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The herald., 1896-12-06

NV prices for wallpaper beat all the city.
A. A. Eckstrom. 924 South Spring street.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-02-05
Lopande Mr. se6.

Battre sent an aldrig tycka nog
kolbaronerna. och hafva de derf5r med
denna yeckas intrade holt priset p;i
harda kol med en- dollar pr ton.
j. g. Brundins gjuteri Albert
Lsa 6delades genom eldsvada is5ndags
morse. Skadan ar ansenlig SAINT be-
tackes blot delvis genom assurans.
Fran Crookston meddelas, att den
I6:arige Willie McL1cren under fors6-
ket att tjufaka d oft godstag snafvade
och foil under vagnarne med den fold,
att hans ena ben blef fs5nderkrossadt.
Forsalda bradgardar. A. B. Han
sen ! Hastings har i dagarne f5rsalt si--
na derstiides belagna brld gardar till
st. Croix Lumber Company. K6pe-
summans storlek ar ej tillkannagifven.
1 k5pet inga sayal tomterna, 10 till an
talet, som dera befntliga upplag al tra-
virke.
SagVerksrore1se. Youmans Bros.
& Hodgk1ns sagverk Winona har un-
der senaste sasong tillverkat 10000, 900
fot brdder, Ii, 800, 900 takspan och Ia
0oo, 900 ribb. Ala sagrerl1en staden
hafva tillsammans fabricerat I36, ,1o0,-
600 fot br;ider, 5000, 900 takspan och
43, 500, 900 RIB.
Statskassan egde den dennes kon-
tanta medel. f6rdelade pa de sirskilda
fonderna: Rsvenus fund S5o, IA,
Soldiers relief fund S25, 306 90, Fund,
ing tax fund S122, 1873, Permanent
school fund S1l8 1921, General school
fund S198. 1886. o. Permanent university
fund Sc, $50 81, General university fund
S43, 1888, Internal improvement fund
Slo, 1887, Internal Improvement land
fund $50, 06S. 90, Internal improvement
land fund interest So, 7o4 II, State in
stitutions fund S45, ,9724 46, School text
book fund S47, $3.50, Swamp land fund
81, 65430, Reform school fund S., 45L 56,
Grain inspection fund S64, 748 % Sum
ma $786, 1854
Underbar kur. Sistlidne december
manad s0kte en- man vid namn Gilbert
Gilbertson i Winnebago City bega
sJelfmord genom att skiuta sig hal
sen. kulan, som genomborrade luft-
strupen, gick tyart igenom halsen. Pa
grund at sarets farliga beskafenhet
hyste lakarne vid tillfallet intet hopp
ON att kunna radda mannens lif And,
hemtningen skedde genom det gapan-
de saret och MIR derfor svnllnader in-
lstaide sig. var den olycklige fara att
f6rgaS paIurfl oySfninp FIR Aft fire.
komma delta giorde lakaren en- opp
lining q luftstrnpen nedanfor saret och
oppningen inf5rde han ets silfHarr5r.
i ISyTtenalet med operationen vans ty
andhemtningen kunde yerkligen fore-
tagas genom namda luftr5r. Saret har
| sedermera lakts och f0rra veckan-yar
mannon ST; pass aterstald till halsan,
att han kunde begifva sig till sitt hem
i Iowa. -, a. a.. .ssss Il ss.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-02-05
WIsG0sN ST N !.

Eft val besokt nykterhetsmote
afh0lls La Crosse f0rlidsn onsdag och
torsdag af 1.-THE Scandinavian Total
Abstinence Association of Wisconsin.
Undanbad sig fortroendet. Ex-
congressman Haugen, som af gusern6r
Upham blitvit utnamd till medlem af
styrelsen FOR statens normalskelor och
afven mottagit det erbiudna embetet,
afsade sig detsamma redan f6rliden
vecka, som det uppgifves, pa grund al
utspridda rykten ON att han gengald
for den honom bevisade hedern skulle
gora slit politiska inHytande gallanda
for befordrande af yissa PRISONERS In
tressen.
West Superior nyheter: Sag
verksegaren och millionHren Frederick
Weyerhauser har for $470, 600 af Oma-
ha banbolaget tillhandlat sig 6S,9l3
acres f5rtraffligt timmerland, belaget
4 denna sidan Bruleflo1en Douglas
county. Troligt dr., att det afslutade
k8pet kommer nit foranleda w. att
inom en- snar framtid utstracka sin
iernbana fran Whito Birch hit.-En ny
fabrik for tillverkning af velocipeder
har 6ppnats South Superior. Fabriks-
verksamheten tog sin b5rjan f6rliden
l6rdag. det nya f0retaget aro atskil-
lliga lokala affarsman intresserade.
Afliden indianhofding. Fran AM
tigo meddelas, att den iramstaende in-
dianh5fdingen ). G. Adams afidit en-
alder at 43 ar. Adams. som graduerat
fran Lawrence universitet, var en- il-
sigtsfull och med ganska stor f0rmaga
utrustad person. Under de sista 90 aren
har han nestadels yistats Washing
ton och Tor beframjandet al sina r6da,
ofta f5rl6rdelade br6ders intressen.
Hans bam5danden delta hanseends.
ha eli heller varit fruktl6sa, ty bland
annat har han derunder for indianerna
Il hemorten lyckafs utverka statssln-
Stag uppgaende till en- sammanlagd
summa al SIS, 600.
Lyckans vexlingar. S. S. Sim
monds Hudson, en- af de f6rsta n.y.
byggarne ST Croix county och for
nagra ar till lbaia en- at sta6en Hudaons
linaytelserikaste borgare. blef f0rra
lveckan ford till namda stads fattig-
farm. Hudson har S. under olika til
der varit countyklerk, klerk OF court,
probate-d domare, skolsuparintendent o.
postmastare. Genom olyckliga speku~
Ilationer f5rlorade han dock senare ALT
hvad han egde, hvilket sis tryckte pa
hans slime, att hans f0rst;.nd f6rdunk-
llades. Under de tva sista aren har han
lknnnat uppehaila sig endast genom de
SNARE gafvor, som han nh och do err
4 hallit If lorna kamrater Nyligen blef
Than dociS siuk, och tyclste man do att
dct yore bast att foriiytta honom till
afattigfarmen, der nodig ward kunds
liemnas kononl.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-02-05
ST PAuL MINNEAPoLs MlNN. oxsDAoEN FEgRuAR

nybYggare komma, och deras narmaste
elterkommande genom sina f0rtrafdiga
egenskaper och sin 6fverlagsna f6rma
ga ej sallan lyckas battre sina f5retag
an vara inlodda irlandare- s'yankeys".
Att det mast f0rsyncns skickelse SIR
skildt ar de ekandinayiska och tyska
inyandrarnes f6rtjenst att Nord western
hunnit sin narvarande utveckling tyc-
kas dessa egoistiska, ofosterlandska
ultra-amerikaner eli kunna begripa.
Vederborande utskott har till antagan-
de f0rordat congressman Kiefers mo-
tion ON EFT extra anslag pa $500, 600 for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS st. Paul,
Mimi. - Motionen ON fri silfyermynt-
ming antogs senator l6rdags med AZ
roster mot 35. For f0rslaget r5stade
populisterna, de heste demokraterna
och nagra radikala republikaner. Beg
ge Minnesota senatorerna rostade mot
detsamma, Att senator skulle
antaga motionen, som egentligen
ar EFT snbstitut for bondmotionen,
var endast hvad man hade yantat. He
drande for Minnesota senatorerna ar
det emellertid, att de kastade sin rost
mot delta for EFT sundt finansvasende
skadliga f6rslag. F0r5frigt fnnes det
ingen utsigt till att motionen skulle
blifva antagen represe entanthuset,
hyars majoritet Ar helt och hallet emot
fri silfvermyntning, och med dess an
tagande senaten vans derf6r ingen-
ting annat an att kongressmannen
tvingas gifva tillkanna sin standpunkt
myntfragan, da motionen forekommer
till omr5stning Representatives..
- Utskottet for ntrikes angelagen-
heter antog / lordags en- resolu-
tion, hvari Bayard, F6renta Slater
mas minister till England, skarpt khan
dras for de oforsigtiga yttranden han
tillatit sig i sina tai Eiinburg och
Boston. Under fragans behandling
gick det ratt hett till under sk6ldarne,
och nagra fordrade att Bayard skulle
hemkallas. Slutligen enades man dock
ON ofvannamda resolution.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-02-05

modem, mon det5 5kunde Fabius icke be-
gripa. Han h6ll envist fast vid att
hans slit var under ala omstandighe-.
ter det enda rata. Historien yisarsat
han deruti hade oratt. ST. ocksa har.
.Dst fans on It'd. da varS land behofde
all sin styrka for att slsydda sin tillva-
TO och det var alls icke itillfalle att
sut6fya nagot inf ytande ntora sina egna
grdnser, men den tiden ttrforbi; och de
szlokhetsregler, som da galde, galla
icke nodvand ig tvis n u. s. c.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-02-05

med beredvillighet lemna ALA upplys-
ningar han kan, och det utan ersatt-
ming och utan att vara nagon land
agent. vi endast 0nska aere syenskar
ibland oss imam landet biir upptaget
at andra nationefs folk, ty aro vi fare
svenskar "a hafs lattare att under.
halla prest och ire sgare silval socielt
som andra afse IN. Emil q Djuberg.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
Tha aIrrInn vitaIa.

II Is evident by the Republican ward
meetings now being held In Wilmington
that the Higgins men will have a fight
on their hands In every ward In the city.
Strenuous endeavors will be made by the
Addicks men to carry the Fifth ward.
as 1t is Chairman Bsch's home ward. and
nothing would please them better than
to cut the ground from under his feet
there. Heretofore the willy chairman
has been able to Withstand all assaults.
and he and his friends are confident that
they will come out Of the fight with
honors.
They are not worrying much about
New Castle county. nor do they expect
many delegates from Kent, but they
would give pile to feel assured that
sussex county will go their way. That
is the vulnerable part and behind It are
the Higgins. vitsls. oace let Addlcks
carry Kent and Sussex and the unit rule
will do the rest.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
ONE MORE OPPORTUNITY.

Last Tour OF the Season TO Washington,
ID. G, via PennsYlvaaia Railroad,
A visit to Washington, the Nations
Capital, is an event full OF interest and
pleasure under any circumstances. but
when made under the supervision of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company s famous
personally conducted tourist system the
trip is IN ideal one An experienced
tourist sgent and chsperon accompany
the tour throughout to look after the
comfort Of the party. Those who have
failed to take advantage Of the tours
already run should not miss the oppor-
tunity OF participating In the last
one of the season, leaving New
York and Philadelphia May IA
The rate. including transportation and
two days accommodations at Washing
toms best hotels, is $13 90 from New
York. $1l so from Philadelphia, $t3 25
from Reading. and proportionate rates
from other points; $l4.50 from New
York. lncudlng meals en- route.
Detailed itineraries will be sent on ap
pllcation to Tourist Agent. 1896 Broad
way. New York, or room All Broad Street
Station Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
Crosby & Hill.
I'M IMPORTANT!
Special Sale
of Hosiery.

Superior qualities; best
makes; away under regular
prices.
48o pairs Women's Seamless
Black Hose, warranted fast
black, Ioc from I2Hc.
200 pairs Women's Fast
Black, full regular, Queens
Own" double sole, I3c instead
of zoe a pair.
42o pairs Women's Peerless
Fast Black, silk finished, an
excellent hot-weather stocking,
I5c instead of 2oc a pair.
48o pairs Women's Peerless
Fast Black, silk finished, high
spliced heels, Ioc instead of
2oc pair.
70 pairs Women's Fast
Black, guaranteed stainless,
Maco split sole, 25c instead of
33c. A much better one at
3oc instead of soc.
Women's Genuine Lisle
Thread Stockings, drop stitch,
in black, tan and fancy colors,
36c instead of soc.
The best Hosiery values in
the country.
600 Mems very fine, extra
large Lawn Handkerchiefs.
hemmed, stitched and colored
borders. 25c goods for I2%c
each. Just half price.
We expect to receive this
morning lot of Summer Cor
sets. Price, 35c pair instead
of soc.
Bargains at every counter.
Best goods at lowest cash
prices for the people.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
The M. E. CONFERENCE.
DIR. Lanahan Is Present and May Ask =
vindication.


CLEVELAND, May Rev. DIR. John
Lnnahan Of Baltimore, author Of the book,
"The Frauds of the Methodist Book Con-
Germ, is here and may ask the conference
for personal vindication. He claims that
25 years ago he discovered extensive
fraudulent transactions In the book con-
Germ and brought about a correction of
the OWLS that strong effort was mado by
men high in authority in the church to
keep the affairs secret and because he
would not consent so this he was persecut-
ed and even expelled from the church,
though finally reinstated.
District conferences were held, and
members of the committee of 81 were ap-
pointed. OF the IA district conferences
declared unconditlonally for seating the
women delegates and two others gave one
delegate each 60 the same cause. This
makes vote Of II to II in the committee
In favor of seating the women.
A reception was given the general con-
ference In Central armory. The delegates
were welcomed by Mayor McKisson on be.
half OF the city, by Horace Benton on be-
half OF the committee Of arrangements, by
Rev. Charles f. Thwing ID. d., on be-
half OF the sister churches of Cleveland
and by Rev. DIR. Levi Gilbert on behalf q
the Cleveland Methodists. Responses were
happily made by General James 7. Rus
ling OF Trenton and Bishop Charles II.
Fowler Of Minneapolis.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02

William H Lee has gone to Chicago to
testify against f R Weeks, who will be
tried In the United States Court oa
Monday for using the mails for the pur-
pose of defrauding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Leslie Appleby have returned home from
Chester, where thew attended the marri
age Of Miss Anna Knight and John ].
Mooney,
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
AMUsE sENENTS.
A Big London Attraction.

A big London attraction will be seen al
the Grand Opera House Thursday night
when IAN Artists Model" will be given
by George Ed warC es' seventy London
burlei quers under the American manage
ment Of AL Haymsn and Charles Froh
man. The production feen here will be
the same In all respects as ran for a long
time at the Broadway Theatre,
New York, early in the season.
The same London comedians. singers
dancers and beautiful women will be seen
in the same superb costumes which ale
said to be the most costly and msgnif
cent ever seen In a comic musical en-
tertainment. IAN Artists Model is a
piece Of kind new TO American theatre.
goers. IL sbounds with funny dialogues,
tunsful songs and choruses aud the
liveliest dancing Imaginable A leading
member OF the big company IL Marie
Studholme, the beauty over whom Lon
don and New York raved with equal
enthusiasm.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
THE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Commissioner Roosevelt was reelected
president Of the New York police board.
Felix Quinonez, alleged to be one Of
the principal leaders of the NicaraRuan
rebellion, has been captured and is now
In prison.
Sigismund de Kapi, a Hungarian Wis
count pleaded guilty TO forgery in gener-
ri sessions in New York and was sent to
the penitentiary.
Joseph Dreyer Of First place, Brooklyn,
identified ~ his wife the insane woman
found in Newark, n. j., who called her
self Eimina Durand
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
Likely to BE a FniInre.

CHICAGO, May 2.-From present ap.
pearances the proposed interstate com
merce beef trust investigation by the fed
eral grand jury next week will fall short
OF its purpose. The deputy marshais have
succeeded In rounding up only three wit
nesses. Several private detectives have
been assisting in the search for the men
wanted, and they have given up the job
and surrendered the subpunas.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
Her Momor,,a q Corker.

Gertie Cochran, The 5-year- old won
der, will appear at Dockstsder's Theatre
next week. Asked the population OF any
OF the large cities of America or Europe
she will give the required number down
TO the last baby born, when the last
census was taken. II anyone wishes to
get hold OF anv figures or statistics on
the national debt. or on the war of the
rebellion. he should ask Gertie Cochran
about 1t, and save himself the trouble OF
wadiDg through lot OF almanac figures
So with q great multitude Of topics
Gertie can always be depended upon as
accurate, and It Is great pleasure to
get so much information from such q
wee little person. The theatre company
Is an entirely new one and Is headed by
Morton and Revelle. with John aud Nellie
Hesley. KilIoy and RAwson, Harry s
Marion, Waller and Waller ard Pauline
Lamont as able assistants.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
Al Ahnnt paanha.

PeAch growers from down the State
are sanguine of an immense peach crop
this year, despite even the June drop.
That is the only that can at all hurt
them now, but IL Is not expsc ted
to affect one-ffth OF the fruit now hang
ing on the trees. IL is estimsted tn at
900 carloads day will be sent over the
New Castle cutoff of tho P, w. 4 B.
at the heighth Of the season.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
Lumber Firm Embarrassed.

BUFFALO. May 2.-The lumber firm Of
Leslie & Wilcox, doing business at %
River street, filed ohattel mortgages On
their stock in favor of local banks. Their
business misfortunes are attributed to the
failure Of the Rochester firm OF Atwater
Armstrong q Clark, through whom they
are said to have lost $25, 700.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
A Rotten Tree Fell.

Shortly before o'clock this afternoon
a tree In front Of the Latimer property
three doors above the Grand Opers
House, fell with a crash It's trend
carried II directly across the street car
tracks, but fortunately no one was
injured although there were many
persons on the street at the time
although In full leaf, the broken trunk
revealed the fact that everything but the
outside shell had rotted away.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
The Clouds Disappearing.


There are many politicians In this
country who fancy that their ends can
be gained by trickery and corruption.
These men ffiilot all Political parties,
and have at times met with 30 much
success thst ordinary people have lost
faith in the purposes Of almost all Of
those who have come TO be known as
professional po oliiiciAns. AS men OF this
Glars. Platt, Of New York, and Quay, Of
Pennsylvsnla have become notorious In
the Republican party. The Democrats of
this kind are well-known TO our readers.
They are tho leaders of these who have
not supported the President
The present administration was brought
into power by the people, despite the
Efforts of the class OF politicians above
named. It has been true to the princi-
pies OF the Democratic party as under
stood by such men as Monroe, Jefferson
and Jackson. President Cleveland would
have been more popular with large
number Of Democrats II he had bsen
more OF a politician according TO the
meaning OF this word. as applied to such,
men as Hill, German and Brice. II he
had considered IL more fully his duty to
turn out every Republican Office holder
and fill his place with Democrat, the
politicians who do the "hollering" at the
caucuses and conventions would have
been lnors friendly TO him. But the
President has neelved 3 different idea
than this OF his duty toward the people
OF the United States.
Based upon an undying faith in the peo
pie who elected him, Cleveland has stood
by the prlr cples Of the Dsmo,rasy,
whether their adoption appeared popular
or not He has favored tariff reform and
sound money, especially the latter, in
the face OF much opposition from his
own patty. many OF the leaders o I which
have been dlscredited By the people A
national campaign Is rapidly approaching
and the Democrats who have formerly
event have remained as dumb as oysters
They seem 10 think there is no hope for
the party because they can no longer
lead IL. Bat this lethargy among the
politicians does not point TO defeat and 1t
is well here TO nots that II these men
had had their way four years ago, Rs
publican would probably have been
elected.
We can thank the present adminlstra
tioa for having purged the party OF it's
office seeking mania and placed In the
background that class OF politicians who
believed In trickery and corruption
rather than in virtue and principle. The
honest Democrats Of the couAtry are still
here. and they are about to be reused
into sction. OF necessity Grover Clsve-
land will be their leader. though 1t Is
evident be does not seek a third term
He has faith In the people and ne believes
the party will triumph In the coming
campaign. he Is now showing his hand.
These Democratic chieftans whose honor
and integrity are uaassallable have been
summoned to his aid. whitney, whose
iron hand controlled the last Democratic
convention. will, at the Presld ents
special request. bs present at the next
one In the interest OF sound money. I'll
is not question OF who Is to be the can
dIdAte. 1t is one Of principle, and will
be sustained by the people Of the United
States
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
LI Hunr Chanr In Rus.la.

ST. PETERSBURG, May Ali Hung
Chang, the extraordinary representative
of the emperor of China at the ceremonies
attending the coronation of the czar Of
Russia in Moscow, arrived here yesterday.
He was received by the Russian authori-
tics and the Chinese legation. A guard OF
honor was provided for him.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02

The Indications are that both German
and Hill are getting over their sulks and
propose to j'ln the procession which will
elect the next Democratic president, a
Democrat whose principle and policy will
be identical with those of the present
administration.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02

Now that the baseball season has clev
ly begun. how would 1t do for ex-Sen-
ator Higgins and ]. Edward Addicks to
select two mines from their constituent
ond settle their past and present differ =
ces on the diamond.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02

The excitement of politics is un
necessary. 1t is demorAlizlng. and lead s
to Misunderstanding Have we not got
the bAseballist, the fo,tbillist, the
cyclist and the gol6st to attract our at
tention during the Summer aud Fall
What more can people wanti
Evening journal., 1896-05-02

The Columbia WyanOks incident at
Newport News should convince Spain
that 1t will BE- to her advantage to have
her war ships built in AmsrIca. SO that
thsT cannot 6s run down aud sunk by
merchantmen.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02

The latest fad among cycling womer
is bicycling stocking, all buttons from
the knee to the foot; but OF course they
are not made to be seen.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
Ravaees OF Heart Disease Arrested In
Thirty Minutes-A Miraculous Cure.

RavaGes OF Heart Disease Arrested In
Thirty Minutes-A Miraculous Cure.
with q view Of bene6tlng my fellow
man / desire the following published, "
says Mr.. B F. Wood. a retired merchant
of Esston, Pa Fer fifteen years have
suffered greatly from organic heart
disease. which caused smotheriDg spells.
palpitRtlon. pain IN left side and swelled
ankles over twenty physicians have
treated me. but l never received perma-
uent relief until used DR.. Agnew Cure
for the Heart. It relieved me within
thirty minutes after first dose and seven
bottles have cured me entirely. new =
expected TO be we'll and hence regard this
remedy as God-sent blessing" Sold by
M Griffin, Fourth and Madison streets.
and N. b DAnforth, Second and Market
streets.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

1T seems 10 me that you want an unreasOn-
ably high prizes for this joke" said the editor
But" said the humorlst, Il IA an Irish bull.
A ID when you consider the present high ptics
OF beef you must see that I am demanding
nothing more than ruling rAtes''-Cincinnati
Tribune.
Out OF weakness comes strength when the
blood has been purified. enriched and vital
lied, the appetite restored and the system
built up by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Pills cure nausea. sick headache.
Indigestion, biliOusness. All druggists 25c
Shopper-"Isnt IS IA ther dear for this9'
Salesman-'rhe priceis -. That other ticket
Is meant to be kept when you make a
present OF the articl Tit Bits.
Evening journal., 1896-05-02

The indications are that Addlcks will
capture the ave votes from the Eighth
ward, with the Ninth ward still In doubs
The dlssffsctIon Of Councilman Staa is
and other Republicans. who we're form
erly ardent Higgins men. has worked
wonders In the factlonal liue
Evening journal., 1896-05-02
To Plan Further Work

There will be ; special meeting Of the
mem bers Of the Y NJ G. A. on Tuesday
night week to plan futher work.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-21

Mr.. W. A. Underwood. owner of
a large marble yard at Palestine,
Texas. was here some eight days
ago looking for location to which
to move. his marble yard He likes
our city, ana left a commission. in.
G. A,8fays hands to rentia auita.
bic %place to put his yard. Mr.
Hays has secured a lot on State
Zine avenue, just lacfoss the alley
from the point where the Dale
property reaches State Zine. Mr..
Underwood a,neM in-theemarble
market buying his stock He ems
ployssjx hands, and keeps two men
on the roadsoliciting orders. Glad
TO welcome such an enterprise here.