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New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
PUNISHED FOR DTSRESPEcY.
a GERMAN OFFICIALS LEGAL REVENGE ON HIS
ENEMIES

ENEMIES
Berlin, Oct 29.--An odd trial for disrespect 10
Landrath Won Maltzahn. a local governor having
the jurisdiction OF Grimmen, Mecklenburg,
ended to-day by the sentencing of three for
having been connected with a burlesque poem
which was read al the Liberal partys banquet on
Emperor Williams birthday. Owing 10 a bitter
electoral contest. the Liberals celebrated the day
in one hotel and the Conservatives including the
landrath, in another. Herr Brandt. Berlin news
paperman, sent Dr.. Wendorh some humorous
verses alluding TO tire lardrath- In a of light
railery. bur IN somewhat bad taste. DR. Wendroff
recit4d them az the Liberal dinner, and Herr
srechert. local editor. published them. These
and various other persons who verbally or other
wise expressed satisfaction or applauded were
prosecuted by Won MaltZahn The case has been
a ten months sensation. and was even discussed
in the Prussian Diet. Herr Brandt was sentenced
10 a months imprisonment. Herr Stechert was con-
demued to pay nne OF SIS. and Dr. Wendorf
was fined Sl2 50 The States Attorney demanded
two months imprisonment for Herr Becker. who
grunted gleefully during the reading of the poem
ana exclaimed. splendid" He was acquitted
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
A SETBACK FOR MORGAN SCHEME
FrFORT TO RF-EsTABLIsH ITS PARLIA-
MENTARY STATUS FAILS.

MENTARY STATUS FAILS.
London. Oct. 29.-The efforts OF the promoters
% the Morgan tube" railway scheme 70 pro-
cure the re-esta blishrnent Of the Parliamentary
status OF their original franchise bill as whole
led 10 an hours debate IN the House Of Com
mons tonight, the only result Of which wss the
withdrawal OF the endeavor-
The Morgans intend 20 ask later for the re-
,ommittal OF the bill, granting rights for their
proposed '-tube" and other lines, without regard
to the London United Tramway Company, which
was TO have been operated in connection with
the Morgan tubes but which vas privately
bought up by the Yerkes interests
Thomas G. Ashton, who moved the recommit-
tsl OF the Morgan bill. accused the London
United Company OF a dishonorable transaction.
and said he doubted whether so dirty trans
action" had ever been done by parties coming
before Parliament. He said also that the House
should resent this action by passing the Nor
ean bill thus giving the Morgans chance
M Ashton's proposition was greeted with cries
OF No. nor'
Mr. Ashton's motion was opposed by Sir John
Dickson -Poynder. who said the Morgan scheihe
was now q truncsted affair, and that II was mol
within the province OF Parliament 10 intervene
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
GENERAL WOOD OK CUBAN CRISIS.
HOPES AND BELIEvEs THAT A RECIPRoC
ITY BILL WILL PASS.

London. Oct. 29.-General Leonard Wood. for
mer Military Governor Of cuba, was asked to-
day about various special dispatches published
here alleging the existence Of serious economic
and political conditions in Cuba. He said 10 a
representative OF The Associated Press:
In view Of the present crisis the Cuban sugar
industry is absolutely doomed without reCiproc-
ity with the United States ! have the strongest
reasons for believing and hoping that a reci-
procity bill will be passed during the next ses-
sion Of Congress"
General Wood will sail for the United States
on Novern Der /
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
RAILROAD SHOP MEN GET .nr,,.or

Chicago. Oct 2s.-Eight thousand shop r,s, am
ployed by the Chicago and Alton Railroa5 - :.
get an advance in wages Of 2 cents an -
ginning November !. The increase will -
innate $1,000 and will affect the machlnist -,
eruakers repairers and general handy NJ. , =,
the shops OF the system The men fed demand M nd
Increase Of 20 per cent. This the road "a a ha !
willing grant but compromised 10 ne ; 10 nol
This rate gives the machinists 80 cents a. cen
the boermskers little less. and the hand,h hour, &
q cents. men
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

1883 Mr.. Gould had contracted With him to employ
him for life. but had subsequently discharged him
because OF drinking. Mr.. Semple. counsel for Now
bray. excepted to a statement IN Judge Truaxs
charge that II Mowhray drunk Mr.. Gould had
a right TO discharge him
The Jury out hour. Counsel for the
plaintiff moved TO set aside the verdict contrary
10 the weight OF evidence. Justice Truax denied
this but granted stay OF thirty days in order TO
appeal TO the Appellate Division OF the Supreme
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
VBUGBS SENTENCE cOyFIPuED

Sligo Ireland Oct cs-The sentence Of TWO
months Imprisonment with hard labor. imposed
October I6 on Mr.. McHugh. NJ p. Editor Of The
Sligo Champion" after mis- conviction on the
charge Of conspiracy and intimidation. has been
affirmed on appeal. with the exception OF the hard
labor feature Mr.. cHUgh refused 10 give an
undertaking not 10 publish boycott matter IN his
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
HAVANA STREET RAILWAY DIFFERENCE
The Havana Electric Railway Company has is
sued the following circular:

Referring 10 the printed announcement OF the
Havana and Jainaritas Railroad Company that II
has secured franchises for the bqtding and opera
ton OF a railroad ir the city o. Havana and else
where we beg to call your attention TO the fact
that by the concluding proTision of the concession
granted 10 that cOrnrauy il IL in terms prohibited
under penalty OF forfeiture Of all its rights from
performing in any case OF under any pretext the
service Of a street railway
If any franchise rights for the building Of rail-
road in the cIty Of Havana are granted TO the
Havana and Jaimar!rss Railroad Companv such
rights will be claimed by this company under the
terms Of its concession. The Havana Electric
Railway Connpanv accordingly is constrained 10 on
pose and will oppose the building OF the proposed
railroad by the Havana and Jaimantas Railroad
Company in the city o. Havana
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
TIE POPE INTERESTED IN CANADA.

Rome. Oct. @.-The Pope to-day received Arch
bishop Bruches. Of Montreal. in private audience
-be Pontiff showed great interest In Canada and
smoke in hattering terms OF Premier Laurier.
~fTIis Holiness SAID Ii the Canadians love me. l
nave a special affection for them, Of which have
giyen proofs during the whole Of my pOnthcate
Sbs last being ne sending OF apostolic delegate
70 strengthen the bonds between Canada and the
The Archbishop presented 10 the Pope diocesan
orering OF $500, and introduced 10 him several
ciffzens of Montreal
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
EROn 4 GUATEnAL4N ToLcAN0

Mexico City. Oct @-Reports received to-day
from the southern part OF the republic say that Il
is now generally believed the clouds OF ashes COW
ering all that country came from the Santa Maria
Volcano in full eruption. The mountain is in
Guatemala. close to the Mexican frontier
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
RAILWAY PROGRESS N CrB4.
CUBA CoMPANv RECEIVES PERMISSION TO
ISSUE STOCK

Havana. Oct 29.-The Railroad Commission
has granted 10 the Cuba Company the right to
register. in the name OF the Cuba Railway Com
pany, S20OOOOO0 Of capital stock
It is expected that the construction of the rail-
road through Cuba will be completed before next
December.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
GERMAN TARIFF on MEATS.
TIE REIcHsTAG FOLLOWING THE COMMITTEES
RECOMMENDATIONS.

Berlin. Oct SIN the Reichstag to-day the Tartn
Committees proposal 10 impose minimum duty
OF about IS 50 double hundre6welght on cattle
passed by l61 70 l20 A minimum duty o.
also passed.
BY a vote Of l62 10 152 the Rechstag then adopted
the minimum duties meat With the exception
OF bacon, fixed by the Tariff Committee, al s.
81 s24 double hundredWeiEhJ. the duty varying
according the methods OF dressing. The House
later adopted the committees duty on bacon, s. a
double hunGreGweight.
The clauses OF the general tariff relating 10 bee,
mutton and pork were adopted. without q division
committee.
The Reichstag also passed q minimum duty Of
about s. 20 q double hundre6weght pigs.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
BRITISH STEEL TUBE FIRMS UNITE.

London Oct 2S-It is said that Stewart Men
zies, of Glasgow, and LLOYD & Lloyd OF Birming-
ham, two Of the largest steel tube firms IN the
United Kingdom, have amalgamated. with cap
ital OF 81 10000.
The chairman OF Lloyd & Lloyd admitted that
negotiations with the OF an aualgamatIOn
with Stewart & Menzes We're going on but he de-
MED that they had yet been Completed,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

,n the dissensions OF rival spectators. James
W. Lowther agreed that the Morgan promoters
were those OF their own household
Sir Lewis McIver. chairman Of the House os
Commons Railroad Committee, and others also
opposed the motion, which was finally with
drawn.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
GLUE CORPORATION INCORPORATED.
[pY TELEGRApH TO rHE TRIRr-y

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEI
Trenton N J.. Oct. 29--The Glue Corporation of
Jersey City incorporated here to-day with
capital OF 100000 divided into 100000 bearing
per cent cumulative dividends and si0ooo 900 common
stock The company is 10 manufacture glue it's by
products any articles In which glue enters as a
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
The following
Martins 5 reply:
GOULD'S VALET LOSES SUIT
MowBRAY WANTED $4,000 FOR ALLEGED
BREACH OF CONTRACT

verdict yesterday for Howard Gould ended the
suit before Justice Truax. in the Supreme Court
brought by Frank Dutton Mowbray against him
for $4,000 for alleged breach OF contract Mowbray
who had been Mr.. Goulds valet testified that be-
cause of injuries received in setting OF rockets on
the yacht Hndegarde. lying of Larchmont July A.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
SHLP JOTNEPS GO on GrPLKE

joiners on the northeast coast have struck work
as protest against per cent reduction in their
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
TWO POWERFUL CRUISERS ORDERED.

London. Oct 2s-The Admiralty has ordered the
construction Of two cruisers which. it is said
priU be the powerful and probably the fastest
vessels Of their kind in the world. Their speed
ie expected 70 exceed tWenty-siX knots
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Commissioner Williams Of the Bureau Of ImmI-
grafton last night refused 10 say anything regard
ing the above dispatch. The Tribune about two
weeks ago published the report that such shakeUp
was likely 10 II is known that certain OF the
officials are under charges and it was believed that
the disappearance of certain documents from the
files Of the bureau would be thoroughly investi-
gated with view fixing the responsibility That
petty bIackmaiI was going was disclosed in the
investigation made by Commissioner Williams at
the time he made charges against John Lederhil-
ger chief clerk OF the registry division. II
shown by the testimony Of bow on the transfer
barges that bottles of wine and other articles
sent TO Ellis Island from the steamships for certain
officials of the bureau
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
A sHAKEUP COMING SOON,
PETTY rHIEvING AND BLACKMAIL AT
ELLIS ISLAND
By The Associated Press

10 be made soon in the immigration service at
Ellis Island, following a secret investigation
into the condition Of affairs there. Some Of the
facts are 10 be placed before the grand jury
in New-York The Department Of Justice is
understood to be handling the facts for pres
entation TO the grand jury. 1t is said that
about five inspectors Of immigration and a
number Of minor officials will be dismissed,
The investigation shows it is said, that for
years system of petty thieving and blackmail
has gone on. Besides the dismissals there Will
be shifting of about forty privilege men.
Railroad and steamship companies Likewise will
be held responsible in the future for their en-
plONes
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

T. was announced from London October "a that
the British Admiralty had given out contracts
+or the construction of three warships described
ss scouts Their engines would be OF l. coo horse
ourpT
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
Special to The Tribune by French cableD

Mr Roosevelt's account OF the Presidency Of
The United States, published in to-day's Morn
ing Post" is in substance plea against hasty
Judgment Of the conduct Of Presidents. II is
Characteristic specimen IN President Roose-
velrs forcible style, and VIII be widely read
in this country. whore the writer's influence
Is unique No previous holder OF the ofhce Of
President OF the United States has so completely
commanded respect as this robust specimen Of
American manhood.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

The King saw ". c. Whitney's mare Ballan-
rrae win the Cambridgeshire Handicap al New
market yesterday. The victory was tremen-
dously popular, and the trainer. Huggins, was
warmly congrat tulated.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

According 10 news from Berlin Prince Henry
Of Prussia and Field Marshal Won Waldersee
viii visit Washington in May 10 be present al
ne unwilling Of the statue Of Frederick the
Great. y. r
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Several OF the private collections in South
Kensington Museum are owned by Americans,
end the determination Of the authorities 10 ef-
feet q clearance OF the loan exhibits deposited
II that building consequently raises the inter-
ssting question as 10 what American connois-
seurs viii DO with their costly art treasures in
England. The British Museum will only accept
e permanent exhibit.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

The following members Of the Council Of the
London Chamber ~ Commerce have been ap-
pointed 10 attend the opening Of the New-York
Chamber: Sir Albert Rollit Sir Vincent Barring
ton. General Laurie, H. c Richards, James
Dixon, W. P. Wood. Arthur Serena, Faithful
Begg, Major s Flood Page. John Hume and J.
/. Henderson.
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,H|E,,OW''s, THIS

Il ~ sftt,b n * V q
We offer =, Ono Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls C;Itarrh
Cure. .~ r."
F. ). Cheney and Co., Props,
T. Tolelo,O. We, the under sign
ed have known r. J. Cheney for the
last Is years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business tran
Isactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their
firm.
+ West s. Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O. Walding, Kinnan,
and Marvin/ Wholesale Druggists,
iToledo O.
Halls family Pills are the best.
1 Hall CataIrh Cure is taken inter-
nal]y acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the sytem.
Price 75c, per BOTTLE. Sold by all
druggists Testimonials free
| Call and see the aatest ideas in
wall papers. ALI the popular styles
land novel effects at the "City
Pharmacy''
r. V.O. Bartlett gave Minne-
! apuils tobacco firm "a large order
the other day. The order includes
Ilseed and Havana stock and Sumartra
wrappers-enough to keep his force
busy for the next eight or ten
months.
The W. r. C. will give their usual
monthly tea at G. A. r. Hall on the
4 evening of Friday March %, begin
ITO serve at S o'clock All are cord.
tally invited. Come, bring friend
and 10 cts Proceeds to be used for
Memorial purposes.
The largest assortment and finest
patterns of wall paper ranging from
ten cts. to two dollars per roll at
"City Pharmacy"
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FOR THE COMPLEXION.

The complexion awlays suffers
from biliousness or constipation.
Unless the bowels are kept open
the impurities from the body ap-
pear in the form Of unsightly erupt-
ion. DeWitt's Little early Risers
keep the liver and bowels in healthy
condition and remove the cause if
such troubles. c. E. Hooper.
Albany, Ga. says: Ito Dewitt 'sLittle
Early Risers for biliousness. They
were just what I needed, am feeling
better now than in years. y Never
gripe or distress. Safe thorough ana
gentle. The very best pills
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-28

n u Fred Patterson left Wednss1a
for Winneppg GanadA ! \ u,

a Fred Patte rson left Wedns day
for Winnepeg Canada y Y. M
stove Muck returned to Wsrthing
tton, the first of the week. Y. INV
Rev. Wilson Aull returned home
from sSt. Louis: Thursday. ~ f.5@@ n
WIN Cheney returned from Mimi y, l
eapolis Thursday morning. .5s.s55
+. Marshal Roshon run in o. fellow
Thursday AFTERNOON on aealargepf
drunkenness. ~ * 88sss
Gus Erickson of Elk tt6wnship
now rides around in a ibsran new
ssu1ny purchased of Shanahan. ~
$50 acre farm mikes 5rQm Success
Mo. for N, 600 to trade for Worth
angtsn property. II. u. Lawton
Agt. If y. !,
Mrs. j. u. Johnson arrived here
wednesday, to attend the funeral
| saf her husbands SISTER, Mrs. Alfred
Atkinson. T. ~.
Jack Hernon left Wednesday eve
ming for .Aanaconda, Mont, where
he Will be engaged ON the railroad
under sRoadmaster Robinson, form.
arly ssf this city. u
DR.. e. e. .Stover, Bselow WAS lin
the city Thursday and assiaSad Drs:
1Spaldipg of Luva1me, DAan and
Walker of;this city in Interpretation
On Ghas. Ross. 49,.
We are still paying
the best price foa" Butter
and Eggs. Get our price
| before sea1ing--CutPr
Cash Store. X.
Headache often results from a dis:
ordered ;conditionn of the stomach
and consitiDation of the bowels,
A dose or two of Chamberlain 4
Stomach and Liver Tablets will COZ.
rect these disorders and cure the
| headache. Sold by All druggists.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-28

=, Those fashionable tint ceilings
and stripe wall papers with picture
mouldings to match cab be had now
at lefty Pharmacy.
House cIaening time is here and
new lace curtains are in order.
We have an elegant assortment.
Call and look them over Murdoch
& Hoover.
The school board have decided
not to have any vacation of the
school this spring, as there was two
weeks during the holidays. School
will close June 9Th as usual. The
item in Wednesdays Daily that there
would be two: weeks vacation, be-
longed to items from the Bigelow
correspondent.
Sunday a fourteen year old
daughter Of a farmer living near
Reading named Baker who recently
moved to this county died of COM
plications of heart trouble. The
funeral took place Monday. Tues
day a brother of Mr.. Bakers died
of pneumonia. The, remains were
shipped to their former place Of res
idence in Iowa.
Geo. r. Bullick has purchased the
Douglass property at Reading, but
will not take possession until the
coming winter, when Mr.. Bullick
and family will, in all probability,
make that village their future home.
Mr.. B. is one Of Mobiles county s
most progressive farmers and one
of the old go class, taking the bitter
with the sweet-especially during
the grasshopper seige, of which all
of our old settlers are distinctly
familiar. To the Advanc ace he
stated that he himself would farm,
only about $50 arces this year and
that he had leased about 700 acres
to tenants. He has disposed Of a
goodly share of his stock recently,
among which we're 800 sheep, but
still has about 400 left.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-28

William Schrader left Thursday
for Winnepeg Canada on a land deal.
+ Don't forget to call and see our
handsome new shirtwaists-just
received. Murdoch & Hoover.
Miss Cola Free returned home
| the first of the week from Window
and will remain home for the
present.
+. For first class work 60 to the
| Worthington Steam Laundry. Goods
call for ana delivered to any part Q
the city phone l22.
The operation performed on Chas
Ross Thursday was successful and it
is expected tho boy will now get
around all right.
The Presbyterian church will hold
their annual Congregational church
meeting Thursday eve. April 3rd. in
the church at o'clock. There will
be reports read from all the different
branches of the church work both
financial and social showing the work
accomplished during the past year.
After the business meeting there
will be all adjournment: to the
church parlors, where refreshments
will be served and social time Of
Christian fellowship enjoyed. All;
I the members of the church and the
congregation are most earnestly
invited to be present on this
occasion.
A new line of ladies'
|Underskirts, for spring
and sun1mer wear. The
cheapest and best in
town. MurdOCk & HOOv-
err.
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"A Local News. ~

:. All the uptodate late
waist cloths in wool
-e1rallies,kiki silks etc
= Cut Price Cash Store
Don't forget to be in town on the
evening of April 4th.
The event takes place on the even
lug of April 18th.
Frank Hansberger left Thursdy
morning for Pipestone.
T Tom Edwards of Rouad Lake, waa
in the city Thursday.
Joseph Schultz of Wilmont was in
the city Wednesday,. :. - -:
20 per cent discount on furniture
at Palm Bros. 1881.
W. H. Spong of Wilmont, was a
business visitor in the city Wednes-
day.
Miss Leona Hill left Thursday fol-
a two weeks visit with friends at
Iona. +
G. w. Darby son Of I. l.. Darby
left Tuesday for Denver, Colo, to
enter college. :
: A. c. Todd is going around on
crutches this week on account of
a severe sprain.
Andy Dillman is improving his
building with coat of. paint appli-
ed by FIJI. Rust.
Drs. Spalding and Walker operated
on young Charlie Ross Thursday
afternoon for appendicitis. r..
IT. Branigan began moving his
stock of goods to his new store
building Thursday morning.
Telephone No. 20 calls
MurdOCk & HOOVer'S
Dept. Store.
The very best all wool
clay worsted suits 50 so. We:
guarantee them equal to any
$l5 suit in the market Cut
Price Cash Store
W. H. Merrick, state agent of. the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. was in
town this week looking after his
company's interests and endeavor-
ing to find a location for an Office,
the room they have been OCCUPYING
being rented by other parties. AT
present he is unable to find any
a vailable room and may be forced
to close the office for a time.
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NOTICE.

Having sold out our business we
want to have all our accounts settl-
ed at once and any account that is
not paid by April 20 tn will be hand
ed to a lawyer for collection.
Yours Truly Palm Bros
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-28

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is ON each box
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-28

A BARGAIN FOR CASH. :;
Two houses and lots joining each
other for sale 2H blocks from Court
House square, 1 Blk from Lake shore
inquire Of Oscar Sterling atAlbertus
Store.
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AnnOU enl ( 3

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That F. A. Torrance and r
Torrance purchased the entire interests of the firm of b
Bro including the stock fixtures and book Of
sad firm will be F. A. Torrance Son The
will continued in the building occupied uura lease
years. the liberal business methods will
pear in future heretofore III >lSs
thank the general public for the liberal patronage in the
and by honest and manly business dealings merit
patronage in the future =:
Inviting you all to call the firm, -
zF. A. TORRANCE & SON. ~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-28
WANTED.

Man to take charge of Branch
office of our wholesale business in
this vicinity Address, with refer
ences. A. T. Morris. Mankato, MINI.
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A Few Grocery
Leaders.

Lewis Lye, per can. ...... DC
Fine Strawberries, per can lOc
Evap. Pears, 2 lbs fcr.... Csc
Elegant Jam in glass jars, tg'
strawberry. pineapple, red rasp-
berry, peach, ounce, etc., sold
at Csc a JAR our price 2 jars
3 Grown raisins, per h., 1Oc
Best Oatmeal, Z lbs for. csc
Apples aud. Oranges at Easy-to-
Pay-Prices.,
First crop japan Tea, per. halt
: Id package. .:.... sue
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-28

For Sale-My dwelling on corner
of Twelfth st., and Third avenue.
For further information call on Peter
Thompson. Mrs. N. P. Nelson 19tf
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SEEDS FOR SALE.

Timothy, millet, red and white
clover, red top, bluegrass and rape
seed, for sale at the Swedish Eleva-
tor.