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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19

way here, but it was some time be
fore they would indulge in a ven
' ture to build a honse on another
mans ground" " They lacked the
confidence in the Indian which the
business man here possessed. Yet,
still the town kept growing on the
Indian's soil, and the end is not
yet
The result Of this investment of
fhsme eater prise is today apparent
on every hand, in spite of the
@ravages of the fire demon which
las two or three times proved a
amost de>truci We agency. These
were the times which tried the grit
of the people. Did they despair?
Never moment. Many stood in
the night and saw their thousands
all their earthly possessions
swallowed by the fire demon in q
few brief minutes. Yet, undaunt-
ed. they were found at the bottom
of the ladder ready to once more
begin life aud reach the goal on
top. The business portion of the
,city.has been rebuilt and where the
wooden structure once predomi-
mated, stately buildings of brick
aud stoLe now adorn our streets.
Our streets and alleys have al
been radically improved, and while
we yet lack a great deal of having
a sewerage system, the sanitary
condition OF the town has been
wonderfully benefited.
Ardmore became an incorporated
city in 1898, the first city electio1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19

THE City National Bank opened
Its doors during the month of July
1892. and has a corps of officers
unexcelled by any organization.
All conservative men, they enjoy
the implicit confidence of patrons
and stockholders alike. The City
National Bank has a capital and
surplus of $75, 900, and is a solid
institution.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The city fire department is a
volunteer institution consisting of
Horace Kendall, chief, aud twenty
three volunteers who are composed
of some of Ardmore's hest and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19
New York.s Factory Fatalities.

Twenty-three tines as many per-
sons were killed and injured in the
factories Of New York last year as
were killed and wounded in the war
with Spain. The killed in the war
numbered 20S; in the factories go.
Over 10000 persons were injured in
the factories within the twelve months.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19
Holding Cotton in Texas.

Many planters in the vicinity of
Austin, Tex, refuse to sell their cot
ton at present prices and are yarding
the staple. disposing only of enough
to square accounts with the stores.
Unless prices show a material advance
it Is believed that more cotton will
be held in Texas this year than ever
before. q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

FoULARDSThe best Of all that
One dress pattern only in eachnd
Helios, Casters, Reds, and
CHARACTERISTICS spring
the SOFT beautiful
"FOrte Brand" the only resisting Tafeta
RoBESJeweled applied Point dEspit
da Linen appiqued Point DEspritwt pink blue,
Imported Dress Patterns clingng
low pastel shades and the beautiful coorngs
MISSES DRESS GooDsExquisite pastel pads paids and
other handsome suitable for Misses
sembage, all see.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
CHURCH SERVICES.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHOHCh.-
Corner Second East and Second south
streets. Rev. w. NJ. Paden, d. D. pastor
Rev. Henry ". Bloch, assistant. Morning
service at IL o'clock, Sunday scnod a.
l2:S0, Young Peoples meeting az o;41,
evening service at 7:45. Topic Ior tne
morning, "Pharisees Versus FuolcdhN
and Sinners" Seats are free and the
public cordially invited.
The revival services at the First Meth
0dfst Episcopal church viii be continued
during the coming week, with EVangells SIS
Durham and Baker assisting the pastor.
Sunday services: At IL a. m Dr. Dunnahl
will preach on "The Amounting or the
Spirit" Pentecostal meeting at 3 p m; :
preaching b. DR.. Baker at 7:50; EpWortn
League at $50; Junior League at p m.
During the week: Business men s meet
1ngs every day at Y. M. G. A, trcm lz:l2
20 1; PentecOsJal meetings az 8 p. m, anu
evangehstic meetings at 100 every even
ing. Good singing. All seats free.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.-lo1
South Fourth West street, between First
and Second South: Rev. George Bal!ey'
LII. B., pastor. Morning service at IL a..
m; subject. of sermon, Home, sweet
Home;;" evening service at 7:30 p. m;
subject. 1.-THE Sin of Ingratitude;" sun
day school at 12:15 noon; Northwest sun
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ion on Friday at Il a. m, and evening
PRAYER at 1880 p m. with lecture. The
arethdeacon, the Rev o. +. OstenSon. has
come on from western Colorado to have
the care OF the congregation until the new
dean arrives. He may be found at the
Dlshops office. lis East First South
street. daily between ? and D. m and
at other times at 20 East First South
street. Lttany daily at I2:l5 o. m Even
ing prayer daily except Friday at 4:Se
p. m
Calvary Mission.-Taggett's hall, Oar
hngton; Rev. W. Daunt Scott vicar II
a. m, Sunday school; 7:30 D. m, evening
prayer and address.
ST. Andrews Mission.-Haikers hall,
Murray; Rev. James H Cox vicar $50
p. NJ, Sunday school; 7:30 D. m, evening
prayer and sermon.
First Congregational Church.-Corner of
First South and Fourth East. Rev. Clar-
ence 1. Brown, pastor. Public worship al
~ a. m, sermon by the pastor Subject:
The Face That Shines Without Know
ing II. Sunday school, 1890; EndeaYor
meeting. 6l5; pastors class. Wednesday,
p. m; prayer meeting Wednesday, 8
?. m.
Spiritual-Mrs. P. Fontyne. meeting and
tests tonight at s P. m, 267 South West
Temple.
Universal Brotherhood Philosophical So
ciety in America, International Brother
hood league).-Lodge No. 81, room AS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
Notable Dress Novelties.

An ideal collection which the best
experts on such matters-our women
patrons-have Iavishly congratulated
US upon gathering. Representative
novelty weaves are they from two
continents, with the distinguishing
mark that yours is yours only, for
there's but one Of a kind. We shall
be careful that the fine things
you buy find no duplicates. For your
guidance, Just a mention in these:
The beautiful Handkerchiefs Of
richest silks for Waists; fifty kinds.
The silk Waist lengths in lace, drawn
work and hemstitch effects and the
all-over laces-Venese, Russian, Ara
bian Renaissance for Waists en-
tire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

st. PauPs Church.-Corner Main and
Fourth South streets; Rev. Ellis BishoD
rector; Rev, w Daunt Scott curate'
holy communion 9:45 a. m Sun5av
school; IL a. m, htany and holy comnu-
mon; 4 p. m, confirmation class; Gas n
m, Bible class, under The instruction Of
prayer and sermon. Monday, March 1g:
4;So p. M, evensong and address. Tues
DAY, March 20: p. m, Ladies' Guild. in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
New Draperies.

OdludSCuS = VI
there's and couch
covers. Out of
packing cases this
week. Rich Orien-
tai colorings, al
ternated stripes of
different shades.
Pretty and small
priced $500 the
pair up to
$1,000. A new
bed room drapery
gets first an
nouncement this
weak Comes in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

sets only. Made of Bobbinet, with
ruffies and lace trimming, and con-
sists of one pair of curtains for inside
room, with valance, one pair sash
curtains and loops to match. Just
about the most effective and dainty
room furnishing we have had.
About fifteen pairs of pretty striped
Crash Curtains will be specially
priced Monday and Tuesday, 90 m
the pair, at ............. PAW
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

Guild room: 4:so p. m. evensong and adj
Hoiy communism; $3.50 p. m, Girls Guild
meets with Mrs. CheeSman: 40 p. m,
eVensong and address; 7:30 D. m, King
daughters meet in Guild ROOM Thurs
Gay, March -: 40 o. m evensong and
ADDRESS; p. m. Brotherhood of St An
GREW meets IN rectory Friday, March q:
II d m, molly communton; 7.3O d. m. even
ING prayer and address: S D. m, Sunday
scnOoi teachers meet in reetory study;
- p, m, Boys club. in club room, ll5
East y as flrst South street. Saturday, March
a. 4-5O p m, evensong and address.
ST Paurs Associate Mission.-Rector,
Rev. Ellis Bishop: associates, Rev. w.
Daunt scott, Rev. James H. Cox. March
Is. third Sunday in Lent
St; Peters Chapel.-Fourth North. and
FlItn west streets; Rev. W. Daunt Scott,
oren service; 4:30 p. m, evening prayer
st. Johns Chapel.-Perkins' addition;
MI Mr.. r +. Kraft, lay reader. p m, Sum
sermon.
st. Marks Cathedral.-East First South
street. Services today as follows: Holy
communion. a. m; Sunday school, S.40
m; confirmation instruction, p. m;
evening prayer and sermon, 7:D p. m.
Inc various guilds will meet as usual in
C0elr accustomed OlaQaS Holy cOmnllIl-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

Burlington Chapel.-Corner Indiana ava
nue. and Navajo street. Preaching al II
a. m. and 1870 p. m; Sunday school at 3:15
D. M; Friday evening service at 7:30.
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First Baptist Church.-Corner Second
South and Second West: Rev. n r SfeaI-
man, pastor Services at II a N. and 7:3O
p m; Sunday school at 12:I5; B. Y. P. u
at $50 p. m; Wednesday evening service
at 7:30. A welcome to all.
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Rio Grande Chapel.-Seeond South. be-
tWeen. Ninth and Tenth West Sunday
school at $3.50 p. m
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1day, Tuesday, Wednesday,, March 10, 20, n.
Spring Shoe Newness.

The pretty new
shapes and feathers
are ready. oxfords
find most artistic
expression this sea-
son, but they will
have separate and
later mention. This
Shoe store is striv-
ing very success
fully to show only
the best Shoes pro-
Qucod. A Searchiuo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

Tiff Methodist Church.-Dr. I. Il
Baker of Delaware. O. who has -
preaching at the First Methodist ch1Tr.,-
VIII conduct services this morning at -Ls
Tiff Methodist church Other serviczs
viii be as usual.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
Walkers Store.
Dressmaking ParlOrs
Open.

The Dressmaking and Tailor De
partments have opened and are IN
der most efficient supervision. Our
man tailor comes from an eastern
house, whose speciality is women's
high-class Tailor Gowns, so satisfac-
ton is guaranteed the most critical.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

day school. go West North Temnls street
SI S:S0 D. M; Junior and Inte-nediaTe
Shr1StIan EndeavOr, $50 D. M. Y D (
-, Il at b;l5 p. a.; prayer meetiup on
w eqneSday evening at 7:45: suhiacf fo,
study, David, The Sweet Since 81 Ia -
raei; reference Acts XIII. q. All arc xz-ai-
come to these services. No
second Church of Christ. Scien+ist -1e-o
South Ninth East street. Servicas az ~
a. m; subject, "Realitya' s. ni1av schoo ~
at Il o clock; Wednesday eveninso roeot1
ing, 1:SO O'Clock. Take Fasf Sa1-e,+ -
south street car on State street All made
Y. M. c. A.-Corner. Main and First
south streets. Young mems meetino to
gay az p M, with popular address Nv
rev clarence I. Brown D. p sr1biecf
oIdylng rover Special music bv the
4 nIdIt quartette. Messrs McDonald and
Iucker, DR.. Chandler and Professor Wet
zSl. All men are welcome Mems Pioia
CLASS at 3 p. m, conducted by Rev Richo
ara wake. Study for TODAY Is in Aots "a
~, v All men invited to 3articinate R,1 re-
mess mems monday prayer meetjne d9iiv
from 12:l5 to p. m, Conducted nv Eve y >
seusts Dunnam and Baker This meeting
- open 10 all men. Dr.. tPaden's class FOR
me study OF the International SUNDAY
school lessons meets every Saturday al a
p: m, and all persons interested in the
| stuuy OF. these lessons are cordially in
Yited to attend. AZ
st. Marks Hospital Chapel Third SIM
Gay IN Lent: Holy communion, 7:30 a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

OF the stock reveals these for under
pricing, because not strictly newest
corners.
Women's cloth top Shoes, fine
leather vamps, hand-turned soles,
late style toes; worth On M
Women's fine box calf Shoes. lace
or button styles, extension o. On
soles; worth $3.50 ...... p4.JO
On bargain table some Dongola Kid
Shoes for women; worth 7Eo
SI.oO .EVO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

Central Christian Church.-Corner of
Third East and Fourth South streets W.
II. Bagby. pastor. Morning subject. The
Obedience of Love" Evening: The New
Birth" All seats free
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Holy Trinity English Lutheran Church
Sweinsberg, pastor. Service at II d. m
Sunday school, 10 a m No service this
evening. Lenten service WEDNESDAY \
p m
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Church of Christ, Scientist.-Holds SER
vices in its church edifice at 336 East
Third South street, as follows; Sunday
school at 10 a. II; church services. II a.
M. subject, Reality Wednesday
evening meeting each Wednesday evening
at 7:30. Free reading room open daily
from 10 to 3 and from 1880 TO 9. All
Christian Science literature kept in the
reading. room. A kindly welcome to all
German Lutheran Church--Swedish
lutheran church, corner of Second South
and Fourth East. Sunday school, p. NJ. /;
Lenten service, p. m. Letter received.
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Swedish Lutheran Church.-COrner OF
Second South and Fourth East streets.
Services today at 1890 d n. and $50 p. N.
Sunday school at noon Thursday, 10
D. m lecture on The Revelation con-
tinued. P. Z. Aslev. pastor.
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Spiritual-Mrs. P. Fontyne. meeting and
tests tonight at P. m, 267 South West
Temple.
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Universal Brotherhood Philosophical So
eiety in America International Brother
hood league).-Lodge No. 81, room AIS
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Church ON Christ. Scientist-Holds ser
vices at 3S6 East Third South. Sun5aT,
school at 70 a. m; church service al n
a. m subject. Realty" Each WeInas
day evening at 7:S0 a meeting is held -
listen to testimonies Of healing both SOL
ness and sin. All are invited TO these
meetings. A free reading room in IA
Manitou building is open daily from 10 i
n. to p. m, also each evening.
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Dooly block Meeting at p. m. Subject:
The Abstract and the Concrete l.. g.
L. meeting on Wednesday at 5, p m. The
library open at these meetings for loan
and exchange of books. All are welcome.
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL Church.-On
Third North near First West Rev i. =
BigelOw. pastor. Services: 9:45, Bible
school: 7:15. Christian Endeavor; 5 p. m
preaching by Rev. c. I. Brown. D. D.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

m; evening service. 1880: daily evening
service sr' DID, Rev. ID. Douglas Wallace,
Services. at the Union Gospel Mission Al
10 O'Clock Sunday, DR.. Silver; Monday.
Or. Wilkes: Tuesday, Alice Ruch: We'd
nesday. Brother and Sister Hicks: Thurs
day, the Scandinavians; Friday. Mr.. Dan
son and Rev. Wagner; Saturday. Rev
Baker and Mss Price.
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I. Hoftman. past0r. 81 YES First seuta

The Norwegian Evangelical Luther,
Church of Our SaviOr.-On Fourth Fa~.
between Fourth and Fifth South. Sundsc
school at 1870 The Beneyoientia sOciery
will be postponed during Lent. The IN
Ito Girls Missionary society meets ri
day afternoon at the parsonage. Bibio
class, > o. clock Saturday afternoon
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81. Marks Hospital Chapel. Third Sun
Gay IN Lent: Holy communion. 7:S0 a.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-13

n Outline work of Congress, such as the preparation
II of appropriation bills, etc, is much more rapidly
Y done than it used to be. For instance the House
Committee on Indian Affairs under the old method,
when the time for getting the annual appropriation bill
in shape would request the Indian Commissioner and several
of his subordnates to the Capito then questions
certain be asked that could not be answered without
consulting the records and much time lost Now, the
committee meets in at the Indian Bureau, gets all
the information requires from the records direct and gets
the BILL which troublesome ready in about oneouh
the time it used to require.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-13
THE HERO AS A FIGHTER.

TTIlE great public from time inmemoria has been led
by the man who does, rather than by the one who
Il merely thinks 1t is the Of action who has
moved nations and acquired Empires. The great
hero is he who has been foremost in fight Diplomacy NAV
accomplish the results, but the ways Of diplomacy are
dark Motives and arreachng results be measured
and comprehended. But the leader who wins battle or
even suffers defeat he stays to the finish is tangible
quantity fact that all may understand What counts in
giving our hero his place his display of the fighting instinct
PER Sc the physical courage that enables him dare DEATH
and to admit OF obstacle between him and the accomplish
of his purpose. All the world loves fighter and no
bubble reputation carries with it power good or
evil as the one gained at the lannon's mouth.
All history made glorious by the stories brave deeds
done by land and sea- and literature rich romances with
fighting hero Old omes epic lives and will ever live in
youthful vgor by force of the bully fighting who hurled
their avens and drove their Charos before the walls of ov
Helcns beauty not the JOY forever but Archles Drawn
and Hecors deeds OF vaor 1t Alexander Cesar Han
nba Richard tie Lion. Hearted, Cromwell Nelson Napoleon
Wellington, Gordon Grant Lee and bring the hero I'D to
date Dewey Sampson Schley Roosevelt Funston and men
of their type who most stir the blood of young and old alike
and become counselors of perfection.
No hero the world has known is more firmly placed in
the popular mind than Napoleon His embodes every
element of the romantic and tragic that appeals to the fight
ing spirit and amount of dwelling the sordidness and
essentially selfish aspects of his ambition can deprecae his
standing hero OF the first class. There is wholesome
and hopeful indication in this popular approval of vaor fo,
valos sake; and while may times feel the sbarp con
trast between the spirit of mita and the amenities of an
advanced civilization it is well to know that we can vet rise
to appreciation OF the qualities that belong all vporo
and progressive peopea James b. Darlington in SATURDAY.
Evening Post
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-13
MARYLAND'S NEW GOVERNOR.

|OLONEL JOHN WALTER SMITH was formally
I inaugurated Governor OF Maryland at Annapolis
VI Wednesday.
In his inaugural address Governor Smith reer-
ated the pledges contained in the Democratic State platform
and promised his cooperation in their (uhlment.
Governor Lowndes in his farewell address said:
THE time has come when | am to relinQush the
trust the people of Maryland gave into my hands four
ago. have srven to fulfill the pledges made when took
the oath of office hope have helped give good govern
all classes of people, and that the seed planted
will continue grow. AS the retiring Executive present
to him who has been elected to be Governor OF Maryland
for the coming four years.
The oath Of office administered by Chief Judge Nc
Sherry, of the Court of Appeals which closed the formal
ceremonies.
Governor Smith Immediately the Senate the name
OF Wned Baeman, of Easton, be Secretary Of State,
which was confirmed later in the day
Colonel Smith Wednesday morning forwarded to
Speaker Henderson his resignation member the House
Of Representatives from the First Maryland district The
paper in the Speakers hands about the Col Smith
being naugurated Governor. Said Governor Smith
relative special election in the First district to choose
another Congressman:
"While am not prepared to announce definitely that
shall shall not call special election the the
residents OF the Eastern Shore voiced by the press
the representative Of these towns seems to be against
special election. shalt be guided in whatever do by the
wishes of the residents OF the district.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-13

VIE most important step which the League of Ameri-
can Wheemen has yet taken in its work for good
roads is about to be inauguraed President Keenan,
Of the L. A. w. has arranged for the early presena.
ton in Congress of bill approprang s., 900 for the
construction of improved highways throughout the United
States Representative Graham, of the Twentythrd Con.
gressona district will father the measure which every
W. member and official throughout the United States will be
asked to give his energetic support President keenan, states
that he feels assured of the hearty cooperation the farmers
all the country in securing the passage of measure so
manifesy in their interest
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-13
BUILDING GREATER ELkTON.

livery citizen of Elkton must feel gratifed the
r. unmistakable evidences that Cecs county seat is
L. marching onward-some may say that the growth is
slow -but is nevertheless certain. The industries
and business interests of the sound footing the
banks showing large deposits and at every hand is seen
good ordence There prospect of more in
dus coming here, provided Elkons people the
opportunity here is the pont-let be up and doing
and altogether put energies in the line OF Greater Ekton
The CECIL WING is endeavoring, with every prospect
of success to organize association of business
with the sole object bringing people together in regular
ceilings where Ektons needs and possibilities can be given
proper United the people OF this make
larger better and influential Ekton, and it is sincerely
hoped that there will be aggards way Of the organ
cation aforementioned association the purposes and
aims which will be made known in private interviews which
representative of the CECIL WING will have with pro-
gressive people
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-13

CECRETARY ROOT says that he is not candidate for
~ icePresident. The talk about ex-Secretarv Riss
~ seems to have died out, and Lieutenant Governor
Woodruifs boom is not booming This leaves Gov
Roosevelt, who his friends that he does not
the nomination. Some of the mcst experienced nol
ticans think that the ePresdency may go to New
York after ALL but go State Of the Mssssinp
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-13

IT HE talk about "oppressng the Fipinos and deny
ing them freedom and justice along the line of the
fulmnaons of a certain class during the Civil War,
who constantly asked whether the United States
should ubugate the South and hold its free people vassas
The Confederate States subugated forced submit
the sovereignty Of the Union but the people of those States
vassals oppressed. Oppression under the
Stars and Stripes is only phrase for demagogues.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-13

COME of the western railroads complaining that
after their making great efforts to adequate
~ transportation, the farmers holding their grain
instead of shipping 1t. This is interesting when it is
recalled that few years ago the farmers able
hold their crops until prices suited Them but forced to
sell tie earliest possible enable them TO paw
their debts incurred under Democratic rule The farmers
are enjoying their share Of the present good times.