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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-02
WISE DEPARTMENT.
CHAs. 7. KILGoRE, Editor.
Local and Otherwise.

Mrs. p. ii. Hamilton and it'll
son, Clarence, left Monday for Loui
sa, Ky. to visit her parents. Sh
will be gone several weeks.
Norvin. the little son Of w. L
Kilgore, is very sick with fever.
I DR.. Ash came up from Norton
Monday.
Heavy rains and hail have been
falling for some time.
c. II. Smithdeal left for Abingdon
Sunday. and from there he returns
to his home at Richmond.
w. II. Bond went to Coeburn
Sunday.
Mis- Sheppc and Mr.. Kilgore Wis
tied Mrs. Body at Norton Monday.
Judge Anderson left for Abingdon
Sunday.
Miss Leila Beatty, MesSrS. w. r.
Miller, Robert Flauary, Ed. II. Ful.
ton and others went to Abingdon
TO attend the closing exer-
,iseS Of NJ w. College. Misses
Richmond and Flanary will return
lome with them tomorrow.
{. ?. Abingdon is building an ad-
Iltion to his house on Spring Street.
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FROM LIPPS.

! Correspondence Of The BisStone Gap Posi-.
Lirrs, Va, May 2G.-Garden vegetable.
are looking very nice.
j. +. Moore, Of Gate City, was here On
business this week.
DR.. j. NJ. Hill and wife went to Wise
tuesday to attend the commencement.
II. Monroe Craft, of Scrgent, KY, pass
ed here recently.
Quite a number of people from here are
at Wise, having been summoned in the
Will Wright case.
George B. Wampler of near here. who
has been an invalid and suffered so long
1t is thought will soon pass away.
We were very strongly impressed and
well pleased with Capt j. F. BullitPs
address to the students Of Gladeyille Col
lege Tr
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HawaiIin the Present Crisis

Whatever slurs may have been
cast upon the missionaries and the
"sOns OF missionaries" in the Hawai-
ian Islands, we beg to assert that
this country has produced no group
of men of whom we have better rea
son to be proud than the men who
are today controlling and administer
ing the Hawaiian republic. The
Sandwich Islands have been added to
Christendom and civilization by
American efforts Whether we an
mex those islands or not, their pecul-
iarly intimate connection with the
United States must have been made
a permanent fact as a result of the
present war. They have long needed
us for the sake of stable domestic
equilibrium. We now preceive that
we need them as a strategic outpost.
The gentlemen who have been so
bitterly opposed to Hawaiian annex
alton are now facing what seems to
them the more dreadful boyle of
Philippine annexation. We would
mOdestly suggest to them that mas
much as compromises are the neces-
sary rule of practical craftsmanship,
they might do well to abandon their
opposition so far as the Hawaiian {
group and the Caroline group are
concerned-both groups having act Il
ually been transformed from savagery +
to civilization by American effort. +
Their antagoniSm to Hawaii has been
so violent, and in some respects so o
unreasonable, that it has not only o.
overreached itself, but has really Q,
provoked reaction of public opinion Il,
under which we may be led a great
deal too far in the opposite direction m
Of annexing everything we can lay a,
hands upon. The predominant opin pr
on OF thoughtful men now seems to Of
De that we want to hold the Hawaiian Ia,
ISLANDS as permanent possession,
'ut that we want to get out of the KIN
'hlllpplnes as soon as we eau safely co,
nd honorably withdraw.-Reriew of in,
PeriewS. ~
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the war he said in short speech "Thos
who ought to know estimate that ih'
present war will cost 5000, 100000 if it bt
prosecuted one year. IL ought not TO last
year; il will not last year. II is not
a war OF conquest, but war Of humanity.
However, since we have taken the Philip
pines we ought to hold them until some
decision can he reached as 10 their dis
/ position. We ought to take every foot Of
Spanish soil, outside of Spain itself,
whether it be in this hemisphere or in
the other. We ought, believe, to drive
the Spanish flag from the waters of both
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans"
Senator Germans statement in n speech
on the war revenue bill, that unless that
bill authorizes an issue of bonds, the
President will issue bonds under the same
law that President Cleveland dd-the re-
sumption of 1915 is regarded as one Of
the most significant that has been made
during the Senate debate on that bill |
Although Senator German is a democrat,
he has enjoyed the confidence Of President
AID has been called on for adj
vice constantly since the war troubles
tegan; consequently his statement is re-
5arded as an official notification that the
intended to issue bonds to
'aise the money needed to carry on the
var, whenever, in its judgement, it might
'ecome necessary, regardless of the action {
i the Senate or he war revenue bill 1t
still We. positively asserted that a c
Majority Of the Senate will vote for bonds,
nd it is hoped that the final vote will be :
cached this week, but anti-annexation
enators say it will never he reached un-
ss the Lodge annexation amendment is
efeated OF withdrawn That is an eI-
enc view, but the matter has unques- B
onably been complicated by the intro !
iction OF the annexation question. -
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nave never been disturbed by man
But the soil which has been cultiyat.
ed is marvelously rich and productive
10 what extent this is so is shown by
the fact that, notwithstanding the
ANNOUNCEMENTS to industrial enter
prises through the misrule of Spain,
the exports in 1893 were valued at
over $50, 100000 Spanish dollars.
The idea that Cuba is entirely un-
healthy is great mistake. The fact
Is that the greater part of the island,
under normal conditions, is very
healthy region, and the sickly dis
tlict could be made healthy by
proper drainage.
The climate is not as disagreeabe
as most people think. The highest
temperature is rarely over so degrees.
and the average the year round is II
degrees.
The chief agricultural products
are sugar, coffee and tobacco, of
which the United States takes the !
greater part. In 1893, for example,
there were Sl5, 1874 tons of sugar pro-
duced, of which 71S,204 tons were
exported, the United States taking
6SO,624 tons. OF 227,000 bales of
tobacco exported two.thirds came to
this country, together with more than
half the 1865, 900 cigars made.
But while the exports footed up to a
total of 100000 Spanish dollars,
and the imports 56,00O,O 900, the taxa i
ton on the people reached nearly 25,- l
700, 600 Spanish dollars. a
Of this sum, which is more than r
the combined value of the 5
imports and exports, less than one !,
lalf came from customs and one d
ourth of the whole goes to Spain. tt
Another popular misconception ii
oncerning Cuba is that its native d
opulatiOn is composed almost entire
of negroes. The fact is that of the
600, 600 people at the last census p
lore than 100000 were whites and s,
'Ss than 100000 negroes. There &c
ere $4,000 Chinese in the island. ti'
uba is not only one of the most Is IS
title regions Of the world, but is also bo
tceedingly rich in minerals. Its
on ores are unsurpassed. it has an
of coal, and enormous
lantity Of hard woods and rich de-
'sits of gold. The island has been ~.
little developed that possibilities
mot be estimated.-AHanta Jour- AM AM
H.
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FROM TACOMA.
Correspondence Of The Big Stone Gap rssr.

Correspondence Of The Big Stone Gap rssr.
TACOMA, Va, May 30-A good refresh
ing shower yesterday; Eaters, "'' ingerns
and the like are coming right along.
1. NJ. Bond, of Tazewell, is visiting
home folks at this place.
Our friend W. D. McNiel went TO Wise
Saturday night to take a degree in Odd
Fellowship and has not been seen since
We learn that W. H. Bond is going TO
move Tacoma to Coeburn, or rather the
"Eldorado" Hotel, which is the bigger
part of it.
). B. Miller snapped horses the other
day.
w. j. Ashworlh and wife are visiting in
Ohio. ."
Frank Ziegler lumber man of Phila-
dephia was in town Sunday.
We learn that h. l.. Kilgore has gone
to WARMTH woman.
The Millender business is going right
ahead under the new management.
II. Il. Hamilton, of New Canton. Tenn
was III this country last week buying
sheep.
A good many people are going to war.
but don't want to he an angel so long as
can make living at anything else.
Several Of our people went to Wise last
week to attend the closing exercises of |
VAUDEVILLE college. They report good
line. e
It's reported that II. c. Miller has been
o Bland county lately.
The people shouldn't think because
.acoma has not been represented in the
'osr for few weeks that the corresnond.
mt has got the small pox, gone to the war.
r that some other serious accident has
appecned to him. It's just chicken {
'under that he got in Bland county.
Mrs. j. W. Durham is visiting in Lee
Ounty. $
Children's Day was very nicely celebrat- =
at this place last Sunday. A large and =,
eaceable audience greeted the occasion. =
I'd every one seemed to he pleased with |
lie program and the nicely with which if
as carried out. After the services here =
number OF our people went to Coebnrn Il
attend the same service there. which II
as held at $50. HON u
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-02
The Hot Springs or ArNano,.,
The Mountain-Locked
Miracle of the Ozarks.

The hot waters, the mountain air
equable climate and the pine forests max,
Hot Springs the most wonderful health
and pleasure resort in the world, summer
or winter. 1t is owned, endorsed and con.
trolled 10y the L. ;. Government and ha,
accommodations for all classes. The Ar
Ilngton and Park hotels and 90 others and
700 boarding houses are open all summer
Having an altitude of 1000 feet il is %
cool, safe and nearby refuge during the
heated term in the south
For Information concerning Hot Springs
address c. F. Cooley, Manager Business
Mems League, Hot Springs, Ark.
For reduced excursion tickets and par
ticulars OF the trip see local agent or adj
dress W. A. 1urk, Geul Pass. Agent.
Southern Ry., Washington. D. G.
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~ oY may fire when ready, Grid
ley" That phrase of Commodore
Dewey's as the Olympia, steaming
slowly, was getting the range of her
guns on the Spanish fleet, is likely to
be long quoted and widely remember
ed. Surely it breathes coolness, care,
confidence in the face of an enormous
and pressing responsibility. Com
pare 1t with the thunder it instantly
wakened, the tremendous forces it let
loose, the terrible destruction that
followed, and you will find it the
most typical Americanism of the
quarter century. Mark, too, its
politeness, as well as its touch of
comradeship.
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Some Facts about Cuba.

Although Cuba is only ninet,
miles from our coast, the island !,
much larger than is generally suppos
ed. 1t is of irregular crescent shane
is 1870 miles long and has an average
width Of 50 miles and an area Of !
80 square miles including its ada
cent islands, which add over y 600
square miles more. Altbouob
mountainous in the interior, much Of
the coast line is low and fiat and
difficult OF approach on account of
the numerous reefs and it's small
islands. Notwithstanding this tent
ure OF the coast, it is said that no.
other island in the world has as MANY
excellent harbors. in proportion to its
size. Of these, Havana, Matanzas
Bahia Honda, MarieI, Nuxitas, Nine
and Cardenas, on the north side and
Santiago de Cuba, Iridldad. Guam. |
tanamo and Cienfuegos, on the south
SIDE are the principal aud best known
Cuba is divided into six provinces
havana being the most thickly pop.
", and Puerto Principe, the least
i he total population of the island |
before the present Instruction wa.
more /. than 100000. A large par,
u the island is in high state of cul.
l ~ but there is no less than
'V,ooo,OOO acres of almost impenctra.
Ole forests. fully 100000 Of which :.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-02

AN exchange tells this one on q
country clergyman:
Ihe country clergyman was nail
ing refractory creeper to a piece of
trelll' work near his front gate when
ne noticed that small boy stopped
ana watched him with great atten-
ton. "Well, my young friend"
lie sad, pleased to see the interest he
excited, care you looking out for
h'nt or two on gardening?" No."
said the youth, 81 be waiting to see
what a parson do say when he ham
mers his thoomb."
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-02
Height. Weight. Chest Measurement

II Is not necessary that an applicant
should conform exactly to the figures in.
dicated in the table Of proportions. the
variation of few pounds in weight either
way ana OF fraction Ofan inch in chest
measures being permissible.
Applicants must defrsy their own e1-
Penses to the place of enlistment. The r
htness Tor the military service can he de.
'erinihed only upon examination at A
military post, or other recruiting sta,;o,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-02
FROM DWALE.
Correspondence Of The Big Stone Gap posr.


:. DwALE' DicKENsoN Co., Va, Nav 81
4 our correspondent learns that jacob r.
Nancy OF CiIntwood, is confined to the
a,eA room win fever, aud his recovery is
pronounced doubtful by the attenJ;nc
physician. Mr.. Ramey is deputy treasure,
under county treasurer c. ". Powers.
1t is said that the moonshininc indr,,r,
Is quite lively in Cumberland Moun,siI
since the leaves are out TO screen tbo
sinners from the sight of Uncle SAM
marshals. There is said to he quite =
number OF Illicit stills scattered over ,boI
section, and doubtless moonshine will Il,
pIehty IN short time. do not think
mere VIII tie any competition among them.
IS II seems that they form trusts for ,hei,
mutual benefits.
T.: W PhiPps, of Freezing, is in a very
;fI'Ical condition with rheumatism
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-02
FROM SERGENT.
Correspondence Of III. Blk Stone Gan posr

SERGENr, KY. May 3O.-Corn-hoeino
seems to he the order e the day-to say
nothing Of the night.
There is splendid prospects for the
largest blackberry crop in several wears
There is but little war news mentioned
ne'e nowadays, although the newspapers
are yet eagerly watched.
Decoration day is almost here and II on
We 0nOu'd give vent to our honoreJ md
dead by placing a wreath of
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-02
An OLD Ihcn.

Every day strengthens the belief Of emf.
nent physicians that impure blood i, the
cause of most of our diseases. TWENTY-FIVE
years ago this theory was used a. "A basis for
the formula of Browns Iron Bitters. The
remarkable cures effected by this famous
remedy are sufficient to prove the theory
correct Browns Iron Bitters are sold by
J. l.. Jennings, Big Stone Gan.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-02
Iiucklen'H ArnIca SaIYe.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter, Chapped Hands, Chibains-
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by } W. Kelly.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-02

TIE folder recently gotten out by
me ~ d W. r. r. giving a full
description Of summer resorts and
natural curiosities along its lines, is
a beautiful piece of work, and re-.
fleets much credit upon General
Passenger Agent w. b. Bevill.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-02

In the Clerks Ohce Of the Circuit cour
OF the County OF Wise on the I,n o,v o.
May, 1898. "
Cowan, McClung Il Co..
Plaintiff,
against In Cbapc.,,
Newton n. Mllinder and
Wayne b. Furgeson suryiy-
'ng member of the larc firm
OF j. II. Millender Il Co.. ct
al, Defendants.
The object Of this suit is to recover If
me said Newton n. Millcnder and W,vpe
Is. Ferguson, surviving members of n.
late flrm OF j. II. Millcuder a Co.. S3>0 ~
with interest from April llth, I>gs' apd 10
attach the property Of said suryiyiu,, NOM.
oers OF SAID firm in Wise County. Va. and
debts due from the Virginia state I'.ur.
"hce Go. and the Hamburg Brennan lu-
surance 20. and going 10 said SURVIVING
members of said late finn.
ANA an attachment haying bnap dnl,
issued and returned executed And an
having been made and filed that
, -, uefendants, Newton y. Milender and
W ayne Is. Furgeson, are not resident. -, /
Ine STATE OF virginia, it is ordered that
,ney 40 appear here within - DAYS after
Tue publication hereof, and do what NAV
&c necessary to protect their interest in
ms suit. And it is further ordered that
copy hereof be published once 4 week
Or FOUR weeks in the Big Stone Gan Poy
ma mat copy be posted at the FROM
Ioor OF The courthouse Of this county ON
he first day Of the next term of tbe
ounty court.
a copy: Tcsie:
". Z. KlLconr, Clerk.
-. BY c. A. Johnson. DC
= a. "AhtN' p q. ma26 ?l-2ll
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-02

FIFTY good quality white envelopes sent
by mail postpaid for - cents and informa-
ton where to obtain them free. Address
W. Il. WEBs, Sergent. Ky.
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Tue above rates are for standing ADVERTISE.
ments only.
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS will be cbarp.
ue TOT at the rate of 5 cents per line for each
incertiOn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-02

If You are not feeling well, why
don't you take Hoods Sarsaparilla?
1t will purify and enrich your blood
and do you wonderful good.
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Old newspapers for sale at this
office, 20 cents per hundred.
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University of Virgin
CHARACTERISTIC u.

LHNHLO EoV 90 =
Letters, Science, Laa =. &.
Session begins 18Th september
Tuition ln ArAlenIca. ,.r.
or catalogues address
2 0. gARR-tllR ~ =
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Brmm Gu4.r.
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In the Clerks Ohce of the Circuit Court
OF OF the County OF Wise on the 18TH DAY Of
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-24
Thirty Bushels Per Acre.

Charley Williams threshed his wheat
last week and has 4,aS0 bushels from q
field of l60 acres on the northwest quar-
ter section 6-3S.l1. To 10 exact, the
wheatfasld contained tri6e uuder 15O
acres, there bsing two canals which cut
scross tho land aud road on ono side,
together taking o6 At least ten acres.
This makes the yield almost exactly 30
bushels per acre. A load hauled to
market, taken at random from the
thresher. tested 81 pounds. This result
shows what careful farming will do. The
land was plowsd six TO eight inches deep
In the summer OF 1887. 1t was irrigated
from the San Luis canal. When the
grain came up there was considerable
wild mustard growing faster than the
wheat. Dir. Williams hired men at a
total cost Of Sl3 to GO in and pull the
weeds by hand. He estimates that re-
moving these weeds increased tho yield
q thousand bushels, paying many times
oyer for the slight labor expended.
Wheat land is very commonly plowed
only four or Eve inches deep, and this
big yield shown that better results can
bs obtained with deeper piowing. There
is also Lesson 10 bs learned from this
method Of getting rid Of tho weeds
Alamosa Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-24
Church Dedication.

The now Presbyterian church has 30
nearly reached completion as to warrant
occupation and will, accordingly, be ded.
icnted Sunday.
The pastor, Rev. o. 8. Baum, will
preach the dedicatory sermon in the
morning. at which the public are cordi-
ally invited to intend.
The methodist people will attend the
dedication and will have no morning
service at their church. There will be
plenty OF seats for all who will attend
and the house will be warm and com
Portable.
Tho seating capacity Of tho main audi
ence room will be 275; the Sunday school
room. 30; aud the ladies' parlor, 20, all
OF which can be thrown open when occa.
sion requires.
This is an etlitice Of which Monte Vista
may we'll feel proud, and eviucss great
energy md perseverance on the part OF
the pastor and those who undertook It's
construction. The walls OF the building
are Of stone and the finish and furniture
throughout are OF oak.
A new pipe organ is in place and the
church is 10 be conSrst ulstcd on getting
into the new home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-24
Proposals for Supplies.

CoLORApo SOLDIERS Ann sAiIoRa' HoMg,
Monte Vista, Colo. December 8. lSS.
NOTICE IL IIEREBy GIVEN. IN COMPLI-
N nncc with law. tnRt the ttoxrd OF Commits.
soncrs of the Colorado Soldiers and Sailors
Home. invites sealed bids for the supply Of the
articles enumerated he,ow for the period OF
nix months. beginning January l, Is.n, and
ending July 81. is9. both dates Inclusive.
| Bidders will tender their OiYcrs and state prices
VAN me ~ nhaassndn. @ tha. nat they ar. ior mGr
schedule. and that should either more or leas
than is enumerated I've required the several
nrticie. shall be furnished y, the price stated
All bids tn be fied In trip,icnte. scaled and
marked Proposals for Supplies. :. and Will be
uary 10 Is..l 1T Room S. ca itOi BuiidinE. Den.
yer. Colo. The right is reserved to reject amy
or all bids.
All bid. must be for the articles delivered ut
Monte Vista. Colo, frec OF freight or other
charges. and arc ~ he addressed to the under
signed as Room 5; Capitol buildins. Denver.
Colo. The bids will be opened and the aw ards
made to the lowest Responsible bidders on
T.C. GRADK:I. .
vice Presidcnt Board Of Commissioner Colo.
RADIO soldiers and Sailors Home.
CLOTHING.
10 dox woolcn Shirts. 10 dox mcrino Under.
socks. % dos wooien Socks. 70 p.irs shoes :. 1
dOx Overals, doz pairs Susp-nicrs, 10 dor
cotton ltandkcrchiefA doz Neckties.
| 'Clothtng" must br submitted for examination.
The sizes Of all articles to be furnished CON.
tractors At the time the orders arr given and
no eItrA charge will be allowed for large or
GROCERIES.
100 lbs Prices baking Powder, t-ib cans: 900
lbs navy Beans. 10 lbs hma Beans. rO Lbs
NacarOni. Denver Domcstic: 3 cn.es Matches,
parlor; tuo lbs $: z. hice. 80 10. Kansas table
esit. loib sacks; ~ lbs looec Salt. Bait lake:
bnxes ID. II. Soap boxes COpcO toilet HAP.
10 Sgal cans choice Rolicn Syrup tssfnple 10 Be-
.ubmit,sdl. 800 lbs xr.nuls,cd, Sugar: 10 ~
Japan Tea tsample to be aubmtiesi,. l..O lbs
Arbuokle Coffee. cases Denver tomatoC Cafsup.
pInts: = boxes Craskefs. p. .. and A II B0da
siarrs. bbl. Western Ro'Ied Oats. 40 10. 81.
yer Mountain COderh. boneles-, lib bricks
bbls nschrrai. M. : shore; % Lbs ground
Mustard. yellow: y lbs ground Pepper. hsck
~ lSs !aSs.c.sSs s che: ~ !nE TSS.cca = 10:
TotscOo. - ibs scsi q q. {. Snolins TObss-
o.. t,ae pkEs: I cess Md Bsai Lye. dos Lii
les Star al Or~soent dr5ed Peeches. . ibs
Bed star Prunca. ersts: i00 lhs ycrowu Pal.
100 lbs Curraats. cssaned. rrrt quality. Lib
CANNED Goods-D cssss Atlantic Corn. 8
essss string isssn.. 4. =. H u%.: u c.sss i. Z
Jo:ssph rurnpktn. n cs:es kuncrs's rosnasoes
All eoots eaunsrAtei In the above schedulc
| TO be dclivercd In food. sound ioxes, barsels
or sacks without s1;s; TssT' charge.
:t.0oo lbs frrsa Reef. half carcase; 400 lbs
nui,oa; aoD lbs frrsh Veal: so lbs lrssisa.,
| orHdo Isaf Lard. In tins.
| nUrTEH. CMxEsR AMI MILK.
1t0D lbs fre~h ranch nut.~r, two deliveries
psr week with NOT irss than s.vsu sniions si
buttesmilk fire. NJ each delivery; u 10 y gsl1
fresh nilk per DAY: ~ Lbs Chccsc. full crcam
COAL Axp K.unsxss OIL.
| ~ tons lump Coal. w gals kerosene OIL Ia