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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08
FOR SALE.

A large soda fountain very cheap. and
in good order. A tumbor washer and all
the findings with it. Apply to f. f. Drake
q Co., Water street, Gardiner. jneTdlw
Al a bargain, light top buggy, in first
class shape. II. G.. Barker, Corner Hat
store, Gardiner jne7dtf
FOR SALE OR TO LET-Almeda Gil
bert homestead. 121 Northern avenue, all
III thorough repair, newly painted and
papcred inside; city water; large stable
ana carriage house connected; eight
rooms. Apply TO Heath & Andrews.
june6 d3ts
buildings, consisting of house. barn.
sheds and woodhouse. TO be removed
from premises, corner Western avenue
and Chapel street. Also farm of 20
acres. Apply at No. Is Western avenue.
In Augusta on Western avensIe. two
acres ti4e garden land; six room house;
stable, ioA20; water piped to house and
stahle from never failing well. Enquire
Of Thomas j. Lynch. Water street, or
Jas J. Bailey on premises.
Nice lot OF pansies; would like to sell
as soon as possible. Appl3 10 Mrs. VIM.
Mcdonald, 36 Hospital ST june3,d1
steam of Electric cars. win he sold
heap. G. +. Brickett, y State street
may3ldtf
S.if-inh ng Pads for rubber stamps.
All coiors. Also indelible ink and stamps
for marking clothing. C. w. Fletcher,
90 Chapel street. mar2Sdtf
i bargaa; Having purchased a large
lot of first ass babbet meta ] can sell
in lots of ~ ms. a y cts, OF 100 lbs or
more M ~ cents per pound. +. /. Clark,
machnist, Augu VA. may23, diff
BARGAINS-Ore new hand made light
open Bangor punt buggy, one light piano
box open wagon used one season, one
new panelled top express wagon, hand
made, must be sold soon to get them out
of the way. E. G.. Storer, Is Grove St,
Augusta. apr4dtf
Desirable property. Two houses. Also
other land and lots. Mrs A. A. Young,
81 Middle St. Augusta. mayH diff
TWENTY HOUSE I.OTS-Apply to
NJ. V. 3. CHASE.
mayl4. d6w'
First class marble works, situated in
August including stock. tools, building.
and large and well established trade.
VIII be sold at a great bargain if called
for a once. Apply to c. w. Jones Ma
sonic Temple, Augusta, Me. mayll,dt
House and stable on the Togus road. 3k
miles from Augusta bridge. Buildings in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08

The rooms in the Qumby block, recent
ly occupied by the Gospel Bstn.,er.
Macon1ber. Farr & WhItten. ian39dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08

At bargain light top buggy, In first
class shape. II. G. Barker, Corner Hat
store, Gardiner. ine7dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08

A large soda fountain. very cheap. and
in good order. A tumblcr washer and all
the findings with it. Apply to +. f. Drake
g. Co. Water street, Gardiner. jne7dlw
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16

conducting tho team was fully discussed and
IL was decided TO give one man Che conch)
fuli control of the team with power to se-
lect HIS own assistants and to appoint n icu-
poiary captain. Mr. A. L. Ahtahoms was
elected to this position. he having consented
to act as coach mud manager, although he VIII
be unable 20 play. Tho team should consider
themselves especially fortunate In having So
cured Mr.. Abrahams' consent to net as coach,
as he has had Wide experience, having play
ed ut the University Of PENNSYLVANIA under
CCHch Woodruff II ID to he regretted that
owing to an injured knee he viii bc unable to
iii his old position on the team.
TIE outlook for successful team IL very
bright, as majority u last years players
have sgnlficd their intention of trying for
positions. All interested IN football viii BIZ
gla4 to know that Duerer che center OF last
yoar's Houston and allTexHs teams, will
again handle the ptgskln Mt center Further,
there are q number OF now men who viii
greatly strengthen the team. Among them are
Brown Of the Boston Institute of Technology,
where he was fulhack and end on the Naraity
toam: Nicholson. who comes with u good RE-
cord from the University OF Missouri; Webb,
who played halfbaok on the strong University
of Illinois team, and McComb, whose record rs
a quarterback Is an cnviablo one
meeting Will he held Saturday evening
at S O'Clock at tho Lords cycle club TO COM
pletc the organization. All Interested IN foot
ball are requested TO be present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16
NEWS Of The RAILROADS.
Rivalry of the Roads in Galveston
Seriously Demoralizes Rates.
The INTERNATIONAL STANDS PAT"
Railroads and ship Agents nj Log.
gcrheads I'm the Island City.
General Notes.

Galveston. Texas, September i5.--Speclal
event railroad rates went to smash here
today and 1t looks tonight as II the soldier
boys will be hauled homo and back again
offer to supply meals en- route and pay
the msn salary while ON furlough 1t will
be wonder.
AS told in The Post few days ago, the
roads first made rate OF one fare for the
round trip to all men in Colonel Richie S
regiment who desire to go homs for thirty
days furlough. The passenger agents of
the different lines were all here and it
looked as If the agreement would stand.
but today surprise came. Somebody
cut the rates to / cent a mile for the round
trip Some say the Kay made the break.
but at any rate the other roads all fol-
lowed.
The greatest fight seems to center over
the transportation of company +, the Gray
son Rifles of Sherman. The Katy, the
Central ana the Santa Fe all want to haul
the soldiers. The boys had decided 10 go
over the Santa Fe, but this afternoon Cap
tain Ryan received telephone message
saying the Central had made a rate of /
cent a mile for the round trip. Later the
Santa Fe announced that they were going
to haul the boys into Sherman IL they had
to do 1t for nothing. In the meantime the
soldiers are resting easily and are glad the
row has come up. 1t is said the CHI ap rate
applies rot alone to the Sherman company,
but 10 all the men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16
TOUR OF INSPECTION.
Aransas Pass officials Make m In
tcrcsting Visit to Houston.

ArNnsns Pass Officials Make nm In
tcrcsunG Visit to Houston.
A special train, with the following San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railroad officials
on board, visited the city yesterday after-
noon: Colonel Monserrate. vice president
and general manager; Mr.. f. j. Martin
general freight and passenger agent; Mr..
r. II. Innes. superintendent OF transport
tatlon, and Captain William Berry super-
intendent of bridges and buildings. Colonel
Monserrate is on his usual tour of inSpec-
ton of the road. While Mr.. Martin is gath
ering important data regarding the cotton
yield all along the 500 miles of railway
owned and operated bv his company
In conversation with a representative oil
The Pest last night. General Freight and
Passenger Agent Martin stated that, from
careful estimates made by Vice President
Mcnserrate aud himself. the cotton crop
IN the belt traversod by the Arkansas Pas
would yield an increase of from 10 to q
per cent this season over what it produced
last year He said the crop from San An,
tonic to Yoakum was very fine; that from
Yoakum TO Waco it was ali that could be
wished; and that from Yoakum to Houston
II would be far above the average were II
not for the damage done by worms. How
ever, taking the output as a whole. he was
glad to be able to state that the farmers
all along the Arkansas Pass railroad would
give a good account of their labors when
the cotton statistics for 1898 came to bt
compiled.
General Manager MonEerrate and his par.
ty remained in the city last night and will
leave this forenoon in continuance of their
inspection.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16
RaiIroad Note. and personals.

Mr. II. d. Field, ticket agent OF the
Santa Pc al Temple, is in the city
Mr., w. F.. Sterling chief rate clerk Of
the Missouri Pacific at st. Louis. is in the
city
Mr.. J. s. O'Flynn. assistant auditor Of
the International at Palestine, was In the
city yesterday.
Captain r. II. Ward of the Texas aud
Pacific Coal company at Dallas was a visitor
to Houston yesterday.
Mr.. e. NJ. Mitchell, commercial agent OF
the Santa Fe. returned from business trip
to Galveston yesterday.
Mr.. j. d. Bone, commercial agent OF the
Cotton Belt at Houston. left yesterday for
Palestine, but will return Sunday morning.
Traffic Manager C. w. Bein o. tAe Sun
set and Houston and Texas Central rail-
roads, returned yesterday from a business
visit TO New Orleans.
On account OF the G. U. O. of Odd
Fellows meeting at st. Louis, October 4 to
3, the Houston East and West Texas Will
sell round trip tickets for one and one
third fares on the certificate plan.
For the annual convention OF the Chris
tian church at Chattanooga. October IL to
q, the Houston East and West Texas will
sell round trip tickets for one fare. Tickets
on sale October 10 and IL. good for re-
turn to October "a.
central Manager j. II. Hill and General
Freight and Passenger Agent Mcclure OF
the Galveston, Houston ana Henderson,
came up from Galveston yesterday aud
were in the whirl OF Houston's business ae-
tivity all day
Mr., A, A. Judges, superintendent OF the
pullman Palace Car company, with head
Quarters in Galveston. was in the city yes
terdey, and left for home last night afts
shaking hands with S97 personal friends.
Nj. Judges Is hustler and can tell as
good story In as good style as any man
in the State.
Mr.. j. b. Brooks the handsome com
mercial agent OF the Arkansas Pass railway
at San Antonio, and whom Dame Rumor
credits with laudable desire to do the
Hohson act at the Corpus Christi naval
battle on the 2ist instant arrived In the
city last evening. He refuses either TO az
firm or deny the soft impeachment.
To secure the cheap rates mentioned III
yesterday Post, those attending the grand
spectacular reproduction az the great rlyai
battle between Schiey ana Cer,erA, wtica
takes place at Corpus Christi lay on the
nights OF the 2lst and 23d instant, must
purchase excursion tickets over the Arkansas
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A SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING.
Railroads and ship Agents ut Gal.
weston in Conflict.

Railroads and ship Agents ut GAL
weston in Conflict.
Galveston. Texas September 15.-While
the ship agents and the railroad men are
both extremely reticent us regards the re-
newsl of the agreement between them con-
corning the better handling of freight at
this port there is no denying the fact that
neither party is at all DESTROYS OF losing the
benefits to be derived from such an ar
rangement us was agreed upon between
them some months ago and SO recently an
nulled.
The railroad men held q meeting and
sent a communication in reply to the letter
of the ship agents and yesterday afternoon
the latter also had u meeting, at which
the railroad officials letter was discussed
and an answer sent. one oil the agents
said today that 1t embodied 4 request for
an early conference OF the two bodies, at
which the situation could be talked over
between them.
There are TWO main points in the prop
ositions to be considered" said the gentle
man referred to. lone of them is in re-
spect to the physical conditions in hand
ding freight embodying naturally the five
and ten days dernurrage limit the two par
ties can agree upon. The railroads think
that five days dme Is sufficient, but we
do not. The other point is the question
of rates, which so often forms bone OF
contention between the two interests. We
want to formulate some plan by which an
agreement can be reached In regard to this
matter that will prove cquable to both
parties. There are several other things In
the agreement formerly signed which do
not prove entirely satisfactory to all of us
and will probably be brought UP in the con-
ference we have asked for. We have not
yet received the reply OF the railroads, and
really have not had time as the request
was not mailed until this morning."
Mr.. John Il. Bailey Of the wharf COM
papy, when asked how the disagreement
would affect their position. said:
1T affects us as enc of the parties In
terested in the signing Of the original
agreement. ] do not think that it VIII be
very long before the ship agents and the
railroads will come together and agree on
the propositions in dispute. II is neces-
sary that they should In some manner for
the protection Of their own interests"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16
Cotton BELT Fire.

Pine Bluff, Ark, September 15.--The
first fire loss the Cotton Belt railway has
suffered at this point occurred yesterday
morning at o'clock. The building in
which are the offices OF the master me-
chanic and his subordlnates was badly
burned ana a large quantity OF stores con-
tanned therein were destroyed. The rec-
ords for several years past were also de-
stroyed. Some OF the stores were OF such
a combustible mature that the flames could
not be checked. The origin of the fire can
not be ascertained The loss will aggre-
gate $4,000 on the building and $4,000 on
the stores and other contents OF the build
ing. The property is fully insured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16

Pass railway on the goth instant. limited
TO the 26th instant for return.
The estimated gross earnings Of the Mex
lean National railroad for the fourth week
OF August amounted to st5,.2as,9i. against
Sl2,bSi.o6 for the corresponding Seriod OF
last year the increase. therefore, being
sii,759.S5. For the four weeks OF August,
1898, the gross earnings were siSl,S7o. SO.
against si6s.SIS5S for the same period last
year. sii.i9i "a being the increase.
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
way company announces special passenger
rates on the certificate plan as follows; To
nashville. Tenn, account OF Mississippi
Valley Medical association, october IL to
IA; TO st. Louis, Mo, account OF ninth
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows. 0c-
tooer 10 S; to Chattanooga, Tenn, az
count annual convention of Christian
church, October ~ to 81. a rate Of one low
est standard first class fare for the round
trip will be given
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16
INTERNATIONAL. STANDS PAT.
VIII Not Pay the Fine Imposed by
Chairman Pratt

AS indicated in yesterdays Post. the In
ternational and Great Northern railroad
ignores the ruling OF the Southwestern pas
senger bureau and refuses to pay the fine
recently imposed against Il by Chairman
Pratt and the board Of arbitration. In ex-
PLANTATION OF this decision. il is understood
that Vice President and General Superin-
tendent Leroy Trice regards the fine al ar
bitrary. exorbitant and unjust. and upon
these grounds he bases the acton OF his
road.
What the outcome will be is. OF course.
purely matter of speculation: but the
general opinion Of railroad men, tersely
and explicitly put. means this--ihlt It dis
solves the organization and agreement en-
tered into by the several reads. and leaves
each Of hem free to ecs as Il seas tit in the
premises.
II is also stated on go,d authority that
one OF the leading railroads Of the State
q road that was Q party to the compact
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16
A PLACE FOR MILLS.
Petitions to Have Him Put on the
Canadian Cominission.

Washington, September i5.-Many peo-
pie OF Fort Worth have petitioned the pres
ident to appoint Senator Roger @. Mills to
the vacancy on the Canadian commission
There is reason for believing that other
pressure Will be brought TO bear TO induce
the president to offer this place to Senator
Mills.
The fact that Senator Mills and the presl-
dent are warm personal friends. that SEN
ator Mills has got eyefytning he has ever
asked OF the president, and That he is
leaving the senate leads 10 the belief that
the president will compliment hlm by ten
commission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16
SAY THEY WANT To FIGHT.
Both Meow and Corbett Anxious {,
Get at Each Other.
DAN STUART IS AFTER The FlGH1
II Would Have 60 he 10 a Finish
and Take Place mt
Carson city.

In all probability the Corbett- Mccoy match
Is of for good. Neither Mccoy nor the man.
| ayers Of the Hawthorne club will admit this
in so many words, but their manner indicates
that they have little hope that the contest
will ever come OF. Whom Mccoy was seen
he said
II suppose they will take this matter into
the courts now. and after chewing at It for
mouth or so the whole thing Will be dropped. /"
DO you mean that you don't expect your
match with Corhett 10 come one"
so FAR as am concerned. am ready Tor
the match hero or anywhere, hut " We can't
meet In this State, where there IL law al
lowing contests, whore are we going to meet,
I'm tired Of chasing a chance to Ash! Cor
match All have to say about the situation
here is that am ready TO SO on with the
match. but have NOT much hope that 1t viii
WIN YOU moet Corbett at another place."
Yes; IN meet him Whenever and wherever
possible
II won't allow Mccoy TO get away from
me. said corhe,t, savascly. in discussing the
arrest Of Lavlsne and Erne at Buffalo. "ne
sha'nt sneak on on the road and make money
on the reputation his match with mo has
given him until | have chance to Sha,ter 1t.
| will fight him anywhere II two men want
about It. We can get together somewhere
am going TO keep right on with my training
work and | want Mccoy 10 do the same.
will be ready on the 18th OF october ana
there's no earthly reason why we can not pull
on the contest on that date
Mccoy has lost no time. | have lost more
time than he has lost, hut | want no further
postponcmont OF this AFFAIR Mccoy belongs
TO me for the present and won't lot him on
! am waiting to hear from Considine aud the
hawthorne club people,
III Buffalo doesn't feel equal to the emer-
eency, We are open TO offers from other CLUBS.
Tho biggest purse will get the nght II liaw-
thorno Is crippled by meddlesome sherim,
who. to satisfy his official pride. has got his
picture in tho newspapers
"Onc might think from McCoy's talk that
something terrible had happened. think Mo
Coy wants TO get out OF the hght Fitssm-
mons talked great deal about taking my
place with the 'Kid' few days ago. Why
doesn't Fitaslmmons step forward now ana
offer to take Mccoy's p,nce with mo9 The
fact Is they nre both afraid Of me- fitkHin-
mons won't fight and Mccoy Is pleased 10
think he emit fight on account OF an up
country shcrin q"
Corhett is expecting offers from other clubs.
He received Telegram from Consitinc stating
that everything now depended upon the de-
cision OF the courts, which seems to indicate
that the Hawthorne people arc out on the
warpath.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16
THE HUTCHINS
HOUSE,,
b. o. WARD,
Proprietor.
Rates: 500 and
$3.50 per day.


1 .. d. varjo, Rochester. N. Y; Miss. Kittie
Wolfe. Chicago: J. N. Roosevelt. Kala.
iazoo; M, A. Boyd. Kalamazoo. r. NJ Mid
5ieLrook, Jacksonville, Fla. r. Logan, Texas:
Roy, Dunbar, Richmond. Va r. p. Glenn,
5eliv!lle; ]. E. Smith, Waco: w b. Bryan,
louisville; w. J. Lyle. San Antonio; Mrs. j..
boyle city; John Houston Boyle. lr., city;
Elias Aarons, New Orleans; Dave Edol Gin
finnati; Colonel y. A. Mum, Crockett: 7. e.
siomen, Nayasota: G.. w. Cowles and wife.
trinity; r. II. Patterson. Dallas; NJ. Il. Craig,
/ y. Louis; Phi. s, Slattery. city; Robert Grn-
lam Marietta. Ga; G. +. Beln, Chicago; John
yard, Jr., Charleston, S. c.
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The Rates 81. 30 and 81 90 pcr day
JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.

&w T. Sterling, St. Louis: A. s. Ruther-
cId. Austin; II. A. Bell. New Orleans; June
=. Harris, Nacogdoches; f. Bosse Neo YORK
4ames +. Grogan, Houston NJ. Crowley and
pie. Galveston; I. NJ, Coleman. city; Il. a.
{larrgan, Fourth Texas Infantry. T. s ";
|, S. Daugherty. city: NJ. y. Yates Dallas;
Yake Davis, Galveston; J. r. Penn, j. A. Jen-
pms Waco; 0. +. Maear, Smthvile; Thomas
u BAH, Huntsville; II. Scharff. New Iberia !;
q. M. Smith and Wife Mrs. c, Mcintosh. Vie
1ciia; Miss NJ. Woodell, Huntsville; w. c.
Reed and wife, Victoria Il. Farnsworth,
4uero; Miss Gail Borden Johnson. Columbus ;
4liss. Hallnyu Gibbs, Deepwater: c. Arthur
williams Houston; William l.. Pitts Ala
9aina; A. A. Judges, Galveston; NJ. r. Tay-
3cr. Hungerford; j.. b. Brooks. San Antonio;
George Best, Columbus: A. r. Gydeson. Hart
4oru. Conn: S. p. Barry, New York; John s.
fchott, Burlington. Ia; h. Il. l.. MONTGOMERY
Pity; Mrs. IL. A. Simms, Kansas City.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16

New York, September ib.---Gravoscnd sum.
muiies:
Five furlongs--Tho Lady in Blue, Chappie
Aqua, Grafton, Tine los.
Mile and an eighth sclllng--The Winner.
Twinkle. Ben Ronald. Time 1854.
Tho Willow stakes, nvc and a half fur
longs-Achulla, Prcstidigitatrice, Lapenitepte.
limo, 1,0S4,
Speculation stakes, mile. seling---Georga
keene. ST. Caiatino. Continental. Time.
l42A.
Mile-white Frost. Banastnr. Murillo
Time. 1i2h.
Selling. six furlongs-TyrIan, Fairy Dale.
Emma Nora. Time, i;ldA.
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which the International knocks into spiin-
ters--wiil refuse to subscribe to any future
agreement which the International and
Great Northern has any direct interest In.
or course. there Is yet time for settling
the difficulty, but should Vice President
Trice adhere to his decision and continue
to ignore the authority OF the arbitration
toari--and 1t is more than probable he
whl--somc very lively developments are
expected to follow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16
THE RACES.


Chicago, September l5-ilawthofne results
Fonr furlonRs Hero, Jr.. Blue Lick, Prln-
cess Murphy. Time, ;62h.
Six furlongs Verify, Marsella, Atamada.
Time. IFS.
Milo and m cighth--Don Quxote Or. shep-
pard. Tho Devil. Time, 2;02ia.
Mile-can't Dance, David. Vice Regal, Tina.
1.iS.
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Football Team.

The meeting held Wednesday at the Lords
cycl, club for the purpose Of organizing the
Houston football team for the coming season
war we'll attended. Besides the majority Of
last years team there were present quite a
number OF men who have recently been cDn-
nccted with college teams. Tho policy for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16
The Trnck at Newport.

Cincinnati, September Davenport results:
Six furlongs, selling -Osman. Mnzeppa, Vio-
let pnrson. Time. i.tik
i'yo and half furlongs- Air Blast, Rock
lard, VoN. Time. 40.
Mile, handcap-Lnuky Bob, Snuber. Fire
side. Time. .i3h
Two miles. eeling-Kitty b.. Dudley e..
jack Bradley. Time 1864.
Five furlnngs--Frnncis H.. Lafayette. Paca.
Time. ;05h.
siH furlougs. sellng-Gaatea volandiss.
Motlla Time. l.l5H>
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extend Your Trip Mt Low Fare.
AffAr q N q

icke's to be sold via Vandalla- Pennsyl-
ana snort lines from st. Louis, October s
10, inclusive account Knights Tempar
fonclave, deposit the return cotpon with
{oint Agent at that place which will give
3ou the privilege to purchase low rate lick
tis 10 points within radius OF 26D miles az
pittsburgh, also to Baltimore and Wash
{ngton Address w. F. Drummer. A. G. p.
PCT, St. Louis, for details.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-16
STUART AFTER IT.

Dallas. Texas, September i5~Hush p.
Kahn, business partner OF Dan A. STUART.
confirms the report that Mr. Stuart Is
bidder for the proposed Corbott-McCoy light
the contos, to be 20 finish. stuart was ex-
pected In Dallas today. but the new turn in
the COrbett- Mccoy matter has detained MIN
IN Nav York Mr. Kahn said
"Mr. Stuart can null the nght on IN mp
proximately six weeks time nj Carson, New.
II the pueilists mean business, lie has tue
placo for them to night In and the monoy for
them to hght for and all they've got to 40 rs
to get down to genuine business with him.