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The Forrest City times., 1901-10-11
The Cosmos Club.

The Cosmos Club held its first meet
Ing Tor the year at the home of Mrs. Jas
Russell, Monday the 18th inst.
The newly elected president, Mrs. Wal
ter German, presided.
The Club was delightfully."- entertained
by Mrs. 5. II. Mann who presented pa
per on "Shakespeare's Women" Thi.
was interspersed with readings and music
by different members.
There were present as visitors Mrs. NJ
NJ. llankins and Mrs L. IL. Belser.
The Club adjourned to meet at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. j. NJ Nichols Monday, The
2lst lust.
Mrs. J. NJ. Nichols, Cor. Sec'y.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-11
A Typical South African store.

o.. Larson, of Bay Villa, Sundays
River, Cape Colony, conducts store typ
zeal of South Africa. at which can be ,pur-
chased ANYTHING from the proyefbial
needle to an anchor" This store is sit
uated i'll valley nine miles from the
nearest railway station and about &c miles
from the nearest town. Mr.. Larson says:
81 am favored with the custom of farm
ers within a radius of so miles, to many
of whom | have supplied Chamberlain S
remedies. All testify to their value in a
household where doctors advice is out
of the question. Within one mile of my
store the population is perhaps sixty. Of
these, within the past twelve months, no
less than fourteen have been absolutely
cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
This must surely be record. Sold by
j. L. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-11
Won Public Favor

1.-THE Play last night" Monte Cristo,
as given by Mr.. Edwin Suthers, support
ed by Miss Madalane Price and capa bls
Company gave splendid satisfaction, Mr..
Southers Is recognized, by those able to
judge. as a very talented actor, who inter
press his charaetersin true and careful
manner. This company Is well worthy of
the best treatment by the theatre going
public, Miles Michigan Daily Star.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-11
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

From Palestine, Saturday night, Sept.
IS, 1901, one brown mare; weight about
900 pounds; left hoof of fore foot split to
hair by barbed wire; Roman nose; heavy
name; had bride and saddle on-a good
Texas saddle. &C. ID. Summers" written
in the seat. Il liberal reward will be
paid for the return Of said mare, or for
information leading to the recovery of the
same. l.. ROLLwAGE IL Co,
Forrest City, Ark.
o4t3 Or l.. A. Ellis, Pine Tree, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-11
Wanted to Buy.

Oak or Cypress lumber delivered at For
rest City, suitable for building side walks
and of the following dimensions:
5000 feet ! Ike to II in; 5000 feet Ak;
1000 feet 2X4, total 20, 900 feet
DeliTery to begin about Nov 1st.
Address WALTER GoRMAN,
Chairman Street Committee.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-11
Respectfully Submitted,
Il. w. PEARSON, Recorder.

On motion of Alderman Stone. sec
onded by Alderman eating, the street
committee WAS instructed TO buy % 900
ieel or lumber for sidewalk purposes.
No further business appearing, the
council adjourned.
G. w. PEARSON. J. II. Upton
Recorder. Mayor.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-11
A Beautiful Complexion

Is assured by the use of Adair's Vene
tian Cream. 1t positively removes freck
les, dark blotches Oliver spots). and as q
face bleach it has no equal. Makes beau.
tiful white hands. Price 25 cents at Jno
Ii. Tipton's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

Harry 4. Miller and John i. Clayton.
ntelrsGfd III he Eastern Texas, Oh. Gas
aud Mineral Company have returned
homo .vum ten days trip to Texas to
look over their pr optrty which consists Of
sun,c > . acres Of ground. Mr., Miller
said, ~ ny We have Il fortune in timber
ALONE. Their are acres upon acres OF
grand mammoth cypress trees some Of
them 50 blg arounl that Mr., Clayton
could tot by several feet span ON Of thcm
wi il botharms. lie sid that it Is Intend
cd t. have the charter Of the Company 50
amended that 1t swill incIllu ~ lumber
provision, and which will pay rs an indus
Try ne,rly ~ big rs the oil wells
Ihr two gentlemen drove for over sixty
miles and were hlghly pleased at the pros
poets of he company stik.u on hS their
land lies IikEt i'll the oil belt. A well of
almost IlIrG luOIlCating on that II VS. 80
barrels per day IS running in Hardin
County. about 30 miles northwest Of Beau
mont. Mr.. Miller brought a bottle of
Texas oil home win him which is like
the pure stuff
Wells arc being driven throughout he
oil region AMI in Louisiana across the
Sabine river about elght miles from
the plant of tn. Il ,tscn Texas oil. Gas
and Mineral Company "a her recently
was struck. The weather white IN Ioxa1
was mot charming and made one
think Of summer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19
ADDICKS FEUD
RACES AGAIN.


Doyer Del, Nov. lS --'Audchs will
suffer the same fate at our coming eleG'
ton as did Croker IN New iok SAID Re
pubicans and Democrats who %er" nero
today talk Ing over the political conditions
among them-alves.
The Regulars have fully determined to
run an entirely in lop indent ticket in
KEN County. as Was done IN sussex las
year and res ul,ed in .be turning over OF
every county Office to the Democrats,
This conclusion was reached after the an
uouuccment from the Adlicki Repuhli
can, that they Intended to eater into no
more rumprOlui,e S and to hereafter Sihnu
upOn AN inGepeulent Dasis WlthUut the
ARA Adllcks support, the Union tepub1l
cans cannot elect any one ui tneir cOuh
~ uItuia.s IN any cf tho counties OF the
S.hts. lut can GET eiuhg about ne Np!i us
over with their Assembly candidates.
cyun win the Regulars working tooth
and toennli against them there. with
th, safe a airs cx.s ing on tho X pub
l!CIu lido. rni no more prospect .. u
seit.i!"tut han there Is IN TIC election
q; two luItci state, senators iiotn Dtia
ware by tho present Gunerai assembly,
tho Democrat, have taken courage anu
are already canvass ing districts and look
iUR up strong running ma rrla.
CIV iltlAm NJ. Lewis. of Duck 'rcek may
~ selected rs krnt Cuuuiys Shreyai y
candidat'. AZ hoUsb the names OF Assem-
b.yman william Il. Hutdrsty aud Of Cap
tam -ulIh, Of smyrna, are mon Toned,
d.. W, ~. N,c~crs0n,. IT Magnolia. u
u morrat, has cow rcneu ont tUr tlc Demo
crat,u nomination for tho state senate
from the llltb ulstrir to succeed Abbott.
the | mon Republican lcaict IN The Seha
turial stru.sic. DIR, %iGker on it il under
stood. vii. oppose Clinton y. 'rhttynihn
iho Young Democratic campuiancr, who
has ui'r,dy nnnouncei himself ~ ready
and w'lliDs 10 overcome Ahbotts .mHJor
N NJ .L,n.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

quash the alternative writ, on the
ground that Mr.. Addicks was i'm
properly Joined as a party In the liti.
CATION with the Bay State Gas Com.
pany.
The motion was denied. the court
holding that Addicks as president,
was the proper person upon whom
to serve the writ.
Argument then was opened in
the second suit. that Of Content aud
Company, against Mr.. Addicks,
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Donohc, officers
of the Bay State Gas Company, on
application tor writ OF nh ndamu
to compel them to show cause why
they should not. in accordance with
the provisions OF a statute Of this
state, make and file a certitic ate
stating the amount of the install
ments or calls OF capital stock paid.
whether paid 10 cash or by the
purchase Of property; stating also
the total amount Of capital stoek
and comm andinS MIR. Addicks, Mr..
Miller and Mr.. Donoho. to sign and
swear or affirm the said certificate
and 10 file the same Immediately.
Mr.. Ward and Mr.. Hayes argued
that there had been no service sc.
cured on Mr.. Donoho or Mr., Miller,
and therefore the issuance OF the
writ as prayed for wat impossible
OF performance. The duty requir-
ed is not ~ the corporation, but in
the president, with the secretary
or treasurer of the corporation.
Mr.. Hayes held that the sheriff's
return was insufficient. and that the
corporation should not be joined
with its officers in the suit, and
therefore the complaintants ha d
no standing in court IN tine case.
Mr. Higgins and MIR. Limburger
admitted that they had no service
on MIR Miller or MIR. 'Donoho. 10
the course of his remarks Mr.. Linn.
burger SAID that stock they had
bought in the Bay State Gas Com
panv that represented $4,000. 900
when purchased had dwindlcd
down 10 a triile more than 500, 900
in value. The court held that the
petition was insult :ient but grant
ed MIR. Higgins leave 10 amend,
and he will do so.
Mr.. HAYES and Mr.. Ward will
carry The case into the Supreme
Court OF III. State on 4 writ oil
error,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19
w. Rescued From AD.h OF Wee


Louisa Bowers and May Simm-
ons OF this city were discovered by
til. 5. p. E.. & in baltimore OH
Friday last being inmates OF a
house of llliamc i'll that city. Agent
Stout Of this city was summoned
there and after an investigation
found tina, the girls were only 10
years Of age. Accordingly Edward
Alias Farmer Wilson was arrested
as well as his reputci wife Louisa
Wilson. They were given a hearing
yesterday before James a. Fcclis
Jr. .otatc House Magistrate Of thc
Ccnlral district. Wilson was held
in ST. 0 and the woman 81 900
bail Ior tneil appearance at Court
to answ, the charge OF harboy-
irg minor children for immoral
purposes. The girls were held as
witnesses Tor court. ! he girls left
their homes in this city some
weeks ago when arrested they
claimed that they were IS and 70
years Of age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19
Dragged 10 Death BY A Horse

Lancaster, Pa. Nov IL. While Mich.
ael Reudiur. a it!,ncr wa, riding a hOtse
to hitch II to wagon tins morning the
animal ran away. ltondler was thrown
off, his foo: caught in the harncs. and
ho was dragged head downward more
than u iUulh oI II mile over n new Y
mac adnmItu road. After This distance
the horse uItn'i and ran back TO the
lanyard where IL stopped. When ltund
len ~lfc released him from he harness
he was deaf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

" V TRUST YOU

10 gi the benefit of examination when your son-
ping ou-a look around and comparison of quality and
prices will you money in the end Here quality
first and prices secondary to quality, but will always be
found right, mggng necessay-youre entitled to the
right prices and you'll get them. When buy below the
regular value it's done for your benefit and prices
made accordingly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19
Killed In Saw NM,

Georgetown, Dsl.. Nov ia
terrible accident occurred ihis
morning about two miles east OF
this town. Joseph Murray, sn en-:
yloyee at the steam saw mill OF
Josiah S. Wilson, was killed with.
OUT moments warning. He fell
on belt while the machinery was
in motion and 10 au instant his
body was torn aud mangled into a
shapeless mas. One leg was ale
most torn off ard he was d:sem.
bowelled" and otherwise mangled.
Death was instans2ps.
Coroner Marsh Was notified ana
an inquest will be held. =.
The unfortunate man was about
thirty.fve years old. aud was mar
ried, but had no Children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

ITO Wilmington Bicycle Cab last
evening held an election for five governors
tusu,C.rd the Boa d o! Directors.
Tle nu,nos select d were George =
Smith, G. y. o. E5hof,d, George b..
Moore. Frrdcrl.E G. Mnmme!e and
Cnare; &. Guyer. these with the six
Offices will compose tle board OF govei-
nors,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19
Kindly lake Notice that Elv's Liqui

Kindly lake Notice that Ely's Liquid
Cream nalmis of grrat benefit to those
sufferers from nasal catarrh who cannot
inhlo freely thfo Ugh the nose, but must
trent themselves ny spraying. Liquid
Cream Balm differs in form, but not
incidentally from the Crcami Ba m That
has stood for years at tho hent ot RENE
die for cutnrrn it may DO usei in any
nasal u,nomzer. The price, including u
,prayin. tubJ. j. - cts. sold by drug
gisis aud mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 War
ION Street Now York,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19
"Old Maid" A Term OF Honor.

Chambersburg, Pa, Nov. 18.-"Ola
maid is Il term OF honor" said Professor
Frank $. Fox Of the Capitol School OF
Oratory. of Columbus. O.. to the teachers
of Franklin County assembled Ia institute
here today "iSince 30 many men are such
worthless fellows because they DO not sup
port the women this statement must be
true" Professor Fox's remarks were llber
ally npplaudel. for tho majority OF the
attendants ut the sessions are women.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

Tho managers If the Home for Aged
Women gra elulIv tInLk the ladies club
# tho Delaware elungcrbund for n do.
nat IN Of SOL. tho proceeds Of an enturtalu-
ment given by the club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

william Aaron OF No. ll0l l.obdull
street while playing yesterday in he
yard Of his home trip ed and fell break
iHg his left arm AZ IN" Of bow, DR.. ". Il.
Hu,kmts or was snmmonel and red ccd
the fracture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

EW. :. Burris, will have n sale Of COWS
al Harcs Corner, on Thursday q, at u
o'cInck. noon, Is head of cows, feeders
stusr-, hoiferi and bulls. A good chance
to bay choice stock,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19
P0rtieres

Cord edge Porlicre~, the sea-
sons newest curtains. Tho
prices are 500, $50, $50!
and 100 per pair. The
$50 ones come in appli1ued
and solid borders, and the
$l1.OO ones Of mcrccrized ar
mure with an Arabian lace
bordcr-they'rc quite the
thing.
Oriental Tapestries, 80 in.
wide at 4.Jc.. soc, zoe, Zoe,
$1.jO.
80 inches wide, Doc, in a
good variety of designs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

st Stephens Ladies Aid Society. will
have n Coffee Social at Mrs. John Hart
mann's, Corner 10th and Franklin street
on Wednesday, afternoon and evening All
nre welcome
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

Joseph Richardson is now prepared TO
do all kinds of custom work and feed
grinding. His mill has been fitted
up with first class up to date machinery
and his product is u, good Us any patont
flour turned out from other mi Is.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

lr is said that certain men con-
grcgate nightly at the city hall.
who have no official business there
and hang around as, il they were
looking after some matters they
did not care to have discussed in
public. What particular business
have these men With our police de.
partment that they frequent it so
much OF late!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

PnlLApELrnlA couples elope to
New York. while Baltimore couples
elope 10 Wilmington. wien our
ministers are 'obllging enough to
pronounce them mau and wife. The
Wilmington ministers are rather
more obliging than the ma orlty OF
the gentlemen that wear the white
neck lies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19
PRIVATE SALE

OF Farm. Il valuable real estate CT % acres
.itlate in Christiana lid. New Castle Co.,
Del, ON B. ~ o. b'unrh station on farm, Mt.
tuba p. y. i acres OF timber, IS acres OF mead.
NV; improvements consist Of large stone
house, new larn and nil necessary outside
building; also blacksmith md whaelwright
shops; b tenement houses; will exchange for
house or small farm: this y considered on'
OF tie flint = farms on Red Clay Gre, terms
EASY, O'NEh. BROS.
Mo In 20. Nj. Cuba, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

AT Madison, Kentucky. two com.
panles of State troops have been
ordered out 10 connection with the
labor troubles. There has been
bloodshed between those guarding
the mines IN Western keEtuckv.
one man being killed and several
persons were wounded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

SOMEBODY will have to answer
Tor the over-capitalizaton of cor
porations known as the Trusts.
The latest 10 the Railroad Trust
with its enormous capitalization OF
$500. 900, 900. They will run up
against a snag, as the Governor Of
Minnesota intends to call an extra
session of the Legislature oil that
State that would form law that
would seriously halt the plan con-
templated by the recently organized
Northern Sureties Company. Gov.
NanSant declares that he will fight
the consolidate OF the Great North.
ern and the Northern Pacific Rail
roads, with all the weapons at his
command.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

Qs5. 90 and $500 the finest fancy worsted
Trousers made to 0rker reduced from u w
nnd fS. on. LOckyer's, sos Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

q. 80 and IA. 90 Pants made 10 order no
ducah from 500. Lockyor the Tailor, SOS
Market st rect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT had Il
friend who he thought would better
ill the office of Collector OF Port in
New York than Senator Flats
choice. He convinced Plat that it
was much better to appoint his
1.-THE Presideut's) man than reap.
point Collector BidweIl. Of course
Plat will like good boy. TALL in
aud support the President when
be ia needed in carrying out his
policy. AS a Republican he will
be; expected to look out for the H.
terest of his party. That is the
difference between the President
being pleased aud Senator plalt
being pleased. Senator Plat fell
out over this sane Office during
Gar6eld's administration aad he
along with Senator Conkling re-
signed from the United States Sen
ate. Conklins caught cold during
the big blizzard several winters
ago aud died. Senator Plat
learned that a man Can be oil more
use to himself and friends as a
Senator than plain every dav MIR.
Plat. The President is starring
with the idea that civil service is
the one great remedy that Will cure
the politicians and give the coun-
try a better Federal service. Per-
haps he is right, at any rate, be is
going to carry out his policy IRE.
ape Of the wishes oil the Sena-
tors Of his own party who run con-
trary to his way OF thinking. He
may be able to secure the uomina-
ton for the Presidency from his
party in 1908 aud succeed himsel If
in the White House. But we think
he is cutting out considerable op.
position Tor himself among the men
who have been looked up to as the
leaders in their respective States.
With the Trusts 10 fight against
and the luke warm support which
will be given TO him he will have
much opposition TO counterfeit IN
his own party. Inc politicians are
not the whole show, but they cut
quite a figure in the show when
the polls open on election day. We
believe IN civil service rules only
30 tar as they relate togcod. clean,
capable men to tilt the Federal DO
sltions, who are in accord with the
party in power. We do not think
that to the victors belong the spolis
but we do believe that to the viclors
belong the offices, and we don t
care who knows it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

care WIZ huo"S II
The new Hay-Phuncelote treatv
was signed Yesterday at l. O5
Q clock. bv Secretary Hay Tor the
United States and Lord pauncc
fo.e, the British Ambass ador. Tor
Great Britain. The treaty also
abrog ated the Clayton i3ulger con-
,yeution Of April 10Th, 1889, without
impalrlng tine general principle OF
naturalization establishes III Arti.
Gle VII.
1t is agreed that the canal may
constructed under the auspices of
the Government Of The nlted States
either directly at It's own cost, or
by gift or loan, or in fact III any
manner in which the nlled States
MAY employ IN IT'S construction
The canal shall he open Tor the use
Of all nations, thus the uilcd
States assumes the u hole burden.
This countrr further agrees that
The canal shall never be block aded.
nor shall any right ot var b. cyer-
AbSCN uoi dllN tiNi " 'IOotIiiNk ~
committed within it.
The high contracting parties
agree that no change oi SovercIs nlv
or oil lnternatlUua relations OF the
couutry or countries traversed pr
the SAID ship cana. shall effect the
general principle o. naturalization
hereby established or the OO!Iga.
tons Ot the parties under this
treaty.
This treaty has been under con.
next Congress will undoubtedly
ratlly all the condI,lOus imposed
1t met with the hearty endorsement
and approval OF presi' enl Mckin-
ley.
TIE Trenton and Pennsylvania
Traction Company. organized on
Saturday at Trenton, \. J., with a
million dollars Of capital propose
10 give Trenton a three cent troll.
ley service. We do rot see why It
Coz Id not be done. wien the PEG.
gers over It's system ior four cent
fare and five mile. 20 the b. andy
wine Springs Tor hive cent ia,e.
There are now three new compan-
les seeking franchises IN that city
md il is believed that A. l.. John
son is interested IN the company Of
iering to give the people OF that
city ) cent fare, The trolley
field appears 10 be offering rather
attractive inducements 10 the capt
talists and promoters,
The Water Department gives
notice that where houses are va
cant in the month OF December and
TO remain vacant Tor an indefinite
time, the Water Department will
shut off the water at the expense
of the owner II the property Is
vacant after January LIST, 1902, the
water rent will commence from the
time the water is turned on for the
balance OF the year, PAYABLE IN ad-
vance. 1t would be well tor every
property owner to read tfe notice
OF the Water Department y another
column Of the REruEIIdNN, aud
thus post themselves in relation to
khe same.
1N the early spring t IS proposed
b build trolley road from Bran
DIVINE Springs TO kennett Square.
Pa. The new line, which will be
rn2 of the feeders OF the People 3
line, will pass through several
small villages, among them being
IlUckessin and Unlonvll,e. a troll
ley line between our city and Ken
nett square has been talked OF for
years and it may be extended on up
~ West Che>t ter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

Oxford Grey Walking Skirts. made of
Melton Cloth. with ripple ilounce only S3
anch without the tlounce. I. 30 each.
Ladies' Dress Skirts. made of fins black
cloth, tucked. trimmed with Silk and
graduating fiocnce, special price. 500
ssssLadies' tailor made Skirt OF Black Chev
lot. with ripple tiounce. special price So.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

This quartercd sawed oak
and mahogany finish stand,
with 24-mch top; $1.25 with
wood feet, $l.75 with brass
claw feet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19
CROSBY
& HILL
Cos, COZ and COY Market Street

Ii has never occurred With
in the limit Of our experience"
that all wool Dress PlaidS has
been sold at the price we are
going to put them at on We'd
ncSdav. In fact it is the most
extraordinary bargain ever Of
trrrd and casts a shadow on all
former sales. To miss this
sale will be the mistake Of your
life.
2OOO yards aIl-wool soc.
Plaids at ljc. yard.
100 or little over of black
and colorel Dress goods Rem
nants, about half price. We
must keep clearing them out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-19

MILK Inspector Walter MeEvilly
is determined that dishonest milk
vendors shall not ply their business
in our city and sell persons milk
that is not fit to use. On Monday.
in the police court he had Lemuel
o. Porter arraigned, charged with
violating the milk ordinance, having
milk on sale containing more than
ST.. per cent. OF watery matter
and less !han l2', per cent Of SOL
ids. This being his second oftense
he was fined s2S aud costs aud his
license declared forfeited. There
are said TO lie many other milk
dealers in this city who Will share
the same fate as Porter it they do
not change their way Of doing bust.
ness. Men who cannot meet com.
potion fairly, should go out Of bust
ness and so at something at which
they .can make an honest living.
The man who would adulterate his
milk is not honest aud should not
be patronized by the public. That
would be the surest way 10 drive
HIM out OF business.