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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05
Disaster 10 a steamer.

Sr. LOUIS, April 5.-Private dis.
patches state that the steamer e. 0.
Stonard, of the KOuptY line, which
left here on Sunday, ran into a bapk
between Commerce and Cairo and
sank in fifteen feet of water. No fur
ther particulars. She left here with
LOO tons of freight and filed out be.
low to 100 tons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05

New York Sun.
The electric light is now used at the
New York theaters to produce various
new and startling effects. 1t is ap.
Piled to the incantation scene in the
BLACK Crook" at Niblo' for instance,
with curious results. 1t flames from
the eyeless sockets Of the peSloman-
ceris skull, cTackles along the dead
branches Of skeleton trees, an / floods
the whole stage with unearthly brill
liancy. This is probably the first time
that electricity has been so systemal-
ioally applied to stage purposes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05

THE legislature will adjourn Thurs
day, and at this writing it seems that
there will be no settlement of the
state debt, at least al the regular ses-
sion. During the recent excitement
bonds were very active, and It is
probable that many of the old holders
and spectators were sharp enough to
unload. That being the case new
set will come on to clamoF Tor settle
ment. It's possible that there will be
an extra session to act upon this, and
other unfinished business. Even then
it is doubtful whethor the present
legislature could agree upon spything.
Ifnothing is done the state debt viii
be the question in the next canvass,
which will begin to open about a year
from now. There will be no presiden-
tial election tiat year. and the people
would have a fair chanae to consider
the naked issue upon its merits, Last
year we we're told, and a great many
people believed it, thai the defeat oi
John v. Wright would be the next
thing to the defeat of Hancock. and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05
Associated Press Report ]

NASHVILLE, April 8. = The vote
rejecting the funding bill, to fund the
state debt at one hundred and three
per cent interest, has been recOnsid-
cred and just passed the senate, and is
now only awaiting the governors sig
nature to become the law.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05

CINCINNATI went democratic yes
terday at the municipal election. WIN.
Means, democrat, was elected by a
majority Of 1900 or 1000 over Jacobs,
the present mayor. The Gazette, a
republican paper, supported Means,
and is credited with his election. This
is what the republicans will call an
"off" " election.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05

THE squabble in the senate pre-
vents combinations andis regarded by
Senator Salisbury and others as dis.
Respectful to the president. The su-
Dpreme court is at dead stand still on
account of the vacancy for which
Stanley Matthews has been nominated,
The absence Of a single member OF the
number on active duty prevents a
quorum. Owing to the indisposition Of
Justice Bradley, few days since, the
court had to adjourn week.
Judge Clifford has been off the bench
for some time, and his age and in
frmities make it certain that he will
not return. Justice Hunt has been
absent from the bench some three
years, and is understood to be perma-
nently disabled, and yet he continues
to draw his salary and to stand in the
way of the appointment Of a man able
to perform the duties of the position.
Having been appointed in 1872, he has
not yet served the term Of ten years,
which would entitle him, being seven
ty years of age, to retain the salary il
he were TO retire. That is doubtless
the reason:h9 is not ready..to resign. II
the actual vacancy on the bench were
filed, the absence Of a single memb'r
would net break a quorum, The SEN
ators seem to think it more important
to give Riddleberger a place than tc
confirm the neminstion Of Stanly
Matthews.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05

WE learn from Hon. Geo. B. Peters,
who returned from Nashville this
morning, that Governor Hawkins
signed the bill yesterday afternoon to
continue the present Taxing District
government until next January.
Therefore no necessity for an election
Il. l.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05
NASHVILLE.
The 1903 Bill Passes, and Ready
TO be Signed.
1t Passes by a Vote of Thirteen to
Twelve.
Senator Smith, of FentresS,
Changed.

Special to Public Ledgcr.l
NASHVILLE, April 8, 12:lG pm
The hundred -and-three bill was re-
considered and passed by a vote Of
thirteen to twelve. Senator Smith, Of
Feutress, changed,
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Cotton.

The market opened to-day with an
active demand and frmer feeling,
prices east having advanced Lice and
abroad 1-16d. Sales yesterday were
1850 bales; to exporters 700, to spin
ners 1850, closing steady.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05
Cold weather In Yirainin.

DANvILLE, VA, April 5.-The
Thermometer this morning stood at %
degrees. Ice formed during the night
and GoyeFed streams and ponds. It's
feared that the whole fruit crop is
rnined.
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Liverpool Market

LIVERPOOL. April B.-'ruEpentIne
spirits in London frmer at 2ls; wheat,
spring No. 2, frmer at 9s 3d. No. /
white frmer, at 9s Sd; winter, 6rmer,
at 9s l0d; corn, mixed, steady at IS
GID; old, 5s 4d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05
THE CiNCINNATI ELECTION.
WIN Means, Mayor, the Only
Democrat Elected.

CINCINNATI, April 5.-Figures be-
lieved to be next to official count for
trustworthiness, give the following ex-
hibit of majorities of persons elected
at yesterdays Cincinnati municipal
election: Total vote polled, about
$4,000; VIM. Means, Mayor, 25l4;
Philip H. Kumler, city solicitor, l273i
VIM. Boettzer, city treasurer, 1917;
Frank A. Thacher, member Of the
board of public works, 3O7i Warren
Higley, judge OF police court, 520;
John A. Caldwell, prosecuting attor-
ney of police court, 1913; George e.
Richards, clerk OF police court, 1859;
Wn. II. Moore, wharf master, 1924;
Henry Lachtrop, director of city in
frmary, 1852. VIM. Means, mayor,
is the only democrat in the above list.
Four members of the board of educa-
ton at large, received the following
msjorities. Howard Douglass, 473i
Rabbi Max Lillienthal, 933; Francis
Perry, 100; Willis G. Hall, 14l. The
only democrat elected to the board oI
education, is Howard Douglass. Fol
justice of the peace at large, Henry
Haynes, republican, received 242S
maioritf.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05
No Executive session Yef.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Iu the SEN
ate, the resolution for the election OF
officers was taken up. A motion by
Mr.. Harris to go into executive ses-
sion was lost, Yeas, &c; nays, 30.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05
JACKSON.
The Supreme Court on the Shelby
Law Docket.

Special to the LEDeER.l
Jackson, Tenn, April 5.-The
supreme court commenced the calls
of the Shelby law docket this morn
ing. Tomorrow it will commence a
peremptory call of the docket, and all
cases reached will be tried or contin-
ued. G. Il. X.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05
NOtiOe Of ElsctiOn iOr In0orpOratiQn.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on THURS
~ DAY, 7th day Of April. 1851. an election
will he held by me In the town of Miilingt0n,
Shelby county, Tenn, to ascertain the will Of
lhe qnaliehed voters therein in regard to the
INCORPORATION Of said town.
Those who favor the incorporation Of said
town thsll have on them printed or written
ballots, the word Corporation" Those op-
posed shall have on them printed or written
ballots, the words 'No Corporation"
P. X. ATHY,
Sheriff of Shelby county, Tenn.
Memphis, 5th day Of March, 1881, dsz
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05
HxroRTs.

NEW YORK, April 5, 1927 pm
Cotton opened quiet and firm;
now firm at l-l6c higher Ordinary,
70; good ordinary, s 1866; low
middling, 10c; middling, lose; good
middling, II 7-l6c; middling fair,
II -l6cI fair, l3 Lice. Futures opened
steady, now dull att to T.points above
yesterd US closing prices, as follows;
nelivarias for
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Fire.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, April 81
Wards elevator at VicksburS, Kala-
mazoo county, burned last night. The
loss on building and Srain is $780,
insurance, 1000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05

THE president has nominated Mr.
Thomas II. Prince to be postmaster at
Gallatin, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05
sales to-day, $3.50 bales.

New ORLEANS. April 5, 11;30 M.
Cotton steady. Middling, l0sG, Sales
to-day $50 bales, Receipts, 4Sl9 bales.
Stock, 300, O,4S3 bales.
LIVERPOOL, April 3, 2;3O pm
Cotton opened frmer and fractionally
dearer. Uplands, 6 l.16d; Or
leans, CID. Sales to-day 10000 bales.
Receipts II 900; American, $3.50. Flu
lures opened firm and traction bet
ter; now as follows: Deliveries
for April, GAG 1-32d; April and May,
GAG 16d May and june, 6 63-32a6bd;
June and July. 63-16d; July and Au-
gust, @ 7.32a63d; August and Sep.
tember, 6 9-32a6 5.l6d; September
and October, B1sl6di November and
December, 9 l5-18a6 9l-32d.
MANCHESTER, April 5, 2.30 p m.-
Yarns and fabrics are quiet and steady.
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THOS. MAYDWELL,
80 Union ST., Memphis.
Ar NO. 20 BEAL sTREET:
Hnn-RanIhani lIntIen.

No. 3993-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tonn.-Elizabeth Stanley ct al vs..
da Il Stanley OF al.
1T appearing from affidavit in this ceUse
Il that the defendants, Ida Stanley
and Alice L Stanley are non-residents
OF the State Of Tennessee; II is therefore
ordered that they make their appearance
herein. at the courthouse Of Shelby county,
in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in May, 1881, and plead, answer
swer or demur to complainant bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing ex-parte;
lished once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Public Ledger.
This 5th day of March, 1881.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
A oopv-Attest:
BYE 3. MUIgERY, D. C. NJ.
Humes q Poston, sol'rs for complainant.
81 81 43 49
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05
MONUM ENT S

T HAyEA VERY LARGE STOCK OF THE
4 finest monuments Of sll kinds, also fne
figure jobs and very fine rustic mOnu-
menis, ablets, scrolls and headstOnes,
of all siEss and designs, which will sell at
actual cost OF material and labor ON
them. You can save money by calling on
me and see my prices before purchasing else
where.
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COTTON HxoHLEsH QUOTATIONS.
Iqkandavd International ClasRihnakioa

low middling, SIC; middling, &c.
The visible supply of cotton on
Friday last, according to the New
York Financial Chronicles figures,
was 2,9O0,6l2 bales, an increase over
last year at the same time of 442,0S1
bales, over the year before of G21 .626
bales and over 1873 Of 2l5. .47G bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-05

WOrkIngmen's B. and [. Assn.
mHE regular moathly meeting, fgr payment
il OF dues and other business, will be held
on TUESDAY EVENING. April 9Th, at
1850 o'clock, at the Office Of the Association,
Room No. 20, Planters Insurance building.
Payments may be made to the secretary dur
ing business hours,
L. LAGRILL, President.
CH4s. 7. PATERSON, Sec'y. 29Sl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27

Just 10 much Information a. he chose
10 Civ. to the public Colonel Fair gave
to the Virginia City reporters yesterday
viz: that be 10 satisfied be can do
more here for the people OF this coast
than hs can In Washington that hs has
come TO take . look ct the mines. and
proposes to stay a. long a. DO plsasss
among his constituents. and that was all
there was to be learned Of his business
here, further than that hs would take
his leisure In examining the mines.
A quick trip can now be made to
Bodis. Passengers leaving Gold Hill on
the morning locsl-s:l0 o'elock-will
reach Bodie the same night at IL o'clock.
A delay Of two hours now occurs ct Haw-
thorns, TO give people Q chance TO buy
town lots. The stages, however. will
soon make close connection and the
through trip will then be made In about
twelve hours.
The Deputy Assessors have not com.
mspoed the work Of assessing yet. Since
their appointment they have been en-
gagged in making out polltax receipts
and handing them In ct the mines for
all at work. The Law holds corporations
responsible for the polltax Of al men In
~ employ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27
AN EXCITING CHASE.
Omssr Rinse Reeaptures His Nan
and Lands Him In Jail.

Winnsmueea Siissr State, Aprfi25.
Last Friday Officer Russ left here with
q warrant for the arrest OF James Blake.
who 10 accused OF having sold . vaq.
usro's outfit, consisting Of . saddle. bri.
die. blankets, etc., the property Of Thorn
10 Davidson, after which he ltft town.
The officer caught his man at Csrlin, and
was bringing him here on the express
train Saturday. Some Ave or six miles
west OF Palissds. Blake jumped on the
train while Il was running at b rata OF
twenty Ave miles au hour. The oficer
had tho train slack up. but did not wait
for Il to stop before he jumped on
and started after the fugitive. he fol.
lowed him to the Humboldt. into which
the escaped prisoner jumped and swan
to the other side. The river wal deep
and rapid but not very wide Of the place
whore Blake crossed 1t, and Inc of'csr
covered him with 9 revolver the moment
be touched land and threatened to shoot
him Il he attempted to escape. Blake
had to take the chances Of being shot. u
be attempted to escape. or swim the nv
or back to the officer. 30 he chose the
latter alternative and reached the shore
pretty thoroughly exhausted. and was
helped him out OF the water BY his pur-
susr, who marched him back to the rail-
road and up and down the track until Q
freight train arrived. on which he
brought him here aun lodged hlm In jail
Saturday evening. Blake 10 Q young
man Of slight frame. and the compas.
siouats officer did not iron him. moi hav.
Ing the rsmotsst idea that be would
jump from ths express train while 1t was
running ct foil hsadwsy. Hs says after
this hs will have nc mercy for any one
upon whom he serves . warrant, and
will az all 20 that they cannot make
much hssdway II they jump on the cars
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27
ASsRSsM RNTS.

Lord or Lorne-is cents per share; levied
April 10; delinquent May 81; sale DAY
June 20.
Prospecs-lo cent? per share: levied April
%; delinquent May 81; sale day june ~.
sierra Nsvada-Si per share; levied April
a.; delinquent Nay 2e; sale day June 10.
Lady wnshington Con 10 cents; lev.
led April 10; delinquent NAY ~; sale Gay
Con Im~psrlaI-lo cents; levi,d April 10;
delinquent Nay ~; sale day June 10
Gold Le.d-io cents DER share; levied April
8; delinquent Nay 8; sale day MAY 70.
Beleher-7s cents per share: levied April 10;
delinquent Nay II; sale day June Z.
Phil shrridau-io cents per share; levied
April Z; delinquent May q; sale dsy MAY 10
aavnwe-60 cents per share; levied April 4;
delinquent May 8; sale day May 20. 3.
Grown Pot.s-cO cents per share; levied
March IS delinquent April - sale Gay
NAY %.
Jussiee-& cents per share levied March
20 /; delinquent April % sale day MAY II.
l.eviathau-as cents Per share ; levied March
2s delinquent April 20 sale day Nay II.
Overman-6o cents Der share levied March
II delinquent April II tsle dsy May IL.
Original Keysso.c-2s cents per share
levied March 10 delinquent April "a sale
day Msy 10.
nsxtcau so cents per share /; levied March
ie delinquent April 81; sale day May ii.
Best d BaIehe,- 90 cents per share /; levied
March II delinquent April 10 sale day
May 10.
Hale d Norcross-6o cents per share: lev.
led March Q; Delinquent April IL; sale day
Nay 8.
Ophir 81 Der sha'e; levied March Q; delin'
quent April II; sals day May 4.
TroIan-lo cents pcr share; levied March 7;
delinquent April II; rsis day Mays
Caiedonta-as cents per share; levied March
0; Delinquent April .; sale dag Mays
AItm-5o cents per share: levied March 8;
delinquent April II; sale day Mays.
Unioa 90. ST per share; levied March :;
delinquent April II; sale day Nav ..
Few Y0rk-l0 cen Q pr sh,rei 'syicd FEB.
ruary /; delinquent March IL; sale DAY
April 9.
Centennial G%raveI-one cent per share;
levied february ~; delinquent March ";
rsls day April 30.
Audes-a, cents per share; levied March i
delinquent April !; sale day Apri2 ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27
WESTERN DISPATCHES
The INITIATED Boy.

SAN FaAScIsco. April 27.-Ths unfor-
tunats lad. Willie Fanchann. who was 90
shockinsly mapslsd In the Centennial
Planning Mills on Thursday last, IL ct
the Central Hospital, not only still liv.
ing. but with Q faint chance OF ecover.
ing. Although be had his left Arm torn
from the socket, his leg broken and bis
head bruised. be hss shown the greatest
f~ortituds. On Sunday the little fellow
expressed solioiiuds only for the future
welfare OF bis widowed mother and her
four children whose only support be
was. The generous hearts which beat
under the blue coats OF the police force
are raising . Iund for the family. which
has already reached 5000. The subserip.
ton list will not, however. DO confined
to tha force, q all those chsritably In.
olined will be given an opportunity to
contribute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27
lr,psr'. oper. He.ss.

A full houss~ witnessed the perform.
nee Of "Bilies Taylor" at Piper's last
night. The opera abounds In light and
pleasing music. and was we'll rendered.
But to compare "Billes Taylor" with
"Pinafors" IL like comparing John A.
Stevens play Of 1.-THE Unknown" with
Hamlet ; there can be nj comparison
simply . contrast. Emily Soldsns and
Miss Stella. a. we'll - Mr.. Campbell.
performed their parts well; but Mr..
Marshall 40 Ben Barnscls call on 90
count Of Eliza>') carried away the hon.
ors. The chorus was excellent. The
piece afforded the audiences pleasing
entertainment. and oil present seemed TO
enjoy Il greatly.
Tonight the comic opera Of "ChilPs-
rio will b presented. This opera has
been highly praised by the press whsr-
ever Il has bsen performed, and 10 no
doubt Arst.olsss. It sbounds In pretty
music, and 10 full Of fun. The costumes
Of Emily Soldens Are elegant. Miss
Stella IL charming" too cunning for
anything" No person who enjoys
GOOD music. and fun combined, ought 70
stay away tonight. The troups 10 An
excellent one, and Il may be months BE-
fore q thsstrs-eoipg people viii have
. similar opportunity to crafty thsir
musical tastes and love Of fun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27

The works Of the Yellow Jacket new
shaft are crowded with visitors Sunday
afternoons to see those huge ay-whssls
r~svolvs. Not Q few are seen there every
day this hns weather.
The County Commissioners meet to-
morrow evening to complete arrange
msnts for receiving the property OF the
Town Of Gold Hill and Of the City oil
Virginia.
Every day some old.tims Comstock
miner and prospector starts out for the
Wood river country. The Tombstons
excitement has died out here.
An assessment Of thirty cents per share
has been levied on the capital stock OF
the Julia Consolidated Mining Company.
Travel 10 increasina over the Virginia
and Truckse Railroad and tourists begin
to put In IN appearance on the streets.
Some little Eastern mail came through
this morning. but there yet remains two
dsys mall 10 be heard from.
The hrss cherries Of the season In this
market were received this morning By
dealers IN fruits and vegetables.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27

The latest social instrument OF torture
introduced on the Comstock Is the auto
ersph fan, . fan Of pure white psroh.
mspt on which the ladies ask visitors to
scribbls. The fashion OF asking . guest
10 write something In an album has gone
out Of date. The Arst young man asked
10 write on the fan spills the Ink bottle
over Il and saves bis oompanions-thats
the agreement for the future.
Yellow Jacket Company. No. 2. last
nieht Endorsed the nomination OF ]. A.
Long for Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department, VIM. Nichols for First
Assistant and Dave Morgan for Second
Assistant. There does not appeal. TO
be much interest taken In the election:
Morgan 10 sure to be elected Second
Assistant-hs has no opposition.
Those who had an idea that they
would learn Senator Fairs business on
the Comstoek seem to have acted a.
spies on his movements Yesterday and
report be vent down the Union shaft.
remaining underground some three
hours.
An assessment Of ten cents per share
has been levied on the capital stock Of
the Prospect Gold and Silver Mining
Company, delinquent In oflos Nay 81.
Oficial notice Of same 10 Published In
our advertising columns today.
The water In the Yellow jacket mine
was lowered sixty feet In the past twenty
four hours. Everything was all right
with the pumps at the time OF going to
press. rumors to the contrary notwitn-
standing.
Carson has been much worried for
fear Comstock pionios would 60 to Day.
ton. They appear to feel ct ease nov
because there would be considerable
danger attending . transfer 81 the Mound
House.
The big bulletin board that formerly
did duty In front Of shswan's Office has
now been erected on the east side Of @
street, near Union. The stock quota
lions are promptly marked upon 1t.
The wooipilo at the Yellow Jacket
new shaft IL assuming gigantic dimen.
sions. Three and four carloads are
taken there every day. Tho pumping
engine consumes q vast amount.
No prisoners have been received as
the County Jail for Q week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27
J..s Need OF Praise.

A curious phase OF the svsr-moving
panorama Of events 10 the rspidity with
which seemingly important questions Of
the present pass into forsstiulnsss and
oblivion. Questions upon which. this
year, the fate OF nations seems to hang.
give place next year to other questions
apparently OF equal Importance, and, in
o decade, are remembered only .indis.
,inc,ly BY q few as matters Of history.
Today We discuss Q political measure
which 10 before Congress with great In
tersst and feeling. Tomorrow some
other topic OF discussion engrossss our
attention, and the former question
passes from our minds.
But, while the position here taken 10
r a. O general thing. there are matters
which have been discussed for years
that are discussed today with oil the
freshness add interest that attached to
them ten years ago. We will mention
n Q The clothing house OF Banner
Brothers, corner @ and Taylor streets,
Virginia, was q subject Of general dis.
cussion ten years ago. Today, instead
of having been RELOCATED to tbs dead
past, We and that Banner Brothsrs'
store, their ans stock Of clothing and
furnishing goods. their gsntlemanly way
Of doing business. the low prices asked.
etc.. furnish . most interesting topic Of
discussion with the people OF Storey
county. In fact. the interest manifested
by our people in Banner Brothers 10
steadily increasing. Other men come
and 90. other questions fade into the
dim past, but Banner Brothers. who
were here years ago, are here today,
and will bs here 20 long as the Comstoek
contains o pound Of ore. Thousands In
the past have bought clothing OF them,
thousands buy Of them now. and thou.
sands will buy Of them In the future.
The reasons are obvious: Fair dealing.
good goods, low prices. Success then
to Banner Brothersl And ~ Banner
Brothers have dealt In the past. and
deal with us now, 20 will they deal In
tina future.