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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-12-27
CONGRESS AT WORK.
Proceedings of the Senate and House the
Past Week.
WEDNESDAY,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The senate
was in patriotic mood yesterday and
showed a disposition to do anything in
the shape of legislation preparatory to
maintaining the claims of this country
in the Venezuelan matter. Mr. Chan
dler n. H. introduced a bill carrying
an appropriation of S1OO, OOO 600 for a
heavy increase in the national arma-
ment and propositions followed au-
thorizing the secretary of war to pur-
chase lately improved battery devices.
A resolution also passed calling for iu-
formation as to British encroachments
in Alaska.
The session of the house was short,
but bill unanimously passed author
izing the president to appoint a COM
mission to investigate the Venezuelan
boundary, Mr.. Gtout Vt introduced
a bill for the appropriation of slOO Co.,
coo for the defense of the seal board and
Canadian frontier. The bill proposes
to raise the funds by S0-year two per
cent. coin bonds in small deuomiua-
tons to be sold at tue sub-treasuries
and post offices. The sentiment ap-
paren9y was unanimous in sustain
ing the recommendations of the presi-
dent in his special message.
THURSDAY.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90 When the
house Venezuelan bill was laid before
the senate yesterday, Mr.. Morgan
moved its reference to the committee
on foreign relations. He addressed
the senate in favor of the motion. BIr.
Morgan thought the president right in
the position he had taken, but he
thought the matter should be eonsid-
cred deliberately without undue haste.
Mr. Sherman took the same view of the
question. Mr.. Lodge favored a Yigors
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rll1, NAulElicu Dct. IL
TINTED States Land Office Colby, Kansas,
~ Sept. 3. 1885. Complaint having been en-
tered at this Office By Ii. b. Tomblin against
Henry b. Meyer for abandoning his homestead
entry No l5ll2. dated Nov. /, lE2 upon the
Southwest quarter section 2. township south.
range q west in Sherman county, kansas. con
testaut alleging that the said Henry b. Meyer
has wholly abandoned said tract, and changed
his residence therefrom i0r more than siz
months since making said entry, and HeEt unoI
~ tie date herein that said tract IS not settled
anon and cultivated By said parts as required
b Jaw. With q view 10 the cancellation Of ssid
eafry. the said parties are hereby summoned 70
appear az this Office on tire 5th day of December
IsaI. at 10 o'clock q. a.. 20 respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
81 Il. ctIvERT JANIS n. kIEE,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Register.
Service 81 publication allowed.
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Summons By Publication.
First published November q.

CTATE of Kansas, Sherman county, Is. In
- justice court before p. S. Darling, a justice
OF the peace OF uoOdland city Ia said county
aud state. 4. z. Tompkins, plaintiff. %, J. W.
A0gan and Edna fOgan, defendants. Said da.
PENDANTS, j, VI. NGgan ana Edna FOgan VII
take notice that they have been sued IN the
ABOVE named court for upon a balance due upon
a note given by defendants 80 J. B. Alighaes for
the sum Of $50 which note was sold. assigned
and transferred 5y said Aiiaback To tliis plain.
tiff, and this plaintiff IS the owner and holder Of
said note, and you and each Of you must alsWeF
the bill OF particulars hled therein b. s8id
plaintiff on or before the 3lFt day % December,
1888, or said bin Of particulars viii b tskea a.
true and judgment for plaintiff in said action
Tor s2i.ou and costs Of SOFT gEd that tie attach
ment issued in said cause win be iOreclosad and
that George III. Austin, George Jones, and ". III.
Collins have been garniEheG under said order.
and the said garaishers ordered to pay into court
money in their hands belonging b. defendants as
found by tho court tOWit. George III, Austin.
sl2.G0; George Jones, sf2.5j. ". III, Collins So
and the property attached herein tCWit; Tho
undivided oue-hah interest 81 one Nichols &
Sheppard separator, one Woodbridge horse
power ano all hXings belonging thereto, vii 10
ordered sold 10 satisfy said judgment and costs.
said cause has been continued 10 The Slst dag Of
December. NJ u o'clock a. d. P s. psEt4la,
Horn ANDREHs, .ruagic1 % che besce.
Attorney.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Catsle-Re Receipts, 2,500;
tEe car loads Of beeves sold 10 sl5c higher no
choice here; fair 10 best beeTes s. s03E50i
stockers and feeders, s. 40G365; mixed cows
ana bulls, slSi a255; Texas steers s2.7jas>s5.
e. . 1850, mixed and butchers, s3s39350.
heavy packing and shipping, s. 50 ES4Ilk; pigs.
s2s0236
Receipts. $3.50; market llc higher. ns-
tive. S100aSs0; western, s2s163ss; Texas,
s3o562T5; lambs, ss0eEAa
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- - - 8.

GIAIE % Kansas SbeI.B8n Couass, 81. IN the
- matter Of the estate Of Robert hickiiDs. Aata
81 Sherman county, Kansas Notice Is Eeubg
given that on the alsh day % hoFeuber, a. d.
i5d the undersigned was. b. tie prcbste cont
% sherman county. Kansas, dHiy appointed and
qpallhed as administrator Of the estate OF
Robert hlcklinE, late OF sherman eGuHty, De.
ceased. All parties interested IN said oststs viii
take notice and govern Themselves aocoEdllsiYs
bEloRAE HFCELma, Administrators.
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Kansas CITY. Dec, A.-ButteF-Creamer
separator, pc; frsts. l912Oc; dairy, fancy, i4a
i5c; store packed, fresh. 109t12o; OF grades, SCI
country roll, fancy, l38 l5o; choice, le112c
Eggs-Strietly fresh eaudled stock. 195se Per
dOz; cold storage, f5C.
PoultFy-Hens, 45z95e; springs, 6a6Hc;
ROSTERS, 15c: young, i71o: turkeys, 7H9sc;
ducks, T64sc; geese, fat, Co. pigeons, &c per
doz
Fruits-Apples, fancy, s225G25o per BILL
choice, sL75D2G}; common 70 good, Sl.096L5G
per Dol CranbeTries. S. 95sbS50 per Dbl
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no Grain Markets.

There was no business done on any Of the
grain exchanges In the country to-day, an ad-
jOurnment for two days having been taken
Chicag0's receipts to-day were 1875 cars Of
wheat $50 cars Of corn and 2iz cars Of oats
Kansas City's receipts Of grain to-day we're
80 cars Of wheat, % cars Of corn and cars Of
oats.
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given up all hopes
Of ever getting Bet
tsr when Hoods
6sTsaparHla was
recommended to
me- andI beIieVe Is
my duty to Ief
other sufferers
know the benefit /
derived from Il, I
Gould Not Sleep
at night, was With
out appetite, and
what little / did
eat I was unable to
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-12-27
MARKET REPORTS.


KANSAS CITY, Dec. a. -Cattle-Receipts
2,0S8; calves, %; shipped yesterday, 54Ocattle,
s. calves, The market was active and
strong, 1Oc higher, Cows we're steady tC
strong, The following are representative
sales:
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Keep in the Middle Of the Read,

4 Leading Daily PQpukisf Paper
Free Coinage is a fight for
commercial and financial indie
Pendence, forprogress, prosperity,
freedom and happiness Of 99-Ioo
of the race, and in importance
and draws all other
questions presented for the con
sideration Of mankind. what
man can love his country when
his country lets him starve.
Weekiyin advance per year 81 90
Daily, per month. 50
ADDRESS THE NEWS,
DENVER, COLO.
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% THnEg
Nervous Prostitution
Could Not Sleep = Had Ne
Appetite
Cured in Body and Mind by EOOd's
sarsapaFIila

az suffered very much for 8 long tins
with nervous pgosssstlon. had about
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-12-27

market opened strong, active and &c higher,
but closed easy. The following are representa-
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aheep-Hecelpts, 6g5i shipped yeste

Sheep-Receipts, SOS; shipped yesterday, 499.
The market was active and steady TO strong.
The following are representative sales:
lambs 50 1873 24........... "a $3.50
% sheep. e 2sO % sheep. ....l2I as
Horses-ReceiptS SIS; shipped yesterday,
g. The receipts Of horses and mules were
fairly heavy. Buyers were cautious and bought
slowly at about steady values
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ALEAtACLiIt Cav = &c AAaa0AE "
keep on my stomach. After taking the
first bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
seemed to do me some good, I tried
second and continued to feel better. !
got up feeling
Bright and Refreshed
IN the morning. I continued with the
medicine and am cured, body and mind,
can sleep well and feel better in every
way. I gladIy recommend Hoods sarss-
parilIa to Others" J. EDWARD RIEFLE,
154 Madison Ave, Allegheny, Pa.
Hoods sersa-
Il kAAAA~A. pGTiELG
Be Sure Cures
to Get Hoods nAAAA,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13
THE HUMORIST

The dobutante covered her face with
her hands. ".Ncvcr!" she ial,ored. "ln
suci, Il costume? I dare not" But
presently her courage revived. ''rhc
hats" ahc ioyfnllv exclaimed. II never
thought OF tho hats" She trIppnd con.
fidently upon the stage. feeling that no.
body would see her after all.-ChiclUJ
TimnS.
First Suburbanito-What is there TO-
inc on ovrr Mt lirownkin's to-night-a
golden Wedding? Second Subutbanlio
No. Tia souvenir night. in cuIcbra-
ton OF tho ii:ioth DAY OF their having
their new hired girl.-Erch1ngc.
Shc-I have boon listening to an Nv
fully clever mau forthe pnst hour. He
Then you may find me dull. Shc-Not
at all. Ono cant stand too much OF
that sort OF thing, you kuow.-Erchunyc.
Wiggins-My boy. il you live beyond
yOur income You're bound to como to
grief" SCIENTIFICALLY dear fellow, if |
Ind TO live within il, / would DO misor-
able even Hrrpsr'S Ha:ar.
"|hy don't you 20 to work? WHY
40 YOU WHftN your tIint oxnln =
Did You cvnr bcg2" "No. OF course
not" "Thcn you don't know what
work is."-7ii. Bits.
Tho propriclors OF n Wca. Philadol.
plia aalo.stablc hnvo this sign outside
their establish mont: III YOU aro look.
inv for mules don't forget us."-PhRa.
iciOhia Recgrd.
Frinnd-so You've given M tho idcn
OF trying TO got q aGnt in tho senate
Millionairo-Ios. | couldn't figure on,
moro than | por cont on the invest.
mGnt.-Puck.
Sho-WhHt's your opininion Of tho
coming woman? lIc-l can'ttclI, bn,
suspect sho will kCop u, waiting Jus,
like tho others ChicaJO Inter. Ocean.
poct-lIas tho editor road the poom
left hero Yesterday? Oiico Rov
guess 20. sir: hos sick abcd to-dav.-
boston BulhiHl.
Tho woman in blnomcrs must icol like
n now man.-FHCk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13
A REMEDY.
Important Discovery OF nm American
Scientist In Gsrmnny.

Important Discovery OF nm American
Scientist IN Gsrmnny.
WAsnISGroS. April l2,--Unitcd States
Consul General Charles DcKay, at Dor.
lin, believes that M American pkysi.
clan has discovered tho means OF curing
consumption. lupus. and perhaps can.
cor. In report to tho state department
no says that tho coming medical ION.
gross at Munich Ia likoly to giyo no littio
attention to tho discovery made Ivy Dr..
Louis Wnldstoin, n native Of Now York,
announced In tho German medical
papers ~ extraordinary action Of mi.
nuto injections Of piloCnrpino, n crystal.
lied extract from tho BRAZILIAN labor.
audi plant, oil tho Emphatic System.
This In n Sonse completes tho celebrated
neil serum acting lhvorably OH pa.
TENTS whom tho serum docs not euro.
Tho consul general describes tho long
and patient Investigations madO by DR..
Waldstcin in European hospitals load.
ing M to his great discovery. and Incl.
dcntnlly proving tho truth Of his rem.
soning on tho relation OF tho Emphatic
systom to disease like lupus as vol as
tuberculosis IN other forms, to diph.
iberia and othor diseases still.
lho koy Of tho discovery Is this: BY
successive injections Of minute doses OF
pilocarpine IN tho veins ho arrives ut n
gaadual stimulation OF tho lymphatic
system. That system increases tho
white c%orpusclcs in tho blood, which, In
some way not agreed upon, certainly
overcomos and rcndors harmless those
poisonous particles in tho blood that
produce disease. Tho discovcrcr strong.
" advises physicians to try pilocarpine
in the carly stages Of consumption, and
indeed in all diseases involving tho lynn.
phntic system. lilo hai satisfied him.
self that 1t forms Il Trustworthy test for
the presence OF tuberculosis in man aud
animals. Tho report closes with a
statement OF a case OF lupus OF twenty
two years duration, regarded as incura.
bio, which was relieved immediately
after tho first inioction, aud ia now al.
most healed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13
PERSONAL POINTS.

Senior Canovas del Castillo, at the head
OF the now Spanish ministry, Is one OF
the homelios. men in Europe, bein:
squat. paunchy. and asymmstrical, with
a lace that is intensely unpreposscssing.
lle i, n reactionist OF the most pro.
nounced kind aud a thorough believer
in the divine right OF kings 20 do as
they everlastiugly please. His vito is q
very naughty aud unpopular Woman
The President is having his portrait
painted for Don NJ. Dickinson. OF De.
troit. The artist is n young Michigan
man. who has gone to Warrington to
secure the necessary slttings. The
hardest feature OF Mr.. Clcycland's lace
to paint is his eyes. which are remarka.
bly, blue and, it is said. choleric.
Atarecent ball in Paris Nine. Casimir.
Pcrier wore more pearls and diamonds
than any other woman present. Sho
displayed more Gems than she was in
habit OF wearing whom mistress OF the
E!ysee.
Mr.. Chalkcley. the author OF the pop
ular book on athletes, says it is a mis-.
take to auppose tina. irreyulari.y OF
meals and sleep have any bad effect on
the health.
The postmaster Mt Paris, Ind, is
James \. hall, aud the entire receipts
oil his Office during tho last quarter were
only two cents.
New England people who have met
Rudyard kipling say no is a much
more agreeable mar than he has been
described.
John McConnaurhy. OF Bridgeport,
Conn. has n clock 200 wears old. 1t
still keeps good time and is valued n.
$500.
Joseph Alexander. OF Newburc, NY,
is nincty.one year, old and Ia, voted ia,
eighteen presidents.
Theodore Thomas, the orchestra direc.
tor. will celebrate his golden jubilee in
July.
The emperor OF Japan is a great Gig
arctic smoker and very fond OF football.
A statue will DO erected NJ Brecon 10
Mrs. Sidlons, the famous actress.
Mrs. Lease is making preparations to
u for mayor OF Wichita, Kun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13
BUDGET.

Throo young women Of E%llcnspurg,
Wash. loft there on Sunday to sock
thor fortunes In tho gold fields Of Alas.
ka. Their outfit included. among othUr
things. u small sailbout, In which thcy
will mako tho trip up tho Yukon river
to Forty Milo creek, n distance OF oycr
LOO milos.
Some years ago tho famous lake on tho
Duke OF Nowcastle's estate ut Clunbor.
which had not boon omptlod for 200
ycars, was drained oil, whom thousands
OF pike wore found, some OF which,
from their enormous size, wOrc prob.
ably OF very great aGe.
Tho Muscovito shoe Is hand.wovon
on n wooden frame. aud but littlo alton.
ton Ia paid TO tho shape OF tho foot.
Leather Is sometimes uied, but tho san.
dial Is gonorally mado OF colorod silk
cordagc and wooden cloth.
DR.. Charles W. Dabncy, IT,, chairman
OF tho United States government board
for tho Cotton States and International
Exposition. has boon in Atlanta max.
ing arrangements for tho government
exhibit.
The Oldest Joint stock company now
existing Is tho Now River Company, Of
London. which was Incorporated by
royal charter in tho year 1919. Its
shareI o bring almos, fabulous
prices.
Tho fact that the white house Of tho
Coniodcracy is now used for a colored
school house Ia calculated to make tho
Lost IL turn over in its coltin Dos.
ton Herald.
Tho largest gold coin in existence is
said to DO tho gold ingot or loot" OF
AMMAN, n flat. round piece, worth about
S32j, the valuo being written on it in
India ink.
Ono Of tho valuable treasures in tho
Lonox library, III Now York, is an I'M
broken flo OF tho London. Timer, from
1905 to tho present time.
For tho hide Of d full crown giraffe,
greatly sought after in Africa for whip
aud sandal making. tho native hunters
get from Sl5 to S25.
Panama Is a Caribbean word, moan.
ing mud fish," an allusiou to the
abundance OF this variety on both sides
OF the isthmus.
The Greeks have two places OF wor.
ship in New York city, whore tho ser.
vice is carried on in the Greek tongue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13

LANCASTER, Pa, April l2.-Last evon.
ing Samuel T. Kane, n we'll known
young farmer OF East Donegal township,
was driving along n road in that place
when his horse became fractions and
he got out OF the vehicle TO get a switch
from n tree. lie was accompanied by
W. W. Fackler. and remarked rs he
climbed up the tree that no supposed
he would fall down aud break his neck.
When he had ascondcd about fifteen
feet he slipped. fell. striking on his
head, fu~lfilIinchis prophecy OF n momcnt
before. His neck was broken and no
was instantly killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
His SulTarings Ended Attor Uolng
Munyon's rheumatism Curc.

Mr.. George Smith, Of Tacony, Pa
says: ~ suffered from rheumatism for
thirty years, and had 80 many aoyoro ut.
tncks that aomo OF my joints wore
twisted out OF shape. AT timOs | sui.
fcrod torriblc pain, and, although l
tried many remedies, | ncvor obtalnod
any permanent roliof until | procured
Munyon's Rhenmatiim euro. Tho nc.
ton OF this remedy was wonderfully
quick, md, although | have only taken
II small quantity. consider myself por-
manontly curcd."
Munyon's rheumatism euro is guar.
nntccd to cure rheumatism In any part
Of tho body. Acute or muscular rhou-
natiim cured In from m 10 hyo days.
1t never faila TO euro sharp, sIlooting
pains in tho arms. logs, sides, back or
breast, or soionOss in any part OF tho
body III from ono 10 three hours. IL IL
guaranteed TO promptly euro lamencss,
still and swollen joints. still back and all
pains In tho hips and loiDs. Chronic
rheumatism, scia,icn, lumbngo or pain
in tho bnCk are speedily cured.
Munyon's homeopathic Homo Rom.
edy Company, Of Philadelphia, put w
specifics for nearly every disease, which
are sold by all druggists, mostly for %
cents n bottle.
Those who arO in doubt Ms to the ma.
turo OF their disease should address Pro.
fessor Munyon. 1905 Arch street, Phila.
dclphia, giving full symptoms Of their
disease. Professor Munyon will care.
fully diagnose tho case and give you
tho benefit OF his advice absolutely FREQ
OF all charge. Tho iIemodies will DO
sent to any address On receipt oil retail
price.
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mously increased quantities. Va can.
not supply out Of orr own mills tho
woolon fabrics tina. aro supplied out Of
foreign mills. Here iaa distinct impair.
n,ent Of tho roioutcca OF tho country,
tho direct result Of lower tariA dutios.
Two cases Of low.psicod, plecc.dycl
goods sCnt abroad will not compensate
for "tho onormou, Increase In tho i'm.
ports Of manufactures Of WOOL" tho In.
crease being moro than $4,000, 900 In
tho first quarter Of tho present calendar
year, Il. takes countless drors OF water
to cayon up with tho great ocean.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13

\ remarkable story OF ieadish lingo.
nuity come4from Westmoreland county,
Pennsylvania. The vito OF Simon I.
Stou0er. having 4 liking for another
man and desiring to &c: rid OF her hus.
band, drew their W daughters INFO Il
hldeous conspiracy against the father
and mad him convicted OF i namele.s
crime.
The man was sentenced to n term OF
fifteen years iE the peni.cntlary. Some
o! his friends who believed Stoutier in.
noceni, put detectives on the case.
Alter great difficulty one OF the dauch-
tiers was induced TO make n iull confess.
ION, revealing the whole conspiracy
against her father. The bpaTl If par.
dous promptly recommended. aud Gov.
ernor Hastings a. promptly granted. n
pardon. The man had served about
two years oi his sentence.
Thua far no steps haze been taken
against the woman. [, is Il pity tina,
she canEot be sent to the penitcntiary
for life. ltIs doubtful whether i crime
exactly like hers has ever been COM
mIttcd before in this country.
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Don't wnntn Woman Hanged.

CHICAGO. April l2.-rhe colorcd peo'
pie OF this city are determined thas
Maggie Tiller, the frat woman ever sen
fenced TO be hung in this state. shall re-
ceive n new trial. \ well attended moot
ing. under the auspices of the colored
churches OF the city. was held last night
TO raise funds for \ new trial. c. |.
Palmer, who conducted the first trial.
snid new and important evidence had
been obtained since the trial closed, and
consequently the woman had not had a
fair trial. After several others had
spoken q collection was taken up.
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There are %sanguine predictions that
while the new house OF representatives
will De ready enough to repeal tho in
come tax the senate will stand in the
way. This is very hard to believe. One
may favor the principle Of an equitable
income tax and yot with perfect con-
s~i',cncy disapprove such m income tax
~ Congress has Il upon a few OF the
people OF this country.
Nobody who has any idea Of the nc:
as 1t passed and rs it stands after the
decision OF the supreme court can
think 1t M equitable measure. II it be
no: equitable it should not DO allowed
% stand.
Tho senate is 40! in such favor with
the penplc that i. can afford to excite
mrihcr the popular resentment. Tho
people know that the income tax is di1.
eliminating and unjust in its operations
and they except it to bn wiped out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13

CLEVELAND, April l2.-Tho bar iron
manufacturers Of Ohio, Illinois, Indiana
and several other states were again in
session ut tho WeddcII House today.
An organization was completed ut the
m%ornin. session by the election OF the
following officers: President. W. Z.
Taylor, of the Union Iron Company. OF
Youngstown, Ohio; vice president.
Major Collins, Of the Central Iron and
Steel Company. Brazil. Ind. secretary,
George W. Clarke, Of the Mitchell!
Trantor Company. Cincinnati, Ohio;
treasurer, James Corus, OF Joseph Corn-
K Co, Massillou. Ohio. Executive com.
mI.,ce. ". T.. Taylor. Major Collins,
George ". Clarke, Scott Council and
Frank i. Felt. Attic afternoon session
the chief topic under discussion was the
present low prices on bar iron and the
a%dvisability Of making Il general ad.
vanco on the salne