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Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

time bu; there. are also some newcomers
who should prov" of the greatest interest.
The most important of the facts which hay"
revcr been seen in Kansas City * that
which will hr presented by the Matweef
troupe of acrobats There are six of these
bcople. two OF them being women. and all
of them come from Russia. 1t is said that
their f"ats are new. while all of the per
formers are ross -Sscd OF that remarkable
str, myth which 'haraCtcriZeS their race.
faik" and Semen nay" never failed 10
please with their musical speciality. and
th"H wer" ainonc IN" most popular artists
WHO appeared At the orphsufn last sea-
son. Giacinta Della R"rcar is stranger.
but she Will doubtless appeal strongly To
the l2yers OF meri itorious music,
In Europe she has made 4 place OF her
own aS concert vi"lin!st. and lavish
praise has been bestowed upon her wher-
ever she has been heard in this country.
In addition to being an accomplished play
er she is said To be Young and beautiful
wonlan- Charles S;tirr and OIL. Evans
viii be seen i'll their laushable sketch. "A
however. is BABY Luud IT. charming tot
who has mad" - nm. friends amoag III.
patrons of The oTVheum that there ar"
continual requests tD- hcr return. 81.
has now appeared a, this house oftener
than any cthor person and each time Sh.
has heen more popular tn.r the last.
Midtown Euhos." "Eo made such hi
when they Wcr. her, last season. Th-
name 81 Wilson ard EaluiE may not
q tam!liar one. but nearly all the vaud.
vil,r lovers in Kansas Ciry know "Boncy
Dave ana Trey Will welcome him back 20
his OWE town. Tn" fiarperS are to b- seen
~ h.a"k face sketch.
Following the present successful week Of
"A Social Highw1vm4 the Woodward
stock company VIII present All the Com
forts Of Home" one oi the brightest OF all
the Gille1r, comedies and On. that proved
- ht i parti, g!4rly strong I'LL at the Au-
,!itoriun last season. II i said that an
exceptionally strong cast mas been made
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
The cost of the other offices for 1895 Wa

Every otlic. in the county. with the sN-
ccp,ion % the recorder Office ieil from
s. ns, to Si69 below paving expenses even
after cash and what is termed earned
fees are taken into an accounting
Each county official in the forthcomn::
financial statement strives to make Il good
showing FOR himself hy rrr,!itinc up his
u,,ict. with the earned fee method. In
orher words. each oi.cill charges the '"un-
IL with the fees. when the bar" fact pre-
>,'nts itself that tho official i On a salary.
These earned fees are misleading 10 Inc
public. The cash fees turned IN are very
small aEd the earned fees generally ind-
/ cate what is on the books that have never
been collected. The cost OF the official II
/ ,h, county is not based on earned fees but
, ON The Expense. less the cash turned in 10
.ht. county treasurer. Every office IN the
county shows N increase II! iStS over tAS
/ preceding wear from Sl"e ~ S;."a
The financial statement for 1895 VIII show
thai there has been aecreas" III the
/ bonded Indebtedness of the county The
| bonded Indebtedness. AZ shown by tho
| tiuarcial statement is S56So". The total
! valuation of the county i shown to he
/ S>2ulll24. OF this amount. p"rsonal prop
| erty is shown 10 Ice Si.."%l.2-'. For l>c' the
/ collections will be considerably smaller.
| unless the state board takes the matter in
hand and makes the usual raise ot 10 per
! cent.
| 4 member of the court stated yesterday V
/ than the state board would probably make
/ such "a raise. hUt rrtr-rchm"nt would nave
! To- follow. The campiiSn promise h,ne las I
/ wear WIS that assessments We're TO be low
1 erred instead of raised. The long list OF
small warrants for various sums shows
an increase, IN expenditures.
| NJ the beginning "f the wear. n"twith-
stanaiu.. a deficit In view. the present coun-
! ~ court Increased salaries and the num-
/ Der of deputies in som. of the ofhcrs. The
! wide ul.en pol;cr WAS 10 have been con-
| tiuued. hut IL MAS made ifnc"SSinie simply
! for the reason that the general revenue
I furi would not permit
! County Assessor Bower states that ahou.
! IS 90 Will ~, received from the state as soon
as ;Nc appropriation hill i> passed. This
will he a dron in the bucket. The collec-
| tioUs tor March generally run un 10 S'a.".l
and .boui Saa 90 may be available out of
th.s.. collections. In April. May and June
| collections are Very light. In July tie
| d,au.hop fund Is again available. II is
said that there may be one or two skips IL.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
LABOR AGENTS MEET
MEN SELECTED To REPRESENT THE
LABOR MEN ORGANIZE.
Will He Called ..i3Oard of BusincsS
4AErndS''-CiEarmaLe Give Caps
to NcwsbOys-Isn ri,rrS' lniOn
puSse. Resolutions.

The five business agents who have been
employed hy the iaDor organizations ol the
city L" represent them in their affairs met
Yesterday ana organized a. tn. board ~
business agents. with Alfred Russell
chairman and Frank brown. secretary. the
board consists Of Frank Brown. business
agent OF the Industrial Council. Aifrei
Russell OF the EuiliinG Trades Council.
John Z. Smith. ot the cleariaak-rS' unions {.
Fr.d -. Dean. Of the Typographical union
and + j. Grimes. uf TIA. Woodworkcrs
union. Tn. board will meet three times a
week Mondays. Wednesdays and Friddys
~ ) o'clock Il. fn.-wh-n all matters affect
ing the unions II, Il general way viii he
brought up for discussion.
y novel step 10 advertise union mad. ci-
""fS. and 1T the sam" tlrnr 20 do thr new
~ the Cisarvnak,rs' GU!on. F.v" hundred
blue caps Of H.. regulation rn!littry -ts!-.
with tt. blll- union made '!Gar label
stamped on It r-d ribbon .idorr.nG the
front. viii t. pre-.Gf"d - IN" rHrrr hoy =
by the ,!gtrrnak'.-. Th- Fi~-.ntttlVu Will
t-rs Safurd, h''or' Easter. nd ~"
u-wsbn:s in an tg- GlCfy Of thvif new
h.adr.ar T.lI ydrrLr the CITY headed by
the Third regiment band The cap~ ARE
70 be- o! good ,f1 Its. Made in Kansas
CITY L. : A md ~uitahi" for ~prine
wear. j. rh,rn are nov about IN huys in
thu union nearly aN The cps wiIl 20 into
The Barn-r.' I-ripn passed resolutions in
,lCrSiug r.,. bills Introduced in The Missouri
lesisl4cUf- providing for factory Inspection.
with a .l-W 70 improving tho sanitation
ar,. prot. lion from machinery. and Tor en-
for,ir.r the liWs with r.gdr,. 10 child labor
The :.r. llft NOV; ;n"i!i ~ also lndorsrd.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
ECONOMY IS NEEDED
WHAT THE GOlNTS'S FINANCIAL.
STATEMENT WILL SHOW.
one,
.--hrIy Ever. County Odice Cost From
xI.WN Ia $1,000 More During
1895 Than During the Pre-
ccdiaE Year.

Unless radical r.tr.nchment is made by
the county. circuit and criminal courts hy
lnpping of lucrative sinrcures. IN" county
viii moi pc able Ia meet the next salary
hiig How la save the credit nj the county
aud appcaSc the hungry politicians Who
elected the judges L" office Is the problem.
The list OF employees "t various county OF
metals has grown uutil now. that the treas
ury has run drN. there j. - desire 10 econ
umiZc.
Tie financial report oi the county. which
Will he made public in a few days. shows
the enormous expense Of the county. II
Will show that the expenses of IN. past
year cNCDed those Of amy previous year.
tn. figures will show that there was hat
one Office ~ The county tEat pald morr
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
GIVE THE CHILDREN A DRINK

Called Grasn-o /; is delicious apperzing nourIsh-
Ing food iriai 20 tale the place Of coffee. Sod by
all rrors-s aaG liked by ALI ~h, have il because
when properly prepared 1t tastes like the fines, caaee
hut /, fee from all injurious properties. Graiu-o
aids digestion strengthens the It is no,
,I,uuiAnt hut a health builder. and children a.
vel. a. Adults drink IL with great beuent Costs
about !. 4. u,ieh coffee. l5c and &c
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

certain attentions given to another az; in
tended for her. The country sport gets int"
an entanGlement with the opera singer, anG
his Shrewd Sh wife makes scene or two.
The young Spendthrift himself is misun'i.r-
stood by his sweetheart and these are only
some OF the complications that cnSuc from
the bringing together of this strange lot.
The Woodward company will doubtless
give an excellent performance of this play.
and the piece will he staged with III. samc
regard for settings and detail that hHS
cfnracteriZ'.d the other productions. and
that has surprised those familiar with the
ordinary limitations of stock company pro-
GUctions.
The Woodward company has in rrspara-
tion a big production of Northern Lights
d melodran.a that is new to the local stage.
DeWolf Hopper Will play his annual er-
EhGement in this city at IN. Coates opera
house next week opening Thursday night.
The engagement will he limited 10 fou;
performances. and win he entirely devoted
TO Hoppers new success. The thariittn,
which iS said TO h.- mounted and cast with
tn, same care. and elaboration that nav.
characterized thr Hopper. productions for
a rumber OF seasons. The sale OF seats
will open next Monday morning.
The Orph=um VIII hav" souvenir mat
inse this afternoon. anG the event Is one
which should prove especially attractive
to the women. Miss Lillian Rurkh:rt, who
heads the bill for this week. is an .Spe-
cial faNorit" with the members of her own
Sex AID Wherever she goes sh.. i rhe Oh
i-gt uf maiIy attentions. ON rniS account
the souvenir matinee. was arranged. and
each wonal Who attends the performance"
vii! BE- pr.:entri with dainty little book
entitled Miss Burkhart at Home" The
book y one .! the most artistic thir@S "f
lis kind ever shown IN kansa. rifS. 1t
= handsomely printed and hound in At
tract!ve CUTers. but the most interesting
parts Of II are those Ias-> on which "ill
be found ha!ftones showing Mis- EHrk
harts home. ''ldl- Hour" % E"ns0nhurst
by-theSea.- and IN. actress herself Is she
appears away from tH.- :DytUsht-.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

you are et
n u the VIII,
same as Tar |
price H. q,
figures on
"a and we vii
ing us pap
sc You 81
aply You cal
u on see
dcGSns We !
at them.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
Tourist Sleepers to the >"rthwest Via
Burlington Route.

on Tuesdays and Fridays through cars
20 the Pacit,c coasr VIA Killings and the
Northern Pacific. For r.<rrta tinns address
Ticket O.tic-. ~ Main street telephone 2,s.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

-
- ounces Il. &. EIk-
ing Powder ....II'
J-pound c.:u n I.
Baking Powder. ss'c
.pi-Ounc. can n. &.
king Powder. tOs.
I-pound can Sweet
MIX Baking Pow
der ..- -...-br
Mrs. Rates Cream
kinc Powder.
Silver Spoon IN
each can ........1Vs.
l-pound pkg. l;.lkinc
Soda ...... ...- sc.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

Their. was . meeting yesterday of the
Athletic Association ot tn. Central high
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

the paying Of salaries until the general
fund is swelled by III" acquisition OF the
Al fup1
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
To-day, Friday and Saturday,
sale Prices.

Kelly Bros genuine Fin'on Corn Tsd
labeD. can. -..--.--..'.. -...- ~
Morgan X Clark l.. J. Peas. can. :.s'
Norn,r 4. Clark Lima Beans, clIl....... -tss,
,.t'...;...
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
Music AND THE DRAMA.

ANNoI' NCEMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
COatr~-Jenerson Ge Angels, IN The Jolly Mus
kate.r." y. IN.
AuditOrium-'A Social Hishwaymsn.'' : l. p m.
OrphcOm-Lillian Rurkhar; and other vaudeville
features 2;l5 and Is p. m.
Grnnd-"Yon lonson.'' 2-ac and 81, 2. m.
GiIii<s-'rnaer the Dome" SIS p. m.
Acasien! of Music-B1u,her violin recital! /,
p.
LATER THIS WEEK
Grand-Friday afternoon. symphony orchestra.
COMING NEXT WEEK
COntes-Seccnd half of week. pewolt Hopper. in
The Charlstsn."
Grnnd-An week. 'Gayest Manhattan -
Orphrum-AlI week. vaudeville.
Auiit"rium-An week. All the Comforts 0.
Home
Giili~s-Nl week The Prisoner 0, Algi,rs
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
The Very Finest Train.


-Tf.. FL ELLINGTON L II Tt. has through.
sI..s,l-r and chair ear. WIihuI. change OF
trans. Leave u - i. NJ. and e:lo y. n.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
Cost of Various Offices,

than expenses. That ofhc" was tnc Ike
publican recorder nj deeds. which Will show
an excess of 81 9S>..2 cash.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
M. OUINN N.
Coffee aud Teas.

We inrort ple~t ~ ear Teas and TcftC,-.
az van HgN from ~ al ;lic same price lh'
small rH~' haut rs3Ns whGrh rn',rS EaN
'ng - soH q; tie NC'N lowest figure. M
m The dollar
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

" cans Sauk City Peas. extra
4 cans Red Kidney Heans.....
. cans Anderson : Soup.
We claim and do sell more
Flour than any grocery
house in Kansas City. Our
leading brand is
HARVEST QUEEN
We are selling more of
this brand than all the 9TH
ers combined. II is fully
guaranteed. When you buy
II you run no risk: out of IN
carloads sold in the last four
months not Il sack has been
returned. Special price. cwt..
$:.25
Pride of Denver Flour. per
cwt ...... .....x:iO
Convention Hall Flour. per
'Wt.. ................% .sNb
Kelly Bros Damask Flour.
cwt.. ............ ..%l So
Bakers Patent. a fine fam
lily flour. cwt.....-..&i.6 .6:s
Ralston's Health Flour. cwt.
ESQ
p lbs Graham or Rye Flour.
tdpS.
- lbs Cream Corn Meal :5c
MEAT. LARD AND BUT
TER DEPT.
We have the biggest Salt
Meat trade in the city. This
is an undisputcd fact. We
ought to. Our prices are the
lowest. and you run no risk
in getting bad meats because
We guarantee every pound
We sell.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

The brief engagement Of jefferson do
Angels III The jolly MuSketecr" will
open at the Coates this evening Tho con-
SpCuouS success OF DE Angels WREN h..
appeared last season with Lillian HuSS.i!
and Della Fox i'll The Wedding Day and
the fact thar he has a new opera. Il strong
company and the prestige al great success
elsewhere. hsV" combined 10 Great, Ulusual
interest III his Kansas City .nS.tsyTn,1 1t and
"A brilliant opening is promised for this
evening.
The production at the Grand ,ommel5r-
ing with ;he Sunday MATINEE. Jurirg the
coming week Will he tile uew eNirayA.auZa,
"GAyest Manhattan. made familiar - the
atergrerS by lis long run al hustrr " Bial-s
is said 10 have made a genuine HIT wherever
il has been produced. Th- adventures in
New York of u typical faake, serve TO in
rroduyr i ho<t Of Spe, ialty performers Of
high merit. y company Of nifty B--OpI-
with pretty girls. predomin.. ting. iEtegpreIS
,h.. characters. The most that can Ire sal!
about the piece is that il i only Il SUrca~-
SION Of laushahle situations. luter-l,erSed
and vaudeville artists have been secured
for the attraction. \ strong feature Of tile
eNtriya-a;!za i the marching and singing
chorus al handsome young women. The
march of thr New York baiiiv> is bril-
iaut:v conceived and gracefully executed.
John = Harley. under whose manage me III
ii tiarchelor who Wrote the music. has
nar-jalIy reconstructed the libreJto
Strengthening II In every possible way.
pancerii,ld op.ru and NoeSt!In nave pre-
pared entirely new scenery 10Y the three
acts.
This, hiu al the Orpheum Tor the w.eii
which begins with the matinee OH Sunday
afternoon contains more old favorites than
anv one which has been offered tor SOM
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

Quart Tin Pals. reg
u,ar &C. value for &c
81 foot Cotton Clothes
Line. -. .1Oc
f. foot Jute Clothes
Line ..- ...-......sc
CO. foot Wire Clothes
Line 80. ...s$sc
No. / Lamp Burner
30
No. . Lamp Burner
&c
No ! Lamp Chimney
SO
No. . Lamp Chimney,
20.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

,-Tornd Tor can Manhait.n Bakins Powder. .2a'e
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
M. QUINN.
Soaps and Washing Powder.

n bars Water Queen
SOAP ...-.. S.sr
II bars Oiiyet Soap
:5~
: bars Oasis Soap xsr
n bars National Star
Soap ..... ...-..s<'
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

tIIIaIs IT..
Ch"Ckrnat. W a : h
board. double, reg
ular price I'D. Tor
ISc
l'aultlesS WaShboaTd.
Il ou b ! @, regular
price 30. for. zoe
Lea q er WaShboard,
single. regular price
lJC. for ...-...IOc
lo ounce Cotton Mops
l:sc
Mop Sticks. now pat
rnt .--. -.t toc
oJc, for .........-...15c
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

g bars T.et 8 NeCAdflI' SO'p.-- ..~-
S bars Grand Pas Tar Soap .--.-.--. 1.s0
Eu;tcrruik SOAP bars in box. worth ":
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

" Tie Broom, Worti
Clothes Pins. doZci
~ s Improved W,
hfgulTr price So
%.S. : New Patent
chine. regular priC
Galvanized WASN'T
medium size. 55c
Nooden Washtubs.
size. SSr: small
Cedar Water Pals
Galvanized Water
No. S Tin Washboi
No. + Copper i.otto
No. s Copper Rim
NO. \ All Copper \
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-04-27

From the Kirwln Globe
Mr. Van Il Hugunin and daughter
Grace are visiting their many friends
in this viCinlnty.
Mr. O. Bradley moved to Agra this
week. The citizens Of Agra will find
the Bradley family all that could be
desired as good neighbors and mem
bers Of society. It is with regret the
people Of Kirwin are compelled to say
good bye to them, but what ls Kir.
WINS loss is Agra's gain.
From the Independent
W. Il. Boughten, Of Phillipsburg,
was~doing business at Kirwin on
Monday.
Mrs /. II. Rogers, Of Phlllipsburg,
has been visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John BisseIl, in this
city,
Mrs. Theo. Hockett, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
VIM Hamilton, returned to Phillips
burg Friday morning.
Prof. Banker Gsumer came down
from Woodruff Saturday morning to
visit friends. He returned, Sunday,
to finish his school, which continues
for five weeks.
Chas. w. Hull and A. Bechtel were
up to Phillipsburg last Friday. They
returned home in the evening with
the glad tidings that the baby is born
and it's name is Bridget.
The same spirit that inspired John
Brown and his brave and daring band
to befriend an enslaved race way back
in the titties, may be heard today pro-
testing against the tyranny Of imper.
islists. who cannot be better than the
fugitive slave hunter 80 wildly pro-
trayed in Uncle Toms Cabin.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-04-27
Dayton Items.

Corn planting is the order of the
day.
Charley Winters started for Cali
fornia last week.
Sabbath School was organized at
Pleasant Hill school house last Sun
day with Mrs. Gregory, superinten.
dent Mrs. Winters, assistant, Mrs.
Poysor, treasurer, and Freddie Tan
nahill, secretary.
We notice that most Of the farmers
have put out an orchard this spring
Lawrence Hebron is fencing his
farm.
Mrs. Williamson is very sick.
We are informed that Mr.. Reader
is going to have the GOode post Office
moved four miles northeast. Better
take it 10 Washington
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-04-27

In an encounter with the Filipinos
April 20 near Quengus, about four
miles northeast Of Malolos, six Amer
leans were killed and forty-three
wounded. The following were killed
Colonel John M. Stoizsnburg Of
the First Nebraska regiment, former
ly of the Sixth cavalry.
Lieutenant Lester F. Slsson of the
same regiment.
Two prlvstes Of the Nebraska regi-
ment.
Two privstes of the Fourth cevalry
Most OF the wounded belong to the
First Nebraska regiment.
The Filipinos retreated with small
loss.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-04-27

Defenders Of trusts get the cart be-
fore the horse when they claim that
trusts are organized to keep down
prices. Trusts are organized because
of low prices and not to make them
lower but to put a check to the de-
cline constantly going on. The re-
suit of trust organization is to stop
the natural fall of prices. Trusts
make great show about keeping
prices steady, but this is only another
way Of saying that they keep them
from falling A good many attempts
are made to defend the trust idea but
none of them will hold water or stand
inspection. Capital.
As to municipal ownership, you can
quote me as saying that I believe all
the public franchises should remain
in the possession of the cities.
Whether the right to operate street
car line be granted to an individual
or corporation, by lease or for per-
centage Of the receipts, the title never
should pass from the municipality.
This question is now being so gener-
ally agitated in the cities throughout
the country that it rises to the dignity
of a national issue. OF course, most
Of the gold men are opposed to such
principles. They are mostly capital
ists and are opposed TO the common
people, but time and agitation will
eventually bring about the supremacy
of the ssses.--W. j. Bryan in N. Y
World.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-04-27

"A very interesting letter descrip-
tive of the Philippine islands, inhabl.
tants, customs, products and appeared
In the Topeka State Journal of April
81, written by Dwight L. Louthourrow
of 90. A. U. s. military engineers
who has been in the Islands for some
time Mr.. Loufbourvow is a son OF
W. X. Louibourrow, formerly of this
county, now OF the Atwood Patriot.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-04-27

Captain Ooughlsn of the Raleigh
in a speech at the Union League
Club banquet in New York City last
Friday night, told the whole secret
OF the relations Of Admiral
Dewey and the German AID.
miral Won Deidrick in Manila Bay.
The statements of Captain Coughlan
aroused the ire of the German gov
eminent, and protest is made by the
Ksiser's ambassador. Coming at
this time when vhe Samoan incident
is not yet settled it may help to cause
trouble between this country and the
German Empire
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-04-27
$3.50 IN ADVANCE
From the Logan Republican.

From the Logan Republican.
Will Engert Of this city has bnilt
a steam engine and I is now in good
working order in his fathers shop.
Prot. Baker reports seventy.two
books added to the school library dur.
ing the term,
Jap McIllvain Of Phlilipsburg, ssA
in Logan Saturday and made pleas.
ant call at this Office. Mr.. M. is com.
fortsbly situated on farm near Phil.
lipsburg and is doing q good bust
ness.
A declamAtory contest was had Of
the school house Saturday evening,
which was we'll attended and was
highly interesting and worthy Of
favorable comment The speakers
acquitted themselves we'll and weTe
wormly applSuded. The contestants
and rewards were as follows: Miss
t. Sproul in The Czar's Courier
was given let prize; Miss Halle Tink.
er in 1.-THE Leper," 2nd prize, and
Miss Tina Becker in "a Jlner" Bird
prize.
From tho Long Island Leader.
George Young reports 100 acres Of
fall wheat in corn stalks which 10 look.
ing we'll. The general report in this
part OF the country is that wheat in
corn stalks has come through the
winter and is looking fairly we'll, while
wheat sown on stubble ground or
where the stalks had been cut of ia
mVre or less injured.
This week has been the banner
week Of the year for the shipment Of
fat stock from this point If, indeed,
the shipment have not been larger
than any previous week in the history
Of Long Island. Al cars have been
loaded as follows: On Monday's
special Joe 6keton had s cars Of cot.
tie and 8 Of hogs: Geo. Oulbertson q
cars cattle and / mixed car; Swan
Nelson 2 cars cattle; Fred Hasen-
yager 5 cars cattle and L. N. Johnson
! car cattle, making a train OF 10 cars,
On Wednesdays special Breeds g.
Mink II cars Of cattle; Gum Hoy 2
cars cattle and Mr.. Shelton / car hogs
On Tuesdays special Breeds & Mink
sent out 8 cars cattle and Darlington
Bros ! car hogs. Friday morning
Mr.. Shelton and the Darlingtons each
shipped ! car hogs.