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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
SOME CURRENT AFFAIRS.

Thousands of commercial travellers IA ths
United States have lost emplovnent during
the last two or three years on account Of the
organization OF the concerns they represented
into trusts Trusts reduce and frequently dc.
stroy. competition, md render the employ
ment OF men to solicit business largely super-
huous, The ourtaiment OF pay roils and ad-
vertising expenses is the principal item among
the economies" which the trusts introduce
and which are urged as one OF their CHIEF
advantages. A great majority Of tho ,om.
mercal travellers who are ''out OF lob" today
on account OF the development Of trusts voted
and talked aud shouted for Mckinley in 1896
They did this with their eyes wide onen
They knew that he was nominated by the
trusts that the trusts put up a large amount
OF the enormous campaign fund with which
Mark Hanna elected him, and that the Mat
form on which he made his canvass was silent
regarding them. Those of them who did this
are getting lust what they barsalned for hut
we sympathizo with them. Just the same
They are simply the victims OF misplaced con-
Adence. No doubt they are getting their
eyes open now. and we anticipate that n great
majority OF those who were formerly In re-
ceipt OF good salaries. and who now find their
OCCUPATIONS gone. will vote against tho mo-
nopolies and trusts next year.
~
DISCHARGED soldiers and sailors. who from
TINA TO time arrive IN San FranoIsco 49,,
Manila" It Is reported. "are bitter in thar
complaints OF the treatment they have re-
celved at the hands of tho government ana
the stories they tell are mot calculated 70
induce volunteers to enlist in the event that
more troops arc needed for the PhlllppInes
According to the statements made by them
to tho San Francisco newspapers they were
given their discharges almost on the oeld of
battle. and then practically LEFT 10 shin for
themselves. Nine hundred DISCHARGED men
were to be brought home ON the buffalo bu,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
JUSTIN c. WHITE
who Knew IA,

Expressions of Estee,,w
Who Knew h,@ "a
Beaumont Journal; Jus, y, Il, IN
died In Houston, was one e,, :. sri VI
ular men in the Bayou ci,'' ,ssns.,|
is a decided less to inc I'D a
which he was born ana 4 eap,tl,
ennial cheerfulness and ~ y, r,lrl1
an entertainer rendered n mh.n 4
occasions Of festiylty .,' wu 81
crowded the city. The ., vi'' rs,rs
him intimately for ill.svu
the whole course OF his as sss III \
knew him to be ill-hun,0',ps. vs.,
than bright and buoyan IN, Is rF
friend and his death WIN ~. ysliis
thousands throughout sn'
schulenburg sticker; ., .w
Houston, one Of the !, CHS IS b.
Houston, with whom y IA y
good fortune 10 be acduais, s.s i
will indeed be a severe ,, M, ~
for God never made ?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

The money which is now being asked for
the promotion of public enterprises in this To-
calitv is but n small sum compared to the
wealth OF the community and the great inter-
eH's at stake II Is less than 80 cents per
capita
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

The new "Lexowing" of New York will
furnish the public with some good reading II
II does fail to work any practical reform.
The next best thing to being benefited is to be
entertained
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

The Boston Globe POLITICALLY observes that
New Jersey counts that day lost whose low
descending sun beholds no new trust formed
no corporate deal begun!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

The attorney general holds that all slot ma
chimes may BIO stopped under existing law.
But what may be done and what will be done
under existing laws opens a wide field for
speculation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

The Boston Herald says that the New York
Tribune puts 1t pungently when 1t says that
Imperialism is the demagogue's bogie. Won
der what potent influence II was that all so
suddenly awhile back took the Boston Herald
out Of the ranks of the "demngogues?"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

uuoecsiptioa ~ Mall-Day and Sunday Post enc
year, Ss.ooi SIX months. $500, three nsnths.
ta.oo; one month. Si.oo.
I'm SUNDAY POST, one year. 5t.5o.
Sub SEMI WnpxLy Posr Mondays ana ThursdayO
enc year. 4i.oo; six months. 10 centsi three
months. ~ cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

II General Wheeler Is going to continue to
lnt!st that the constitution shall be set aside
Tor his benht let US hone that he will get
that assignment to the Philippines which he is
after. We have enough prominent people in
this country discredltine the old constitution.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

1t is gratifying to learn that there is dis
position on the part OF our citizens to assist
literally in the movement to retain the Audi
tprum as great public hall for the city. No
community of the size of Houston can AFFORD
to be without such a building.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

Rnrslrn OSfices-Easiern business sfhes a Tribune
building, New York (Ths S. C. Beekwith Sp.-
eIalAgsneyl wsstsrn ~ lIhs RookeY, Chi
Travelling Arents--C- S. &, Holland. Travelling
Auditor e. r. Holland. B. D. Throop. Travelling
Agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

General Otis has Just received 1900 addi-
tional troops. but We might as well begin to
take such news as a matter OF course. We
VIII have loaded transports on the road to the
Philippines for many day yet, and the end
stu not in sight!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

General Alger reiterates his purpose OF
hanging like a milestone around Major Nc
Klnley's neck until the bitter endl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

Captain Richie thinks that cur bayou ship
channel is not only a feasible project, but
comparatively easy of Accomplishment. Tho
government side Of our case is promising
done an accomplished fact at an early day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

The man-huntng season in the Philippines
closes In May. when nature puts the country
| under water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

Williamson County Sun (Georgetown):
There is factory in Hcust9n--one of
three in the United States--for making
mating from camel and goat hair. Floor
mating Is made also, and a cardlng and
combing plant, to cost $50, geo, will be ad-
ded next fall. Strange to say Houston
has not single cotton or wooden mill,
but she will have lots of both within ten
years. Mark the prediction.
Weimar Mercury: Buffalo bayou may
be grinned at now, but it will not be so
when the energetic and determined people
OF Houston get through with the Job of
dredging and deepening that sluggish
stream. Now the alligator does not have
TO sink very low beneath the surface OF the
water to bury himself deep in the mud !;
nut the years are not many before large
vessels frcm the gulf will steam I'D that
bayou to the city Of Houston. Then Hous-
ton VIII be Sin it" and don't you for
get it"
Denison Herald: The wonderful in
crease in the amount OF cotton handled at
houston this season over last is worthy
OF comment and that city claims to &C.
! cupy hrst place among the cotton markets
OF America during the entire season from
september !, 1897. to August 81, 1898, there
were handled at Houston 1,7Ss,4S3 bales.
From September l, 1898 to March Q. 1899.
Houston received 2.S17715 bales, or an
increase in six and one-half months OF
534,252 bales over the entire preceding
year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
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Jhs city.-The Post Is delivered to any part Of the
city BY carriers. per month, SI.oo; three months
$500; six months, 5000; ona year, Si7.oo.
Mr. Theodore Bering has charge Of the city
circulation and collecting. Messrs. Theodore
BerinR. Charles Lott and Tom South are the su-
thorired collectors OF all city bills (both sdyerts
ing and subscription) and money should be
paid TO any one other than those named, unless
special written authority signed by the business
manager 10 shown Al accounts Of any sire
should be paid by check In favor Of Tho Hous-
ton Printing Company.
Notwithstanding to receive The Post regularly
will please notify the Office promptly. Every
paper 10 expected to b delivered not later than
$50 o'clock a. m.
unlsr no circum stances will orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
paid, or accepted In payment Of accounts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

sake OF office. TO Join the trusts in keeping
rcputiicanism In power. Anti-trust cries In
tue republican party decisive no one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

The Fiiipinos continue to give us a lively
run for our victories.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

am inclined to believe there is mora
behind the appointment OF the Mazet com.
mittee TO investigate Tammany and give II
a dig in the ribs than appears on the sur
face, There is an interesting game of poA
itics going on In Gotham Just now. and
one that will, perhaps, have a direct bear
ing on the next presidential campaign.
think the purpose is not so much TO
punish individual members OF Tammany
and reform the City OF New York as II
is 10 create a presidential boom for Roose-
welt. The rottenness in New York which
will probably be developed by the investi-
eating committee exists perennially and il
no new thing. 1t Is common property and
an open secret. The republican machine
might have started this investigation sew
eral months ago IL the leaders had wanted
to do SO. There was no string tied 10 their
motions. but II did not suit them IN Al
so. It is the opinion OF men here who are
thoroughly posted on New York politics
that the first objective point of the Maz,t
committee is to furnish a pretext or ~
cuse tor amending New York's charter ana
reducing the term of the mayor TO two
years. Under the charter which wa,
adopted when the Greater New York,
came Into existence the term of the mayor
was changed from three TO four years
Mayor Van wyck. therefore. will a,u,
have more than two years to serve, pro-
vided he Is not interfered with By th.
Legislature However. the Legislature h,
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

Do not fail to hear DIR. Johns great
lecture on the 17th.
The vacation has resulted in renewed
vigor in both pupils and teachers. Our
attentlancs has greatly increased.
More than one OF the high school
pupils voted last Tuesday. but VI course
it woulu not do to give naaes. Our
average age is II years.
We are now in possession u four good
compound microscopes. each having a
power Of 200 areas One Of the young
ladies' wondered how Wintoo's foot
would look under one of them. A pin
looks like u railroad iron and hys eye
ike large piece Of honey comb. We
have much needed these instruments
for both zoology and botany.
Why do some young people after re
peated corrections at school say. us
girls 10 goin." 1t hsint NO use" Il
knowed he seen me. We wux.' etc!
The home must assist the school.
Graduation is drawing near and hearts
are Huttering. Already talk of that
dress 10 in the air. A number q ora
tions have bees hxn1sd ia Tor inspec-
ton.
ScLool viii close on May 26,h.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

Brother Francis Bsuman. . member Of
the Servite order at Delta, died last
Sunday, April 3. at the Sisters hospital
in Grand Junction. Tho brother. aged
about 25 has been suffering from the
fatal disease OF consumption for about
two years, which caused his untimely
death. Tuesday morning his remains
were brought to Delta for interment.
The funeral services we're performed at
the Catholic church by Rev. A. Prityl,
o. S. NJ. The pail bearers were I'd ar
young men, Lee Tanner. North Delta;
John Shultz. Roubideau; Brother Peter
and Brother Joseph. members OF same
order.
Our heartfelt thanks are extended 20
all our Catholics and to all tho gOid
people Of Delta who. by their respectful
and edifying attendance ut the servicet;
manifested their sympathy in our bS
reavemeut.
May his soul rest in peace.
Rev. A. PRIrzL, 0. y. n.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07
as,hssy Ms,s's Nov R,.,ae,.

Anthony Hopes now romance. which
be has just finished. is called "rhe
COUNTESS Emilie," and has b..on pur-
chased by The L,jies Home Journal. in
which periodical it will immediately
begin. Tho story 10 sb,ut n beautiful
CountesA She has quarrcled with her
husband. AMI they have dsci,iel tn live
In seclusioo in separate wings II the
castle. This they do until CIptaip
Dieppe. who bccomcs mcm5sr o the
household. Inadvertently opens door.
through which arc revealed to him The
spa rtments u the exiled Counties. with
the beautiful occu pant standing io .
doorway. The Captain falls in love with
tho young woman. and from this poisi
there 10 not . moments cessation in ths
rosB sntic adventures which ensus in The
cistle, Its gardens and neish boring places
oe rendezvous.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

Special Correspondence
Hay 10 now selling at eS per ton.
Geo. A. Green has several men at
work getting his ranch resdy for tfass,
Mrs. John Bowness. Of Delta, hss
been visiting friends in this vicinity.
Miss Grace Whittls is expected to
arrive here this week from Spokane.
Wash.
School closed here. Friday. and Ut
Read. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bnrriit. Of upper
Tongue creek, spent Sunday With reIs
tives in this Deig ghburhOod.
Tho Fruit Growers ditch 10 about
completed.
J. b, Reed has been appointed super
intendent Of tn. Surface Creek ID. 4 K.
Co. for the ensuing year.
Prof Taylor. Of Delta, is visiting with
friends at Eckert.
No finer peaches. pears plums. apples
and apricots can be grown in any section
than we grow On Surface mesa. There
never has been failure yet.
Cleaning out bitches ana getting
rcariy to iriigate is the order Of the day.
Ik0usier.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

Mr. j. H. Croxton. Of California mesa.
has AN heirloom in his family that is
indeed curiosity. 1t is what is known
as the "Breeches Bible" printed in 1878.
presumably in London. although this is
not certain as this part OF the imprint is
torn of The maine is taken from an
expres.io used in Genesis 81, where
Adam and Eve are spoken OF Ms sewing
fig leaves together and making aprons,
the rendering is made breeches.' There
are only five copies OF this translation
now known exist.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

A verx imn,r,ant thing in to ret YOUR
land l.v.l m a, !. Nil i, the d.prr..;ons
and tax. down m, knobs. This that
IN, .e.,I NAV h. nm, in evenly cI..nu,.
s-.,,, viii N. nm and have five or .;x
leave. xb;,, ,,bsrs are inst coming nm:
having ., v,;, Tar ia. ANAL ,u.. ~i,I
y;v. m. v..d. . cha,cr In ye, the .,.,t
os xo. A -fo,,- made ~ small ,ol~r
woven ., that the end. uro;-c, rorks
veil, Rut take ,,ovn IN. kno,. and sIl
nm m. hole. II Won b,,c IN do !, -nh +.
-. A. -,n =. m. d.,,., ~ h.,x,
,,,., !. ov., .,x ,,on ,h. ,., ~ m. N, h
., NJ, -oull ~, mx - nam, !.
-, AN ,~ ,h. ,.rn. r.v;n1 ,.u
ov.r m. I.nd .;,h . Iii, ;,., ,r.x;...
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

A jolly surprise was given Mrs J. r.
Sanders. Wednt stiay evening. at her
charming home. il being her birthday.
A large number Of the youngest kind
O; old folks assembled in the parlors Of
Mr.. Singleton early in the evening and
proceeded to ths house and took posses
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders spent the
afternoon at their ranch and on return
ing late in the evening found the com
,any assembled at the house. aud very
much ".t home" Wit, humor and
merry making was given full play and
the I'D 70 ~ werc young once again. and
made full use Of the opportunity for the
tim, being. Many games were played
with old time zest and enjoyed by play
ers and onlookers. During the evening
u cake walk ras jpin~i in by over y
dozen couple and tho long ago sport o!
the plantation was screditsbly reproduced
Meedames Kohnle and Macombe- were
awarded the pastry by tho judges fol
grace, beauty. imitation and most conf
cal coup.e in the procrssiou. An elegant
rrpast was served about midnight and
after ,xtcnding the congratulations ol
the day to Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders the
company broke up. every one with
happy smile and AN expression of coun
tenxnce indicating that q pleasant even
ing had bee.i spsnt.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

Mrs. May Tsavis entertsi~sl the
sSwclI'' Social whist club at the home
a her parents. last Friday evening. in .
most delightful mansrr. A dainty lunch
vac served and all expressed themselves
- having spent very pleasant evening.
Judge weIcb. Will Chil-s. T. d. Geer.
FL J. Clarke; Mis.~s 0usts Bsss. S~tt.
Friend. Florence knhnl~. Siell. Graham.
Minnie Cissrlet. vcna Phelps. Ella Ne~
Mewrs. Tom Gslc. J. T.aIph Philips. Geo.
rIsom. Harry w,isn. Finest CI.ck,
Elj vsnD-venier. Will and Harry
MatheSs.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

A surprise was given T. W. AIlbauyh
on his 23i birthday. About fifty persons
were present and the evening passsd
~, asantIy in gAmes and refresh n.ents.
TheuIose Roebcr 10 ut home agAio
from his eastern trip.
MISS Carrie Carter has finished bes
term of school on Smith Fork aud 10 st
b me again.
Quite number on G .rman mesa hsve
sp-udid wells. sIl located by our water
witch. Chss. Ewing.
The Easter Exercises held at the
Stewart schoL house we're quite .
success.
A. s 0oo,leo oov has traded his houss
and lot in part pay n'ert for Mrs. julia
Smiih's hotel aud viii take possession
Monday.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

A creamery down at Montrose or in
the Montezuma valley that would turn
out good article OF butter would lind
a ready market for all it could produce.
At present ninety per cent OF the butter
used in the mining camp comes from
Nebraska and Kxnsas.-Telluride Jour
nal. What is the matter with the Delta
county creameries? We have two pls' t.
in the county, one in Delta and one ON
Surface creek. and they both make an
A No. article OF butter. as good AS can
be made in ny part OF the country. The
Delta creamery will on begin making
cheese as tte ,dy product.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

about right. though the sugar compan-
les say you must SOW about Is pounds.
but YOU don't have to always do just as
they tell you. Ten pounds is the guam
tity agreed upon by the beet growers'
society Of Bay county.-Bay City Sugar
Beet.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

Improve your poultry yon sernr ecekere Of
Of Brown Lgors, With Lady Wellington s the
head with egg record Of sss in u van, size
IL Light Bsahma corksrels which will
Of chick rsise frm him t~" ponnds Ny
PIymouth chicken. good aye good mothers
fine market fowl Send for price" Mt Fowls shipped I"
Of the country by sagc Ss.i stamp Tor ssmps
,,,nv of Poultry Journal GRAHAM T. BROWNE,
iSox l43 Ilochkias, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

Randall & McFariand, merchants OF
Kansas City. have been selling choice
Delta county apples, this winter. retail
ing them at 35c per dozen. alongside OF
No. / oranges. which speaks well for our
product. This is no fairy tale but an
absolute fact.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

The star-eye goddess OF reform is
still making things hump over at Ouray
The Plaindealer man last week announ
ces reform in that shop. He declares
that hereafter persons who put adver'
tisements in that sheet must do 30 with
the expectation OF paying for them
Telluride ] purnal.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

For some tiu,e u Telluride srssitry lyman
has been feeding his chixk.ns IN s~nd
snd sawbust. mixed. and short time sgu
bs set hon With thisf-en s,nr-. Hs b
highly gr.t;fss,l with the s~sslfs. This
week thew hssched ost thses sspsly
cbicss wiab vuplen hEs. one stone tiip'l
SDsr With kno an their Iessls. too
Hyssou h re CO. ore whc'ssope. = ssns'-
viper sDj . wouipeckes.-Ssn Miguel
Rsa0ines.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

The new site Of the postoffice is 10
cramped that man who wears No. lo
shoes has to- stand on the sidewalk and
have his mail passed out to him, as there
is not room enough in the lobby for him
to handle his feet.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07
51s c.., Election.

The result OF the election for town
oficers for the town Of Delta. held last
Tuesday. 10 given below. The intespre-
tstion Of the result 10 generally accepted
n meaning high license. and this will
p'obably be the policy OF the city
government for the coming year. The
vote cast was up TO within dozen q
the total vote of the town and certainly
a majority Of the citizers have by their
votes indicated wh4t their wish in the
matter 10. and we accept the verdict -
such. The following 10 the vote:
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

Hs"s 4 c. b~se ses~iv,S co sign-
Oess a Ajss hiryc'~s. ssHh bsssi~s' ssd
epssisDrs'~. she srss Wkss, ~ shs WosDd
~ tie osssy, shsssssssy gssssssesA
7-n
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

Last Friday evening. March II. .
party Il young folks met at the .-adiDS
s inness pleasant bonss on GarDss
m~ss, fos the purpos- IL surprising Msss
Pearl, which was TOTALLY sn.uspec'ed W
that yoane lady. The early part n the
evening wss spent IN games after
oh ch . delicious Ivpeh ~as -~rvsa.
Thos. ps.-ept we're: Mi~-~s May Ling.
Rssta Mcbride. Grncp Oliver. Mills
Wheeler, Emily Hastings. Blanche Ris-
dor. Pearl and Edith Skinner: M-ssss
Erner' Gray. Cary Adams. Harry S,nsh
ham. Emmett Nost"n. tred D,lpkiss,
Best Allen. Guy Bisir ami BssdfSssi
Skinner.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07
eTYI-E 1:B5.

Tho Cornell" shape. made r. fine select
kid. with mill sry heel. v elted flexible
sole, English style Of last. with a round
si curve on outer edge Of sole. tapering
ut the toe about the width Of silver
quarter. 1t 10 very stylish and gives the
foot q snug. dainty fi!.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

nsos sss6sssa lsrd q PsIsss
1oG1DsUt.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

O0s~0 ssss - soU Sososssy - -
Osssa o0osy nssss.ssss~ s0ossy.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-21
Enthu.la.m Recslred q cheek.

An enterprising washing machine
agent, who has been meeting with good
success in Whitneyville, had his ardor
sadly dampened the other day. He
called at a house in town, and, the mis-
tress being absent, he persuaded her
son to let him show up the merits of bis
machine in a practical way. There
were no dirty clothes in the house, con-
sequently the agent persuaded the
young mar TO change his shirt and give
him the garment on which to ezArcise
the cleansing power of 80 new inven-
ton. He inserted the shirt In the wash
er ard placed 1t on the stove made glow
ing hot with dry edgings. As he alter
mated his labcrs in filing the stove and
revolving his machine, the lady Of the
house made her appearance. She
marched straight to the oven door and
flung It wide open. The smoke from a
ruined pot Of beans filled the room to
s~uffocation. The agent was forced to
make an ignominious retreat. When
he seeks permission 70 teH the machine
now be looks sort q scared as he re-
marks in a casual way: Il presume
there are no beans 10 the oven. malam."
Lewiston Journal.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-21
Tons OF nroom Corn.

Charleston, ILL.,, claims to W the
largest broomco-n warehouse and
storage-room in the world. Its capaci-
ty is nearly 1000 tors, or about 10000
bales of "brush." This is about one
quarter Of the total tonnage of this
entire district, which produces prob
ably two-thirds of the worlds supply.
About 5000 acres of ground are re-
quired to grow the supply for this big
warehouse, and it represents the prod
uct Of oyer 100 farmers. From $500 to
5000 hands are required in its plant
ing and harvesting. This mammoth
warehouse Is a wooden structure, GOV
cred and sided with corrugated tin.
Last years crop taxed its capacity to
the utmost. No matter what the rest
of the world has or needs in this line,
there is always brush" to spare in this
big warehouse.-Chicago Tribune.