 From
various; bad weather is prejudicing the
barley crop in Holland, and in both coun-
tries fine, dry weather is now urgently
gary estimates that the wheat crop may
equal last years although 10 to 30 per cent
| is blighted more or less; the quality gener-
rive, however, promises 90 to rs per cent
less than last year. Barley has improved
but oats will not equal last years yield
cutting has commenced and the crop prom:
Uses well. Rye was less favorably placed
| than wheat, and the spring soW1 crops had
improved In Roumania the harvest is re.
ported to be progressing under excellent
auspices. Wheat is expected to be consider,
ably above last years poor yield Of $500, GOV
have been shown in London, and business
| done al 24s Cd c. i. +. From Bulgaria and
Seryia also the reports generally are e1cef
lent. 81 ID s5s.ytt. .s
| From Russia the latest telegraphic re.
Eports from the Azof districts say that tbs
harvest is proving disappointing all round INC
quality and natural weight are generally
defective and a smaller area vas sown thar
last year Of all grain; under aax seed nov
kilograms from NicolateH refer to the dis:
appointing yield of the ghrka or spring
wheat crop, but our ow y Udsssa f9 4 on
| ther has been favorable for the harvest aIle
| "a far as could be judged the results would
biz except as regafas rye N fpme
GriYnea and Bcssarab1a. 4: Altogether one
may expect that Russia will have q full ay.
erags crop Of whsaf o of say apSpt al
II In ia italy and Spain the wheat erops are
Esornewnat Irregular but on the whole fail
81. 5,$.,e,i7 E,rnYf1 S,Cl1th Australia ard New
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SUMMONS,

y .$35 AMI 81 SUMMONS.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Henne.
Y The State Of Minnesota, to M J. Ryan, defend
ant. } !H#;i
{ You are hereby summoned to be and
appear before the undersigned. one of the jus
tees of the pescein and for the City of Mime
1875, at nine O'Clock In the forenoon, at my
Office in the City of MINNEAPOLIS in.ssid County,
to answer to George sieh' in civil seton.
aforesaid. Judgment will be rendered against you
upon the evidence adduced by said George sieh
for such sum as he shall show himself entitled
steh in this action, is the sum of $l7 with inter
est thereon, at the rate o. seven () per cent pei
annum from the first day Of January, 1898. to.
together with the costs and disbursements Of
this action.
Given under my hand shis srd day Of August.
1896.
~5 G. 8. DEVER, +
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on 1, AN fsED HER MIND,


Are you ~ CONT tsorna d ?''
asked, fearful Es sss
joined the ttllS IS harsh
1ay
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Half Rates to Denver, Colorado.


g For the meeting Of the American Phar-s
maceliticaI Associa alton, at Denver, Color
ado Aug. 14th to oath, the Minneapo-
lis e. ST. Louis r.. r. Co. vii sell round
trip tickets, to Denver and return at
one lowest standard first-class limited
fare Tickets will be sold on Aug 18th.
and 18th For further information ad-
dress any agent Of the company or Mr..
A.. b. Cuts, G. T. and r. "A. Minneapo-
lis e st. Louis r. r. Co., Minneapolis,
MINI. sss Isl II
SEND THE MISSIONARY HOME.
IL King Yambe hat is the snesss Psy-
Echenot sssS ~ y
Psyche not This paper left by The
sfpf1arY gives the Il par ticnlar Of the
Holmes case ana the PtstzeI child S.g5
5ss .Ea! More IA 1aerI lean osltfsag I1oH
shall we 4 s,eopIe eve
|rr1H & III &
NM, I 1ae.
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IMMENSE CORN CROP.
G. 8. DEVER,
r ~ .Iuatice of the Peace

From the Wall Street Daily News, Aug. g
Unless q blighting frost occurs before its
time, the corn crop of the western states
this year will be by far the largest in their
history. A much larger acreage than usual
was planted and the general yield per acre
will be above the average. Frost is now the
only thing which can seriously interfere
with the full maturity of the crop. So much
rain has fallen throughout the western Sec
ton and the ground is SO thoroughly satur-
ated with moisture, that were no more to
fall from now until the crop is gathered it
would not suffer from that cause to any ap-
preciable extent. Conservative estimates
Of the crop in the three great western corn
states-Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas-place
the aggregate yield at 1000, 900 bushels.
Such a yield will give the railroads more
traffic than they have had since 1892. This
amount Of corn, not to mention the other
cereals and farm products which these
states raise, would make 2,333,333 carloads
Of "a, 600 pounds each. Allowing 40 cars to a
train 1t would make S., 1913 trainloads, or 100
trains of 40 cars each per day for a whole
year. OF course all this corn will not be
sent to market in it's original form. Much
of It will be turned into beef and pork, but
when that is done the traffic of the roads
will be largely increased by the operation.
For IL months to come, then, the question
confronting the railroads will not be how
to get traffic, but where to find cars in
which to transport it to the markets Of the
world. Where are the 1885, 1913 freight cars
coming from that will be required to haul
this one article OF freight or its equivalent?