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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-12
MEDICAL.

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now ARE YOUR FEET? III YOUR
feet are troubling you cali on me. and
Wlll give you relief ! cure improving
nnils corns and all diseases OF the feet
without pain. Charges reasonable, can
give the best references In the city; office,
ll5 Drayton street. hours. 2 to 8 a. M. /
to . D. m. TO p m: will attend patrons
at residences, orders can bo left at Wheel
er.s drug store, Bun aud State streets I;
telephone 2J5l. Lem Davis, surgeon
ChirOpodsf.
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HELP wANTnD-MALns.

WANTED, YOUNG MAN FOR STEM
csrapher and office duties Savannah
Broom Factory.
WANTED, STORE KEEPER, AT OUR
works. Young man who has hold similar
position, or had experience In the hard
ware business preferred. Apply az works
Georgia Car ana Manufacturing 90.
ACTIVE MAN TO TRAVEL IN THIS
and adjoining counties; $40 month and
al expenses; no experience or capital re-
CURED. Address Globe CO.. 723 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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RECEIVERS SALE


by virtue Of an intcrlooutory decree of
Chatham superior Court IN the matter oe
Thaddcus Mercer versus ThOmaa RI v.
BRADLEY ana Geo. +. Bradley. Tho under-
signed will receive sealed hids for stock
aud accounts. Said Bias to siiecify amount
for stock and account separately, and aI
bids 70 be Ia by 4 o'clock .. NJ Friday
Jan. A. 1898.
Terms Of sale cash, or one half cash,
balance In six months, promissory note 10
be given with interest z per cent. per an-
mum, with security satisfactory 20 the
court
The right reserved to reject any or air
bids.
stock. accounts aud inventory open 10
inspection upon application.
q. F LAW, 'Reeeiver 4
10 Ray aLrenL. cast. I
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CITY BREVITIEs.

sergt. Davis OF the police force, who was
injured by being thrown from a bicycle at
Drayton and New Houston streets two
months ago. was at the barracks yester-
day He wanted 70 test his injured ankle
by mounting a horse. Within a few DAVIS
he expects to be at his post again.
Frank Holmes and Josie Josleyn were
arrested yesterday for stealing a boat be-
longing to Mr.. J. II. II. Osborne. They
were arraigned before Justice Nanghtln,
and turned over TO the City Court. HaImes
succeeded In giving bond. but Josleyn was
committed.
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wi5ovys, Pension Claims.

The pension claims for widows Of Con-
foderate soldiers who are entitled to them
80 readv now at the office Of the ordi-
nary and will be made Out quito, to-day ay. All All
Inc widows entitled TO tensions es ale re Re
q'u..,,tDy ana sign their claims The
I IloiI.a viii be forwarded to Atlanta at
c c,a,s"5 and the money is expected within
-t.,rf time
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given TO all persons in
terested that the estate OF Bartlett Ilpp-
man, deceased. Is unrepresonted and chat
in terms of the law administration viii be
vested in Jordan #. Brooks, county admin
istrator. on the first Monday In February.
next, unless objections are filed thereto
Witness, the Honorable Hampton l..
Feruil, ordinary for Chatham county, this
the 18th day of January, 1898
FRANK T.. KEILBACH,
Clerk c. o.. G. ca
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DIR. BUGG WANTS LEGISLATION.
He Suggests state Laws Governing
Midwifery.

The report of City Physician DR.. ]. H.
Bugg. colored, shows that since his cleo
lion last June he attended, between June
ia and Dec. 81, LAT persons. He made
os3 house visits and had 81 office calls. Id
also vaccinated 235 persons
DR.. Bugg calls attention in MS report
to the high death rate among tne COZ
orod neonIe and attributes it TO unsani-
tarv environment and lack Of knowledge
~ the laws Of hygiene He suggests that
Something might be accomplished by in
s,rncfiSn on these lines in the public
schools The large percentage of still
births among the colored people Is at.
tributed to the common practice OF mid
wiferv by unit persons. Legislation gov
erning the practice Of midwifery Is urged
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FOR REAT--sToREs

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FOR RENT. TWO STORES ON
prouqhton street; and several desirable
residences: al thoroughly renovated pos
session Immediately. Apply Albert Wylly,
Y Bryan street, east.
FOR RENT, STORE ON CORNER
Congress ana West Broad streets. Apply
to r. Kirkland.
FOR RENT STORE NO. Al BAR
nard street. next to corner Broughton; best
business stand In the city; possession given
Immediately. Walthour & Rivers
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,o..y-T1olden Champagne.

This high class select champagne rep
resents the choicest vintages and none
a.har II ia used at the leading Clubs
ond Hotels Of Paris, London, vienna and
TeTlin. and is regarded as par excellence
the connoisseur's champagne; 10 o....a
~ -.l-,,er,sgna exists. For sale by Llppman
f ,5ll 'f7,jinnman's Block. Savannah, Ca,
and John Lyons & Co.-ad'
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mELr MANrnp-rrNAI.lls

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WANTED. A FIRST-CLAsS COOK /;
bring references. Apply % Jones street,
east
WANTED, WHITE WOMAN TO TAKE
care Of two children: assist with house
work and cooking call tomorrow morn
ing az 208 Oglethorpe avenue, east
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MIR. REBAREn's MUSICALE.
The First of n Series to BE Given by
His Pupils.

His Pupils.
Mr.. F. E. Rebarer's studio on Harris
street was thronged last evening on the
occasion OF the first of a proposed series
of musicales, by his pupils, assisted by
Mrs c. Lilienthal, pianist, and Mr.. J. P.
Matthiessen violiuist.
The following excellent programme
was given:
Trio-"The Mariners" .......,..R andegger
Mrs ]. J. Gaudry Mr.. A. NJ. Honour and
Mr.. Fl. f. Ransford.
Fifth Sonata-(First movemenD Beethoven
Mr.. j. p. Matthiessen and Miss Marie
Harry.
() With verdure Collaboration. Haydn
Mrs. w. w. Gross.
(a) Cracovienne .Paderewsd
CD Etude ..................,.AleX. Lambert
Mrs. c. Lilienthal
(a) For All Eternity .....,.....MascheFoni
CD Florian Love Song ............. GODDARD
Mr. J. ], McDonough, IT.
(a) Fear Ye Not O Israel. Buck
(b) When Love is Done........... Hawley
Miss Aggie Kenney.
Souvenir de Posen .......,.... Wieniawski
Mr.. J. 2. Matthiessen.
(a) Midnight Hour ..,........ Ettore Cell
OBJ One Spring Morning ............Nevin
Mrs. ]. J. Gaudry.
(a) Mapparl Iutt Amor. ......,....,.blo toW
(b) Calm as the Night. BOhm
Mr.. George J. Quint.
Rhapsodie (No. O............,........Lis List
Mrs. c. Lilentha
Mezza Motto CMartha) ..............F lotow
Mrs. J. J. Gaudry, Mrs. W. p. Bailey, Mr..
George J. Quint and Mr. Rebarer.
The entertainment was thoroughly en-
joyed. and fully demonstrated the good
work that Mr.. Rebarer is accomplishing,
and in fact has already accomplished dur
ing the two years that his studio has been
established
All the numbers were very credtably
rendered, and AIr. Rebarer demonstrated
the ability of his pupils TO give high
class concert.
AIRS. LilienthaFs first appearance in Sa-
vannah created a most favorable impress
sion The audience was caDtivated by her
brilliant technique and complete self pos
session, and both her numbers were en-
cOred
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MANrEp-nIlstmLLANrous.

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WANTED. ShCOND-HAND ROLL
top desk, three ana half to four feet
long. Address X Y, care Of Morning
News
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AN I ELEGANT PIANO. BATESr
style. fun size, upright; entirely new; viii
be sold al a bargain; for smoothness and
purity or tone cyehness Of scale and great
durability, very fow can surpags It. This
Savannah theater is the proud possessor of
one of these fine pianos. Address boz
60"
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LEGAL NorIcns.

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j. NJ. Willis VIZ. Merritt w. Dixon. IL.
Mitchell and T. ~. Wells. composing tha
late firm Of Dixon, Mitchell q Wells suit
on account In Chatham Superior Court
December, term, 1897. TO T. ~ Weiss
You are hereby required. personally on
by attorney to be and appear a the nexc
Superior Court, TO be held 81 and Cor saias
county on the first Monday, the. same
being the TN day IN March, 1898. them
and there to answer the plaintiff on the
merits OF the above case the same being
a suit on account for the sum Of three
thousand. seven hundred and thlrty-eiahn
dollars and ninely-hVe cents. As ia de-
fault Of such appearance tho said eourE
VIII proceed as 20 justice may appertain.
Witness. the Honorable robert Faii<
CANT, Judge Of said court, this nth da1
OF January, 1885, JAMES X II. CARR.
Clerk g. O. C c. CT.
GEORGE W. BECKETT. Plaintiffs At
torney.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY.
Notice Is hereby given tnat ] have made
application to The court Of ordinary oe
Chatham county. for leave % sell al that
lot and improvements thereon, known aa
Number sixty-four Sereven ward. Ia the
city Of Savannah, belonging TO estate 0E
James Mcrcherson, deceased. for the pay
ment OF debts and distribution. and than
said order win be .granled 1T February
term, 1895. OF said court, unless objections
are filed thereto. 80
JORDAN r.. brooks.
Administrator Estate OF James Mercher~
son. Deceased.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT.
ORS

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to all persons hav-
Ing demands against Dennis O'Neal. late
of said county, deceased. to present them
to me. properly made out within the time
prescribed by law. so as to show their
character and amount; ana all persons in
debted to said deceased are required to
make immediate payment to me.
WILLIAM CREEK.
Executor will of Dennis O'Neal, deceased.
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The reserve scat plan for the indoor base
ball game tomorrow night. between the
Young Mems Hebrew Association and the
Young Mems Christian Association viii he
opened this morning from $50 TO 1880. and
from 1880 to 2:30 o'clock at the Young
Mems Christian Association building Last
week there was quite a rush for the re-
serve seats, which are those next to the
gallery railing, aud are very desirable
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ron sALE-M1sCELLANEOUs


FOR SALE, ONE PAIR FINE
Kentucky mules, ages and 6.
weighing 2.Z50 pounds. hight
1g1; are 10 fine work order. and can
be bought cheap At YOunglOve g. Slpple's
Stables, Eroughtoh and West Broad
streetg.
FOR SALE, a HEATING FURNACE.
complete with pipes and registers, cheap;
several doors, various sizes; a lot Of win
dow sash, glazed; several yellow pine
benches. suitable for lawns or suburban
residences; the above can be seen at Christ
church; also a lot Of stone curbing and
iron fence; several gates. Apply to y. 4.
Finnoy, Board Of Trade building.
FOR SALE CHEAP. ONE FINE GEN
tie horse and lady's phaeton buggy. CAN at
Eighth and Abcrcogn.
ODAK-BEAuTIFUL KODAKS FOR
sale; regular price. 500; closing them out
at wholesale price, $500. Lippman Bros.
wholesale druggiass, Barnard and Com
grcss streets
TINES $3.50 PAIR, EXPRESS PAID:
best made; fun guarantees; sound seconds
1916 Mlneralized Rubber Company. New
York.
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nEWAuD.


Liberal REWARD FOR RETURN
Of black silk, rcd lined umbrella. NaturaI
wood handle $40 Ahercorn street
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FIRST ~ THE SERIES.
indoor Dnse Ran Tonight between
the Guards and Caicts.

The first game of indoor base bali be-
tween teams of the military league COM
posed Of the Guards. the Galatians and
the savannah Cadets viii be PLAYED to-
night at the Guards hall. beginning at
$40 o'clock. The men are in good rim
Tor the work, and the two teams which
will meet tonight, the Guards ana the
Cadets are both claiming the game Ole
ready The Cadets will meet their oppan-
ents with the following team Purse.
catch; Hohenstein, Pitch Carter. first
base, Banks, J., second base. Banks. II.
T., third base; Oppenheimer. left short
stop; Bell right shortstop; Reeves. left
field; Coney, right field; Harty. substitute.
The battles of the league teams Wit be
fought with a determination to win. and
some interesting scenes are promised to
the friends of the two commands
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S00.00 INVESTED IN GRAIN Om
stocks by my safe Method" viii pay $1,000
this month Write me for particulars.
Richard oliver, Banker ana Broker. Chica+
so Stock Exchange, Chicago
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AIlscMLLANHnua.

1890
BEFORE YOU BUY or SELL PROP
erty, consult Robert r. Tatem. real estate
dealer. No York street. west.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-30

honors by Mrs. James Dore Mrs. ]. Kelly.
Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs Smith, Mrs.
7. D. O'Brien, Mrs. 7. ]. Lilly, Mrs. Burke,
Mrs George Walsh. Mrs. Gifbraith, Miss
Foley, Miss Cavanaugh. Miss Orme and Miss
Clary.
Miss Grace McC1enick, Of Beaumont street
entertained the E. o. F. club Friday even
ing.
There will be a german at the Town and
Country club this evening, led by Luther
Newport. Only fifty guests will be enter
tanned
Miss Rogers entertains Thursday of next
week at her home. 426 Holly avenue, for Miss
Lghtner.
The children who took, part IN the pretty
little concert. The Carnival Of the Vegeta-
bles." in Christ church guild hall two weeks
ago will enjoy a party today In the guild
hall. given by the ladies Of the church
Miss Marion F. Keller. of Chicago. Is a
guest for few days Of Miss Egan. Of Ash
land avenue.
Mrs George B. Shaw and son, of Eau
Claire, Wis, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Braden. Of Marshall avenue
Nj. and Mrs. Walter Thomas will summer
at Excelsior.
Mrs. ]. c. Stewart. Of the Ashland. is in
Chicago.
Mrs. R. H. Lanpher viii spend part Of the
season in California
Miss Ruth Sticlxney is the guest Of Mrs
Banning, in st. Louis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-30
ST. FaW Church Notes.

This morning. st. Andrews day, at 1890
o'clock there will be special service held in
St. PauPs church, Ninth and Olive, for inter
sessions for missions. Rt. Rev. NJ. N Gilbert
will assist in the service.
Friday evening Of this week the Ladies' So
ciety Of the Park Church will give "Scntch
evening in this church. The programme is
to consist of Scotch readings by the pastor
bagpipe music by Mr.. Sinclair, of MinneaDo-
lis, and Scotch singing by several Scotchmen
of st. Paul and Minneapolis Come and have
a Scotch time.
The Universalist Ladies' Aid society meets
today with Mrs. f. w Gregory, ga Arundel
street.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of East Presbyte-
rian Church held its annual bazaar yesterday
in Odd Fellows hall, at Reaney and East
Seventh street.
The Dayton's Bluff W. c. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. e. R. Spindler, corner Of MapIe
avenue and Sixth street. Wednesday afternoon
at 2:3O. Miss Comins and Miss Vincent, of
Australia. will be present and give short ad-
dresses. Mrs. Howard will read a paper.
There will be a supper and sale of pictures
in the German NJ. E. church, corner Msple
and Fourth street, Thursday evening, under
the auspices of the Epworth league and la
dies aid societies.
There will be a temperance meeting in the
Bates Avenue NJ. E. church this evening
under the auspices OF the Dayton's Bluff
union. Addresses will be given by Miss Com
ms and Miss Vincent
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-30
ONE STREET SEEMS
EASY FOR ROBBERS
APPEARS TO BE VERY
HANDY FOR HIGHwAYMEN
Albert Hannah Last Night Was
Given Practically the Same
Treatment Accorded to John Ny
quist the Night Before.

Hold-up artists seem to have picked out
soft place for their work. in the alley
on Wacouta street, between Third and Fourth
streets, as the last two nights have witnessed
consecutive robberies in the SAME place
Monday night john Nyquist was waylai1 in
the alley, and after being badly bsaten, was
robbed Of IS and $3.50 check. Last evening"
shortly after Z o'clock. Albert Hannah. a
stranger in the city, wss lurod into the alley
by four men. who attacked him and robbed
him of s15.
In both cases the robbers and their victims
have met in the saloon at Third and Wacouta
streets. Hannah was playing pool with the
men that got his money. He had his coat Off
ard during the game one Of the other men
Hannah followed and the other three men
ran after him. The man with the coat lodged
into the allev Hannah was close behind
him with the three others at his heels. In
the darkness of the alley the man with the
coat suddenly turned upon Hannah. the lat
ter says, and grabbed him about the throat.
Then the other three men grappled him,
Hannah says. one of them searching his
pockets. Hannah says he was prevented
from calling for help because no was severely
choked and two OF the men kept their hands
over his mouth. After securing his money
down and escaped through the alley toward
Rosabel street. Hannah found a policeman
who sent him to the central station to tell
his story. Capt. Rouleau turned him over to
Sergeant Davis to make a round OF tho
saloons and lodging houses in hope Of find
ing the robbers. Hannah says he would
know the men II he say them again, but
no trace Of them could be discovered.
Hannah lives in Mazeppa. He came to the
city yesterday afternoon, and wandered into
the sa.oon where he rot into game Of pool
with the men who robbed him.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-30
LIBRARY CONCERT COURSE.
Schubert Club Is Working Hard for
- Its Success.


- Its Success.
The advisory board of the Schubert club,
having met at the home OF the chairman,
Mrs. F. B. Clarke, 2S6 summit avenue. for
the purpose OF consulting as TO the best meth
DDS for furthering the interest and increasing
the sale OF tickets for the projected library
concerts, deem It proper to bring once
more before the public the fact that this city
is to have three exceptionally fine concerts
by Thomas orchestra, on Thursday and Fri
day evenings and Saturday afternoon of this
week. 1t seems necessary to call attention to
the fact that in spite of the high order of
music to be given, and the low prices prevail
ing large number OF tickets for the two last
concerts are still unsold. 1t is hoped that
teachers, students, clubs, choirs and public
spirited people generally, who are interes ted
in the reputation OF the city, it is extend
ed through the success or failure of these
concerts. viii avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunitv offered.
A special reduction has been made for which
75-cent and 81 seats may be obtained for 80
cents by all public school children, teachers
also members Of private schools. who come
properly Endorsed by teachers or choirmasters.
Lena Burton Clarke. Mrs. ]. @. Adams. Mrs
c. A Severance, Mrs. George II. Metcalf
Mrs. R. R. Dorr, Mrs. C. E. Furness, Mrs
Halbert, Mrs. Sanford. Mrs. C. @. Titcomb,
Mrs. H. Downs. Mrs. W. 5. Briggs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-30

When anything goes wrong 1t Is human
nature to attempt to find some one on whom
the blame may be thrown. So, when Eustis
was defeated the GROWERS looked around for
Jonah. and he was found in the person
OF the Republican state central committee.
1t has been blamed for Acknowledgement OF
the campaign. for ineXperience and dilatori-
ness. We cannot agree with these criticisms.
Had the whole Republican ticket gone down
to defeat, could have believed there was
some reason in the claim, but when we re-
member that. considering the vote cast, we
did as well as two years ago, common fair
ness and justice to the members of the state
central committee urges us to vindicate their
work. Two years ago Clough ran behind his
ticket, and only the fact that it was "presi-
Dental year" carried him through to the gov
ernor's chair. And yet Il would be perfectly
unreasonable to censure the committee then
in charge for the small vote Clough re-
ceived. All things considered, we think the
present committee is entitled to great credit
for the clean and manly. as we'll as aggres-
sive, compaign which it conducted LakeheId
Standard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-30
sanborn to Have an Elevator.

About loo farmers living within radius OF
ten miles of Sanborn have formed an asso-
citation for the purpose Of putting up an
elevator similar to the Sleepy Eye elevator
II is claimed and can be proven that the
prices of wheat ard the dockage has not been
up to what was justly due them. To our own
certain knowledge the price for No. has
been from to cents below that paid at
Sleepy Eyes and we are told by farmers that
the average dockage is 2 pounds and over
at Sanborn, while at Sleepy Eye the dockage
IS a pound and in most cases less. meet
ing Of farmers held some weeks ago in
which the Herald man was present and ex-
planned to the farmers the benefit of CO.
operation and how successful The Sleepy Eye
elevator was run and an organization was
formed with over 100 stockholders. On Satur-
day last another meeting was had at San
born when twelve directors were elected as
follows
Matt Jenntges, Leo Aftermath, william Pot
Ter. Charles Tesmer Martin Foy, Sam Bel
Zig Sr., John Weber ST., John Gorrls, James
Johnson, D. NJ. Fairbone, George Gowan ana
Chris Weiland. The election of officers re-
suited in Chris Weiland. president; John
Weber. vice president; Charles Tesmer. sec
rotary; John Gorris, treasurer. The plans
and specifications Of the Sleepy Eye elevator
was examined and viewed with much favor
by the directors and the directors decided
that If McRae & Co., OF Sleepy Eye could put
up the same elevator at Sanborn for the same
money they wouli be given u contract A
building committee CT Messrs. Sam Bellig,
John Tesmer and John Weber was selected to
come to Sleepy Eye on Monday to look over
the elevator and see Contractor Alex. McRae.
These gentlemen were here on Monday and
looked over the local elecator and Interviewed
Mr.. Montgomery the buyer aud manager, and
also Mr.. McRae. They left for home well
pleased with what they saw and heard. They
will have another meeting on Saturday. when
they will let the contract.
The merchants and business men at San
born are also up in arms against the dis
elimination in wheat prices the part OF
the line elevators. They tell us and We made
an investigation that adj fall the price of
wheat at Springfield was on an average Of
3 to cents higher than al Sanborn, Lam
berton and Walnut Grove. This is matter
that does not alone interest the farmer. The
merchant and business men Of all the towns
feel the injustice with equal force with the
farmer.
The Herald congratulates our farmer friends
as well as the Sanborn merchants for their
zeal in trying to build and operate an ele-
vator.-Sleepy Eye Herald.