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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
Railroad Topics

The yonng gi vac stricken 10 while
in he rDmpanYu employ at Aah
FuE fho rr IHr phFairIsn emp Dyed
hy tho Harseys at tha, poiet acviaef
that Hho ho iascn % ioa Angeles. aa
Aah FORA vas considered too high an
altItude The head waitress. uho Cor
cone reason ia severely sa0rod 81
friends aud fellow employees o. the
deceased. volunteered to accompany
he's. she wired from Needles 10 Man-
egef s o. Snyder. az Laa Auhtlea. %.
quoating him TO have an ambulapco 90
the station rho two women occupied
horihH in a Pullman. and had overg
comfort that railroad companies ar
ford After the train lot liarBtow
the sich woman brcafhod hnf last The
lead waitress. uut desiring to cause
a diuagrroahin sensation among The
paIcuEru. togt the Womnu'a death a
acrroi and ior Gear that tho nauu
m'rhf leak out she even failed 60
nutlff ManaEor Snyder nd t.oa Anruloas
who personally mot tho train uilh an
ambulance aa requested. and foP the
nrst time wa appraised oi the aas
death. Tho remains we're qaiotiy ru.
moved from DE Pullman. and by sho
diroction OF Manager snydor wore ia
kon 90 an undertaking pariur where
they sore prepared Tor burial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

g. u Con. alr Inspector Tor the
santa We cnaai llnaa. BE- On tha cuy
w Doaa, who sucooodod Nogefase
as tralnmaHter on the New Moalco a.
vision. made hls first official trip 10
the city yesterday
rhero o. a general demand 20 have
tho railroads return tu the oldiaah.
toned passenger wrecks ln which only
r. very fov porn1na we're killed
me pennay ivanla railway 10 60
Greet a steel plant to supply the metal
locessary Cor its blg Improvements.
md the now mn viii koop 1900 men
nuaY Tor at least slx years
A llHht engine struck a cattle train
near nernalillo Monday. resulting 20
a carload of fine hoovos being slauEh.
tered Tho c.alm agent oi the Santa
be- route iH uolliug tho beef at sit a
head
William Penn Clarke. Industrial
AGENT Tor The Santa % Central and
Edward a. Fiold, paYmaatnr for the
Pennsylvania Development company
and he kindred interests left Cor Foe.
rance on company business
The following named nromou lsvo
been examined at Albuquerque Cor tho
position ~ engineers. H W. VIII.
Jams. A. Young. D. y. Donaldson. 3
A Barru. u. D. Frlcko. " a Hinds,
A n Hoarup nnG A. L. McClendon.
ieTa Page. vho has ha charge ~
the Western U1'on business at l.orde-
hurg some time. has "flod in" on q
similar Job az Yuma tie viii bo rue.
ceodod by N e. Codd OF Now Yort.
Mr. Page win 40 ~ Yuma. which was
Mrs Pages home before her marriage
isordeburg society will be- sorry 70
oas NJ and Mrs Page
Il 10 ranored among railroad men
that the asAsn Pc. with the co-opera
tlon of other foada. has devised a aYa.
TEN for registering paasonEora which,
Il n stated, viii ourtnn tho poculaiiCns
OF dishonest conductors and add 20 the
profits o. the companies Although
details Of tho plan have not boen
mado public. ID IA kpovn nat the plan
" to register al passengers upon golnE
aboara irnlns and check them OF upon
ioavinE. The repatriation and checking
TO ha done by station omploYoa "a.
stead nf any mcm9er OF the traia crew
or train agcnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
LAS VEGAS

city Marshal Outright Is yoafinE
iine lodge pan given him BY the b.
OF h. r. No 2tb as q Christmas pros.
ent Tho badge f. OF gold IN the form
OF a star. with q stone 10 the contor
on Il are the words City Marshal. p
The Utork brought a most accept.
able Christmas present 10 Captain
and Mrs A. g. iarkiugton 10 the form
OF a little Girl AZ a result the teie.
graph Instruments in the dispatcher 3
room are clicking right merrily theo5
dayn
Gabiuo Rivera maze d homestead
entry OF 100 acres near Cuervo. "a
Leonard Wood county. before Robert
L. NJ Ross, United States court com.
missioner and Mateo Luian sena also
made hnal proof on hla homestead
entry IN Union county. before the
same omcer
IN a dance in Buffalo hall Saturday
night. Pete 0abaldon waxod angry
because Of tho attention Ben Lucero
war betowing upon biB inamorlla
80 warthy ala the Aforesaid Gabaldon
become that hg pulled lie revolver
on Lucoro Prompt Interference dis.
suaded him from using it A com
plaint waa lodged against 1abaldon
and he was scheduled 10 appear BE-.
fore Justice OteFo 20 answer tot his
unreasouiug act
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
MARKET LETTER

Special CUFrnfp fpondonCr
Kansas Cily. No. Doc ss Cattle
business at Kansas city last uooh
was much restricted. az uaa 90 b.
expected Packers showed come
euioiy fUr killing Kind. particularly
fat steers and corn fod cowa and boih
made good advances CannaFa RONALD
od steady stock cows and sierk cal
voa dun veal calves nrm Foodera
gained along with fut steers. bay
Hi0ckorH did nee chanFn Rofeipla 1f
cattle and calves az Kanaas City f1l
tho yoar 1903 will amount 20 2I8g.008
head. This number has been surpaassI
only once before. which gaa during
ne year 1909 The yards we're eallrsly
closed the arst hirten days o. June
thia year. and not much business va
done che balanco OF tho month. 0thof.
glae this would have probably ben
the banner year in cattle receipts at
Kansas CITY.
Sheep receipts have been at low
obb last week bug the year 1908 wli
Just about equal 1909. the total Tor
each year boias ii55.000 head HAD b
not been ,hat the yards az Kansas
City we're practically out OF business
during the month OF June this yoar.
un aCco1nt Of tho dood thla would have
been much tho larger year % urecord
ai these yards iu sheep receipts Prices
last Wseh showed some strength. NoE
aencan wotho}a uoid "a $3.50. the
ioedlng ond of same shipmouta 81 0oo
a0d feeding lambs at $500 Market
today % no t0 i5 cents higher than
last wook, and iEl wothers and yoaF.
links are worth $500 % lA25. Fed
western lambs iSe0 to t5f0 ewes
gll1 to f13s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
NO MORE PAY CARS
Union Pacific VIII Hereafter psg
ne Men By Check.

Monday uyen'nE wac Jho iast time
that Union Pacific employees Wiz r8-
celve their money from tho pay car.
The employees check viii hereafter
b. aont 10 The station agents who will
pay OFT me men under them This new
system viii save much oxponso % the
railroad company Tho abandoning of
the pay car. uniCh has generally boaE
a special train. win b. a relief % tno
many employee % tho road What
time Il would arrive at any station
has always been a matter % DOUBT
untii it pulled up to tho depot and
stopped This uncertainty has a..
ways beon a matter OF dlfaeuafaction
Win tho ompioyoa. especially those
who worked o. niEht and had 10 go
up an day and wait Tor the pay car
IN all thoao years that the union PA
cifie has operated pay cara only one
o. these cars have bon held up and
robbed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Harvey House Management Explains
Mysteries Affair

TIE story told recently in a san hey
nardln3 paper concerning a Harvey
house waitress who died On tho way
10 tho hospital AZ Ioa Angeles from
typhoid fever brings from the man.
agemont of iho Harvey system what
are said O. bo the faria On the ease
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

No Aors Compartment csn-Ths
Pullman company has ceaaod building
compartment Flroping cars. and the
railroads are gradually stopping using
them Ths passing OF the compaFt.
meat car vas made 40 assured faci
rounJy. when an tho ChicsEo-at
ipuia lines entered into an aEren.
mont io cease their use Soon after
that other railroads aiEnlfiad their
lntsntlon ~ doing away with them
a. fast az possible and the Pullman
company viii not construct any more
aas of this Upo Tho reason Tor the
move ia rot 90 bo found iu lack OF
popuiaSity with the public. but Do the
Tremendously increased cost of travel.
ina compartment car weighs neafiy
ten tons more than the standard Pull.
man. and will not carry as many pas.
aenEerg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

conductcri rttra aaauriaas- rHp
popular and ven knoEu people oi the
city bowed before HymaEn sacred a.
tar ChrisimpG eve. says thc Las Vegas
Optic Theg were Miss Susie aouffor
and Conductor Richard Ebof The Rev
A G. 0oyor performed the corowony
Tho affair was kept very qulot. but
quite a number OF tho couples frlonds
have already received the iuforma.
ton hnd their congratulations we're
prompt aud cordial The bride has
lived 10 tho city since CHILDHOOD and
IL universally esteemed Everybody
knows Dick" Abor aud knows him 60
uko him Here's tO M and Mrs Ahor.
MAJ thoy 1.-Two long and prosper"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Wren Ca0ey T0ek the Bst--An al
tereAtlon oocurred al Coal0ra the
other afternoon between some MoEi.
cans and Americans, IN which blows
we're rapidly exchanged, says the
Captain News The International
character OF the ARRAY added spice
70 Il. and both Sides were encouraged
by their friends The Americans we're
ahoU.ng signs or distress, being but
tWo against ave, ana were on the
polnt OF utriklng their oolorB. when
one OF them stumbled on 10 a base
bail bat Ho hatted With such skill
that the tide Of battle soon caangod.
and what appeared like certain de.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

sm % Work. s. LenoH OF Ras
uoh who is Interested In the Me-.
saieFn HininE company, on Eagio
oveoa. came n 10 Captain He staloi
Ihst the company proposes 20 DO con.
siderable work on their property dur
iag the winter and sprlrg and hopo
20 hAvo reduction process on tho
rrouad 10 handle the ore before the
faisieu grow Mr. f.onnox expects 10
go considerable activity 70 the min.
,aE regions of siucc'n county during
- cOmlnE "ehr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

aHitary lnsttuse cadcts--Ths FOL-
Towing cadets ioft the Roswell MIL.
inFy institute 60 spend the holidays
81 their respective homes w BELL,
p. lyons. y RemHborg and a. Eaaly,
Ratnn. G. r Myers ir. Albuquo-quc
. a. FSN Ei paso, and ". aad G.
Frtdomore. Richardson, n ~ Mr.
Faif b tto taileat cadet ln me school
srssE sir feet siE inches IN height
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

pafroniEe Your Home MorchantNA
striking example % the bonofIts 10 BE-
dertvod by trading 10 Pennington vas
aAoWn ua thls week, says the Times
usatior A lady who d short timo
gtFg had aont 90 Joalins AZ Denver
aaoWed us me collar she had pur
shaaed three ioF ~ cents. aud AZ the
saae time one shr had purchased from
9gaf. johnson q Hunter for 80 cents
Tas latter was equally as good IN
even way az the Denver article and
- loaa than talf aa much
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

foat vas turned into victory. When
the game waa hnianod tho score stood
. to . in favor OF the Americans. A.
a result OF the same tnsro are many
black eyes. and fractured arms and
hoada in Coalora. Later--Uasoy has
received several good oHers from
league clubs TO bat tor them this sea
son. bat pressing business in tho
peace court may prevent him accept
ing az pToaont
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

t5tilabono Woodmen--liiilsb0ro Lod
e go. ia, A. %. a. w. held Ia sent
utsual election OF officers at lts rogul
= noeunR last wednesday night The
esioutnR onloers we're elected; "
Wflsr. m; W. ., Thompson, m w.;
= "a Ross. foreman, J. A. Anderson.
ranogdoF: q. Dawson. anancior; A.
) Eiirsch, ovorsoor j. O. Plommons,
iuaslver. Chaa Meyers. guide; John
Bartngor. g. w.; W. Q, Kendall o. ".
Installation Of the ofloers elect Will
s5uar a. tho next regular netting. Jan.
usFv rs. 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

one Flight Was Enough.--W H..
aneH escorted hls brothesinlaw
H. u Marshall who Ia yisitlns nla.
fewR to Ei ?aso last saturday. and
iasA hfm over the river 30 1uareu aud
aaWaG him q huli dEri sunday SAYS
~ Lordshurg Liborni Mr. Marshall
ls fgom Indiana the state OF Hcvo.
nege. where tnore is nothing more
hrstiI than prize nghts riots and
iyuohinEs. BE Was glad 20 see the
bua aEht. but does not care 90 see an.
ofkcF one Is enough for an ln.
afnrnuu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

silver City Eastern star oRieers.-
shver City Chapter No 3. Eastern
star. haH elected tho following OF.
foeua Tor the ensuing term Mrs.
hearietta Schultz. worthy matron /;
Robert Black. worthy mlroni Mlas
Hsie Abraham, associate matron;
Mrs. Nellie 5chutz treasurer. W. n.
a. woodward. secretary Mrs Car.
ne Portornoli. condolences. Mrs.
lAura A Newcomb. Associate couduc
trosa The appolntlvo omoers have
n0t yet been announced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Md Do0 AZ Noaal-R l. Hust vas
~ Capltan tbs other day He report
"a the ioas 1T iine dos last week.
Tas ahimal was bitteu by d pole cat.
saa became mad When no nOtlceu
atEna ol rabies. he tied the dog up,
h.l q broke loose ana ran in che a..
factioa OF the American mine. where
a wuu killed. u bit a number 90 dOgs.
ana those ogning doga 10 that district
ars requested 30 look out for symp.
taaa OF tho disease. and destroy the
anfutais before they DO harm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

oWcisls Leave Roswell--rho three
uuea connected with the reclamation
uareau OF tho United Statoa Geologi.
uh survey, iave loft Roswell Thcy
"a tor their reCpecnve stations A
-. Davis being az Phoenix Arizona.
~ a. SAVAGE az Washington. ID c.
sd w. n. Sanders a. Los AngeieF
california
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-05

little surplus above interest and taxes to
add to the continual savings from a
salary, to reduce the debt on the home
1t will require some determination and
self-denial at the start, but in a little
while the ambition to own home will
become so strong that the financial end
will move along smoothly.
The home will be paid for more easily
than at first imagined. 1t is also more
than likely that the value of the place
will increase in dollars while it is being
paid for.
Again, people who are saving money
to own home, are people who generally
love their homes and will find content
ment in them.
The habit of economy strengthened by
saving enough to own house, will, in
all probability, manifest itself afterward
in a snug bank account, created by later
savings. And, by the way, good bank
account always tends to give more per-
pendicular slant to ones backbone.
All things considered, the habit of in
dustry and acts of self-denial which
bring the accumulation of money suffici-
ent to pay for house, help to produce a
very good quality of person to live in it.
Other things being equal, a man who
is known in neighborhood as the owner
of the house in which he lives, stands
better, generally speaking, in the esti-
nation of people than does the man who
pays rent.
The owner of property is looked up to
as man who knows the value of a
dollar.
If his house is the result of economy
he will be regarded as a man of some
force of moral character, for people
know that it requires great fidelity to
purpose for one to accumulate enough
money to secure a clear title to house.
Having done this, the man deserves
added respect, for he has achieved some
thing worthy of it,
1t is worth thinking about, and now is
the time to think on the subject.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-05

been dead these five years. But he did
not die when you supposed. That was
but play necessary to deceive q dog
one would not wish barking at his
heels. He called himself secretary
and you-you jackaEyou thought to
buy him, Frenchman, to betray his
master, his king and these colonies!'
Lafayette laughed like q child. HE
bride him to be-what you theenk,
gentlemen?-to be himself A rare
pleasantree, Ell? And the congress,
they theenk he trick them In seventee-
six. They would arres' him yet, when
he is denounce'-even my General Ha-
genr'
Jarrat had fallen back his face black,
his fingers convulsively working, his
teeth gritting one on another like peb-
bles In the hand.
Armand's eyes We're upon Anne,
though he seemed to address all pres
ent:
"The marquis had mission, and he
found 1t to his purpose toto become
himself. He found many thorns In his
way. But he found one rose-one rose
30 pure and fragrant that he wished
70 gather it. He found a lady-a lady
of Virginia, who loved him and be-
lieved In him. The marquis was liv-
ing then. He found himself in peril,
and he trusted her. And at last-he
thought she had betrayed him."
"Ah, my friend" cried Lafayette
wistfully, these long months seeing
you, and l have never told you knew
you-never asked wherefore you hid
yourself from all. Was l not friend,
Charlesf"
Then" Armand continued, God for
give his unbeliefl Then was when be
died"
A great lovely light had come to
Anne's face and smiled from her color
less lips-a light more lovely than the
aurora over SHOWS.
els Il trueT she faltered, looking at
him In a sort Of unbelisving wonder.
'Is II true? And will he live again.
For answer he knelt down at her feet
and put his lips to her hand. She felt
tears upon 1t
When they looked up they were alone
In the room. From the yard came the
rattle OF Birdie chains and the hustle
of mounting. Lafayette met them on
the threshold.
II have search all the place for a
what you call iti-sidesaddle," he
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-05
OWN A HOME
Every Young Couple Should Try and Accomplish
1t Pay o Try

A most worthy ambition for young
married couple to have is the ambition
to own home. Self denials made with
this end in view are proftably made.
When, years hence, the husband comes
home at night and takes from his pocket
the receipt of the final payment on the
house, it will be time in which he and
his wife, in their great joy, will feel that
the end gained is worth all the denials
which it will have cost, says the North
field News.
Observe how this desire to own a
home will show itself in all that these
ambitious people do. Every purchase
beyond the necessities of life will be
carefully considered. The throwing
away of dimes and dollars for frivolous
things will be almost unknown.
Every extra cent will go into the home,
either toward paying for it or in the
little things which will make the place
more attractive within and without
for this is to be a permanent home. Nc
tlght-hsted landlord VIII be around &c
demand higher rent or vacating of the
premises.
By all means cultivate the ambition to
have house of your own. Better live
in your own cottage than pay rent for a
mansion. Begin to-day; inquire into the
matter. Do something soon toward
accomplishing the object, if only to
make small monthly payment on a
building lot. Soon you will own a lot
and when little more money is saved
bank or and individual with money for
investment, will be glad to furnish the
necessary funds for you to build house.
Then the road to owning home will &C
right along easily. There will be nice
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-05
Estate of Rodney ID. Hall.

CTATE OF VERMONT, mn, ,,
ODIsTRICT OF ADDISON, IS. Ing rrooate
Court for the District of Addison:
Tc all persons interested in the estate OF
Rodney d. Hall, late OF Orwell, in said
District, deceased.
GREETING
By the authority OF the State OF Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the
said Probate Court, at the Probate Office in
Middlebury, in said district, on the 18th day
of August, A. d. 1904, to show cause II any
you have, why the account of Z. +. Young,
Executor of the estate OF said deceased,
should not be allowed and also why the
residue of said estate should not be distrib.
uted to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Middlebury, in said District, this
25th day of July, A. D., 1904.
81 MABEL A. BLISS, Register.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-05

men at the porch, hurried steps, voice
shaking with a strange vibration, ask
Ing questions in broken English.
At the sound Armand threw back his
head and stood like a stone image.
There was pause. Then
Louis Armand" said the sibilant,
hating tongue, 81 command you to
open thees door. You will not, ehI You
know who l amT
splintered door tumbled upon It. and
Armand stood to attention in the blaze
Of lantern light. At a glance Anne
knew the officer who stood In the door
way, surrounded by a glittering staff.
He was the major general commanding
the division.
You surrendair, then? Good! An
where, Major Woodson, is the infor-
mair who has done such brilliant sairv-
Ice to denounce-eh? Come stan be-
side ms, Msieu Jarrat. an let us over
whelm thees villainw
He advanced a step into the room,
his bright eyes on the pair.
"Ha. An you theenk | have never
recognize you, Charles, all thees time
me who was your old brother in the
College du Plessis? Me 49, Lafayette ?
Take off that wig. Take 1t off. tell
you,"
Mechanically, Armand put his hand
to his head. He drew off the black
peruke, and, all at once unconfined, his
brown, curling hair fell to his shout
ders, the ends just touching the yellow
Cross of st. Louis which sparkled like
a topaz on his breast. The act trans
formed him. The set mouth was gone,
the face all softened to youthfulness.
Louis Armand the impostor, seized
at WILLIAMSBURG shouted Jarrat. car
mand, who escaped the clutches of the
congress! Armand, the traitor, gen
tlemen. Tear Off his cross"'
One of the circle about Lafayette
turned facing him with an oath, but
the general was before him.
"Now he cried mo! Not Louis
Armand the traitor, but Charles Louis
Armand, colonel of Armand's legion
and Marquis de la Trouerier'
There was an instant of silence that
turned babel behind the speaker.
"a Her shouted Jarrat. "a liel The
Marquis de la Trouerie Is dead" Anne
had risen, trembling, speechless, hei
eyes fixed and glittering.
AYE" said Armand sternly, stretch
ing his arm toward him. "He has
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-05
What kind of a
Daily Newspaper
Do you want in
Your Family -?

You are very particular about the companions
chosen by your children and you cannot afford to
take less care in the choice of your daily news
paper, which exerts a silent but potent influence
ON all who read its columns regularly.
This political year you need good daily paper.
Quality rather than price should determine your
choice. Better take paper than one Of low
standard.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-05
Butchers, MerCh'tS, Hide BUYERS

Should write to Carroll S. Page, Hyde
Park, VT, who wishes to purchase their
Hides, Calfskins, Sheep Pelts, Tallow and
Bones. He pays spot cash. He pays
the freights. He pays full market values.
He wishes to arrange with some one in
every village, where he has no agent, to
sell Poultry Supplies and to pick up for
him Hides, Calfskins, Sheep Pelts. and
Bones He furnishes money with which
to buy and he keeps his agents thorough
ly posted at all times as to market values.
Write him for full particulars.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-05
New Advertisements
For Piles.
Sample mailed free.
One application gives relief.

The continued use Of Hum
phreys' Witch Hazel Oil per-
nanently cures Piles or Hem
Orrhoids-External or Internal,
Blind or Bleeding, Itching or
Burning, Fissuresa and Fistulas.
Relief innmediate-cure certain.
Three Sizes. 25c.. soc. aud S1.OO. Sold by
Humphreys Medicine Co., Cor. William and
John sts., New York.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-05
The Peoples Store

put up in 10 ID. pals with brine, which
makes very desirable way to buy
them. We also have, nice Smoked
Halibut in nice clean, one Id. box.
Also new and fancy lot of Whale
Cod at the low price of seven cts. h..
Don't forget that we always have
that nice Boneless Corned Beef in rolls
at 10 cents a pound. If you are look
ing for PURE LARD, try our "Silver
Leaf, it is absolutely pure.