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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02
WILLIAMS
KIDNEY PILLS

Have you neglected your Kidneys?
6ave you overlooked yeur nervous
system and caused trouble with your
Kidneys and bladder? Have you
pains In lolns, side. back. groins and
BLADDER Have you a aabby appear
ancs Of the face. especially under
the eyes. Too frequently q desire
20 pass urine? II Sc. wfli!xms Kid
ney Pill will cure you.
Price soc.
For sale by The Waits Pharmacy.
Cor. Bland street and PrinestuA ave
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02
Csnsiderate Brideqroom,

A belleville girl and young man,
oo'A or whom had steady jobs, were
married the other day. The day after
they were married the girl said to her
fond husband:
oh. George! now that We are mar.
RED there is only one thing / regret.
and that Is that have to give up my
fine position
The fcnd youag husband stroked the
siiken tresses of the young wifey's
nair and soothingly replied:
NOW, darling, don't worry. You
needn't give up your position. III
give up mine. Judge.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02
PnESi PILBB. Pn.ESs

Williams Indian Pile Ointment VIII
cure Blind. Bleeding and Itching
Piles. II absorbs the tumofs. aliays
itching At once. acts ~ q poultics
dives instant relief. williams Ia
dian Pile Ointment 9 prepared for
Piles and itching of the private parts
Mail soc. and 500. williams M'rg
Co.. Cleveland. o.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02
slONIToR FLOUR - NIGH class
UINSY SPRAINs AND SwEIJ..
IyGs CURED.

"in November, 1891, caught
I'D and mad the quinsy. My throat
as swollen SO could hardly
reathe. I applied Chamberlain s
ain Balm and II gave Rc relief in
short time. In two days L was ali
Ght. says Mrs. l.. GousiAs. otter
urn. Mich. ChaAberlaiAs rain
aim is a lisiRent sHd is especially
iluabio for spraias and sweillnEs.
"or sale by The Waite Pharmacy.
orHsr PFiAestoA Ave. sac SfasS o.
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HO0HHg IIIVERwoHr
TAR ANB CANOHALAouR

Fer the cenplsts cure Of Coughs,
Colds, Asthma and BronsbitIs and
all LunE complaints tondsrins 20
Consumption, LIvBRwoRTH, TAR
AND WILD CHERRY. have for ages
maintained an established reputation
% standard Cough Remedy. II con.
tAins no opium or harmful drug. can
be Owen with safety 70 children.
Price Sl.5O
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NOTICE!

7 VIII ast 10 responsible fer aay
sebts contracted ~ aayoRs Othn
tsah mysslf ". r, RBRNs.
Oct. 26th. 1897.
1885,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02

The regular monthly pilgrimage o.:
Vest Virginia office seekers to
Washington has begun. and will con-
hue until next June. II is there
hat candidates are made, and the
riders prepared of the things the
'arty must do. The great similarity
the slavery of blacks before the
var and In the Republican voters o?
Vest Virginia Of the present day Il
hat they both got their orders from
White bosses. Paint them all the
anne color and no one could tell the
hattel slave from the political slave.
--Parkersburg Sentinel.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02
AGED LADY DIS
At SALTvILLE, VA.

Brig.ol Tenn. Nov Mrs. Nan
y Whltesker. widow Of Alexander
Whiteaker. and mother Of A. p.
whitaker, a prominent Bristol law
yer. and Mr5 ". " Burrow. died
q her home at Ssltville. Va. Thur
lay night. aged IS years. She was
held ia high esteem. being one OF the
most generally beloved women IN
,oIthwest Virginia.
r p Sv 90. farther Of r. r. A.
sweet. prominent business man OF
Bristoi, died ~ his home az Alvara-
20. Washington county. Virginia.
Tue2iay % this week lie vas 81
years Of age His death was due 20
paralysis
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02

MEN WANTED-Miners, coke men
and laborers OF all kinds. can find
steady employment at the large
mining and coking plant of the
PocahontaS Consolidated Golfers
Co., Pocahontas, Va. Apply In
person to VIM. Leckie, Division
Superintendent. 1l-ltf
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

ADS IN THIS COLUMN ONE CENT
A WORD.
WANTED for U. 8, Army [;
able bodied unmarried
men between ages Of u
and 35; citizens Of United
States, Of good character
and temperate habits wha
can speak, read and write
English. Men wantel now
for Service in Cuba. Fol
information apply at Re-
cI-uiting Office Thornton
Building, Bluefield, w
Va
Va.
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Bilious Jim grew 90 thia
He hardly Esas q sAadaW,

Bilious Jim grew 80 thfA
He hardly Esds q shadsW,
me day q fried presented Liza
With Rydsle's LAYER Tablsts.
10 took tie hiEt, began thsir use.
And this il what bsfsn hiA,
IL grew 80 tat. Hsither sh0ss nor Hsi
Could be found 10 a. hin
doRAL-Don't MAKE your Wills
But cure your iis,
~ using Rydale's Liver Pills.
SO chocolate coated tabIsta n a Ger
snisnt boz rrl0s only % qann
Easy TO take, plsssspt in sRsets.
,sfs sure. We guarantees tAsH.
Fer sale ~ The waite rhRrwaay
or BIaBG strest and Yrincstsn ave
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02

We notice the following from the
ltorial columns OF TN. Parkers-
,ur. State Journal:
Yea. everybody wants tariff re-
f!sion-not now. but soon.
DATE FIXED.
After he next presidential cleo
ton--tarift revision
,mphaBts.
orp OPP
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02

cTisiSisIa .Ysn ~ - IT, ala laG i,
- S~Ia..SItv >.-A4G.U 80 we CaouI;
noS NJ this time brlns the matter NJ
again. Ws were criticised - icing
insin2-re. as making statement.
without due cghd teros!oa. ani flght-
ing Ike interests f tho people o.
eheael@ We are willing TO wori
lian1 ia hawl with the chamber O.
semToSr29. or any othor body. for the
prymSt,0s Of greater Bluefieli, bat
wo cifzll speak our paina upon any
- portant question. and Whenever
my / ly lESTSs in what We in our
Anmsle ia jS.Ssat perceive TO be the
Trong ..iie.t'oa, We shall no: he'd.
ate - poiGi eu1 IN corrors as they
nay appear 10 III. We are not In
allible. bat somstirpes right.
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HELP WANTED-Lady as clerk
well recommended. state wages
Address Box 47S.
lift
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02

The Daily Leader Is the hest al,
vertislsg mediumiH this section.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02

WASTED-EvERY ONE IN NEED
OF ANY KIND OF INSURANCE TO
CALL on f.. II. EASLBY, PHONE
IA. 10-24-lw
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-02

ALL who have COWS 10 sell send
their names to the Leader Office.
z. 7. Bishop. Dluefisld.
10-30-1w
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10 A.HrEORf k:sp
SOUR hToflA cn
(UiCkLf RELJEt-ED AID PERM.
ANENTLY CURED sr RrpAiE.s
STOMACH TABLETS.

Heartburn and boar etomach are
caused BY an acid or sour condition
OF the stomach ouirk rSl!sf II OBJ
tanned from these dtstrsnsing symp-
IONS OF Indigestion BY taking one or
two tahlsu when needed. Taken
regularly after meals they tone and
strengthen the stomach and enable
{ 20 digest the food anl prevent fer
msntAtion. which h the esvss of
heartburn and sour stomach. Sold
end guaranteed BY The white Phar-
macy. Cor. princstin ave. and Bland
street.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
R4ILRO4D,S STATEMENT.
Accident Blamed to NiSunderstand-
ing of Train Orders.

Boston, Sept. 15.-The following statement WH'
given out by the Boston & Maine Railroad OH
cials in this city to-day:
The collision was evidently due to a misunder-
standing of train orders Train 2bi tirelsI!I,,
Engine "a. Engineer Z. P. Shurtlen, Conductoi
b J. Lawrence. due to leave Boston via South-
ern division at 7:35 p. Saturday, left concord
at 12:45 this forenoon and arrived at canaan
Train so consisting of Engine $50, Engineer J.
2. Callahan, Conductor F. Q. Brown with pas
gage car. coach. smoker and sleeping car !e.'
White River Junction for Boston at 800 a. i''
forty-five minutes late.
Train 81 &C. Y. pasSenger) left White RlNeF
Junction at > a. m. hour and thrty-slx
minutes late. At East Andover, twenty-seEen
miles south of Canaan. an order was sent -ot
(and the same order to Trains 80 ana ~ al
White River Junction., giving the former GOO
forty minutes on the time of Train 30 and thirty
minutes the time OF Train 81, these orders
being repeated hack and completed in the usual
manner.
At Canaan orders were sent 267 annulling for
meT order and giving them one hour and ten
minutes on the time of 81
The same order was given to No. 81 at White
River Junction. both were repeated back to the
dispatcher and according to the records. eX-
actly as sent, although. for some as yet uneX-
planned reason. the order which was delivered
TO the engineer and conductor of No 26I al
Canaan gave them one hour and ten minutes
over train 80. which had not then arrived at
Canaan. This order should have read NO. "a,
aud, according TO the dispatchers records IL
was SO sent and repeated by the canaan opera
tor This discrepancy can be cleared only by
thorough investigation, which will be made ar
once.
The accident occurred on straight line about
one mile south of West Canaan -four miles
north of Canaan. at I % o'clock this morning.
II was very foggy morning. and the engine
men were not much more than two hundred feet
apart when they came in sight Of each other
Both were running fast. the freight on a down
grade Of about fifty feet TO the mile. The en-
gine Of the passenger train telesCoped the bag
gage car and coach which was occupied largely
BY French Canadians their way to the mills
at Manchester. Nashua, Lowell and Fall River.
OCCupantS of the smoker were, far
can at present learn. not seriously injured.
and those in the Pullman car suffered only
from the shock
II started from Concord and White River juno
ton. together with an abundance of doctors,
nurses. etc, from Concord. and the track was
cleared at o'clock this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
A. J. WHITEMAN INSANE
Duluths Er-Mayor and Forger
Transferred to DdnnemOra.

Alonzo J. whitepnan- ex-Mayor OF Duluth and
former member OF the Minnesota legislature. who
has been on several occasions in the tolls IN this
city. has been transferred from Auburn state
prison the State Hospital for Criminal Insane az
Dannernora- He was serving sentence for for
gerry on the Fidelity Trust Company OF Buffalo
After being graduated from Hamilton College,
where his greatest distinction was his record as
poker player he came here TO the Columbia Law
School From here he went Duluth. practised
law and served twice as State Senator He was
prominently mentioned possible candidate for
the United States Senate
At that time vhitenan satd &c be worth
100000
he was sentenced TO nine years tor forgery.
Through technicalIty whitenan never served a
day OF his sentence
His first arrest here in 1897 eha-gs or
defrauding the Columbia Bank. he was acquitted
In June OF the following year he sentenced 70
one year in St Louis for swindlng. appealed. s1c
forfeited his bail before decision on the appeal
had been reached
Whiteman was arrested in New York the seco-d
time in 1899 with Robert J. Knox. William Hartley
and Charles Z. Stewart Whiteman was ssnt %
Chicago. where he was wanted on anothsr sT1n-
ding charge. and the others went 10 prison Hs
managed 10 escape punishment in Chicago. ard
then startled the country by alleged expose OF
the methods OF the Pfnkerton men in hoUrdins hD
February. 1901 again found whitensn IN trouble
here for swindling the propriscors OF the Hotel
Navarro. He was sentenced TO two years and SIX
months. but got trial and was discharged
at the request OF District Attorney Jerome Whns
waiting for the decision IN this WhttsrAs
arrested in Boston August SO. 1901 for sev-
eraI swindles. He made restitution. and ATS hs
mother had made earnest plea he was cr
charged
In November. 1908. whitsulan was arrested fos
defrauding the Auditorium Hotel IN Chicago. ocs
made restitution again and the charge was n''
pressed against him In the latter part OF sspsU
Der. 1894 he arrested in St Louis for fofs7'y
committed against the Fidelity Trust Company q
Buffalo, but escaped Dunkirk whfs oeIns
taken 10 Buffalo. IL was said that rs %unnS~s
from the train while 10 was running &c ths n" +"
fifty miles an hour.
Not until January 2s. 1905. did the dsfectfES y.
trace Of whiteman again Ever since us $500
they bad been watching the hons Of his rno1. -.
Dansville. n. Y, and became convinced DA' ~
forser was IN hiding there
After a sensational chase through tn' -.
whiteu1an was cornered on the roof. ta<e1 u
falo and after two trials sentenced TO Al0N "a
At first he was regarded as a model prlso .. n
was made a teacher IN the schools Ls''i. .v,
said the officers discovered that he nad oeen "a
ing the inmates secret instructions II Nl
high finance. aud he received otnsr "01
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
EAT AND DRINK AT LINERS SIDE
Thousands Stay All Day Within Shadow of
the Giant Lusitania.

crowd of about twenty-five hundred persons so
per cent of whom came from Out-of-town places
camped yesterday about the bow of the huge Gu
harder Lusitania, tied up at Pier 81. North River.
The officials at the pier had their troubles
with the visitors, and watchmen quit for the
night with throats. caused by the constant
shouting: No will be allowed aboard until
Wednesday. Won't you please step back and give
others a chance TO see herr"
Captain Baldwin and fifty policemen from the
Charles street police station duty through
the day and had the crowd well in hand. 4
large number OF the out-of town visitors were not
content 10 look at the big liner for hour two
but insisted on sitting throughout the day camp
stools and eating three meals in the shadow of the
biggest passenger steamer a1oat.
A current in the forenoon that the
Lusitania would be open for public inspection about
p m. and. notwithstanding the positive announce
ment of the officials that could go aboard
the curious assembly fingered until after dark.
Fortunately for the public there is no high fence
the pier bulkhead, and the thousands who are
view of her and the entire port side
The Lusitana has quickened the market for the
obnoxious dispenser of postcards. and helped the
oily pushcart Greek to dispose of his ancient and
overpolished fruit supply. a merry Irishman who
made few pennies yesterday rushing the Willie"
back and forth from the guarded side entrance of
West street saloon the thirsty camps by the
bulkhead observed that the Louiseeantia the
i'll wind that always blows good to somebody
tirpac
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
noN,T UNDERSTAND JACKSONS LEIi11s
F.U. Members Think Attorney een''-
nodcsd Question About Wages.

Some of the delegates at yesterday -, a
Of the Central Federated Union thoush. -.r,v
letter from Attorney General Jackson - ~
70 an inquiry about the prevailins -,,,,
wages and eight hour law. was not - -
enough 1t gave an outline OF the oPe
the law, but what the delegates rrs-
the powers the unions have 70 enl0'''
vailing rate of wages. .,s
II don't believe said John > rem. -.
recording secretary, that there Is
here who understands the letter u.,o,
"The workingmen never get any satislaor
when thew look to the officials" said jams
Dalv. of the Dock Builders Union fnsi'
too many 'one-horse politicians
II was decided to send a COMMITTEES 10 -
Board of Estimate and Apportionnnent 0H
dav with lists of the union wages
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
state Of New York.

State Of New York
~ " Aibany 5slll5S August PI:7,'is p iso7.
Grand Central station. New York City
time ago in reference to the extension Of the eIec
tF;S re, service on the New York Central:
poses 10 extend the electric service on the Harlem
tons of Mount Vernon Tuckahoe and White Plains
grade crossings are ordered. and on the Hudson
grade crossings at ossining and Tarrytown is
II this understanding is correct. will you please
confirm con and advise the commission what time it
service service on each division after the above grade
cr0Ssing eliminatioDs have been ordered?
push forward the grade crossng Work 59b above [h re 20
TERED iIT TO and we hope that your improvements
truly yours, J. Z. SAGUE. Commlssloner.
New YORK central & Hudson River Railroad Co.
Grand Central Station.
Mr. J. e; sague. Commissioner. Public Service
Dear Sir: Replying to your favor OF August ~
/ have the pleasure of saying that your under
standing is correct-that If eminations ordered
the Harlem division, and ossining and Tarrytown
on the Hudson division this company Is prepared
the Harlem division and Harmon (CrOton) on the
Regarding the time that Will probably be re-
quired to install the complete electric service on
been ordered. l roughly estimate that two years
II is certainly very gratifying to me personally
10 know that the commission Is taking such ener-
getic action on this important elimination Ques-
fion and | look forward with anticipation 10 the
receipt of the orders for the climlndtlQns at the
". ]. wIIGUs. Vice-President-
The Public Service Commission, I'd District last
week issued the formal order for elimination OF
the three Harlem Railroad grade crossings IN
Mount Vernon above the New York City line. The
De MiIt avenue crossing, which Is within the city
limits of New York will have to be considered by
the lst District Commission. and this matter VIII
no doubt be quickly acted on. The order for the
elimination Of the grade crossings on the Harlem
Railroad at Tuckahoe has also just been made by
the Puhlfc Service Commission, % District.
The situation regarding the remaining grade
crossings covered in the above correspondence is
as follows:
ossining-Nearlv all OF the questions involved in
.ha elimination of grade crossings IN thts town
n0inted nj Albany for September % at , p
when settlement of the remaining points Will no
White Plains-The questions involved in grade
crossing eminations In this village have been sub
1nitted TO r n. Barrett. corporation counsel, and
meeting of the board of trustees on September l6
Tarrytown-The village authorities consider
ing the plans which have been presented by the
New York Central. and the matter is now in the
hands of F. V. Millard. corporation counsel
ready to take prompt action regarding the cross
ines at White Plains and Tarrytown on receipt OF
definite information from the village authorities.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

of the train. and. running forward, we saw the
wreck OF the passenger car It was just light
enough to see a little, but il made one sick TO
see even that much. Every then began TO
work hard and it seemed hours before help came
Hanover, y. H, Sept. 15.-An unknown boy
who was taken to the Margaret Hitchcock Hos
pital here suffering from arm and leg tract
llzss received in the Canaan wreck, died to-
night making the number of deaths from the
wreck twenty-five.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Saunders and child OF
Nashua. who at the hospital were dls-
charged tonight as were Mr.. and Mrs henry
Moran. also of Nashua. The remainder Of the
victims at the hospital. with the exception u
one unidentified girl. who may die, were re-
ported as comfortable tonight, and expected 10
recover.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
IRMISTTCE IN MOROCCO.
Another Day Granted to Tribesmen
Sultan LeaUes Fez.

Paris. Sept. 15.--General Drude. in a dispatch
to the War Office. announces that he has given
the Moroccan tribesmen another days armistice
to enable them to come to an understanding
among themselves. A delegate from the Chaiouia
tribe, who made the request for the prolongation
of the armistice, said that his tribe would, if
necessary. use force to bring the other tribes to
agreement.
General Drude also announces that Abd-el-
Aziz, the Sultan, left Fee for Rabat on Septem-
ber 12.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
EXCURSION TO WHITE MAINTAINS

Ihose seeking an opportunity visit the White
Mountains this autumn may take advantage OF the
oner OF the New England Steamship Company
Wch VIII sell excursion tickets at one fare until
October 10 Fabyan. Breton Woods RsthIAhsn,
and Maplewood. with stop-over privileges for those
who wish to "a to ethsr-ySsoxta
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
nPuFF, BARRED IN CLEVELAND.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Cleveland Sept 1.-THE edct has gone forth
that, the puff" the latest in feminine coifures.
cannot be seen in the Cleveland public schools nor
yet in the offices of the school department. Teach
ers and stenographers TO the officers alike are
debarred from its use in their adorpment.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
JAPANESE COMPANIES HARD HIT.
Press Speaks Doubtfully of Ability to Pay
Losses Of Eakodate Fire.

Victoria, B. c. Sept 15.-The loss of insurance
liabilities carried by eight japanese companies
at Hakodate amounts TO 100000 yen. The
Toxic press speaks pessimistically of the obli-
CATION Of the insurance companies. some of
which are liable for more than their paid-up
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
RISINGS IN THREE TOWNS.

Hong Kong, Sept. 15.-Mosze, Mokak and
Fapkoi. market towns in the Kwai-Chuan ds
tict Of the Chun-Chow prefecture, report stimuli.
taneous uprisings of natives. The insurgents
bore banners on which were inscribed, THE
people are driven by the officials to RISE.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
MORE CHOLERA CASES IN RUSSIA
Three Deaths in Moscow-Heavy Emigration
to Siberia.

st Petersburg Sept 15--Four fresh cases of
cholera of which three were fatal, have been
reported from Moscow and that vicinity The
government of Viatka is declared to be infected
with the disease.
A telegram received here from RiaZan says
that sol 900 emigrants have passed through
there since the beginning of the year, bound for
Siberia
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
SOCIAL DEMOCRATS AT ESSEN

Essen Sept. 15-Some 40 oeiesa'es' -, T,srno.
+sr,sIa attended the opening OF the Social Dens.
cratic congress here tonight Herr singer. 80.
was chosen president. in speech d"s4e -
industrial development IN the Ruhr district, ~r,A
be said the citadel OF capitalism was 20 %
Herr Bebel and other members OF tne
-sx~-axpoue the AsaeGAtaa - &aA aon
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

Several thousand young men On
their way to college will be birds Of
passage through our little town this
week.
So we have our young mems Fall
and Winter suits all ready, and you
may be glad to see them, even if your
college days are past.
incidentally, it looks ike young
mans season-so CHEEKY and youth
full are the fabrics of this Winters
suits.
Winter overcoats ready too, as well
as furnishings, hats and shoes.
Same for school boys.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren It 13,a g. SIND ct.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
n. Y. &. ELECTRIC PLANS.
Ready to Ertend Service When
Crossings 4re Eliminated.

Albany. Sept. l5.-The New York Central & Hud-
son River Railroad Company will extend electric
service the Hudson and Harlem divisions pro-
vlding grade crossing eltnnations are ordered The
position of the company is shown by the following
correspondence:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

Boston, Sept. 15.-The following statement va
given our bv the Boston 6, Maine Railroad Off
cials in this city to-day:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

state OF New York
Public Service Commission Second District.
-, Albany. August o. 1901.
w J. Wilsus. esq. vice president the New Yorl
Central q Hud-on RiNcr Railroad nar,N,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-04-13

}. A, Adams. Alxmosa's boss
cattle buyer, has been n very busy
man for the past 40 DAYS, during
which time he has shipped from
Alamosa 1903 head of cattle, 5000
sheep, not counting the many
sales he made to farmers near our
town. All of this stock WAS fat
tened on peas. which speaks vol
ums for the pea IA fat producer.
-Alsmoss journal.
j. W. Yates, of the real estate
firm Of Yates 4 McClsih, of Colo
RADIO Springs, informs rs that he
sold to j. ID. Shmmerour, of Yer
non, Texas, $50 acres Of land south
of Alamoss, that the Texan in
tends to improve and cultivate and
establish high grade mule ranch.
Mr.. Yates also sold l6O acres to
l.. H. Eddlsblute. of Pennsyl-
vania, who will improve aud cult.
vate same. Courier,