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is going TO require backdown by this government or
else occasion the loss of millions in foreign trade TO
us II presents great question to the administration
viii the proectionsts admit they going too far or
will they plunge into tariff war?
In either case tariff reform will receive wonderful
impetus. No lessons quickly learned as object
lessons. II we come down before Russia we viii have
to come down for others. The whole system is to be
put under tremendous strain. If we find trade par
alyzed by disastrous tariff war. how long viii the
people stand it? 1t will be seen at how grave
are the issues raised And in the meantime little sym
pathy will be wasted the government fed manufac-
urers who have been exacting than their due at
the expense of the people
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Was Too Polite BY Half.

New YORK EVeHlug NHH,
Two coded in the lobby of downtown Office build
ing yesterday Each turned the other and said politely
Il beg your pardon sir Then each of the two stood for
il he thought response ought be made
the others apology but both plunged their respective
ways without saying anything.
Now there said philosophical person who had seen
the incident he buonhoed friend and started with him
down the is good example of the poverty OF the
English language in particular. The average man finds
himself loss suitable reply when somebody beas his
pardon know there number OF expressions such as
Don't mention it, Enlirey my fault aud Its nothing hui
none OF these TO he Just pat OF course il
has Internationally done you real injury for which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19

Br fnE WAY, have Texas LEGISLATORS looked at our
statutes relating to abduction kidnapping TO ascertain
whether they make the punishment III the crime This is
matter that ought 10 be atteuded for the Omaha
given rise to hall dozen other that have been reported
within the past month Md when excitement still
further dies down may expect erimes 10 muItinY
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The Way of Legislators
HnntsfilIe Post.

HUNTSVILLE Posi-. i, .ntererh5t
The determined effort of the liberal ana ssals
zens Of Houston to organize and es'ao, .,,ccess
Fair association is yielding ruit ani az enterprise
tainiy rebound to the benefit Of all spatni1a
annual exhibits Of industrial efforts ahu anferpriss %
will be great incentive to increase and mauls7
ton which will quicken every INDUSTRY
the deYelopment Of this section.
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THE RUSSIAN BoMBsHEL1.

The Illinois Manufacturers association, which Is
doubtless composed good and loyal champions of
the protective policy adopted by this Nation has
"squeaed" early against the dose their own medi
cine which Russia Is administering The shoe has got
on the wrong foot this time and 1t pinches.
Realizing the necessity for immediate action said
Chicago dispatch in yesterdays Post the Illinois
Manufacturers association will endeavor to assemble
the leading manufacturers of agricultural implements
in the United States in Chicago at early date for
the purpose of discussing the retaliaory tariff which
the Russian government intends place in effect on
March ], Offset to the American duties ON Rus.
sian beet sugar These manufacturers win try to get
some Importer OF sugar to protest against our sugar
tar with view to getting the rates lowered by the
board OF appraisers.
These sugar duties in the eyes of these agricultural
implement, machinery and tool men, are too high and
ought to come down. The tariffs protecting their spe
cia lines of manufacture, however, are doubtless lust
about right Under their special protection they can
charge the American two prices and be thus
enabled TO undersell the Russian manufacturer in Rms
sa, without loss To their general business And the
sugar importer ought TO have special concessions but
the American sugar planter ought be so greedy
in asking for extra protection for his product,
And the funny part about this whole business is
that none Of these protectionists are ever able ap
parently to detect beam in their own ewes wb,Ie
discovering the mote in somebody elses eyes
=" whole system is delusion, a snare and an mi.
ne day has passed when our manufacturers or
~ etiou The infant" long since
Is, better tools
more skillful
ppSn shown to fully
oa tie difference ths cost OF labor here and
abroad. The protection Of the presentis simply a
trust promoter and huge robbery the many Tor the
few and favored classes.
This Russian retalatory decree. TO which The Post
referred editoriay yesterday is of the most i'm.
portant items carried by the wires in many day Ii
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iNTERPLANETARY MERRlMENr.

When you find the people yelling
And a-goins il like mad.
When chorus wild is telling
OF some transitory fad
A9u arc forced TO the conclusion
III ~ accept me truth with grace
Is very funny place.
When see the stars that sprinkle
Radiance DER the distant sky.
When they gsily dance and twinkle
:, AS they. strive TO catch your eve.
1t seems that they are chatting
In an ecstacy of mirth
Very possibly they're laughing
At this funny little earth.
-IYdshincton S,o
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Endless chain o0ur. Fllrta,Ion..

kind Of endless chain correspondence seems g -.
0S W between President Mckinley and Albert Edward
aea Edward replies that he glad that The orm haa
aha mere me matter should have ended Mr.
iba, he ~ M 'hS' ne IS glad that Albert Fdwa.a Le
,rd = 10 ana We may expect hear tha, a., gao
ru : gSd that Mr. Mckinley is glad tba, h Albert nd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19

THE Washington Times offers this suggestion which is
peculiarly timely in view OF the latest Developments at
would be polite attention MIR. McKnlevs part II he
should return the ears OF photograph album in
kind good idea would be prepare one with views OF
various Sugar renereS portraits of the Have
meyers Seares oSnard and Gage His majesty doubtless
would like to take look those plants and persons"
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The Way of Legislators

Te<arkana Tex0rkdHiaE. - lots OF hafas "
Producing new bills, not one OF my ts some spr "a
ing in the way OF attempted legislation - more
ents can return them again, OF give tnen
fees, a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19

fnERE is very strong probability OF the Kansas cru
saders running reform into the ground Violence IS the
weapon any eormaiory or good use The
best way good people 10 accomplish is
pctcly osracse any Official who neeects do his duty
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THE big strkein Fort Worth that has parayzed matters
in that for months has been settled by
compromise Compulsory arbitration OF the right kind would
have forced such issue the and both sides
thousands OF dollars nothing OF the to the
public
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ThR inheritance tax in New York on the late G P Hunt
ingtons estate So67 900 and has been paid It
Mr. Huntington lodged any Of his New York taxes this
snug received under the inheritance tax will go
ward evening up" matters
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company that will relieve Uncle Sam OF the threatened bur
den OF caring for the Danish West Indies But it was
narrow escane.
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least hagrant OF the violations law dccencv
in this city II reform 70 be attempted by law aud order
league it ought overlook the obectiona
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II Russia only show Germany how she can
turn tariff trick timely warning would greatly pre-
fer that she practice other nation than
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CoRrus CHRfsrr is demonstrating to have cabbage
head is not necessarily an obstacle success,
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IN IS suspected that Mrs Nation like many other mis-.
guided great pe9pe, win stay in the ring long,
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TIrE reformers up against full mans size PROPOSE
ton now--they propose to tackle Houston.
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IIE railroad commissions knockout blow OF the main
argument in favor of the Hogg amendments will probably
lead the big reflect how sharper than
penis tooth it is to have disloyal child!
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While the legislature is reforming the Texas Land laws
ought also reform land title laws in this State IN
many important particulars
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GENgRAI FirzHuGu LIE thinks we ought have big
navy. And ought but how afford it il
to have big army and pension everybody who
military parade
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TRfEsEhfNG .fGENTS: {. s. r. Holland, Travelling
Auditor L. K Holland A. W. Palmer and b. b. Throop
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bic evidences vice scattered proriscoy throughout the
city.
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FOREIGN OFFfCES--Eas business Office AZ 49, 4s
so Tribune building New York 1hc S. Z. Bcckwitf
Special Agency Western 46o The Rookcry Chicago Iht
S. G. Bcckwith Special Agency.
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Correspondence OF an description, oghcfcr intended fo
ihc Bn3qcss Edtor@ Debormca sh0d DC addrcssca e
ebcoks, adfts moaey-ordcrs ec mofc payable 10 Tn
HoCsroN PGSTISC COMPANY
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Under no circumstances ain orders gifen BY employees
The occ be recognized and rad o. accepted ~ Payment 81
ocf0nGis
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lllftl & OFFICE or PUBLfCATI0N.
Nos 1901, Iios, IIo7 and 100 Franklin Avenue.
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Among The many things in embryo for Sherman is a
factory for the manufacture OF wire fence ncngShera
Register.
good idea II there is place suitably located for the
manufacturing OF fencing material surely Sherman in tho
heart Of the great agricultural belt OF the Transnssisspp
country. is at"
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST
by THE
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

G. J.PALMER Vice President
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The St Louis Globe Democrat is quoting General Otis
an authority the Philippines Vet Otis never Travelled a
into the interior while in command the Philippians force
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07

Carey Smith vas Tome fron his
school at s.. bloomsbury on, Saturday
and Sunday
Geo. O. Boyles Of the firm Of Wells
< Boyles of Montpelier, dealers in
carpets, wall paper, etc spent Sun
Gay with his parents in town.
The young peoples society, Chris
tian EndeavorS, will hold sociable
at the church parlors on Friday even
idg, Nov s, to which everybody is
cordially invited.
Dean Batchelder, Willis Rollins,
Leon Haines and Earl Rogers were
home from Montpelier Seminary over
Sunday
Dean Fisher is stopping WITH his
parents for short time.
Miss Julia r ,llins who is attending
school at the Johnson Normal School
is home for snort time because of i'll
health.
A number of the officers and mem
bers OF Green Mountain lodge, No.
6S, +. e. A. M, are attending the
special district meeting, leld
" li,r yesterday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07
CITY NEW s

The great railroad comedy DIR anna
"Tne Midnight Elk press'' has made
several fortunes for the Kennedy fam
lily. See it tonight.
John J. Kennedy is the author OF
"Ihe Midnight Express. See it to-
night.
See the Kennedy Players tonight in
The Midnight Express. >
John j. Kennedy is authority fol
the staten Mt that Manager LApoint' Is
new play 1 Mistress OF the Castle
Saturday night is the strongest one
yet written by the author. Those
who heard Parker Farm" will not
miss Mistress Of the CdStle.'
The item in the paper that ii. E.
Cutler hal moved 10 Burlington did
not mean that he had gwen up his
stuoio here. lie runs his studio just
the same with II. w lShores as man
ager. Mr.. Cutler will also be here
every Monday himself.
John II. Callaghan has now % ex.
hibition at his store silver and gold
plated articles, chairs and many other
useful articles which lie is giving
away TO customers who have suf1i-
Gent trade stamps. One of thsse
stamps is given with every ten cents
purchase SO that it does not take long
for a customer to get present.
Mrs. B. A. Eastman has gone to
Randolph for few days visit.
The boiler which passed through
the tire al Fowlie Bros Puritan sheds
year ago has been purchased by E. l..
Smith & Co., and has been removed
to their quarries
Miss violet Hayes of. NJ ntreal, who
is visiting0her brother DR.. &. I. L
Hayes at Graniteville, spent laSt.night
in the city.
The meeting of the Sacred L,tera.
ture course neld every Wednesday
evening al the Baptist church are
well attended and are proving a source
of much pleasure as well DIS profit to
those who attend. They are Conduct
ed by the Rev. &. Nj. Fuller and the
public in general are iuviled 10 at.
tend, s@s.sn $500 60
Inspector OF Boildings W. f. Brad.
ford has received through the mall an
Applicant from Michael O'Houligan
for permit to build dwelling house
for himself. Mr. Bradford thinks
there Is an error in the dimensions
given and that plans and eltvltions
must be furnished before the permit
can be granted.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07
FIRE NoRTHF1ELD

Mortified, Nov. IA ono and ono
nalf story dwelling house located west
Of Central street in close proximity to
he Central Vermont track, caught
fire yesterday afternoon. Both fire
companies responded promptly and
soon put out the blaze, but the house
was practically ruined. Tne loss is
estimated at from $500 to 5000 A
wind was blowing and but f'r the
work OF the tiremen the adjacent
bu ldings would have been burned.
The house was vacated "a week ago by
Michael Brown and family. The
o igin of the fire is unknown. 1t is
thought to have caught from spark
by a pas sing engine.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07
CITY NEWS

DR.. G. T, l.. Hayes of Graniteville
left this morning for NJ ,ntr al where
ne will attSnd the annual meeting and
bar qnet Of the Alum ASS citation Of
Bishop Med cal G llege He will re-.
turn tenor. Ow evening.
Tfere will b" monthly meeting Of
the Vincitia club t lis evening.
W. II Brown got his left hand
ca CHI under the surface cutter at
Wells, Lamson & 60. 'sy Sterday with
thu result that two fingers were SO
badly nlan2led that they had to be
amputa,ed at the tips.
NJ. AMI NJ {. C ss'us W. Camp re
turned last night from their wedding
trip to Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Miss Lilv King, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry King. died y sterday
at Waterbury, in her 10 h yer from
consumption OF the bJwels. II r tody
has been brought her. and will be
buried morrow In the Wil>o Gem
etery, after the fuGeral services are
held at her lat home, 81 South Main
street at 10 O'Clock, Rev. A. f. At
water officiating.
The Kennedy Players pres' nted
The Two Thieves at the opera
house last night tefore fair sized
audience. This /, certainly COM
pany of artists and they deserve a
much better patronage than they are
having. The kenne y Company
stands at the head an-ougst all roper
toire companies.
Frederick l.. Hyde did at Concord.
N H., Tuesday evening at the age f
~ years. He was bDrn in Brookti Id
and was partner of Frank McWnor,
ter in the clothing business in this
city fir m 1892 to 1896 The d ceased
leaves d widow, q son and daughter
Mr. Hyde was prominent in Masonic
circles AMI was charter member al
st Aldemar Commal derry X. T. OF
this city.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07
CURFEW IN RUTLAND

Rutland, Nov. T. The curfew or
dinaucc, which was adopted hy the
ard Of aldermen Vas enforced for
the first time last light. The ordi-
nauce Was approved by Mayor Hollis
ter yesterday afternoon and at $50
O'Clock last night, three blasts OF the
fire whistle summoned the youth If
the city to their homes.
The ordinance provides that no
children under Is years Shall be upon
The streets after the curfeW SOUNDS
unless their parents or a guardian ac-
companies them, or they be sent out
on an urgent Grand. The penalties
for the VIC alton OF the Ordin nance are
the payment Of tines not to exceed IS
for each and every otfenSe.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07

On account Of the fact that tbep
school house on Woodchuck KraI
not fully finished, and has NM =
been +, rmally turned over TO tbs,sb,
commissioners, it is not now pypns
that school will be begun there Ps NV
Monday as has been announced pr
ideally all the pupils who will Attn
there are now at the Brook street n
Spaulding schools.
Mrs. l.. 8 Gates left this y nm ~,
visit at Bethel.
The Central Vermont pay cu w
here this morning.
Clinton and Joseph Basto Of Va
shire are the guests Of Mr.. and ",
f II. Jones.
H G.. Moore, school director
Plainileld vaats young man to rta
Ten weeks SCHOOL.
The ladies Of st, Fl zlbeth Cb,,y
wish to thank the puzzle for their va
generous patronage at the suppe, HI
night; also t. state that the ,,yr
there was no music by the BON Nl
cheSira was not the fault Of tue Doy
as they were all PIE, ent, but that ID
trouble was caused by the organ bind
out OF repair on account Of the n4 4
ture in the basement.
George Johnston has gore t iIst
ford.
Miss Anna Holden has lone a Dn|
lington,
A. d Morse returned this mnill|
from a short trip to Greenfield. Mas
Deputy Sheriff A B HutchiNls|
turned this noon from brief trpt|
HuslO laAd Lowell Mass.
b. B. TIL n'r has gone to SAs|
brooke, 2. Q called there By The VI
ness OF his wife Sister
Rev. j. O : lerburoe and MA|
Sherburne left this noon for l.tleG|
\. H., to spend a few days with tla1
son. Dr.. j. A. Sh,rbu n.
Born, on Noytm Def ., to NJ ~
M S. Peter johnson, Of Rcnat1s1
Hal "A daughter
The Priscilla cIut will meet y
MORROW AL , o'clock With MIS- Az
Cam ybell
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07
GILLEY 4 ABBOTT.
ia 118 Main Street, Barre VT.

Officer E. E. Perry went to Montpe'
lier last night and arrested Miss Jose
phipe Lamphere for the larceny of So,
from Michael Glynn at his room Tues
day night. When brought before
Judge Fay she pleaded guilty and was
fined IS with costs which sums were
at once paid by Mr.. Glynn.
W. H. Cook is in Burlington TO-
day
c. Broggini has gone to New York
where be will work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Calcagni return
ed last nj <ht from New York.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07
MALT.OA1S
BREAKFAST FOOD
The Most Nutritious Of Cereals

The science of our progressive age has
evolved an zeal food combining the
sealth giving properties of pure malt
Nth me Virtues of the CHOICEST white
mats IA food that is relished nd used to-
xy by all classes
There are many reas ms why Mat-Oats
Breakfast Food is fast Decoming a univer-
.al food. the price puts it within reach
o. all antilles. 1t is the most nolrishing
nd the most satisfying Of al oat foods.
Bssng partially predigested, it does not
sack digestion: the weakest stomach can
appropriate every article. 1t does not
TTiate the stomach and digestive organs
~ many foods DO. l. builds up flesh.
spne and muscle; it gives activity and
hfarnees to the trs in.
-FOUR grocer sells Malt-Oats Breakfast
Food
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07
THE TOPPAN CASE

Boston, Nov. L. The case of Jen-
Me Toppan, the Nurse accused of poi
Oning Mrs. Mary Gibbs, comes up to
HDrrow at BarnSta ole. A sensation is
sromissd as besides the Gibbs case
lhers are twelve Others which have a
Mnnec ion. The charge is murder.
/ is said today that several insurance
panies are ertstng themselves.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07
CREW SAVED.

a. leans, Mass. NV Z. - CaDtaiu
UhalleS and the crs " uf tnt O leans
Life Sayil gs Stallion, saved he crew
az tie British scl OOneT. John :. PAT
sar, this morning. I'm schooner
10 the rigging. Charles tire d a breecn
spoy gun and managed to gel the crew
ashore through 1t pestul Us sea.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07
ALASKAN BUILDING BURNED

Suhalo, Nov ! - The Alaskan
aalGiDg at tn. Pau-A IN rican grounds
ED badly damaged by ire last night
an alllm S n in VII n the fire was
aBeOyer al SIS allied to reach the
BAgine house Uwint 20 broken wire
&ysS the fl mes gained considerable
Roadway be ore the apparatus arrived.
1he los is estimated at Sl5, 900. No
MsSlraLce
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07

Your advertisement in the TELE-
4E-AM is read by about 1900 sub.
ssribers every day. Add to this the
members Of their families and you see
you are placing your business before
VI, 900 people in this vicinity every
Ixy.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07

County Superintendent O. D. Math
ewSon will hold a teachers examina,
tic n for teachers in Washington county
at the Spaulding school building in
this city Friday and atur1ay Nov. Is
ans Is.
James Kelley was Brought before
Judge Fay last evening by Deputy
Sht riff H. J Stay ton, having been ar
rested on a variant for breach of
the p. ace. He pleaded no guilty and
his case was continued until Satur-
day.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07
NOTICE

To whom it may concern. Be warn
ed that after this date | Shall oay no
bills contracted by or for Matilda
Snarkey, and | hereby forbid all per.
sons keeping or harboring her on my
account,
JOSEPH SHARKEY.
Barre, VT, Nov, &, Sd
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07
REVISED RETURNS

New York, Nov. 7. -. The revised
9starnS give Low 80 500 plurr lily;
Ierome 1000 and put Vac WICK
behind his icKet. TamnAauy did TO-
eytn save the CorULtrS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07
STRAY HEIFER FOUND

There came into my enclosure re-
Gently Jersey lieifer, Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying damages.
NJ. }, MCLEAN,
Sd East Hill.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07

T's BENT OR FOR SALE-A house on
& icol ar, ct South Barre Four Rooms
10 Tu stairs five upstai Rent SO per
aO1tii Further Information at IA Clar, st
Sage City III Nv
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07

aDTND-A quantity of Money on Main st
.hslaire OF Y ii Lovely, 19l rooe Ign Street
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-07

.UTND-A left hand Kid G Owe trimmed
@rxifuL Apply to 120 Hill street III Id
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-01-17
BUILDING AN ORGAN FACTORY.
Two.Story Structure With Many
Orders for Instruments.

Without any blowing Of trumpets
an Abilene man, Alexander Christ
man, has built up thriving indus.
try in town-that Of making musical
instruments Of all kinds. Mr.. Christ
man is an expert. He can make any
kind OF an instrument from a Jews.
harp to pipe organ and has met
with such success that he is erecting
factory 30x4O feet, two stories, on
East Fourth in which himself and two
or three assistants will be kept busy
for some time by the orders already re.
ceived. These orders are for organs
Of various sizes and styles and he has
such excellent skill in his business
that the prospects for building up a
large and hourishing business are
fattering.