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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-11
Or. I.W. Shuts
Specialist

II Medical. Surgi-
cal and Electrical
freatm eut ~ al
Chronic. Nervous.
Skin and private
diseases. male and
female omce, Ia
North Main street
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FOR SALE-CICan stock OF general u,er-
chandlsc, coilS payiuE bCsiness- GOOD
For particulars address H. r. SchrrItt.
Mound RiGge. Kan. E3-tf
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FOR ~Al-t--fr have Ll5 .eet q Erl
e1 the -lrre~ ~ Eeatl -ae e.
streets east fr-- aEE 1zlil1 -1f 3
nee 17- -sL 1l- see A.
Nesar - - Z4l1- Fr
rNA ~At1-eu farms N SASS e-l
ttaT- Ellefse= tH13
ar1 G
Also tei, furrers1 <afrs sezrgllA
-nr- $50 ne- ca
$50 &c. 81 5000 =
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-6H Wee. : rooms large
osrn, = feet. Pr.Cs - short tinae.
E l. HRS. AS North Market
fl-ll-.n-tr
FOB SaLE.-Ie r-rc1rn h1.sr Sara Cs-
tern sha5e utth 81 lots adsoi1lrr s1--
Vacant lots = s1hto 81 So y. C1ia. g.
Two desirable tots GA N1-.l L1lr ora
1Fe1uc S
Inns and vacant properly - aI
PARIS ~ csrE fcT sale zu1 & rerg
GEO. J. CAMPBELL q COS
So - Main Street.
FOR SALE-A ss-s 1as,1r property t3~
sssa ASK Reese q Se- 1ccGt b.
Boz SAf4E-1f scce-lrr- ~ s.ck-sss ms
hu Fa EsrS Pace. Cane. ieas and
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-11

FOR SAIE-No. - S. fse- % -rclrf
III the car Lre. 6-rcom cotraee. g
For Sals-Eu. e>s To- feer- east para
81 the cirr, 5-ruoul certaEe. &ssi-
Fo- Saie--5 acrrs. with --Ennrl house.
Blocks from TIE car Ire fre
For SaIA-Se. liz * Iesrrrsre sre--zF.
--s-crTr f-r11u house r11fffn -c every
way feet q zr8ura- eaet frolt. ar e.
l-c7 less than TIE Improvements cost
rgr Saic-H acres o. choice lln1 adj
joining the city az q Ee-r- lgT rrice.
FOG Sale-ssa acres - lrlt1e. smooth.
Eheat lana ac1lA q Gc1e4rl- az
very COW price
For Rent-1ss acres ~ arsf-class srass
lzll or H. RIVER ucrta % t1l
E7r Ssle-f5i acres - CaliCe- smooth
wheat l-l acres II Er-4r s. acres
e--@ FREEMAN q RS 3i4E
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FOR -Relincuishment, one quarter
section. about 100 acres Of level land, 10
acres OF good timber living water. four
miles east of railroad town. Price. 500.
Some trade taken. Binger. o. T. For
particulars apply 343 Ellis avenue.
eS-6tx
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cLAIRvoYANT.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Z. z. HAMILTON. NJ D.
rs East Douglas avenue CBitting block.
third fooD. Take elevator at Market
street entrance.
Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Nose anl
Throat.
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FOR SALE have two quarter sections
81 land that are snaps II taken soon.
one improved and The other urirnprgT-
Cd. Write me today. J. 2 Schump,
Garden Plain, kan. s---tx
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FOR ADOPTION-Thre baby boys Call
or address No. AS y. Wichita street
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LOST.


LOST-Hand sstchel. Return 70 AZ y.
Mosley. Reward. Mrs V. II. Young
SIX
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sroRg Rooms ZOE RENr.

STORE ROOMS FOR RENT.
~--~--~--~---~------~--
FOR RkNl-trors Apr-i ! the store OF
Nort1 Main street. uoH occupied by
Huse and Charlton cal % address.
81 North Lawrence avenue s--tf
EOR RENT-Store room. 5Is5 - North
Main street. = g. Williams. rs =. Sec
end street l.-sa-su-t,z-Ef
FOR RENT-le9 West Douglas. store
rom. 1farch Isl r 7. Spence. S-tf
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS
List your property with me. Have GUS
toners. A. c. Dickson, 10 y. Main.
es-tra-rhrl- fr-ft
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LOsT-A pocketbook containing $50
check, drawn by ldrs y. f. Mclean,
$50 silver; return 70 Eagle Office.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Eig hty-acre
farm. Inquire LE2 e Douglas. es-3t
FOR SALE acres. covered with nice
grove. four blocks 81 stoczysrds. Sock
scales and Windmill. large ETauarv.
hog tight and cattle proof fence. cheap
at Sl-5a " j. Lowe. room a. l44 y
Main. Wichita s1-2tx
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oEEIcE RooMs EoR RENr.

FOR RENT-One dozen once rooms
Barnes & Newconb Music house.
1s-ts
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IF YOU WANT & home cheap for cash.
II you want 10 buy a home OF monthly
payments.
IT you want some cheap lots.
II you want fire insurance.
If you want tornado insurance.
L you want 10 sell your property.
II you want plans and specifications 20
build a home.
II you want TO borrow money
See the @. X. Spencer Realty Co, No.
81 East Douglas. f2s-tf
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
Mistook a Man for a Groundhoe.

Bub Beaver and James McMas.
tiers, of Dawes, Ohio, while out
squirrel hunting yesterday were
separated, and McMasters finding a
squirrel In tree climbed up to
scare 1t out. When Beaver came
along and saw him In the tree he
mistook him TOR a grounding and
shot, with the result of bringing his
supposed grounding to the ground
with 6fty.two shot to be extricated
from his body.
This Is another case of too hasty
shooting and should be a lasson for
the many sportsmen who handle
guns In a reckless manner.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
EXCURSION NIAGARA FALLS
Saturday. August 23rd. Very Low
Rates Baltimore & Ohio R. R.


Tickets on sale from all points
on the Ohio River Division and
branches good going on regular
trains scheduled to reach Wheeling
at or before 3.45 P. m. of Saturday,
August 23rd. In connection with
special trains of through coaches
and Pullman Sleeping cars leaving
Bridgeport, Ohio, 4:Io p. M, ar.
irving Niagara Falls via Erie R.R.
6 a. m. next day. Tickets will be
good returning until August 26 in
elusive, but by deposit Of ticket
with joint agent at Niagara Falls
ard payment of IS cents, return
limit will be extended to Septem Der
:, 1902, inclusive.
On return trip tickets will be
good to stop over at jamestown or
Lakewood, on Chautauqua Lake, or
at Cambridge Springs,by deposit of
ticket with agent at those points.
No deposit fee necessary. Side
trips at very low rates from Maya
"a Falls to Toronto, the Thousand
Islands and return. Only $50
round trip from Sistersville, viva.
Correspondingly low rates from
other points. Call at ticket Office
Baltimore & EOhio R. R. for par
ticulars. 1877
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
Pursley.

James o. Garman was In Sisters.
Vile Monday.
S. Moore Is In attendance at
court this week.
T. E. EVERY, of Braden station,
stopped at S. Moore's one night
last week.
A. B. Moore visited his parental
home Friday and Sunday evenings.
Frank J. Tracy passed through
our village Monday enroute to his
former home In Ohio.
Miss Shirlie Moore was confined
to her room a portion of last week,
but Is able to be out again.
A crew of linemen from Joseph
Mills are rebuilding the telephone
line from Middlebourne to Sisters
Vile.
A number of our people were
visiting and calling upon friends
during the week bat I will not
mention all as some would say: 81
knew that and that's STALE" etc.
Our village Is enlivened up again
by the clink .er-te- clink of the
blacksmith's hammer. We gladly
welcome Mr.. Nissan In our midst
and hope he will receive the pat
rOnage he deserves.
Henry N. Keller, the former
blacksmith of this town, was here
looking after his garden vegetables.
Many familiar faces were recog.
nized passing the first of the week,
going to court. Joseph Mckay, J.
H. Mccoy, Squire Lowther, R.
Broadwater and H. B. Nissan were
among the number.
Miss Sadie Core, who has typhoid
fever, Is quite low with that dreaded
disease. She had very bad spell
Sunday, but rested easy during the
night and seemed some better Mon
day.
Mrs. James Sine, of Pine Fork, is
here with her mother and Is help
ing nurse her sister, Miss Sadie
Core.
Mrs. S. Moore and Miss Ella
Lewis visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Engle at Luzon last Friday.
Owing to the failure of the Little
delegation of ball players to secure
a pitcher. they did not come over
last Saturday, as announced last
week.
James Piatt was at the county
seat Monday, but his case In court
did not come up.
Mr.. Tracy, of near Parkersburg,
Is visiting relatives here.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
ANOTHER IMPORTANT
INDUSTRY SECURED.
Window Glass People Anxious to Locate in Our
Midst. No Bunco Game.
DON'T ASK FOR ANY BONUS,
But Will Come on Straight Business PROPOSE
ton. Bcnedums at the Head of 1t.
Site Secured and Stock Be-
ing Taken Rapidly.

short Is as follows: "Sistersville
take stock to the amount Of $I5,'
600, enough land to erect the fac
tory, which, by the way, Is to be
paid for by the joint stock com
pany, and secure a gas contract fol
a term of years. The Benedums
Bostock and others subscribe fol
the remainder. The plant to man.
ufacture window glass and employ
from sixty to seventy men," What
could be more liberal? What could
he more business like? What could
be more fair? We need 1t in OUT
business, and the capitalists of this
community are hungry for such
propositions. So soon as the Offer
was made. the Board of Trade I'm.
mediately appointed committee
composed of men of integrity and
snap, who are now canvassing fol
subscriptions. Ten thousand dol
lars has been secured and only one.
third of the total amount remains to
be taken. Doubtless before another
Issue of the Oh Review Is printed
the necessary amount will have
been subscribed. We are going to
have it and there Is nothing more
to 1t. Wake up, business men, and
get in the band wagon. Don't be a
rear guard but forge to the front
and put your name down on the list
of enterprising people. It will help
you. 1t will assist every one, from
a lemonade vender to a banker
Sufficient land has been secured at
reasonable price In the southern
portion of the city, and the plant
will be located opposite the Sisters
Vile window glass factory and on
the line of the B. & 0. railroad.
Cheap gas rates have been offered
by the Mountain State Gas COM
pany and also by other companies
and there Is no trouble on that
score. All that remains to be done
now Is to raise the balance of the
required amount,and as said before,
this will be readily subscribed by
those interested In the welfare of
the city.
The Ohio Valley Is the greatest
section OF Gods green earth, not
only for the manufacture of glass
but for the manufacture of iron and
steel. We have splendid sites, &C.
commcdating people, plenty of
coal and gas, raw material of all
kinds In abundance, aud we pre-
dict that within less time than ten
years almost the entire river front
age from Pittsburg to Cincinnati
will be gobbled up by the great
monopolies of the north and east.
We welcome the day. and Sisters.
Vile will If we keep abreast of the
times In the future, as In the past,
get it's share and become the CEN
ter of attraction.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
Aim Straight for Us in Our New Quarters.
MCCORMICK g CO. Wells St, Opposite Tyler County
City Schools to
Open September First,

The Board of Education has de-
creed that our City schools be
opened on Monday, Sept. I, which
Is week earlier than usual The
change Is commendable one, as II
will open at the beginning of the
month, and thereby do away with
much inconvenience In many
respects. Parents and scholars
should make a note of this change.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19

Hurrah for THE Greatest Town
on Earth" Monied people see the
advantages and grasp the oppor-
tunity. Hurry boys, else you will
be too late to secure stock. Cheap
gas for fuel brings glass plants
southwark. More soon to follow.
The promoters are well known
inanciers and will put In their
money. Keep out of gold mines
and "gold bricks" and invest in
something stable, lasting and profit.
able. Now Is the accepted time.
Don't lose this grand opportunity
to secure a much needed plant.
Ready sale for all goods manutac'
tured.
TheBoard of Trade has been del.
uged with propositions from pro-
moters of industries and owners of
manufacturing plants of late but
never In the history of Its organi'
cation has such an opportunity
been presented as Is now before
the people. Heretofore every
proposition made by outsiders
looking toward the location of
plants and industries have been
carefully sifted by the Board OF
Trade before being made known to
the people and business men gen.
orally, and In doing so "bunco
steerers" and "gold brick" opera
tors have kept shy of Sistersville.
Some days ago window glass plant
was offered. and although the gen.
tlemen who made the proposition
were well and favorably known
special efforts were put forward to
look into the matter before giving
the public an mixing of the affair.
Benedum Brothers, wealthy oil
producers of Cameron, together with
Edgar A. Bostock, an experienced
glass manufacturer, and gentle
man of high character and integrity,
are DESTROYS of locating window
glass plant In Sistersville, realizing
as they do, the natural advantages
of this section of the Ohio Valley.
They DO not ask for bonus. They
do not ask that the monied people
OF this city donate them a tract OF
land. They do not urge that all the
stock must be taken here, but they
come as business men should, and
say join US In this project and let's
manufacture window glass for sale.
That's what we have wanted, that's
what we will get If the property
owners feel any interest In this
magic city of the Valley. Glass of
all kinds Is saleable, large profits
are made and the factories through
oat the country are kept busily
employed. Cheap fuel Is the main
item In Its manufacture and for
independent companies to compete
with the great trusts and monopo-
lies fostered by the government,
factories from the north, are COM
PEELED to look to the oil and gas
country of West Virginia. It
should be heralded throughout the
country that Tyler county Is rich
In both, and underlying its hills
will be found mole natural gas than
tue whole State of Pennsylvania or
Ohio. Then why shouldn't we Sc
cure industries, great and small?
There Is everything In our
favor and nothing to the
contrary. The proposition placed
before the people Is as sim
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19

Il was troubled with my stomach
for several months. Upon being
advised to use Kodol, / did so and
and words cannot tell the good II
has done. George W. Fry, Viola,
Iowa.
Opera House Drug Store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19

Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has a world
wide reputation for its cures. 1t
never tails and Is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by c. w. Grier
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-20
rALLAHAssnE NEWS NOTES.
The Flood Bound Travellers Con
Time to Increase.

The Flood Bound Travellers Con-
Time to Increase.
Tallahassee. Fla, March 1s.-The
crowd of stormbound travellers is daily
augmented at Tallahassee There has
been no train through on the Louis
Vile and Nashville since Saturday, and
it is thought that train service may
be resumed over the Louisville and
Nashville by next Sunday.
Dr. Dent, a painter, yesterday struck
George Johnson in the forehead with
a Ratchet. johnson was knocked down
and bled profusely. He was carried
home by the chief of police. No ar
rests.
Monday night the Thermometer regis
tered 3S degrees and "a Tuesday night.
Frost was plentiful this morning, with
some ice. To-day was clear and the
sun shown warm.
The Methodist Sunday-scho has re-
elected the following delegates to the
State Sunday-school Convention, to be
held at Gainesville April 10 10, fnclv.
sive: Misses Lizzie Tatum, Kate
Moar, Jennie Edmerson; Messrs. r. J.
Eram, Frank Blood, John r. Drenilly
Geo. l. Davis, C. H. Dickinson, w. N.
Sheats, superintendent, ex-officio dele
gate.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-20
RECIPROCITY WITH CUBA.

Chairman Payne Introduces the Ma
,ortty PIan-Its Republican Oppo-
nents VIII Hold Caucus Soon.
washington, March 19.-Chairman
pavne of the Ways and Means Com
r,,ittee to-day introduced bill entitled
go nroyide for reciprocal trade rela-
,.ons with Cuba" as a result of the
republican conference decision last
night.
The bill authorizes the President,
oftAr the establishment of an independ-
ent government in Cuba, and the en-
.ctment by the said government Of
innnigration and exclusion laws as
fullv restrictive of immigration as the
laws of the United States, to enter in
IN negotiations with said government
NTH a view to the arrangement of a
commercial agreement in which recip-
rocal and equivalent concessions may
- secured in favor of the products
- manufactures of the United
states by rates of duty which shall be
less by an amount equivalent to at
last 20 per cent. ad valorem, upon
eucb PRODUCTS and manufactures than
the rates imposed upon the like articles
when imported into Cuba from the
most favored OF other countries and
shall not be greater than the rates inn
nosed by the United States upon the
ike articles imported from Cuba.
When Cuba shall have conforme1 to
these terms the President shall pro-
claim the fact and thereafter until the
first day of December, 1903, the i'm
nosition of the duties now imposed by
law on all articles imported from
Cnba, the products thereof, into the
United States shall be suspended, and
in lieu thereof shall be levied, collect
ed and paid upon all such articles i'm
. rorted from Cuba 80 per cent of the
rate Of duty now levied upon like
articles imported from foreign coun-
tries.
The steering committee" of the ele-
ment which has opposed the Ways and
Means Committee reciprocity plan held
a meeting to-day. Most of those pre-
sent expressed a desire to carry the
contest to the floor of the House. 1t
was considered desirable, however, to
take no action until all of those who
voted in conference against reciprocity
we're called into conference. This
meeting will be held later in the week.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-20
PENNSYLVANIA MINERS ANGRY
Railroad President Declined to Con-
fer with Committee and Strike
May BE Ordered.

way ne Ofuere0.
Shamokin, Pa, March 19.-The min
ers' convention to-day heard the re-
port of the appointed committee to
seek a conference with the operators.
After adjournment this evening Presi-
dent Mitchell, speaking for the press
committee, made this statement:
THE committee reported the refusal
of E. B. Thomas, chairman of direc-
tors of the Erie Railroad to receive
the committee and the consequent fail
ure of their efforts to make the neces-
sary arrangement with him. The same
committee reported the result of in
terViews with the railroad presidents
and presented letters from the rail-
road companies. The letters are all
OF the same purport-a positive re-
fusal to confer with the representa-
t1Ves of their employees upon the wages
to be paid and the conditions of en-
ployment which should obtain.
1T is needless to say the delegates
expressed keen disappointment and the
opposition to continuing work under
the present low wages and unfair con-
ditions was unanimous and emphatic"
What the final outcome will be is,
at this time purely problematical," was
the concluding sentence of the press
committees statement.
The indications here tonight point
strongly to a strike declaration and it
is said by some of the men that the
declaration may come as early as Fri
day of this week.
The operators letters seemed to have
caused much bitter feeling among the
men.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-20
BRYAN's woRsHIPERs BANQUET.

Chattanooga Club Named in His
Honor Celebrated His birthday.
Chattanooga. Tenn, March 19.-The
fouth annual banquet of the Bryan
Club in celebration of the birthday of
William ]. Bryan, was held tonight.
One hundred guests were present. Let
tiers of regret were read from Gov
Benton McMillin, Congressman Wheel
er. Congressman Moon and Congress-
man Gaines.
Greetings were wired by Mr. Bryan.
Many toasts were responded to, pledg-
ing renewed loyalty to the Chicago and
Kansas City platforms and the princi-
pies represented by Mr.. Bryan. Several
of the speakers advocated the nominal
ton of Mr. Bryan for the presidency for
the third time.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-20
FOOD CURE.
The True way 70 Get we'll.

The tales told of how food will make
people well are nearly always interest
ing. A young lady in Cleveland, o.,
says: Il had an attack of nervous
prostration and finally had to give up
and go to bed. Did not know what
was the matter with me. My physl-
clan told me that l should take a trip,
and a favofite Auntie, who was at that
time a visitor at my home, urged me
to return with her. The doctor said
might get out of bed in a few days,
and so, although l was still very weak,
j made the journey, which was a short
one, to Cleveland
There / gave out again and had neu-
ralgia badly in addition to my other
nervous troubles. While in this condition
I was urged to change my food and try
Grape Nuts. had tried Grape Nuts
at home but did not like them be-
cause I did not use them right, having
put hot water on them, but under the
advice of a friend / started in on
Grape Nuts and cream or very rich
milk. That was a different story and
l enjoyed the food greatly.
In a few days / began to get strong
and lost the desire to lie down. forgot
to tell you that I had been suffering
also from dyspepsia This gradually
left when ] had Grape-Nuts Food for
braak fast and supper.
Shortly after, began to put on flesh
and went up from lis pounds to 1907
in about six weeks. When I returned
home all my friends remarked on my
improved appearance, and the vigor
and strength i had regaired paid me
well for my food experiment.
In addition to strength of body, I no
ticed a remarkable Improvement in my
mental strength. 1t was a pleasure TO
me to read and think, and great big
worries that would have put me to bed
in my former condition slipped of as
easIiy without expressing me at all. ]"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek, Mich.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-20
state saIaries rayahle n relt..

FROM the Arkansas Gazette.
Probably few people know that the
original name of the state Of Tennes-
see was Franklin or that in 1888 the
salaries of the officers Of this common
wealth were paid in pelts. but the fol-
lowing is a correct copy Of the law:
BE it enacted by the General As
sembly of the state of Franklin, and 1t
is hereby enacted, by authority of the
same, that from and after the LIST day
of January, 1888, the salaries of this
commonwealth be as follows. to-wit
His Excellency. the Governor, per
annum, 100 deer skins.
His Honor, the chief justice, 500 deer
skins.
1.-The secretary to his ExcelIency. the
Governor. 500 raccoon skins.
County clerk, 300 beaver skins.
CLERK of the House of Commons, 200
raccoon skins.
Members of the assembly per diem,
three raccoon skins.
Justices fee for serving a warrant,
one mink skin"
At that time the state of Franklin
extended to the east bank of the Mis-
sissippi river and on the west bank
was that great unknown forest re-
gion of Louisiana. 1t was then a ter
ra incognita,' save a few canoe land
irgs and Indian trading posts on the
river banks. 1t was known as the dis
trict of Louisiana, and in 1906 was made
the Territory of Louisiana.
The state of Franklin, which became
Tennessee in 1856, was almost as lit
tie known. The now great city of
Memphis was mere trading post, and
was not laid out as a village until
1890.
Pelts were as plentiful in those days
as pennies, and much better distributed
for purposes of currency and barter.
The pioneers We're perhaps as happy
and as wei contended as is the aver
age citizen now.