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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-09
MONEY To LOAN.

on diamonds. watches, 60. or any
good security: also on household goods
stored with me; stricly confidential.
Highest cash prices paid for household
goods, t. A. WhlriEN,
ia Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-09

Berlin, Jan. 9.--The imperial chansel.
lor Count Won Buelow. In the lowei
house of the diet to-day. strongly sup
ported claims for protection OF asricul'
ture.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-09

Chicago. Jan. .-Wheat-January
74lAc: May 77hd7%c. Corn-January
3s&e; May, SsAq3Ssc. oats-January
29Nc. May, 26A425Ac.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-09

New York. Jan. s.-Rear Admiral
Thomas s. Phelps. retired, was taken
to the New York hospital last night,
suffering from pneumonia
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-09

Duplex mattresses are the best. Fu-
treIe q Co.. sole agents. corner Second
street and Coal. Telephons, Automatic
No 47t.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-09
ChIcnrn stnck Mnrket.

Chicago, Jan 9.--Cattle-,Itecelp,s. p
90; choice steady; others 10 cents low
sr. God to prime steers s5l596l0;
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-09

ct. Paul, Jan. 9.--The legislature to-
day heard addpcsses OF the retiring gov
ernor, John Lind. and the incoming
governor, Samuel Il. Van SAINT.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-09

Caracas. Jan. s.-The last place oc
cupied by the revolutionists. Carupano
surrendered yesterday.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-09
MARKET REPORTS.
Wool Market


Wool Market.
ST. Louis, Jan. 9,-Wool unchanged.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-09

r. resh Holsters, fish, oosters and
shrimps at the SAN JOSE
IL MARKET tomorrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-09
Regular iOe outing TIanneIS Special &c.

This is an extra heavy long mapped outing Flannel,
in neat Cheeks and Stripes, regular lOc quality, at
only Sc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-18

Ia her Talk with Girls" 10 WSmsn's
Home Companion Ada y. Sweet gives the
following excellent advice TO nervous
women and to girls who believe that 10
pretend TO fear is feminine virtue:
without courage fine, high character
is impossible, Girls nsed 10 cultivate
this magnificent virtue. To bs afraid OF
nothing is envisbie. II Is too much the
custom to exsuss girl, for cowArdice,
whioh 10 the lowest form OF selfish fear,
Yet II is not uncom mon TO heir q girl say
| am an abjsci coward.
This confession should be rebuked,
bat out OF custom we only smile when
we hear 1t from girls or women. A boy
or man is ashamed OF yielding TO fear.
He conceals his weakness II be IL afraid.
and il concesling II bali cures II, for be
is obliged to battle with his sbject love
Of self in order to keep the respec. VI the
people around him; Ia the end be ~
serts his own power and ceases to be
routed by fear
Nervous. imprsssionsbie girls should
cease to slsnder themselves by snnouno
ing that they are towards. II IL danger
ous to play with vital sources Of ohsrsc
ter. The girl who thinks or says, Oh.
should be frightened out OF my wits by
. firel should throw myself out OF the
frat window, eto., will IL is more than
likely. do something foolish should fire
occur where she IL. Tue girl who thinks
and says that 10 case OF 6te she will first
OF oil strive to keep her mind steady and
then do ell she osn practically and quick
iy for others and herself will probably
turn ont e genuine heroine when her time
OF trial comes.
To sssume voluntarily the attitude Of
helpless weaklipg Is dangerous. Habits
u mind, OF imagination. bsoome fixed, -
90 those OF the body. Conrsgs can be
cultivated II ono has determined will.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-18
Peace with Hum or.

An old Indian. says Mr.. Josquin Miller
10 bis recent book, True Bear stories'
vas terribly frightened by an old monster
grizzly and her half grcwn cub one
.u,ump. while cut gathering msnzsuita
berries, but badly as be was frightened,
be WAS not even scratched.
1t seems that while be had bis head
raised. asd was busy gathering and eating
berries, be slmost stumbled over . bear
and her cub They had eaten their fll
and had fallen asleep in the trail on the
wooded hillside. The old Indisn had on
y time TO turn on bis heel and throw
himself hesdloDe into The lsrse end OF .
hollow log. which luckily lay at hand,
This was only mporary refuge. bat
be soon saw to his delight. shat the log
was open 1t the other end, and corkscrew
ing bis way slong toward the farther
end, be vas about 10 emerge when be
saw the old mother sitting down quietIy
WhtiuB toI blms
After recoysting bis breath be elbovsd
and corkscrswed himself back to the
place Of whi,a be first entered. Bot lol
the bear vas there. sitting down, halt
smiling aud waiting TO receive HIN.
This the old in'isp said. was repestsd
time sitter time till be hsd 90 longer
strength 10 s'ru7sie. he turned on bic
tsce. shereogon the bear thrust her besd
10. touched the top Of bis besd gently
si,h ber rose. sud hen drew back. tooi
her cub With btr sud sbt "a q s~sy,
Mr., Miller vent TO the spot With the
Indian . day or ,so Letter. sod vas convino
I'd thst bis story wss s1sctIy true. and
~ben ,ou undera.pd th.t the bssr could
70 lily have fn'erei the heIlow log snd
killed the iadi,n 't snJ tine. 700 will zee
hat II mpsr hsss been seass Of hunsr
= ~hieb caused hsr TO plsy ibe cst-snd.
mouse ssme with him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-18
STATE NEWS.

Tae Lncoin Lumber Company has
started its mill at Wsrso ~i,h thirty
men cn the pay roll. Osipg to low ~
ter the compsny il greatly behind 10 iis
orders for butter packages. II hM 700,
900 feet OF logs 10 work up this yssf
Hon. Gsofse willard, ,I.msmbsr o.!
congress, editor oi the Battle Cfssk. Mich
Jonrusi sId the mo.t pfomi8snt citiz
Of thst city. died TpssSsf. Hs xs tom
Ia Bolton, Uhiltsodtn eonsiy Of this
siis.
Records of ws,ih-t KEEP. by y, NJ.
Moore. oi Rapes,. snos tbs following 10
tsrestipz faeta. fsbsasy OF tais yea SIS
the colls.t .iso. 1885 sal thai mouth
~ss The ccltesi fstru.ry IL ibiuy yssp.
Dscsu bsf 10 1877 ~ss THE ssidsa std
most stormy Deesmb-r The coldsss JsIa
.ry occurred 10 1885 an5 tie most stormy
sss iI 1874 Tue piesssnteft
mouths wsrs J J,nusfy. 1856. and Psbra
cry 1871 The wsrpss, Dscsmbsr vas
10 1891 snd the vnmest Fsbra.rJ 10 1854.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-18

not eiroe hinself To danger, Tor The im
pulse MAJ snddsniy pas. eey osd eon,rol.
in this connection /. sOnihsra searolo
eisi tells The Nev uslssps Tima. Demo
erai Of pyrsonsi experience siA ps
tient oi bic,
Ia M yoanser dsys os nerve special
'si, be ssy', u VI. . theory Of nine that
the impulse 10 hurl onss seli from
height coald be overcome by eaacs,lou.
But had lessor, snd never tried 10 er
pertinent 90 suoh osses as.in.
Tue patient 10 question vas a big strap
pirs fellow, q rabiaet m,kef by usae,
coo OF the las, persons. spp,reptly. 10 he
bothered by ptrsoas isoeIss. bat he was
sftsij Of elevations. To cars tis tertors
! planned thai be shoai look into space
daily. uuiil the impulse 10 hutl hir self
down was oatsrown.
took him {, the top OF six.story
building that hsd . ila fooi. and told
him 10 lie down snd look on his eyes
gss' WI tue tukfi
I'm afraid be ss,d, II IIook over there
| shall so over sure.
Noaseosel | urged, How could you
90 over when your uholo body Is stretch
ed ont along tho ro9i7 Yoar tead csn't
go without your body.
30 overoame bis objections. and be
laid down. keeping his eyes closed for a
minute or two. When he opened them
aud looked into the street . strong shud
der ran through bis whole body, bat l GU
cour.sed him to hold out and no, draw
back.
Sud ienly he seiz,d tho edge OF the
psrspet with both hands. drew his body
violently forward, dang up his legs, end
would have gone over The edge had not
instantly flung myself on bis back. His
movement seemed oonvulsive aud isvolun
tary, He declared that be could not
help 1t, aud believe him.
We were 10th glad to get TO the ground
and there the mans education 10 that
direction ended. have lived over that
experience several times In nightmare,
and always awake shaking like sn aspen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-18
Not SO Far Gone.

The last letter he received from wiley
conveyed the Intelligence tbst shs
Was quite sick, aud Of conrss he was con
sidsrsbIy worried. bns be was comforied
by the fact that she was with her mother.
lie wrote her 40 sffsc,ionste letter and
told her TO be eure snd let him know II
she grew worse, The neIt letter conveyed
the intelligence that she WAS little
worse,
The next afternoon = telegraph boy
ssnn,erei into the ofiss and showed the
book under hubby's nose.
Is dis Mr., BlsDkf
Yes. sasped hubby, cold ebills RAINING
up and down his spiae
Hubby took tbs fat tin envelope aud
tore II opeu, Wnss he suffered can be
Unsigned. bu. not described Hs ws 81
most afraid to read H. bat Anslly be did.
Turn oii the water snd dont forget
% give the bird plenty Of seed"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-18

Livy vas male to rnnsr iron o reporters
Y gsilsniry
/ She became 20 sensitive that she syoid
ed all reference TO the Hollow sshsm'
aud her share Ia II. asd 40 Jailed 10 90
/ derstsnd thai her bright idss hsd really
caused her 10 De . psrson OF istersst and
tbs, the more people iound cnt sbooi her
the more they liked her.
Koosledss Of her popularity came to
her suddenly. Morley possessed little
psrk, presented 10 the town BY wealthy
former eiiigsu. and this esotlemsp. learn
ias Of the introduction OF water; desired
10 aid to HE gift sn artificial pond and
fouotsin. The fountain VAS to be suit
able snd simple three whirlirs circles
OF spray. With . central Jet which wss to
toss . golden ball. Arrangements we're
made TO have the new water fret turned
on 81 the pond. The occaion wS to be
q LEGAL holiday, With . procession. musie
and q presentation speech BY Mr.. Finch,
Who vas friend Of the absent donor.
Livy and 'Liphe we're presens. and lie
tened to the speech With 90 interest which
towards it's ei.se, despensd suddenly to
sstonishmsnt Lvy clutcbed 'Liphe's
hand. Mr.. Finch had mentioned her by
nsme. be was asking her to come forward
oil eyes we're upon her,
Col whispered 'Lipb. but be had to
lead her 10 the orator. Mr.. Finch held
q shining ball, which he laid In Livy's
hand. telling her 1t vas liks the ooe 10
the feunlain. There Was bat one differ
euce. l, could be opened.
He toaohsd tiny ridge around the
middle, and lol IL fell apart, and within
lay . graceful silver cup with Livy's ini
tisls engraved upon IL. 1t was = present
be explained, from the water company
10 Miss Olivia L,nhsm, the descendant
oi the orieinsl loser Of Lsnham's Brook,
and the originator OF the plan Tor its recov
cry. and she was req uested to drink from
II the fret draft from the iountsiu, TO
the health OF the givsr thereof and the
prosperity OF the town.
The crowd cheered, L'phe. pleased |
and proud. took the pretty cup and
stepped upon q plsnk which extended
from the granite curb toward the middle
OF the pond, Livy wss told to press her
finger upon . little knob, Bhe obeyed
trem ulous with excitement and with DO
stssdy hand. but beneath her light touch
with a rush, q CLEAN. . plume OF spray.
o dance Of t~inkliog rsinbows spd q soft
sound OF falling water, the brook that
had been lost for more than q hundred
years flashed sgain to the light OF day.
Youths Conpsniou.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-18

Apropos OF this repeating . day. Mr..
Prescott. where does the extra day come
from, snyhow2
Laura Macy and vsst array OF rags
snd wraps were joint occupants OF =
stesmer cnsir 10 secluded corner Of the
deck OF the Picifi, liner "Oity Of Pekip.
her voice came from the interstioes be
tween several pillows, . veil and . hood.
Perry Prssoott's chair stretched over .
considerable portion OF the deck in her
neishborhood. They we're gszins ont ct
the sea. and talking Gtfully.
Why, W pick it up ont here in mid
ocean. answered Perry. we Garry 1t along
away. and drop 1t whIrs the steamers 60
ing the other way can't Hod it.
Oh. yes. Of course, but we're does the
extra time dome iromi | really don't nm
derstsnd il ct oil.
It's simply taken from the boats that
We pass going westward, Sometime TO
night, You know, said Perry, grsvely, We
meet freight steamer. They have plen
ty OF time to spare on board, We hesve
TO. send out bos', ask for en- extra
day. pay well for it. aud ship 1t aboard.
10 the morning you and l wake up. and
1t is today sgsin, That's the way they
msnsse 1t. Miss Macy.
Mr.. Prescott. think you are very rude
| really wsnt to know about. IL, II you
don't know, yourself, don't be sshsmed
to confess your ignorance.
Pardon me. Miss Marcy. said Perry, l
wss speaking 10 parsbles. Of course. but
there is sn element Of truth 10 Whist
ssid The boats going westward lose .
dsy. and We gsiu one, thsts the truth
was just puttiag tbs transaction on com
mercisl basis. thsvs ell.
Bot how can 1t be so?
Easily enough. We drop en- hour,
here aud there, when We don't especially
need il, and to-day. when the voyage be
gins to grow te iiors, we call them oil 10
snd paste them together, 30 We can get
il . day earlier.
Thank you for alinding 10 the tedium
OF ,oe voyage. For my part 1 think II
rather pleasant. except thst l cannot sl
ways enjoy my msdi!stions without inter
ruplion.
II thst i, oil. will see tbs voyage 10
enc grand round OF pleasure for yon in
the intnre.
There wsss long psnse. Prsscot NOV
ed sbont unessiiy 10 bis chsir. he
started to rise once or tsice, thought
better OF it escb tine, snd fasily settled
dow TO . silent contemplation Of the
ocean and the e1tensioE-eud OF bis com
pspiop's chsif. A little tau shoe swung
Dsrvonsly to sbd fro 10 the line Of bis
esze.
OF conrse l cso take my chair 10 the
other end Of the deck. II you Wish, be
asi soiily, st length, But ss your pill
lows and wrsps cops,itats all your lsnd
scspe 10 this direction, possibly my mere
presencs here ~llisnot interfere With yosr
epioyment
Iis qaits ministerial 10 me what yon
30 was the hsasbtT reply. II
Aottssr locs psuse Tbs little tsn ,
,bos soited iiseli clear Of The wrap,
$ bit u hlseE stocking sud . bins skirt
l. 1 me obscure your view fer % in
it.bi. ssia Prescott. ss be siocped over
10 tuck 10 THE srsp.
Whst tine IL IL vas the evasive snsuer .
Hsli-psa fscr; 10. bali psst Eve. ! !
orso, 10 omit the is.t honr vs droppd d !
,vsr board.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-18

u. sn3 secare II Tor yoer ovn puvsti
usef feu would speud II 10 very sniabl'
compsoy.
The ulsnce ~ss svinl the liiile sho,
waved fariccsly, At length Lsrra rcss
en- going dosn TO mo,her she said
sbruptly. No, thank you, those vnp'
~ili be all rish, there. Goodbye,
She ,teadied hsrseli by the rail, sod
passed aaichly along the cempsaion
usy.
The evening passed assay wiihoo, hi'
seeing her. The oeI, morning vas stormy,
sud sbc s,sysJ bslow With her mother,
Then II elesr,d, aud 10 The si.trnoon she
sppssred on deck again. Prescott had
set her chair neI, 10 bis own 10 the same
secluded corner, sad carefully placed the
rnss and pillows In II,
Laura greeted him plesssntly enough,
and allowed him 10 iusk her 10 the chair
With ou, word. When they spoke
sgsin IL vas sboot the storm and htr
mothers illnsss. There wa no illusion
to their qasrrel, esoh was cstsnss.iously
friendly. yet there vas . marked constrsiut
abou. The convsrsstion which soon died
away,
Suddeniy Liura broke the spell.
Apropos oil this repeating . day. Mr.,
Prescott. the ssid misohievoasly. where
does the extra day cone from any ho~f
Qaics ss fash Perry responded:
Why, We pick j, mp in the middle OF the
ocean. end - amused smile played over
bis eountensnoe. Evidently their
thoughts had taken the ssme road, aud
reached the same destination Ut about the
same time.
Bot where does the extra time come
from? l reslly don't understand it at
oil.
We drop sn idle hour, here aud there
don't you bnow, sll the way round the
world. and then when We fnd we have
done something We ars sorry for, We
pick them sll mp. paste them together,
and live the same dsy over again. And
I'm glad it is so. added Prescott, with
feeling, for never wanted TO live q day
over so much ss yesterday Il mean to-
day,
There was o pause. A little tan shoe,
the mate Of the one that had appeared
before. wss topping the chair neryously,
A flushed face peered witchinely out
from the pillows. LAURA broke the
silence,
What time is ilp che said demurely.
Prescott looked ct her 10 some surprise
uncertain how TO answer the question.
You mean it is time tor me to spol --he
began,
No, no, no. Listen. what time is itp
A light began to dawn on Prssootts
lace.
Oh. let me see. hsli-psst iour2
Go on. urged Lsurs,
Go on how2 be querisd;
Finish your remark. You forgot some
hing.
Oh, yes. 1 forgot the last hour We drop
ped overheard.
/ wish ! had been dropped overheard
instead Of the honr, remarked Liurs.
II would have served me
light,
Absurd remarked Perry. with Q wsrmtb
hardly oslled for by the demurs state
nent. The little tan shoe fairly danced
bout on the chair,
Lst me obscure your view for an in
tsnt, quoth Perry. eagerly, and be sloop .
d over TO replace the wrap. Il
Laura. be murmured, earnestly, dear i
Iaura. and observing that .hs deck was Z
mpty, he pressed his lips yes. sctuslly q
to the tanned shoe q
Perryl How utterly sbsurdl cried I
aura, blushing furiously, Dout touch
bat shoel / want II sol I
Her own lips were pursed. with scorn, O
she ssid 1t. and the 60 might
ave referred to them. Certainly Perry b
the remark 10 thst way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-18
A r.fiious L.ssDs.

The strange tfmptsiion 10 csst them
selves inio spsce which ssssiis eertsiD
psfsoDs when they look dawn from high
rlscss is hsrd 10 seeoant for scieoti6eslIy
Oae having This sInguisr in6fmity sbeuld
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-03
a Good Cough ..s,e,...

Many thousands have been re-
stored to health and happiness b,
the use oil Chamberisin's Cough
Remedy. II afflicted with an,
throat or lung trouble, give II a
trIal Tor II IS certain to prove b-ne'
ficisl. Coughs tha, have resisted
all other treatment tor years, have
yielded to this remedy and perfect
health been restored. Cases tina,
seemed hopeless, tina, the climate
OF famous health resorts failed to
benefit. have been permanently
cured by its use. For sale BY
City Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-03
soss SORE LOCAL ,rGns.

G. 5. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. ais.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes &c
to Fishers postof'ice news stand.
i !. y. Fiorer returned Monday
night from brief visit to the
capital city.
A brick sidewalk is being placed
in front of Hireen's property on
Trinidad plaza.
Miss Celia Sughrue, OF Ashland,
Kan, is the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. Joseph Posi-
! Bargains in new and fis,ed
wheels Remember we are never
undersold. -Downer
Fox RESr-Residence oil DR.. G..
w Phillips; second door east OF
library; furniture for sale.
You will lose sight OF a good
thing il you don't select your car
pets from Thompson's samples.
"Gem Flour" best IN the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded La Iunia Milling Co.
| FoR LopGERs OSLY--Nicely fur
uished rooms, good location; close
IN; terms reasonable. dad"
Stephenson
Did you look over the list OF
houses and lots, offered by Buckley
* Hau' You had better buy now
before prices advance.
r. NJ. Fosdick was down from
Fowler yesterday attending the
regular meeting OF the directors oil
the First National Bank.
We do all kinds OF clothes clean
ing and dseing. First-class work;
prices reasonable; give us a trisi
La Iunta Steam Laundry.
Ii is easier to keep We'll than
get cured. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers taken now and then, will al
ways keep your bowels in perfect
order. They never sripe but pro
mote an easy gentle action. -
Miller & Andrews.
w. RI. Mckinney, formerly OF
the Western Union telegraph Office
at this point, but now OF Dallas,
Texas, is visiting friends in town
MIR. Mckinney "went OUT on the
strike last fall, but saws he has
better Job now than he ever had
John Hoover died at h,s home
in North La Junts las, Saturday.
aged OF wears Mr. Hoover had
long been sufferer from thar
dread disease, cancer. and II event
ually caused his death. He leaves
a widow to mourn his loss. De-
ceased was buried in Rocky Ford
Sunday. the funeral services being
conducte! BY Rev. Funderburg, OF
the Dunkard church.
La Junts Lodge, No. "a. l. o.
o. F., will install the following
the following officers next Friday
night: Junior past grand, H. II.
Warner; noble grand, E r. Wells:
vice grand, 6. r Wolf; recording
secretary, F. NJ. Carlisle; financial
secretary. +. w Mcdaniel; treas
urer, A. w English. No "a has
over seventy members in good
standing and is IN a very flourshine
condition.
Sunday will be the Fourth
Quarterly meeting at the Me,hodis,
church. The pastor will preach
as usual in the morning. At the
evening service Presiding Elder
]. F. Harris will preach and ad
minister the sacrament of the
Lords Supper. All are cordially
invited. All Christians are invited
to participate in the sacramento,
service. The quarterly conference
will convene for business Monda,
morning at 10 O'Clock.
During last May an infant child
Of our neighbor was suffering from
cholera infantum. rhe doctors
had oiven IN, all boDae ~ ra.o.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-03
Combination Of insu.,,,s...
Sir. Thomas Parker, of Hutch

Mr. Thomas Parker. OF Hutchin-
son. Kan, was IN town tuesday
and attended a special meeting OF
the Board OF Trade IN the county
court room TO talk over the cream
ery proposition. Mr.. Parker rather
surprised the members OF the
board by making proposition to
establish a combination OF indus
tries IN this city. providing he is
given site close in upon which TO
erect the necessary buildings.
A sufficient number OF COWS hav-
ing been pledged he proposes to
have creamery established IN
this city within thirty days. and
also agrees to put in an ice plant
within three months providing the
necessary site is donated by our
citizens. Later Mr. Parker intends
TO have condensed milk and
candy factory IN operation. the
combined industries employing in
the neighborhood OF seventy FIVE
people.
The proposed enterprises will
eventually require an investment
oil $50. 900. Mr.. Parker is opposed
TO stock companies. but SAYS that
he is willing TO dispose of an
active and working interest to any
local man and help build up the
business. Otherwise he will so it
alone.
Members of the Board OF Trade
are now actively engaged in talk
ing MP the matter with our citizens,
and at another meeting to be held
FRIDAY morning in the county
court room a definite proposition
Will be made to MIR. Parker.