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FOR RENT Fur. rooms, in room, Soo
To $40: with board, gas and nea Z, anu Ilo'
bath. lab n st. NV. se5-31'eh
FOR RENT-Four beautiful fur. rooms,
suitable for gentleman and VIE or slngIe
gentleman: al mod imps. ITO 9th st. NV.
se3-6t,em
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE.

WANTED -Collectorship for large firm;
refs. W. A. c., No. 81 Mass. ave. nw'
Ee2- en-
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LOST.

WILL person who found Agate gold ring
at 1874 N 4. ave NV, please call
again. ke3.3t-em
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WANTED "A first-class white ban Der 10
work Saturday. A.C. Il ARDMANa lSoS
9Th st. NV. se3-ot
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

g.
1 FURNISH first-olass help: nurses. cham
bermaIds, buffers. cooks, can furnish
first-class refs $50 10Th st. NV Cor
10th and l SITS. 1t
WANTED Employers who need help send
postal to Va. Intelligence Excnange; refs
72S 9th st. nv. seq 3t-en
WANTED-By competent woman house
work 20 do, also 10y Young man place as
butler or waiter. I131 goth ST. NV
sci st
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FOR SALE-Phonograph; largest size; in
perfect condition. with complete outfit
for exhibitions; cases. receiver, 10 tubes,
music, etc.; cost $3.50; $40 cash. 80
La. ave. sel-3t EN-
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For gents
high rade wheel one ice box suitable for
grocery, one fine Winchester shotgun. No.
2l3 Pa. ave. NV. Item
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WANTED-In drug store O bright indus
trious white boy, chance 20 learn. Apply
at drug store corner 5th and \ SITS. NV. IL
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LOST-Gold heart locket. Finder please
return TO 2O7 u NV. and receive re ward
Se3-3t-em
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FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnisheu, an
con veniences light housekeeping; lst or
Sd floor 939 Va. ave. sw. seo-3e
FOR RENTAL 737 Sd st. NV, 2 fur.
rooms; gentlemen preferred.
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THERE are two thingsneede in these days:
First, for rich men to find out how poor
menlive: and, second for poor men to know
how rich men work. $40 all worsted suit
now 90. 10: ST. blue MIdtileseX flannel suit,
all wool, stylish cut, for ST.25: broken suits
in IS 80 and $40 suits, So. At SELBY'S.
1903 Pa. ave. NV. sci -6t,em
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FOR RENT-2 nicely furnished front anu
hack rooms: large closets: gentlemen pre-
ferred refs exchanged. 33 st. ne, o.
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WANTED A first-class oyster shuoker 20
Nork oy the week ~ AIN : Ca Eh
HnVEE. 3c2 Pa ave. Sc Item
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WANTED-By a Respectable white girl,
with refs, place as nurse or cha mberm aid
Address BOX $50, this office. se3-3t
WANTED-A place as working housekeep-
er by a widow; good ref. Address Ia
Md ave. ne se373t
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WANTE D-A colored shop boy. Ma
TIoNAL THEATEk BAlllsEk shOI. IL
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

h0r- 'ho VOTERS nf ffo coanfss hfi
ilNI sn HIluI.h lHnNHUN.. rNi. na.I
Senator lodge. tl0m lha eummiIi.e ai
fu'0iss Is i4innH. f0pUittl rtsninIlut
auihadFins the president To- bee fafc.
DO uf f.ls..f, tu rnmul Spain to naf
tAO lnarU.Nl dHmNntNd ht nnfufnilgi.f
AmafirHH llf.lh alu sarn iirsals
H.foate. DnDh iu 1893. NJ ihrfa utls
any in'ent0u to pli thia resolution
90 unFh Congress. 10 would be- cufnme..
taDie thiug lo bring % iofuafd, ns arhin
hHt rttuarl tn pny any attention 20 aip-
l0maiie d.mauda tor thia indemnity fUf
taO muUh aruurUd citizens of the II. H
hni a. bfiug it forWafd with 90 real
intention uf having t adopted BY both
hrnnchcs Of Congress, mefuly ne q pol
iiioni play, D. adding insult 10 tho injury
already received by ihe iWo unfortunatos.
For snmh upex pleiued reason the mem
hfrs ~ The Senate committee on Foreign
k'l1iiuns hnve changed their miuds about
NOT reporting tho e. niy tor the annexation
~ Hawaii nvtil the regular session, aud
aiii rrpuft % 40 once sith q fecummeuda.
iiun ihai ii br ratified. An attempt h.
briug made to get the consent Of The op-
nunuuis ~ ihr treaty 80 vote No ihis
fc.fipu, it having been nscertained that
the nects-ar5 Vote 20 ratify CON be
Dbtfined
ftisnDt .atpfi.ins 'hai men of prdina
% onlIr. htnaioa HDHl Arl 81 Hmrult
tl "a anf ihf t..nfI Ut 'pIUfHrflnn'
uNnH shl h fhr rtIHhneau inud nih,
FN.H %. tUO a0uAf. W Hns rnrt
~ nri 81. llit .oHl itr HHIIuef. fh.
drtY nu fnr0iln coll is r. tsneed from
iufty eDuf- Co.. alAtr auyNi rfnts fon.
fft Senator Elsint. nf fclf heavily iniof-
fatnd in cool mines, says thnt the in-
rfraa Wil not result in adding nue cont
to iho pny uf che mihufs, although be nd
miia Chat the price OF cool 90 the consu
fnnr win undoubtedly be- advanced ~
uihar words the b7 cents ton added g.
Rrntaitf to She mino ownora. senator
Jones. of ARK, ihus expressed himseif
uu this -ubjrcii "Iht coal minefa Wonld
lt luauded in asking anl expecting high'
er FaT after iho nev tariff gnrs into off
fi, 10 thr republicans Ware sincere ln
choir arguments in support a. higher tarid
inzoa Tao burden ui their speeches on
thc ouni dutiHs. about every schedule in
tho hill was thst higher rRiea wofa necrss
arj Co protect American labor from the
comprton of rnolp foreign lHbof, and
90 enable American employees to pay
higher wages, bat every one knows thni
d, NOS vhai the tnrin vna increased Tor.
was to give Dec cuH miuo owner and
other ompioyoH of labor large profits
Nofwthetanlin the Increase Boo iho duty
GOA coal from 40 10 GT cents "a ton, iho
minou elH boz 1rtunato 90 their wages
nto not ruipr d inatead of Increased.
Consumers uIll hnfn to pay moro ior
c0ai, and the increase VIII gn 20 tho mime
aauofa aud tle u.iWhYa the tnrin WAs
nut Increased 'or tho benefit ot tho wage
ratnor-. uoIwiH handling fho declaration
ol tho protaciloni-t that tho high duties
we're for tho brr -ht oi tho American ia-
hurefa.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17


la our race forever to remain down
troddcn, anlictcH with iunumcrAble
diseases. icform. 'cs. insanity, drunk
ennca and poyo y as % IS to dayY
iiow few reach tho fun age of man.
Look 30 tlfe po v.ty aud sorrow Ia the
drunkard's home IA our race is TO be
elevated and raised TO lhe dignity of
% noble manaoou christian men and
womon. philaulhunisi and ali lovers
of their ie.luwmeu must awake. join
hands, and faithfully strive TO lead Oh,
especially the you 2, to shuu as evils
against God u8 sins which are depray-
ing. drbasing disc sing aud shorten.
ing the legitimate .ycmgr duration OF
human lives. The gi!ded saloons and
bars on our street rorucr aud la the
villages thr0ugout our country must
be- closed forever That the young be
not led into temptation and slavery
worse aud more tu be- dreaded than
the African slavery, which simply en-.
shaved the body while the peryersion
and gratlhcatiun Of perverted appeti-
tes enslayo both body aud soul, until
q man or woman WI sacrlnce health.
the welfare and comfout of welded
companion. food, clothing and shelter
for their children, and even life often
amid the most terrible fortunes. rather
than give up thr grat ie.tilu 1i l Ier.
yorted appetite Can .Nrg uu
earth be more Aou lln th
Where Is tho personal lusrJ or even
mental freedom ul tle individual
whose appetite haze been perverted by
thc roguIar uae of Intoxicating drinks
opium or tobaccoy How dineult lt
is to strike for freedom lni 90 regain
liberty few can Imagine. An such
slaves should have our kIndest sym
pathy and onr best EFFORTS To keeI
their worst enemy nut 1f their reach
aud to keep them fuum being destroy
cd, sou and body by d. There li
scarcely dru zen father or mother
ora touocco-uaiug o. opium taking
parent. who really desires 90 see hi'
or her children following in thier foot
steps. hul eSample o. Stronger th.'
lpreachiug' arl on H drudge iut
lfl.ygry gene itiou after aeneratIon
! Nhll ti1h h i0u
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17
The wlry sultan's stand.

The Sultan Of Turkey haa grown Ia
solont toward Russia and Germlny
and that 10 those nations have been
largely instrumental In imposing the
terms Of peace Ia She settlement Of
the Turkey Greece war dimculty,
The term were the result OF the ad
vice asked of Russia and Germany by
Turkey Russia finds II necessary 20
coeroe Turkey. She has sent 10 the
powers q note In circular form sugges
ting that steps be takon To- "eXpediate
the.conclusion Of peace Information
comes also that the German embassa
dor at Constantinople "has received
fresh and preclso instructions
60 insist upon Turkeys accep.
tauce of the strategic frontier propns.
ed by the powers" Diplomacy seems
sometimes 10 be- 90 diplomatic Both
Russia and Germany opposed the seq
element of the war between Greece
'ld Turkey on % plan that would have
lecn most crediiahle t1 che Christian
lation. Russias territorial plans
ere 10 her mind, and Germany's mo.
I've has not been discovered yet
ussia OF the two nations certeinly
ows that the sultans mode Of re.
ing friendship Is unreliable and as
'ltude. his conception Of Il d
% ned by hil selfish, distorted
mUi A not by principle There
TO interest the nations Of the
e.nhg l the doyeiopeinents from day
g. day Of the sultans Intentions. Ceor
cion seems 20 suit him best. and 30 faI
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

By virtue on alias execution Issued out
of fIn District court ul the nlth Judicial
District within ana for The county of Eddy
rcfriory ni NoW Mexico. dated INC niih day
oi July, s. y. ie1, ln tnai certain cause
icndnnt. on the liai day ui November, A. u,
isli. ln an action ln uaHumpslt numbered
un the docket 49, iur the sum ui three thuuH-
ana three hundred dollars, ana costs ol
auit taken nt eight and Fl--in0 dollars. on
which judgment there o. Hiili due ana an
tl--inl dollars and eight per cent interest
iherfon from SOY, 2isl until the date ui sale
tu ho hereinafter named, amounting tu the
aum ul thrHe hundred ulnciY fIN nnd N+-inQ
dollars. ] hANr levied upon the following
described parcels ui land altulaed in said
or ioiioWn io-wit Block eighteen llsl ~
0rronca Highland addition io ihc town Of
EddY and ali ni Block tWcnty-iuur l2il OF
the OinHun' Addition 90 the tlWn ul EDDY,
Notice iH hereby given that uu Monday,
ihc iHfh day ul August a. y, 1871, between
the hours oi nine O'clock n. m, ana sun
down ql said day. ice ignni oi the south front
ty nf Eddy nt Eddy, New Mexico, I VIII
scll nil oi ihr right, title and interest 0i the
said Charles W. Greene, the defendant, in
ana two tho above described property or
ao much thereof nH MAY De- necessary ~ sat
lafy the claim 90 the plnlntin, created by his
said Judgment, 90 Toe highest nnd best bid
hor, Tor cnsh, at public auction.
said safe viii begin 90 tue place nnd on
che date designated above, nt about fhn hour
of N n' clock "a, W, Hud continue until tho
property ia Hii sold of offered iuf sale.
Dated this the sth day Of July, a. ID. 1891
81 4 HfnWAltft
sheriff Of Eddy Go. n.
HN
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Crrom Our Regular Corre-pondent,l )
Maahlnelnn. Inly Q. 1897

Another proof Aas been given of tho
power of she money hing- over thi
administration Mr. Nc kiuiey has tl-
tuuy been oomp.li,d 10 send special
mtfsaso % Congress asking for /, gis-
lntiun to carry out the wishes of emo
bankers for the appointment ufn COIN
mission go report shat financial lorislH.
tlon tAe country norta, Nr. Mcklulel
must tnnu that the FiiYer SENATORS uN.
uut alloW this Legislation to hnv nI
upon at this sfsaiuui 10 hs dn..u' lu $500
vefy soon learn Or nu atiomri a madr
to puah lt in the senatc.
rhf senate thl4 seek paasui fho tarir
billi ihe HOUSE declined lu grrrnt th.
atunfe nmfnhmuuts, aud tho iinsi mndo
document b. nov in the hnuds uf Gone
fofeuoe committee 2hr r0uhitrIiHi
agtnia OF she YnfiDHa irush Af, Boz W WHsh.
iugton in force 90 sec their lutarn.tf
Aru taken cHFo ~ By the cHu .rrruct
cummiiioe. Ihu length oi iiHr fhst ih,
bil remaius iu conference Vll drnrra
fufiftly upon ihH Hiftnffn nf the uVh'
intt VIII be- made against some of 600
rEfaofdinaff lHv0fH gffnffd IhH f.u ti.
knoeiug thHf fHr nill uf lEar nH.C
BIZ utter dirrgaFd OF tho corstltalio
aud hi- pniilam nfHfy s.mof.aHIfs Chou
u0fnered. as Representative Mcmillan
cnruufod him this wout when ho noYei
30 suspend the rules and adopt the Mnf
gan Cuban resolution, are aufllc.out HI
prevent any action BY the nonse, iht
republican Senators are trying 70 BAN.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

Who weops with sou when you are
sad, and laugha'with you when you ale
glad, and swcars with you when you
are mldg The editor Who has Go bee
both kind and wise. and never hardy
ever lies, and when he does creates
surpTiaey The editor Who owns o.
heart as well as check, H pos sse,ed OF
a spirit proud but meek, sud lives on
forty cents q wcckY The editor
EX.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

Tho CuRRENT has just completed tor
Freeman ~ Cameron q printed trans.
cript Of l0i pages of Che proceedings
IN the Witt liros Va Cucnod ct al case.
This class of work Is executed with
accuracy aud neatness by this office.
The next big job OF printing Is the cu.
pon bonds for the county OF Eddy, con.
sisting OF bonds with forty cupons at
tached This job the commissioners
had expected to have printed outside
the county but the best outside bid was
S50.O0 per lOJ while the CURRENT fur.
nishes just as good 40 about $1,000 per
hundred, thus saving the county on
go bonds $4,000 besides guaranteeing
the work accurate. school district and
counties can do no better than CORES
pond with the CUnRENT when Ia need
OF printed matter.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

ehe lived n Placer county. moo lar
from where tho pretty town ol Auburn
now stands. iofit hhppencd many years
le1 u ihn car.y bls. aud J expect ihat
hHi feW now residing there have any
rccDlltctlun 1l ihc affair The family
consisting 1l lHthrr miaDr, hef moth.
er and little brother. dwcit ina gmall
shauiy erected under cover OF con.
Ycmeni lodge Thoshauiy waaa miscr.
ablp structure 0ftwo rooma, but IL held
what many grandor dwelling failed
to contain. q loving household. The
mother los SICK wiih thc fever and Car
men. than girl of ~, performed the
drudgory of the house. iler little broth.
or, ourly-hellei r1mp of I've, was
Carmun's great responsibility The ia
Chez was away from early ymorning until
late at night at his work, and s0 the
litl'c hands of o. found plenty Co DO in
common with thr custom of miners, the
father kept % store of giant powder 90
the house, which .u Che present caso was
contained Ina sick placed in 600 old
wooden box that stood no the foot Of the
bed where lay the sick mother The up
per part Of the shanty under the slop
ing board roof. was untitled as u sto
rage place for old dunnlge.
One night the father was absent In
the mine. By SOME meAns Che shanty
took nro. probably from the cracked
and detected abode chimney Carmen
awokc Co hud the roof on fire aud
sparks dropping down ,prnging up
she loudly cried 90 awaken her mother
anl Tommy. bot Che liille boy became
frightened and hld hls head beneath
the covers of The bed Carmen sprang
10 llft him from Che bed when she SAW
% shower ol sparks falling upon Che
powder box. Recognizing the awful
danger She attempted Go leave Che
child Cog the moment and carry ont
the powder, bat in her excitement she
caught her foot on the oyorhanglug
bed CLOTHES aud fpil to The noor. break.
ing her thigh bone. Unable 90 arise
the brave girl cnwlod 60 che powder
box and. drawing herself up covered
the box with her body Tho mother
had 10y this time succeed.
cd in getting out OF the now furiously
burning shanty and managed 60 take
with her tho little boy
The cries oi C4rmou "Oh, take
Tommy on. won't yuuY turned for
time the mothcr's Thought irom the
daughters danger. The iire nld ar
oused some of the neighbors, who
speedily rau 90 the burning shanty and
lent what aid they could. Carmon
was discovered aud removed Her re
scuers found her almua. burId bp.
meath a mass Of burning cindor, her
back frightfully burned Tender
hands bore her 90 ncighboriug shan
ty, where on that could bc dome to allie
yiite her suiferiugs WAX eagerly bos
towod. But human aid came too late.
The brave littlespirit fingered unlil the
following day aud then departed fof "a
land. 10 is not known until
after she recovered consciousness, %
short time before She died, that She
bad broken her leg Her last words
were: "kiss me- Tommy deai I've
saved you and I'm SO happy" san
Francisco Call.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

Americans who go t0 Cuba 10 asaiat
The bflgands calling themselves o..
yolutlonists. are mlchcied Good On
ouph for them Any citizen of The
United states who would "d'p in his
oar where Doe has no business ought to
hn mnrhnlrd
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

The ancient and honorable order Of
'llas Beeus' in Ntw Mexico politics
grows on apace. Past Grand Muster
and EX.suprcmc Bose Catron has not
only joined this worthy order but ru.
NOR gives ID out cold that, as usual, hc
Is the biggest frog Ia the whole pud
die of persons who wanted 10 save aud
serve their country and the president
wouldn't let him. What un admiling
spectacle we have in New Mexico
when this old political strumpet is
getting his just duD n Mckinley
does nothing else 90 help New Mexico
by way Of appointments, his refusal
90 recognize Catron Is enough for one
president Las Vegas optic.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

cuba Is certainly unnt for freedom.
The population consists OF about %
million Ncgros and half breed Indians
called Creolos while only one nfteenth
as many people are whitea, only one ln
100 can read and write and still somo
people tell us Cuba rs fit for freedom
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

A small fraction of tho democratic
party amounting Co. less than the Ran.
dali or protection element Of thr party
styles itself national democratic party.
Tho largest part oi Che so.called natio
nal democracy is composed nf iron
gall
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

ON tAo tfail Az miles south Of Canyon
Cry u a herd OF $50 cniile, said 10 have
hteu raised on aud purchased from tAo
diamond rnhoh IN Siofling county ht
+. A. Williams, of Sterling, Colorado.
Tho herd has been driven from sterling
county through Big springa Ia Howard,
tnouco through the southwest corner OF
Borden IA eastern edge of b twson, tho
Southwest corner of u rzn, thence due
north aver iho trail through Lynn, Lub.
book, Hale, 6wisher, and to the stopping
puin 30 Randall county. u wna noticed
that fomrtuiug was wrong With the cattle,
aud thu owner promptly stopped them.
Up 90 ihufsday morning of lnri week "a
head hai died. W. ID. Jordan goyofn
mont Inspector, went dosu nui eHamin.
I'd the herd. lie promptly pronounced %
Texas fever, aud notified Albert Dean 40
Kansas City, who telfgfnphei to tho gov.
oFLuf af IeIAs, and message Wns SEPT
90 W y, Tullis, Of The state snniiar,
commission 10 come from Quauah 10 a..
vrstigate,- Champion.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

.the cunning aul accomplished H-,-
lem does uot Dafa what thoy cil Mm
1 long q ho eaus hla point or cx-
hlHa's every lrl ol ietIco 90 DO eo.
-L-n H b. lnM-- ~. nlIlla NNMl
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

Ere another year rolls around high
grade bicycles may be- had 40 onj
5000 And 5000 is enough for Che
Columbia The highest priced wheel
ever made never c1st over SD.u 90 The
manufacturers have became wealthy
all because people were bound 20 have
whcclH.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

CuAHLEs 81. wniCnrH. MA
Office NHams, EDDY, NJ
% and % rau.ill block
unco Hours, 9 tn 90 m, and 90 o. no,
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

The Nomanf hriatian Temperance
Union diG not meet this week owing
60 The fact that he president was not
able 90 bC with us.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-26
News Getting at the Capital.
From the Chautauquan.

From the ChautaUquan.
President cleveland seldom If ever talk
ed to a newspaper correspondent When
he had something 20 communicate TO the
public he wrote it out and gave it to his
private secretary to hand to the repre-
sentative of the press associations. Mr.
Cleveland early developed Il fondneSs for
making announcements in this formal way
and il Is fact perhaps worth noting
that he almost invariably selected Sunday
evening for having his messages promul-
gated, evidently believing that on Monday
morning the newspapers had ample space
to devote to his ut{erauCeS-
This method WAS also n favorite one
with the late james 6. Blaine. No pub
lie man in America better understood the
ways and means of reaching the public:
ear through tho newspaper press than
Blaine He cultivated the acquaintance
Of the representatives of powerful and
widely circulated journals and often gave
them Scoops" but when he did so it was
generally for the purpose of making Il
point for himself. and the newspaper cor
respondent who did not at all times hur-
rah for Blaine found himself suddenly
cut off from the list of that great man s
favorite friends. When Blaine wanted the
largest audience he wrote out what he
had 10 say. sent for the representatives.
OF the press association. and handed them
his copy without word. just as President
Cleveland did. and always. when the ma
tUre of the information would permit. on
Sunday nights,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-26
ARMOUR MEETS A BOYCOTT.
Cuts the Price of Meat and Does Il
Land Office Business ut
Marion. Ind.

Marion Ind. Dec. 25.-Armour & Co.. the
Chicago and Kansas City packers. estab-
lished a distributing station here about two
years ago. They built a cold storage
house and opened an office. and We're sup
plying Marion and the surrounding towns
with meat
After the Kansas City trouble with union
labor the trades council of this city placed
IL boycott on their meat, and local dealers
We're compelled to quit handling the Ar
mOur goods.
Armour petitioned the trades, council to
raise the boycott. but, as the Kansas CITY
trouble had not been settled, they refused
to do so. The result was that their busl-
ness has been ruined.
Yesterday Armour & Co. opened retail
market. and cut the price of meat ao per
cent. They opened at o'clock i'll the
morning and fifty people We're waiting at
the door to take advantage OF the cut
price. ,,
the police We're kept busy keeping the
sidewalk clear Nearly 81 500 worth Of meat
was sold yesterday.
| The trades council will fine every dele,
| gate s. who buys meat of the boycotted
| iirr and will put the ban of boycott on
| every business man who patroniZes them.
Delegates from the trades council are
stationed in front of the meat market and
take the names of all who make pur-
| chase.
| The affair IS causing great deal of ex-
| citement and serious trouble may be the
result.