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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
CLOSING PRICES OF PuILADELpHrA STOCKS.
Bid. Aaksd
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, June Up. m.
By the operations Of the New-YorlS Sub-Trele-
ury in the week ended last evening which in
cluded the receipt OF $4,000, 7O4 for gold taken
from the Assay Office for export, and the ply-
ment Of 1861 ,o4s for purchased bonds, the New
York banks lost SI,2oO,O 3G cash. To-dlys bank
statement Of the weeks averages shows loss of
only s370,40o cash. Following cur estimate OF n
week ago, that the actual cash held then was
1900, 900 less than the amount stated in the
statement, to-day's statement indicates receipts
from the Interior of fully 81 00O, 900 cash FOR the
week, and cash holdings at the close Of business
yesterday Of about $4,000 less TINT the
amount given in the statement Loans were re-
duced $4,000. The increase in deposits Of
s5l 1900 Is against a decrease Of 81 100000
which the other changes call for. The statement
results In loss 30 the surplus reserve Of S449, 700
and leaves It at si4605, $50. against S2S II 1925
The following are the comparative statements Of May %
and Juno 1:
Loans snI7s5sOo Dec s5i49oo
f fass sSSS qssSS E Rss lees iS$
cilSUltiOn .. 1.cosSSo SS7o'7Oo Dec 2i,2OO
Tho following shows the relation between the total re-
SERVO and tho total deposits at the respective dates;
ffS SSa,cadsr 'S5idSS!SS sS 500 Inc
7o,, reserve sl25 COL 500 si252Oi 400 Dec aa7O4OO
ssss drposss. uo,OOo4SO ioCsS,75o Inc 7O,aOO
surplu, ...... si5oSS $50 ala $50 Dec tI4o,7OO
lhe Clearing House statement is rs follows
for to-day: Exchanges, sl40, ,l4s balances,
sS,9al, 664. For tho week: Exchanges
S6s0, 81 2, 90s: balances, s3I ,036,23
TROUBLE OVER LACK OF TlCKERS
The (rSt dny's experience OF business at the
Stock Exchange without the ticker service
naturally resulted In temporary disaTrangrment
and a lack OF the accustomed methods OF dis
tributing the saes and quotations In addition
10 that The half-holiday WAS an extremely stormy
one and the out-of-town connections hy telegraph
were much interrupted. so the transactions OF
g3 zoe shares for the two hours OF business were
not an unusually small amount Of buineSS Tor q
Saturday The Consolidated Board sends ont for
lis transactions the large amount OF 1850
shares Considering that 1t WAS deemed necessary
10 continue 10 blackboard tho quotations from the
Stock ExchanRe-late though they werc-thc chat
ncter OF the unusually large transactions Is easily
discernible.
The market WIS dull with small and immntcral
fluctuations Under the clrcumstan noes u may he
called strong In Oregon and TfanScontincntli
stock there was a squirt OF activity and the stock
soId NJ S5a3sa36 81 indicating th0t purchases
are still being made for the purpose OF killing
proxy votes at the election. Our final quotations
are necessarily mcagre because OF thr new m'th )ds
made necessary by the absence OF the publication
OF the regular oihcnl statements; In day or
two the new methods Will work better mo
market closed strong.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Government bonds were dull and steady at un.
changed quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
THE PETROLEUM M1RKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE oF PRICES
There decided variation between the prices Of
crde rertarae. scored Yesterday the Consolidated
stock ana Petroleum Exchange. the Western petroleum
exchange. ADD at NewYorh Stock Exchange At tAo
nr.tnaned board the range Of values was practically
higher although tn interruption Of Geographic service 10
te West nv the storm may explained he absence Of
some better quotations than HeTr received tn" hHi 70
mort vns bcarl-h, showing couGdsrabe incTa$e Ia de-
Yciopuent work q slight ncrCas" Ia new prgfur ton
whore considerable falling OF bad been oNpect'd The
market was without much significance account OF the
dutnets Of trading but II cloacd strong IN NgurrN
The range Of prices and the total dealing" were a. FOL
lows:
UgbaI .,....,,.,.,...... e25-5 1888
Lowest g
saics h,rrrIs i42 600 1871 900
UGGnri oil wac unchanged 80 cents per gallon IN
New. YorE and 80 cents in Philadelphia aud Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
coon woax ROE srpR1w ogrnpBEN.

WOOD WcHK FOR HRDRRw CHILDBEN.
- rSsensh sunsa report Of Asthag Lewis president
ssnfNsfum fos Hebrew chiidrsn, gives dsteled
1911 - wstAf szesrsons siyea lass summon for
sFM ~ snilases. ssd zspess " The shAhtsbss
= s1nsss ~ sssea IA pssssa. sasssn TAsss wsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
ERIE RAlLWAY.-Ticket Offices. 4ol, sIT

ERlE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, s0l, 81 .
"a .s ss Ss%.;S .d 5iaE Il.
and E a sS. G and o sSa
san c ss Gos ss Tine sPs %a s
loGa! trains z I2 minutes nng eS,iisf
Coaches % BulOo connect at H'raeIISvo for Janice
town and GhsGag3E2 LsS' and a. rou, .o
ana t,si2 e. Day DanS and ssSOns coaches S, %
without change. Buffet scopiaS coaches to Cleveland
al Ss sfsS IsSn Cache; :
@ s SS sa psaH % SaesS% g@SS 1aas e
$50 Chicago EsDEs::. Pullman
~, Ncalyhc Youngstown Cincinnati and Chicago.
or3@S g. ST. So ii;i s7 dis l 49, aiq Si
i 80 p, m. Sundays sAS, 10 80 a. IN. q o as rs.
Rut5ertord. ttS Q, l., 7:s2s. $40 s;sS 10 30 Is
s;S5s W S!lS $50 so go 90 s, e 80 IL NJ
i"i as osS 10 10 az sS SSS; 10 "a, T.
5:sSs, 515 ,9oT5. SlS 80 40 10 so 'isss IL.
''I'.;5a s.'5 ~ ss5 u, s ,1' :; :
S' VA Is IS ssS t!s s.
fS;s r. Il sssE s.s
/ s 70 IS 80 70 h. ..s S
ru!eaS as 7;aaS, g. 8 ID 10 80 ~. l. sas asa,
Goshen, as 1921, .. 10 80 a. m; 1, si3o. t;sos
$3.50, z, 8 30 g. m.
Ml1tletown :45, OCH, o. 10 80 O. m, 4. 10 So
80, z, 80 D. NJ ~
Sunday Sc. t,s,ns msln line 4aS sIS 10 80 q ne,
Express trains frcIn tho West arrive In Nsw.Yark SOL
40 a. m, ;SS. q S5 p. 4,
NORTHERN RAILROAD or N. = pIyLSroN..a
EnsssSsOO;ao 'YN 4 iSs;iSS FAX is A
iSsiss J.. $50 SJb. 5Sis, oas' g. 10 's'' ~ 80
FL u Sstss ,s s aS@ s..s. s.:sl
sseuTSsa HSSs, vita local sns r. ystRMEa
VI MuKrHf. General Phssanssr Axsne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
Y HARL ESTON, s. c., the South & Southwest
y JAGGHSoS,ElLLLE asp All; FL r92Np POINTS

FROM liur %, l.. r. tlOOs koOseveIEst. at .. m.
Charleston and Jacksonville Tgc. June
CHER IF Cha and Jacksonville ri, June l.
lROQCuIs Charleston and Jacksonville. Tues. JYne IL
An StalceTs have nrstcSAS passenger accommodations
Insurance under open policy effected az onehfth Of per
cent wI. r. CLYDE Co, Gen Agents
r. q. EGER, e.. AG.s.F. = Lias SIS b wS'y,HY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
NEW-llOjii,Kl, CENTRAL
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
GA ana aitcr May % ,lsins cave

Laso; aPt fns.. r9 "a; station e .meSss
va fsI b. il X \ also AfSsny s. IiSsns, u:
o or%'s ;. s:t T&Mogs yEsTTggLED SEwToRkl
yoy Of 1udos .nOtl9scar, aH,nscst drawing room ana
sleeping ears Tor A61nE Eses syrasT;;e R'ssss:ss
a. $50 M, IndiHsnapoLi: II sI a M ST. LCGis 40
eoGnbas A AID tnriSRSt Elegant compartments sisopns
cars now o In service r,,,,. -. S,.u.. r.u, n.
"a Ssefs T.'s 81 sls;'b 5
Tor 5 Gses. sad
$50 M HSsay T;oS ana Uties SPECIAL. vita draw
fS:6s D m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy. Com
Poi9t; FltchOurs II R Drawing room car. New.fOrk
,, E :'s S GRsTg s.t 81 u ass, F. F.
detroit and Chicago, With Yes6ulea and sleeping and
s"fsfS. 81 i@s 'S n es9,os,s
RCgsS Point aud VIA ST. Asan1 cSan:Stns q Rsi
Mountain psnts and Syracuse and Canandagua daily.
nsgsg No n sSa csE. gss Esfs'ss.'
r. Tq;Ss,3 SsSss"s ciS ;,S 49, i.
eai 1 @ tS sa va dsy.
u ansG Tor sssoS wR,sG ana RSaaa No
cPsEop %S ran ~ SanSs S s i tS &s
q gle 81 q rs ' R, soP s ~ we'd aga 80
iSshst sia5n, New. YorY; 1888 wS'hingtoa and 40
'u %sssos xp,s ea. Tor baggage from
s aa a S'Gss . aPy
FAST rIrrsE,E1D AS6 S0ErM ADAMS sPEG GgsIs
c" 9 Gf sailor Iariem ron dsy except sunday
3 4JGTy Fast TINE agSTGF IFS SAxrrrs
General neral Superintendent. Gcn'I Passenger AEen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
NEW LINE TO
VIA cTNTRAI. II. T. OF NEW Jersey,
" pIIfLk. AND READING L. II.
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. h
u1 -.,iUa-So Transfers No tNtrn BhrH for FaS THO
o''r pr.rrTNAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18TH
Trains leave station Genital kalitoal OF N3HJcrscy,
,oot LlDoPty.St., North N"CF. -
"a 40 ID D. IL le night Sundays, 5 30 q m. {:
az o 40 ais ) u. N. - night
tSina sioD at Chester aud Wilmington, except Sl5
For r. philadelphia at T. as so 80 II a. m 80
80 SlA a, ., 80 80 p m' hS yi sE mn
night. - - -..,. ..n n. ,rorurod nj OF n
ool ais ga lilo, 1923 RroaiwaE 1Jy Osmavel 20t
west i5s,h.st.. t32 Fast lSSthN Tyno'N' 0ourE
=, sno Fu ton.sL, OS broadway, htoobiSh -,
New Ork Trnnsfer ConnhnY WIZ Cah '"' ~id Onooh
,,ccn 90 from hotel residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02

NEw.YoGK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
tlom Pier 40, North RIVER.
FAST TX PRESS NAIL SERVICE
Ghllla June s, 80 N DEEuria June 20 80 D M
80 ImbriA. T. / u. AarRHA uuC -, ..
June 10 = G1llla....Irlv g. 30 a.
DOIhnlA.. June 10, 10 m. 'Umbra July g. IL 80
- win carry arsl.cass pasbaugcF, OnY
VIII not carry inteFmn,lAt Dl'so lEer%
" ia not carry Storage passengers
Cabin passage. eco, ESQ and 400 Intermediate. B35
sreorago ueEst 70 and from all parts OF Europe
low TaeA For freight and pas0go apply % the company
once Bowling Green, New.YOTk
VERNON H. BROWN CO.. General Agents
n IRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT for
~ travellers abrood available all parts world
Ia,usd BY IIEIDELBACH. CKEIHEfN Err CO.. FoF
BankeTA q william corner OF Exchange Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
N0RDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. CO.

NJ ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SS. GU.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot odst., uob0ken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
lain. Wed June 5. 10 a. m her We'd. June u. DTn
Elbe... Sat, June g. D. m Werra Sat. June Is. am
Elder Tues, June IL pm. Saale Wed June ~ 10 m
First Cabin el00 and upward berth. sccJdng locA
ton second catn go and 900 an aigls Stesiage a low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02

WHITE STAR LINE. -
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
KOYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
,ApRiAfl[G, CAPT Cameron Wed. June =; loa ~
'CELTIC Capt q. J. Smith,. ws1, June 10. 10
from whh Star Dock, foot Of West 10Th -.
Old Country. s20, a limited num0er Of SECOND cabin
passengers carried these steamers outward, eS5 and
A4O prepaid, $40; excursion, so and sIj Company'a
once No. al Broadway, HeT.YorE.. ,s,,,v 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
Ocean CLEANERS.

NMAN LINE Y: s. and Royal Mail Steamers,
From EoE ,s SsutssEN saSl 1t An1 LIVERPOOL
CITY Sg REkLIN wcdessiay June S" SO m
iT q q iS;aiiasy June 5ne' e.
elcf1 b 2 H fksfs s$S nj S5JsS 10 gG6Eb
CABIN iash | sFRfE3EIHfsn sSS esps;I As,n
Ss$S$#$SsHs igs Rg..
Eo d TRaSln aisSa: i'vsS Ssn;.u
sS9 o5d3n and a.! Naa'laP Ten s Cabin so
SSs ySenaam, sailing June s, July ls. nOtierdsn q
" sEATEEs M 1kb sTE EAEFJSt
ro Iss SSi FER s. \. r. TOT 2, k5ISs:'f
WYSTi Irs'4fes dG1' Ja 5s g. :?
Ah dSSiS passage $50 SEQ $50 ana SoO Cabin
'"0 ana NJ &c rNDERiIiLL CO., IS Broadway, Ny
y " OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco Is follows; :,
sSpsrSy Appointed Superior x:ssm%SisoS S'
.5 can Sa 30 fsSi
Room a. Railroad hGEdIi 5's President
RED STAR AR t tETErnp AND PARIS
PFNNiAN Wednesday. June g. Q 80 O. IN.
Cabin rates First cabin, sGo and upward Exclusion,
P 49 is SfF' S6S I SSn ' Hs Bowling Green
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONlPANY'S
LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA.
CENTRAL AND so UTlt AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From Sew.TOrk, pier foot Of Canal.St, n. L.
For han Francisco via The Isthmus Of Panama
FROM ssn shS 9'ls,I id Gii hR nsse
For China and japan.
CITY OF PEKING sails Tucsisy, June l. , D. M.
For freight passage and genera Information apply
eolppAaY's oaco on tho pier, foot OF Canal st., N. K
H. ], DULLhY, SUPERINTENDENT
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-08

man and a we'll wisher tor the church. and
my remarks are not intended to reflect on
any particular church. But | do think
there ought TO be some system about this
church bell ringing-for example, take the
ringing of bells for this Sunday. In the
hrst place the bell at the PRESBYTERIAN
church had rung and services were began
before the Methodist church bell had fin
ished ringing. Then when the minister
was halt through two Of the bells of the
coiored churches began to ring, one of
them as fire bell and the other as If toling
for IA funeral. Now il seems 10 me that
this Is all wrong and some steps should be
taken that would bring about some order
or system in;this matter
Can't You suggest some plan whereby
this may be accomplished. We have quite
a number OF church bells in the CITY and
wien they are properly and timely rung
he melolouS sound is pleasant to the ear,
a"d to mine often delightful. Emusic, bet
the way they uiten ring OF late is ANYTHING
but pleasant, and have heard SO many
sly ihc same thing that it has suggested
these remarks. Yours truly, &C.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-08

The report ofSt. Luke's hospital for Sen.
TENDER shows that twenty-five patients
were treated, thirty-four discharged. four.
teen cured, thirteen improved. one birth
ard one death. Cash receipts were $1s1 so
total expenses, $40 81. A large amonn,
of clothing aud other necessarics were do
mated by various parties.
The Haverleys, the first show of the sea
son, Friday evening, hal an overflow OF
business.
The Governor Stafford carried The
home Ministries, who played there to large
house, and big crowd from here las,
Thursday to Paa,ka
The ten cent circu' is also with us and
doing land office business.
The price of admission fixed for the
comm, sub tropical is so cents for day and
% al night; season $40, admitting holder
and lady.
Hon Noble A Hull, clerk of The
circuit court, will hereafter get regularly
he best paper in Florida
ID. G. Bacon OF the Bacon Abstract Co..
OF whom marriage notice WAS publish
ed last spring, has returned to his pos
again locking brlAhl and FRESH. 4. NJ G.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-08

If on the right side and lower part OF the dia
phragm, though playfuly meant and delivered, il
calculated to evoke profanity from chapp,
who's liver is out Of order. When that region
is sore and congested pokes seem fendish. Loci
at mans countenance ere you prod him unde
the ribs. If his skin and eyebas have a salov
tnge, you may infer also that his tongue is furred
his breath apt to be sour that he has painsnot on
ly beneath his ribs but also under the righ
shoulder blade. Also. that his bowels are irregular
and his digestion impaired. Instead of making q
jocosed demonstration ON hisribs, recommend him
to take, and steadily persist in taking, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters the finest anti-bilious
and Alternative medicine extant Incompatible
is 1t, also, for dyspepsia rheumatism, nervous
ness, kidney trouble, and fever and ague
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-08

n CosOreN Minister'S NraSinag
views On Ehi~ zscrpsrxim::
Question.

A few Sundays since Rev. w. II. Shcr.
wood, pastor Of the African NJ. +. Chn;cb
Oh Tallahassee, delivered Il lecture To 81,
congregation, having for his text The
Race Problem" Among other lhingS ne
said
Nj IN was made TO work The construc
lion OF his hand is evidence of this. Goa
made all mankind 10 work, but the negro
he has doomed to labor 1t is left to his
choice, work or perish, for God has o,-
dained that the negro who steals shall be
caught, and the sooner we recOcniz. this
fact the sooner heaven and earth, which
seem now TO be agains! Us, will turn in our
favor.
The recent race wars are but the precur
sOrs Of awiulcr times yet to come Futuritv
IS impenetrablc by finite judgment, No
conformity OF circumstances enables us ia
fully solve his perplexing problem, yet a
thoughtful observer Of the signs OF The
times may ioresee the ultimate issue The
That is this, The negro must work He
must come out OF politics. There is no
thing in politics for the negro but death.
Death to the politician aud death for The
race he represents He is too weak 10
stem tie Hood. The North has dropped him
AMI he cannot stand alone and maintain
errnnp1 In, fact ho l.,
pared, if allowed, to share SO largely as he
thinks in governmental affairs Enpow
cred with the use of The ballot too soon,
he has almost worked his ruin He must
get some money What The negro wants
is commercial power; then, brains am
morals with these, he can sway a com
handing influence Without these he NUT
remain at the bottom. God and nature
pat him there, and promise you the white
| man will keep him there. You who are
| dependent upon these white people ftI
| employment had better make friends with
them. If not, they will fiji your places will
| The poor element OF their own race and
with catapult Of the combined forces ui
money, wealth and intellect ,hcv will hun
US out, off, down and under What trouble
the negro is having he himself is making it
! The constant clamOr Of the su.called leader:
of the race for political position aud pow
er fills the white man with apprehension
OF negro rule, thus flaming the flames o
race prejudice. They will not submit to
negro rule, and ii cannot be expected %
| them. Such is unprecedented. SO sudden d
| change of slave to master more than often
hangs somebody-Haman and Mordaca
examples. The negro race would be the
same under similar circumstances. | repeat
| it, the negro must work. Let him 90 &c
the top by those resistless superiorilies oil
wealth, character and competence.
Elevated upon this basis he will stand
without these he falls He must give uE
politics and come out or he will get killed
out. l am giving it to you straight.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-08

To the Editor of the FLoRIDIAN:

10 the EQ1tOr OF the fLORlDIAN.
While sitting in church Sunday, as the
minister was about hall through his SER
mon, the bell Of the Primitive Baptist
church, colored. began ringing to cali the
congregation to worship, and was soon fol
lowed by another bell o.. some of the other
colorcd chuches. The first bell was wrung
as though il was fire alarm instead of the
glorious melody OF the church bell to call
the people to worship, and | with others
Uor several spoke of il were listening ev,
cry minute to hear the CRY OF fire. Now
this is getting TO besso common that steps
should be taken to put stop TO this indis
criminate bell ringing at all hours, end while
am writing on this subject will also call at
tentiOn TO another, and. il seems TO me, an
uncalled for hour that some of the .colored
churches in our city have of ringing a bell
before day light on Sunday morning. Now
this seems to be entirely out of season, and
besides, what is the use Of it? We have a
city clock that gives out the hours by day
and night, and one that utters no uncertain
sound, and is the best bell of the city and
can be heard beyond the city limits, and is
certainly sufficient for all purposes without
having bell to ring at such unseemly hours
for worship. This early bell is often mis-
taken by strangers for fire alarm, and !
myselfhave been wakened and fret thought
there was fire somewhere In the city, and
have been alarmed and suppose it has
been 30 with others.
Now. Mr.. Editor. I am o church going
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-08
A Rap At The lkepublicams

A political party which taxes the
people beyond the demands Of gov.
eminent economically administered,
will corruptly spend the surplus to
keep itself in office.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-08

Franklin (Pa.) News: The childish miss
resents kiss and runs the other way, but
when at last some years have passed, it's
different, they say.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-08

1ORDa rbe place ia 'i'' "'''' ~.
W. nnsnv with parties tamilial
~ ',,orv Of the Marquis resi-
". more extended notice given.
|In,- ..,i,ons knight Of the Grip
0ur J, 70 make hmsell extremely
e % the land. The town has
TIA 'sd him fer several days past.
a., ,4oooer Neilie L4ngdon. owned
rsss a here and which rot so sound
spt I. ard at the bar week or TWO
. a At las, got on the ways. She
-" III damaged
s,v marshal Of Anthony had his
& on sd with salt by Il car robbel
ourS Geo Sykes, who he had arrested al
,rvvc .,,ep Of parties here, and was CAR
I'm 10 iai. He made good his es-
=. + D. Hoyt, proprietor of the Seven
LOU, grerv at Bay View, Fla, begins an
LORI .vneut in this issue. Mr. H. writes
! Of will soon have his new catalogue
9
Mr. !, cusomer in sending an adver-
u pmalks: II get any business
uI 1lshsssee | will run an advertise
TN rlb YOU all the time Our friend
|s4, into the same error that some
, ,e eas shave. in rating the FLORIDlAN as a
= mper alone A. a matter Of course
III. rVs,iOD is much solder III the Tai
" district where it is regarded as the
10y home paper, and has for the past
ORR usse years, but its circulation does no,
i. rtmb long, lo3g shot Being strictly
"a hit Paper, published al tie CAPITAL
~ lTEg Ill the Official news tran spiring
u xEEeli as large amount Of State
: MdFe # a circulation il every part OF
- Ae The writer has visited nearly
ID h DED 10 The State during the present
xmi will soon start again in lis inter
= mvten il is stated that the FLoRID
" IKMy goes TO nearly every office in
: hsA bu goes IN cluJS, "A fact is uttered
ian be easily sustained This year
RfhF large PATRONAGE, enjoyed by nc
70 azEl be doubled. An advertiser n j
!, afeOre EXPECT business from every
NJ Fmd Florida, while iis large outside
/, nrGed from Maine 10 California
By people interested IN the State
Id 10, at least oneh; to commend Itself =,
II zoe who has properly 20 sell. We
- TIE list ard propose Staying there
'"uoh
= % matter ior cur slare Guide is now
i AuP AT first only 4 Supplemental
r kAel was intended ,eouirjno only ,
!, vas ''ile' on' as the Work PROGRESSED
Wv "'uerea correspondingly, unit! The
Vi eOgiheued into months and the
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