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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-14

Notice
To whom is may concern;
Notice is hereby give that Il. w Black
has this day filed his petition to
10 wholesale malt, Spirituous and vinous
liquors IN Guthrie, Logan County. Okla
and that unless objection be filed on or
before the 18th day OF May. a ID. lsqG.
said petition will be granted.
Guthrie, 4 bril 2s, 1896.
SEAL X. EMMETT STEWART
BY y. j. JoHNsO County Clerk
Deputy.
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The festive retreat tonight promises
an unusual program and an FOR l5
cents admission.
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Dr. Landrum IS bacl, from oklahoma
City.
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Joseph Mooney and NJ L. Mock are
AZ Enid.
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Frank Dolcater IS able Co Doe oat
after a brief illness
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Rev J. H. Aughey was down FROM
Mulhall yesterday.
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Wanted-A neat, intelligent girl
wants work with family. Has had eN-
Derience 5l4 :. 3d street 14t3
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NJ. il. Moynehan is here from okla
homa City.
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Miss Edith Holland has gone Go
Perry 20 visit friends
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Do not despair because you have
tried many medicines and have failed
20 receive benefit Remem Der that
hoods Ssrsaparilla cures where others
fail 10 do any good whatever
Hoods Pills are the best fan;ily
cathartic and liver medicine Harm
less reliable. sure
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Mr.. and Mrs " u. Mason are ovcv
from Chandler.
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q. T. Hawks is down from Arkansas
City.
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Mrs A. S Smith has Joined her hus-
band al Colorado Springs
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Festive retreat tonight
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Judge Green returned from Oslaho-
ma City last evening
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J. h Charles Is here from Sac and
Fox
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Robert Finney, OF Arkansas City
is the guest of Operator IuEham, o.
the santa Fe.
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The Laherty- -Lynds wedding tonight
will be a brilliant society event
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MISS ZOE THOMPSON,
All North Broad ST.,

Teacher Of Vocal and instrumental
Music. Private and class lessons in
Musical History. I'm
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Prof Scarr. Of the MulhaI Enter
prise, was in the city yesterday
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Lille & %. are making room for
beautiful line Of new papers Theic
clearance sale Will last but a short
time longer Better take advantage
OF these slaughtered prices Many
patterns az less than wholesale price.
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Doe MIIler S rn.lIeaLInE b ~ -
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Paul Jundt is at oklaboma CIV
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For sale or Rent-Bakery and gro
cerv in good location. Call az 3ll ).
Second street
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Notice for Publication.

First published ia tie Daily Leader May
/, lssd
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Bin Little was in town yesterday
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Published 10 the Daily
Leader May 3, 1895.
Road Notice
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spectacles and Eyeglas.es

Those who wish their eyes scientih-
cally examined and have glasses prop
erly htted should not fail 70 consult
DR. lgnatz Mayer az his Office over
Beehive, Oklahoma ave II m /.
Eczema is a frightful afiiction, but
like an other skin diseases it can be
permanently cured by applications OF
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. 10 never
fails 90 cure piles. + b Lille a. Co.
cor Harrison & LIST 81, c r. Renfro. Goa
Okla ave.
II You want bills distributed any
where in Oklahoma, write smith, the
bin distributor, box eco, Guthrie Ok
lahOma i6tf
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Young mothers dread the summer
months on account Of the great NOR
tality among children caused by bowel
ubles. Perfect safety may be as
sured those who keep on hand DeWitts
Collie and Cholera cure, and administer
IL promptly, For cramps bilious collie
dyseutery and diarrhoea, IL affords in.
stant relief I b Lille 81 Co. cor Har-
rison and lst ST; c r Renfro, 204 Okla.
A. w. bankers, cabinet maker All
kinds Of cabinet work promptly done
Striuged instruments repaired. salts.
faction guaranteed or money refund
ed. Carriages and buggies repaired
and vanished. shop and Office 222 81
Division street l3ml
Wanted-To purchase = phUton.
must be in good condition and cheap
Address b this office ~
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The Dick sutton company presented
Texas last q ght 20 ,arge audience
Matinee this afternoon and 10 cents
aud cuti change tonight The com
p uy - good one In every respec /
aud should have q good attendance
fhi, lft,~1oou. Remem Der the place.
,nrHer second aud Cleveland
adnes- IS often preceded or accom-
panied by grayur>s OF the hair To
prevent both badness sud grayness,
use Halls Hair Benewer, an honest
remedy.
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Mrs. L. DeNoung, Middleburg, la,
writes-I have used One Minute Cough
Cure for SIX years, both for myself and
children, and ] consider IL the quick
est acting and most satisfactory cough
cure ] have ever used. + T. Lille s.
Co, cor Harrison Il lst ST.; c K Renfro,
20i Okla ave.
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Jos. Bubser, piano tuner, will be in
Guthrie this week Send orders
through mail. 12t4
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In the spring a young mans fancy
lightly turns 70 thoughts of-DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver purify the blood and
invigorate the system. + b Lille &
Co, cor Harrison and lst 81. c r Rem
fro, 2O4 Okla ave
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The Warwick Cushion Frame for sale
by the Stowe Hardware company is
warranted for one year and Mr.. stowe
says be is going TO stay another year
ram or DO rain. l0t6
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These are hard times and prices
count. If You have never tried Lille
& Co for what you ant in the drug
or book line, just give them one trial
and our word for il You will be more
than pleased
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See smith the bill distributor. i6tf
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Charlie Cameron, the carnage pain
ter has moved 20 the old K:mball
building on Division, between Okla
homa and Cleveland. All work guar
anteed loft
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II you want solid comfort, durability
and strength combined, buy a War
wick Cushion Frame Of the stowe
Hardwa are company 1876
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Wanted-A second hand buggy, in
good condition and cheap Address +,
this office
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CITY IN BRIEF.

CITY IN BRIEF.
Personal Points aud Matters rranspiriug
IN and About the Ciiy.
Lawn social
The Ladies' Guild will give a lawn
social Thursday evening at the rectory,
corner Broad and Cleveland. Ice
cream and Strawberries.
Festive retreat tonight
Paul Jundt is at Oklahoma City.
Bill Little was in town yesterday
Joe Miller is rusticating in the strip.
CT Hawks is down from Arkansas
City.
Dr. Landrum is back from Oklahoma
City.
JB Charles is here from Sac and
Fox
Joseph Mooney and NJ. L. Mock are
a. Enid
NJ. IL. Moynehan is here from okla
homa City.
Mr.. and Mrs " u. Mason are over
from Chandler.
Rev }. Il. Aughey was down frou
Mulhall yesterday
Frank Dolcater IS able 90 Doe oat
after brief illness.
Judge Green returned from ONabo-
ma City last evening
Miss Edith Holland has gone Go
Perry 10 visit friends
Mrs. A. S smith has Joined her hus.
band al Colorado Springs
The Laferty-Lynds wedding tonight
viii be brilliant society event
Prof Scarr. Of the Mulhau Enter
prise, was in tas city yesterday.
Robert Finney. Of Arkansas city.
is the guest of Operator IuEham, Of
the santa Fe.
Mrs. Harry Hugo. Of Perry. who has
been visiting IN this city returned
home yesterday.
The festive retreat tonight promises
an unusual program and an Tor l5
cents admission.
NJ Golden left for Kansas City last
evening and viii be followed by his
family In week.
A bass drum solo by Prot. Frank
Laux 81 the social tonight given by
the Ladies Guild.
Ex-Mayor Robert Martin and C. NJ.
BArnes are at Enid attending the q
A. r. eneampmenc
r. 5 Hoffman and daughter Miss
LOA. and Miss Bishop returned 10
Chandler yesterday.
Good music and delicious refresh.
ments tonight al the lawn social. cor
ner Broad and Noble.
al Breedlove charged with horse
stealing, was released FROM the federal
jail on bail yesterday
Mr Anderson Ramsay ana family
-
arrived home yesterday from q visit 20
their former Kentucky home
Deputy Robert Myers took George
Pennington, charged with larceny, TO
court az Newkirk Tor trial yesterday.
Only l5 cents 90 hear the best liter
airy and musical entertainment OF the
year at the Congregational church TO.
night
o. Beeson, formerly Of Guthrie aud
j, A. Meyers, representing a loom
company, was ia the city q few hours
yesterday.
DIR. l. II. Buxton has been invited 10
deliver the evening address at the
Noble county sunday school conven-
ton next week.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-19
WANT A FLAG DAY.

Republican Central Committee Recon-
mends Raising Stars and Stripes.
CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-Chairman Hanna
of the Republican national committee
has suggested flag day" in the cam
paign. He believes in the efficacy of
the display of the Stars and Stripes and
has promulgated the idea as . "sug.
gestion to good citizens"
1t is further suggested at the head.
quarters Of the Republican national
committee that state, county and city
committees and clubs encourage the
display of the national flag on the last
Saturday in the campaign in every
part Of the country, especially on resi-
dences, and have flags and bunting on
sale at convenient places for farmers
and others who live III localities remote
from popular trade points, and that the
display of flags and bunting be contin.
ued until after the national election.
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WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
Volume Of General Business Has Not In
creased Materially.

Volume of General Business Has Not In
creased Materially. =
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Bradstreets
says: While the volume of general
trade has not increased materially, new
conditions are favorable to an early inn
provement. Features of the business
week are the continued advance in
price and strength of wheat and the
maintenance Of large volume Of wheat
exports, notably to India and Australia.
While wool is no higher, holders have
sold enough to render them indifferent
to immediate business and are holding
stocks for full figures. While new Or
ders for iron and steel products are not
being placed as freely as they would be
If makers
Would Accept Current Quotations
for 1897. On the Pacific coast trade
has been stimulated by the advance in
wheat and continued activity in ex.
ports Of lumber and other staples. Elk.
ports Of wheat flour included as
wheat) from both coasts Of the United
States and from Montreal this week
4.l66,8l7 bushels, against 4,O5O, ,OO(
bushels last week and 2, sos, ,OOO bushels
in the week one year ago. The total
number Of business failures reported
throughout the United States this weel
is 279, IL less than last week.
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Rfis Fast n KSIRhk.

MANRATo, Mimi, Oct. ia stran-
ger, we'll dressed, refined and having
the air of u prosperous business man,
called on local physician to ascertain
what was the matter with himself. He
could not recollect his own name OF
home, neither any circumstance con.
nected with himself or his wanderings
The stranger came into Mankato or
foot Wednesday night, he knows not
from where, and has lost his valise
and pockethook, he remembers neithe,
when or where. In fact, the past is
almost totally blotted from his mind
He is evidently an Englishman, past 5(
years of age.
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KEARNEY AND HAINES.
Suspected Irish Dynamiters Arrive in
New York.

Suspected Irish Dynamiters Arrive in
New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Among the
second cabin passengers who arrived on
the steamship Werkendam from Rotter-
dam were two men whose names were
not on the published list Of passengers.
Their tickets bore the names Of John
Williams and Henry Smith, but the
men themselves were John +. Ksarnsy
and Thomas Haines, respectively, who
were arrested on Sept. IL in Rotterdam
for having dynamite bombs in their
possession and as being concerned in q
conspiracy against the lives of the czaz
and the queen Of England. The men
deny being implicated in any plot and
claim the bombs found under their bed
were placed there after their arrest.
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lNGERSOlL FOR SILVER.
An Eloquent Extract from His Address to
the Farmers Of Illinois.

AN Eloquent ExtracC from Co
the Farmers of Illinois.
Republican newspapers have some
IngersoH in this campaign as an op-
ponent Of free silver and a supporter
times referred to Colonel Robert G.
Of the single gold standard. We are
great injustice, for he does not ordinari-
ly place himself on both sides OF any
great public question. In an address
to the farmers of Illinois, delivered
in 1891 and given in full in his volume
of speeches and lectures published by
the Rhodes g. Mcclure Publishing
company, Of Chicago. Colonel Inger-
soil thus spoke in his own picturesque
style on this subject:
"For my part, do not ask any interfsr-
ence on the part Of the government, ex-
ospt to undo tho wrong 1t has done. do
not ask that money be made out OF nothing.
do not ask for the prosperity born Of pa
Der. But do ask for the demonstration
Of silver. Silver was demonetixed by fraud.
II was an imposition upon every solvent
man; fraud upon every honest debtor In
the United States 1t assassinated labor.
IL was done In the interest OF avarice and
greed, and should be undone by honest
men."
This eloquent extract is to be found
on page 19 Of the volume of his
speeches above referred to. One who
spoke from such strong convictions
then cannot have gone over to the sup.
port of the single gold standard now and
become an apologist for the very crime
here so strongly denounced. We are
satisfied, therefore, that the published
report that Colonel Ingersoll IL
opposed to the reconciliation Of silver
10 a gross and and unfaunded libel.
Senator Palmer, the boiling goldbul
candidate for the presidency. says Nc
Kinley will carry Illinois and Mary
land and be elected. Palmer Is more
concerned in McKinley's election thar
In his own.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-19
A NEW REPUBLIC
Nicaragua, Honduras and Saliva
dor United Under One
Government.
Copy Of the Treaty by Which
Union Is Effected Received
at Washington.
Practical Agreement Said to
Have Been Reached on Vene-
zuelan Matters.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ia copy Of the
treaty of union between Nicaragua,
Honduras and Salvador by which they
become the greater republic Of Central
America has been received here. It
establishes diet as the Legislative body
and gives to it the direction Of diplo-
matte affairs and the appointment Of
diplomatic and consular officers. The
The dict is now in session at San Sal.
vador and is expected to name min
lister to the United States and take the
initiative toward new treaty relations
with this country. The new republic
has additional Importance, because of
its control over the Nicaraguan canal
route.
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THE NATTER SETTLED.

Understand Reached with Great Brit
ain on the Venezuelan Question.
CHICAGO, Oct. l9.-The Times. Her.
aid prints the following dispatch from
its Washington correspondent under
the caption, Britain Has Yielded" :"
President Cleveland, in his next an.
nual message TO congress, will be able
to state that definite understanding
has been reached with Great Britain
for the amicable settlement of the long
pending Venezuelan boundary dispute.
After long and tedious negotiations
definite understanding has been reached
OH all the main questions and the con-
troversy will be settled by reference to
a peaceful arbitration. There are de.
tails yet to be perfected, but none Of
them is of such nature as to III the
least endanger the prospects for the
final disposition Of the case and the res
toration of diplomatic relations be-
tween
Great britain and Venezuela
during the term Of President Cleveland.
Information has been gained that when
Sir Julian Pauncefote shall arrive in
this country in a day or two he will
come with such instructions as to leave
no room for doubt that he and Secre-
tary Olney will be able i'll very short
time formally to reach definite agree
ment for the final settlement of the dis.
pute.
The propositions to be presented by
Sir Julian Pauncefote will embrace
greater concessions than have ever
heretofore been made by Great Britain.
Although it is not definitely known
what view the Venezuelan government
will take of the matter, Secretary OF.
ney is understood to be we'll satisfied
that there will be no great difficulty in
adjusting the matter to the entire sat.
isfaction of all parties concerned and in
manner entirely honorable to Great
Britain as we'll as the United States.
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HEN RY Z. ABBEY.

Mrs Kingsley. mother of Mr.. Abbey's
first wife. The present Mrs. Abbey,
who recently brought suit for divorce,
is said to be in Europe.
Henry E. Abbey started line in
theatricals that was particularly his
own. He would handle only the great
est attractions. In the presentation of
these performances. involving great
risk, lavish display and boldness Of
conception and perseverance Of prssen.
tation, Abbey was unequalled. To Mr..
Abbey, Americans are indebted for In.
Producing to them Bernhardt, Henry
Irving, Patti, Jane Hading, Mount
Sully, Rejane, Beerbohm Tree, josef
Hoffman, Melba, Calve and many
others. He also managed the last tours
of Mary Anderson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-19
FAILED TO GET THEIR MAN
Spanish Ohacials Attempt to Make an Ar
rest ON Board Ship.

Spanish Officials Attempt to Make an Ar
rest ON Board Ship.
HAVANA, Oct. l9.-Another interna-
tional incident occurred in the harbor
here during the day. The police at.
tempted to arrest on board the Ward
line steamship Vigilancia q passenger
who was on his way from New York to
Mexico. The mans name was Angel
Fernandez. He was born in Asturias,
Spain, but claimed to be a Mexican
citizen. Captain Mcintosh Of the Vigi.
lancia refused to deliver the man up
and the police ordered the Vigilancia to
be detained. Thereupon Captain Nc
Intosh consulted with General Fitz.
hugh Lee, the United States consul
general, and soon afterwards the Vigi-
lancia was allowed to sail with Fernan.
dez on board to Mexico.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-19
GOVERNMENT SEALS MISSING.
Customs Onacials st San Francisco NAL
an Alarming Discovery.

Customs Onacials st San Francisco Mako
an Alarming Discovery.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. I9.-Custom.
house officials have made an alarming
discovery that United States treasury
seals have been used by unauthorized
persons about Chinatown and elsewhere
in the city and that at least one Of the
private dies of the government is miss.
ing. No record has hitherto been kept
at this port of government seals and
dies, but hereafter every official will be
obliged to account for every seal en-.
trusted to his care. The discovery has
made necessary the issuance Of an en-.
tirely new set Of dies. Extensive opium
and cigar frauds are among the results
Of the loss of the old dies.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-19
Reports q Big Deficiency.

DEs MONIES. Ia, Oct. 19.-J. n.
Zane, expert accountant hired by the
new council to investigate the books of
ex.City Auditor Waters, and ex-City
Clerk Hooker, reports deficit Of q, 900
and 500 worth of lead pencils pur.
chased on several occasions. The city
hall laundry runs into the hundreds.
The city solicitor will be required 70
commence suit against these partias
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-19
FLIGHTOF WHEAT
The Market Takes Another Big
Jump, Advancing Nearly
Four Cents.
The Remarkable Rise Due En-
tirely to Strength Of Foreign
Cables.
Every Offer Made to Europe Ea
gerly Accepted San Fran
cisco Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-After a session
seldom equalled for its excitement and
the heaviness of its transactions, De-
ce:nber wheat closed at 1910, an ad-
vance of clean 34c. The closing fig
ares were not the top ones by any
means, for shortly before the noon hour
76lsc was being bid for the December
option.
The advance is attributable to but
one thing, the remarkable strength Of
Liverpool, Berlin >and Paris markets.
Everybody was watching the cables.
They have been showing big advances
for several days, and foreigners un-
doubtedly have long lines of wheat. 1t
was the general impression that there
would be no reaction until they unload,
and in view of the failure of the India
crop and the shortness in Russia and
Argentine, this seemed to be q rather
remote contingency.
Every European Offer Accepted.
Every offer of wheat made to Europe
was accepted. Liverpool closed with
an advance of AID per GENITAL, and Lon
That started the fun. When the open
ing bell sounded, perfect roar went
up from the wheat pit, where q seeth.
ing, struggling mass Of excited specu.
lators were trying to buy wheat which
was not for sale. December opened at
an advance of lh@lAc and
almost instantly advanced another
1
held comparatively steady. There
were plenty of spectators who were
willing to accept the profit in such an
advance, but their offerings were ca
| gerly snapped mp. News calculated to
"boost" prices continued to pour in
| One of the most influential items was 6
dispatch from San Francisco reporting
two more cargoes engaged for Indian
shipment. Late Berlin and Paris
cables were very strong, and il
was stated that all the grain tonnage
ON both coasts had been engaged fo1
months ahead, one significant fact be-
ing the inquiry for sailing vessels
There was no stopping the advance. W
it went till 761sc had been recorded, OF
exactly cents higher than closing
figure. Even at that quotation
there was little to sell, but enough wa.
offered to cause reaction tt
1910 at the close. The old
est spectators were astonished at thu
strength displayed, and talk was heart
that if the days advance is any cri
terion Of what is to come, that E
Dorado Of wheat spectators, the dollal
mark, is once more in sight.