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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

This Is the way Senator LeXlOw put it
in the much talked of interview relative
to returning prosperity. "What does
the senator think of the political situa
tom asked a traveller of an intimate
and confidential friend of one OF the Re
publican leaders at Washington. 'He
Is very sorry, was the frank reply
''that this wave Of prosperity has come
so soon. While he does not regret that
the people are more prosperous, he
thinks it would have been better for the
party if the revival of business could
have been delayed year or so longer. -
What does he think of the political
outIook2' was the next question. The
answer was: 'sHe is much disturbed
about it. \ few months ago he thought
the Republicans were going to have
things all their own way, but now he
fears that this revival in business, and
especially The general increase in wages,
will blind the people to the real facts OF
the situation"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

An ENTIoN Is called 10y Secretary John
d. WOrman. of the JeffersOnian socie~
ties. to the necessity of Immediate and
efficient club organization, as urged by
President Cleveland in his letter to
Chauncey F. Black, and by Secretary
Carlisle and Postmaster General Wilson.
The state conventions of past years rec
ommend all Democratic people and
workers to join in this work. The Dem
ocratic societies OF Pennsylvania meet
in general assembly at Lancaster on Sep
tember >. 1t Is expected that Secretary
Carlisle and Postmaster General Wilson
and many other d stinguished leaders
Will be there Chairman of city and
county committees are urged to get
the Democrats together in their several
localities to organize societies and elect
deputies The hope of our political
enemies Is IN Democratic default" says
Major; WOrman. at is the enemy we
should fight and not ourselves" Fol-
rates and other information letters
should be addressed to the secretary al
Philadelphia.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30
Indians Murdered.

Portland, Ore, August 26 a dis
patch received. last night from burns
Ore, said:
\ courier from Diamond Valley re
ports the killing of - Bannocks by cat
tlemen under the leadership OF 'Rye
Smith. Smith : reason was revenge for
the murder OF his father III ISIS IN DIa
mond Valley.
There IS great excitement in the town
and through the country. Troop A l.
in readiness to march on short notice
and Il awaiting orders from the county
sheriff for authority to act.
Indians are reported as. approaching
the town from the South, but are be
ieved to be friendly
Diamond Valley l. situated in the
southeastern corner of Oregon. Burns,
the county seat of Haruey county, Is
$50 miles distant from Ontario, the
nearest telegraph office Ontario Is a
small station on the Oregon Short line
near the border between Oregon and
Idaho. The news Is not credited here, as
il was not known that any BannOck In
dians were in the vicinity.
At Ontario it Il believed there Is some
truth in the rumOr, but no further IN
formation can be secured until the arri
val of the stage TO night. There Is 4
daily stage from Ontario. Heppner anc
| Baker City to Burns. the county seat OF
! Harney county, but the seat of the re
| ported massacre Is more than a 100 mile
| southeast OF Burns Burns Il 100 mile:
| from Ontario, and it requires about /,
hours for the stage to make the journey
Rye Smith said to be the leader o
the cowboys, Is known to be a bad char
acter. If the BannOck Indians were IL
that vicinity they were there for the pur
! pose of hunting.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

Talk about higher duty on tinplate
is rather tardy now, when the present
rate of /. , cents per pound has been in
force for year with no injurious
effect upon the industry in this country.
Moreover, in spite of the dismal predic-
tions of the duty from ,. , cents to l. ,
cents per pound the tinplate industry in
the United States has grown under the
new tariff as never before. Tin and
Terne, Pittsburg publication, express
es the hope that the rate of duty will be
increased to l.75 cent las soon the par
ty favoring protective duties again
comes into full power" The eagerness
of manufacturers to engage in the man
ufacture of tin plate under the present
rate OF duty shows how extortiOnate and
how excessive, leven from the protec-
zionist standpoint. was the duty of >.
cents per pound imposed by the tariff
act of 1870. Those who are counting
upon an increase in the duty on tinplate
are deluding themselves with false hopes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30
Several will Die.

Toledo, O., August 25.-There Is lit
tie change to, day in the condition of
the persons who were injured in the
City of Toledo accident last evening.
Those who were kept in this city are at
the Toledo hospital, where they are Civ
en- best of medical attention. The ply
sicians stated this evening that death
was only question Of time with the
majority of the persons who were in
jured, and there is no possible chance
for their recovery.
The schooner Magdeline Downing was
towed into the docks this afternoon, in
"A badly dilapidated condition. Her port
bow is torn away for nearly 20 feet, and
jibboon and standing canvas is torn
away. The City of Toledo was placed
in the dry dock this evening and will be
immediately repaired
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30
Geese Upset 4 Bicycle.

Port Jervis, \. Y, August 25.-Two
young wheelwomen wearing bloomers,
when about to enter the village of Mat
amOras, early this morning, came sud
denly upon flock of geese They
slowed up, and the geese attacked one of
the young women, who wore bloomers
They plucked so viciousIy at her
wearing apparel that they upset her. 1t
required the help of two small boys and
her companion to drive the geese away,
after which the women remouDted their
wheels and returned in the direction of
Milford. They were city boarders at a
summer resort on the New Jersey side
of the river
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

\ TELEGRAM from Harrisburg, this
"Wednesday afternoon says that Quay
was elected chairman OF the Republican
state committee 10y reclamation. PeO-
pie whose opinions were unbiased have
been of the opinion for some time that
the drift was toward Quay and the re
suit Is as expected Quay's banners
have been badly torn and tine factlonaI
fight has let out some secrets that are
not to the credit OF the g. o. p in Penn
sylvania, but the result Of the fight
makes it clear that Senator Quay will
command the forces for some time to
come. Soldier Dan may now put IN his
time wondering how he ever was
thought of for governor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

The Chicago Record reports that at a
recent meeting Of representatives of the
Western Freight and Traffic Association
in that city the question of moving the
present corn crop, the largest in the his
~ Of the land, came up. In the course of
the discussion it was said that with the
present modes of transportation 1t would
take more than two years to move the
corn out of Kansas and Iowa to Eastern
points for European shipment. And
corn IL only one item in the output of the
mighty West, 1t Is no wonder the en-
ployes of the railway car shops are
working night and day in the effort to
provide sufficient rolling stock for the
proper handling of this immense
volume of traffic.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

THE first conviction for dueling in
Mexico, although the law has long for
hidden that deadly pastime, has just
been secured in the City of Mexico after
a trial which lasted from Monday of last
week until an early hour on Sunday
morning. For killing Colonel Neraste-
gul in duel onlAugust the ninth, Colo
mel Francisco Romero has been found
guilty after a most sensational trial and
sentenced to three years and four
months Imprisonment with a fine of
$500, or 100 days additional impris
onmeni if preferred. Romero must al
so pay $500 annually to the widow of
Verastegul, in monthly installments, for
eighteen years, and the costs of the
funeral of Yerastegul, amounting to
S4GO. The costs of the trial he Is also
liaNle for.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30
New Jersey Forest Fires.


Cape May, y. J., August p The
forest fires have broken out again near
this place. Gangs of men from the
West Jersey railroads have been fighting
the fires all day in the neighborhood of
Goshen. Fifty acres of land have been
burned away. \ heavy wind famed
the flames all night, but this evening
the wind died out and the farmers hope
to control the fire 10y tomorrow.
The fires have been sweeping towards
East Nineland. The farmers at New
I:aly are alarmed and fear their entire
crop Will be lost. \ fire brigade
has been organized to fight the flames,
and the men are now trying to stop the
burning grass and timber before il
reaches that place. Some of the finest
timber land and cranberry bogs in the
state have been destroyed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30
Small Bextunfnxs

Make great endIngs sometimes. Ailments that
we are apt to consider trivial often grow through
neglect, into atrocious maladies. dangerous in
themselves and productive OF Others. 1t is the
disregard OF the earlier Indications OF in health
which leads to the establishment OF all sorts OF
malades on chronic basis Moreover, there
are certain disorders incident to the season such
as malaria and rheumatism, against which Il 1.
always desirable To fortiiy the system ate. ex
posure 10 the conditions which produce them
Cold damp and miAsna are surely counteractei
by ii ostetter's stomach Bitters. Alter you ha ye
incurred risk lrum these influences. a winegIass
lul or Two OF HOsteteer's Stomach Bitters direct
iy aiteTwaTd should he swallowed. For m,Iarta
dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney and bIadner
trOubie nervousness and debility IL Is the most
deserVediy popular oi remedies aud preyentiyes
"inegisssial before meals promotes appetite.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

FoIIowING l. the crop condition for
the week ending Tuesday. as reported to
tn, weather bureau by kilograms from
Washington Pennsylyania-D Drought
general and very injurious to corn
Buckwheat, late, and also potatoes
pasturage. tobacco and fruit Frost on
22nd slightly damaging to corn, buck
wheat ana truck vines
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

IT Is shown 10y an analysis Of census
figures that more than half the men in
twenty-eight Of the forty-nine states and
territories are engaged IN agriculture,
and that farming Il the leading pursuit
in all Of them except New Hampshire,
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Connect
cut and New Jersey, where manufactur-
ing and mechanical arts take the lead.
There are in the United States 1000, ,OuO
men engaged IN agriculture to 9,22o, SOC
IN other forms OF business The steady
growth of this country Is sufficient proof
that intelligent farming pays.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30
Our Commissioners Said 10 be prisoners

London, August PA special dis
patch from Shanghai says that the mem
bers of the commission which recently
left Foo Chow for Cheng Tu, in order to
investigate the recent massacre of mis-
slonaries there, are Virtually prisoners,
and that Commander Newell, of the
United States steamship Detroit, has gone
to Cheng Tu to consult with Mr.. J. c..
Hixson, the Uhited States consul at Foo
Chow, who Is the leading member of
the commission, about the landing of
marines for his protection and for the
protection of the other members of the
commission.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

JUICE BDDLE. Cumber AMI county.
has filed an opinion which interperts the
new fee bill relative to cOnstables' and
justices costs deciding that the fee for
serving a warrant does not entitle the
constable To- 81 for each defendant, but
for all The suit was brought 10y W d.
Humer, constable of Carlisle, against
the county commissioners IN a case
stated, which Will effect every constable
in the state.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

ACCORDING to a New York H,ruH spe>
ciaI dispatch, the Princess Colonna, the
stepdaughter Of the California million
aire Mr.. John W. Mackay, has agreed
to pay Prince CoIonna 10000 francs
yearly in settlement OF their matrimon-
ial difference. The Princess retains the
custody Of the children She Is to be
congratulated on unloading her Prince
so chcapIy. 1t would cost her great
deal.more to keep him.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

If the combine people tell the truth,
the Quay leaders have been guilty of at
tempting to bribe delegates, and are
therefore subject to criminal Indlct-
ment. fine or Imprisonment. If the
Quay leaders tell the truth, the combine
leaders. from governor down, have been
equally guilty. No Republican VINO has
iutelligentIy and carefully watched the
down grade of his party in Pennsylvania
will deny than both sides are telling the
truth.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

THE iron output these days is the
largest which the country has ever had
at this time of the year. Moreover, it is
steadily growing. This is one of the
most striking evidences which could be
found that period of business activity
exceeding any winch the country has
vet known is close at hand.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30

THE president mas issued al order
extending the civil service rules to in
clude all printers and pressmen in the
exe-utiyc departments
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30
JOHN .UcCONYEIL
1900 Eleventh Ave- Altoona.
New SPRING STYLES.

We have full, and complete line of the finest and
best fitting Spring Clothing in Cambria county and prices
that defy competition. We have the largest stock North
ern Cambria and the makeup of fine goods equal 70
custom-made. We have the Spring Shapes in Hats
and our stock of Gents Furnishings is complete.
Our stock is larger and prices lower than ever before
All we ask Is that you call and examine our goods learn
prices and will convince you that the best place in h
State to buy your Clothing is al
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3. g 3.
Wanted

SHELF ROOM. and this i the most cf-
fective way of getting 1.-THE high-coSI
foreign DRESS GOODS AND MOTEL
TIES to 20 like this
a5c. to soc. IMPORTED DRESS GOODS,
l5C. yard.
SOC. 75c. and sl.o0 IMPORTED AND
AMERICAN GOODS, = 20 50inche~ wide
25C. a yard.
SI.u0 To SI.50 IMPOR TED DRESS
GOODS, choice. neat style novelties sc.
G.UO yards solid black and colored
mooth ii nish TAFFETA SILK-good for
skirts. dresses and p'tricOatS firm. smooth
cloth. - strong it won't tear.
IMPORTED WASH SILKS. lsC. and
sc.
Medium to finest DIMITIES-threelo lots
at three prices bought late in July at
awy-down prices: they've been assorted
according To styles and qualities 10 be- sold
on same basis:
LOT /.
Not 80 choice in styles and coloringS a
tho other TWO lots. but remarkable At
price loo. a yard.
LOT.
Contains over a hundree different styles
fine quality. beautiful patterns. many
white grounds among them. l5C. a yard.
LOT
The very best Imported DimitieS. fine
sheer fabric, and most excellent STYLES
pc. yard.
WASH GOODS from &c TO &c. repre-
sent the seasons medium To best in color.
ng~ and designs.
COME. Or write our Mail OrGer Depart.
| meut for samples. mailed free.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-30
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

FOR Parliamentary.
WILLIAM O-BRIEN. of JoHuStown.
For Register and Recorder.
D. \ N,jIOJGH. Of Ebru>hurg-
For District AtJ1ru-..
JAMES NJ WALTERS Of Johu>town-
For Poor Director.
JOHN O'HAEA. %. Munster township
For Coroner.
De WILLIAM RAUCH. Of JOhu-tOwu n
For Survey Or.
= W MILLER of .IOhn>J0wu-
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LEAD THE
=PROCESSION -
High Art Clothing for Short, Stout and Regua
Sizes. and furnishings

Stylish servceabe gOOdsthe correct thing in welr-
y-saving prices. Chdrens Suits in all grades
Our spring stock of High Art Clothing, the pick and flower
countrys clothing especially selected fabrics tailor garments
all the newest and most fashionable shapes Our apparel
made the prncipe-every garment fitted "a living
the natural lines of the
a result guarantee perfect fit
p~I am the only cother that sells High Art Clothing
Blair county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-13

equally indifferent unless they can sell good, at
their own figure, The market IL nnminRIly nt
2i5,lGc. the SPOT Mlo NJ regulars having been
nindo Ut that figure. but no goods cnn no bought
under 10 now SOt y single piUco Of regulars
huS hecu sold during tho week. All thu sniCs
arc made upon sninll contracts Tor odd, to run
along IN light deliveries during tho two or three
months The deliveries wcts we'll IN, being
slightly nbpyc the production. Tho stock OF
regulars picked up few thousand pieces but
odds dropped mora tnan regulars picked up.
aud that II u good feature.
MoMrs, Remington md Dhyol furnish the inl.
lowing hlh,omcnG Production for tho week,
9!O.O00 pieces deliveries eaLOO1: stock tOddsI,
6i0l0i last wcek'ssock, 1000; sales, 00 spots,
1000 futures, 5000.
Sales for weekly dcllveryi May. i7S0l0 pieces:
Juno, l3g.OC0: July, 1000; August. Bl00j; Sep.
tenber, 5000; October, 5000; November. 1000;
December, 1000.
Now York-The early hours Developed n fair
demand for summer spcclaltlcS Of moderate
quantities. but the increasing temperature made
buyers seek their Offices The demand and sales
for the week have been large. and, white stocks
Of SeaSOnablc godiS have been largely rcd uce,l,
the claims against the production have In.
creased considerably. Printing cloths quiet at
former quotations
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-13
FINANCE AID TRADE.
Tho Features OF thu Munoy aul stock
AJnrkot,.

AInrkots.
NEW YoEf, May iI.-Money on call easy at y;
per ccut Prime mercantile paper Sai}E per cent
Sterling exchange weak, With actual bushes, IN
banscn' bill at sis;ai SIX for demand and 81 SEA
isOH Tor G0days; posted rates, 81 1iai s7iEaiSsa
$50; commercial bills, siSj., Silver certificates
OGsa6 I'ici no sales. Tho total sales Of stock
to-day were u; 90I shares
On the stock exchange to-day the inward
movement which has been In prOKrcM through
out tho week, received fresh impetus aud n
higher range OF values was established. Not
mithstAnding tho TACT that nj the opening LON
uon was seller. and that local traders Wete
REALIZING profits, tho market was vol held by
hlld gradually gained strength, tho fore Igucts
changing front aud becoming good buyers, In
tle last hour tho speculation was very buoyAnt
IN tone aud closed A'rong with prices gencfally
al tue best OF the day and OF tho week. The
ntAllgcs are anl.i higher. The past week has
been Huotablc ono In Wall street by reason Oi
The great activity OF tho stock market, tho vile
distribution oi the business, the natural al.
yhncc' recorded and the large buying tor tho
ioteirn account Tho buoyancy OF tho dealings
Gnu be hlicHtcd by tho fact that soms 90 share,
my time sluce January J.. The more Important
advances arc: Pau Handle preferred 5. do coin.
4 OhIois.
The only decline, OF importance were hay
Stale Ga' "a per cent and Pullman ~ per
cent; The sales OF tho week Aggregated ., 49,.
0oshlieS, aud l5j shares were traded 10.
The bond speculation to-day was active and
buoyAnt with sales OF 81, edg 0O9.
Government. bonds strong.
state bonds inactive,
Railroad bonds strong. u'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-13

FROM WITHIN 4 FIGURE FELL FORWARD.
vanish. The rost ia plain. Gunter nav
ing completed the round, and baggcd
some El5,000 or more. spends few
pounds in n tourist tickle, at Palmer's
rs n blind, being careful to give Lakor's
namc. He leave, tho umbrella at Char
ing Cross in n conspicuous place. right
opposite the lost property Office, where
it i, sure to be seeu, and so completes
his false trnil.
Then who arc the people at 1917
uackworth road?"
Tho capitalist lives thore-tho fnan-
cier, and, probably, the directing spirit
OF tho whole thing. Mcrston's tho namo
lie goes by thorc, and Two no doubt hs
cuts a very imposing figure in chapel
every Sunday. He'll DO worth picking
up-,hiH isn't tho first thing hos boon
in, I'll warrant"
"But-but what about Laker's mother
and Miss Shawl"
"Well, what? Tho poor women arc
noarly out OF their minds with terror
and shame, that's all. but, though they
may think Lakcr a criminal, they'll
UOEoE uCbOIL ulIll. lHOy w UsCu lOllOW.
ing Us about with fooble, vague sort Of
hopc Of being able to balllc lis in somo
way or help him il VIC caught him, or
somoth Ing, poor things. Did you over
hear OF roal woman who'd dosert a
son or lovor morcly because no was
criminal? But here's tho doctor. Whom
hos attended to him will you lot your
mon tako Lakcr homo? | Unjust hurry
and report to tho guarantee society, |
think"
"But," said tho pcrplosed Plummer
Whore did you got your Clue? You
must have had tip from Holno ono. you
know. You can't havo done it by
clAirvoyancc. What gave you the tip2"
"Tho Daily Chronicle"
"lhe what"
''rho Daily Chronicle. Just tako n
look at tho agony column in yoaterday
mornings issue and road the message 10
'Yob'-to Gun.cr. IN fac.. That'a all"
lTo NE CONTINUED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-13

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheun, fever
sores, tettor. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-13
Weekly bank Statement


Chicago--Cattlc steady at unch anged prices.
Hogs frmer: heavy al 81 2jai ~; light and
mixed 81 3Qai 20; pigs q Ooai Is. Sheep nrIn;
sales were on the basis OF s. O0ai 60 for sheep
and 81 7ja5 70 for good 10 choice lambs. Re.
celpt.-Caitlc, 400 head; calves, 50 head: hogs,
500 head: sheep, 1000 head.
Cinc,nnati-IIOgs steady at 81 i0ai 10, re.
ccipu, 900 bead; shipments $40 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-13

Our patrons will find De Wits Little
Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaints. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel
ing. ". Va, b. +. Peabody, Benwood,
and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-13
Dry Goods.

Fall River. MnsH-Thc print cloth market
uIhrtur0ts have held goods Mt y 10 ior both SPOTS
nnd contracts. aud buyers have wanted very few
Of tliom al that figure. They have shown little
interest In anything. not enough TO try 10 bid
rs to the market. and the manufacturers arc
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toopwtoht. iaSl

At Winsor & Wsekcs' information
was not difficult to Obtain. Tho house,
wore destined tocomo down very short.
", buta week orso ago an Office aud a
cellar in ono Of thcm was lot tonne.
rariIy to a Mr.. Westloy. lIe brourh.
no teforenccs-indood. rs no paid fort.
nights rent In advance, ho was not
asked for any. considoring tho circum.
STANCES OF tho case. Ito was about
opening London brancc for a largo
firm Of cider merchants. he said, and
Just wanted a rough oilicc aud cool
cellar to store samples In for a tow
weeks, I'll tho permanent! premises
wore ready. There was another key,
and no doubt the promises might DO
entered. II .hcre woro any special rsa-
son for such course. Martin Hewitt
gave such excellent reasons that Win.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-13
petrOleutn.

oil City-opened at 81 57t;; highest 81 SOIS:
rcls: clearanccs 200 900 barrels hipmeuts % $50
barrels; runs 50. stl barrels.
Now York-Peirolelm hrmer: cloed q, 81 79IJss