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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-09

LoSDOS, Dec. s.--In response 20 the
call issued by Justin Mccarthy, the
leader OF the antl-Parnelllte section OF
she Irish party, al the members opposed
20 parnell assembled to-day 10 further
consider the policy 10 be adopted. A
council comprising eight members--
Messrs. Abraham, Dillon, Healy,
O'Rrlen. Arthur O'C0nnOr. Il. r.
O'Comnor, sexton and Sheehy was APP
pointed 10 assist Mccarthy In deciding
ahe luanre action of the party. The
maetlng was presided over by Mccarthy.
After the appoIntment of the committee
an Adjournment was takap until t0mor-
row afternoon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-09

SAX FRANCISCO, Dee. s.-The steam
ship China arrived this morning from
China and japan, bringing details OF the
blowing up. Nov. 2, OF the government
powder mills at Tai Ping Foo. Three
hundred lives were lost aud all the
houses In the vicinity we're wrecked,
One half the vicinity OF Pa Chow, prov.
inee OF Anluver, Is reported destroyed by
Gre originating from another powder OK.
e.foafan
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-09

BRussEIs, Dec. s.--A fishing smack
arrived at Ostend to-day and reported
that the Belgian training ship vile
Danvers has fonndered ut sea. She had
on board 100 apprentices. The govern
ment has received no news Of IL and does
not believe the report,
BRUssETs, Dec. s.-There Is no truth
In the report that the Belgian training
ship had foundered At sea. The govern
ment has received Information that the
vessel n safe.
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Land for Iaeiian ChIIdr.n.

PIERRE, Dec. s.--The United States
land commissioner has just sent long
decision TO Special Indian Agent Nor
Vile, at this point, the effect OF which Is
that children OF Indian parents can take
mp land separately from their parents,
and that they are not obliged TO live
upon the land. Also children of mixed
blood stand upon the same footing as
full blonds
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-09
Tha sfrlke 500 On.

PfrrsBURs, Dec. s--The threatened
strike OF employees Of the baltimore a
Ohio railroad OF this division did not
materIAiize to-day and general strike
ls aot thought probable. Theeompapy's
officials say they will have enongh
awitehmen 81 G1lenwood tomorrow 70
entirely clear the yards of accumulated
fright
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-09

BEATRIcR, Neb., Dec. s,-.A Mr. Kem-
pie, living on Elm creek, several miles
west of Beatrice, lost three head ef cat
tle last night by some unknown disease.
A MIR. Green, living in the same neigh
borhood. has Loaf several head by the
same malady during the past few days.
IL was thought The eating of musty corn
stalks was the cause. but an examine
tion 0l the contents of the stomachs Of
She doad animals dIsprOved that theory.
The disease u new and unknown 60 this
section.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-09

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.--Clerk McPher-
Just had printed IN unofficial list of
ing ss republicans, 2aa democrats and .
Farmers alliance One distssct. the
Twenty-eighth. New York. II SET down
as uncertain. and one, the Second Rhode
Island, is marked vacant
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-09

LRMARs. Ia, Dec. s.--Speciai: Rev.
]. w. Walker went 10 Pomeroy, Ia.
Saturday TO dedicate the new Methodist
church at that place.
Three boys were arrested Saturday
afternoon for catching on trains. They
were put In the county jail under the
impression that they were In for thirty
days. and were surprised when the
sheriff told them 90 go home at O o'clock.
Warrants are out for the arrest OF more
boys.
Mr.. A. A. p. Reid left for England
Saturday night We understand that
he will return with o Young bride.
The railroad companies have dis
pensed with the services of the baggage
masters and switch engines for the time
being
Farmers report that railroad right-of-
way agents are making arrangements
for railroad from Kingsley 90 LeMArs.
The survey and profile have been com
pfrtrd.
Mrs. Walker. wife of Rev. j. W..
Walker of this city, preached very fine
sermon at the Methodist church Sunday
morning, her text being from l. Cor.
x.3s.
A junior " Nj. q. A. has been organ
ized In the Congregational church. 1t
has about thirty members. Floyd $.
Clarke was elected president.
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FaiaI Accident ~ noldrsdEs.

HoLDREDaR, Seb., Dec. S.-Swan
johnson, farmer living northwest OF
here, met with q serious and perhaps
fatal accident Saturday afternoon.
While waiting nj the Farmers elevator
With load OF wheat Mr.. Johnsoh's team
was frightened by the cars. lie at
tempted 70 hold the horses hy the bits.
but they broke away, throwing him 10
the ground under the wagon, both legs
being crushed and severe Internal In
iurles sustained.
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Cemsn, Piant for Pierre.

PIERRE, Dec. Sit Ia stated that Phil
adelphia parties have had clay aualy zed
and found that the same chalk beds ex-
ist here that are found at Chamberlain
and Yankton; that negotiations are
pending for 1000 acres of land near
hero on which 10 locate cement works la
the early spring.
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ann iar : pahlle l,ullalnr.

- W4AeuKNET0N, as--S~zx .s4-~1lp ppreEantR alive
Taylor, Of Illinois, to-day introduced
bill making an appropriation of $1,000.
600 to provide for the erection OF pub
lie building at Chicago, upon the present
site, with the stipulation that IL must be
ready for occupancy Jan. 1, 1898.
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prownsd while skating.

CAsERoN, Mo-, Dec. s.-Oscar Meyers,
OF Meadyillc, and Miss Maud Grantham,
OF Albany, students at the Missouri
Wesleyan institute, were drowned Sat
urday night while skating on pond
Their bodies have been recovered.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-09
To Raise the Price of Barbed wire.

CHICAGO, Dec. Representatives Of
the barbed wire manufacturers of the
United States met this morning In re-
sponse to circular sent out by j. w.
Gates, representing tho st. Louis wire
works. Mr.. Gates said the object of the
meeting was TO form trust aud raise
the price OF barbed wire / cent per
mound
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-09
no Rsnow tho "rrssldent.' Agreement.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81. Pierpont
Morgan has sent an invitation 10 the
presidents Of all railroads west OF Chi
cago TO meet him at his house ON the
18th instant for the purpose OF discuss
Ing the railroad situation with view Of
renewing the ''presidents' agreement"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-09

New YORK, Dec. s.--The will OF Dan
iel Ii. Fayerweather, the millionaire
leather dealerrgwas filed to-day. 1t gives
So, 10000 10 different colleges, and $685.
600 TO hospitals.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-09

$50 you think Jones Is a Christian
II am anra al it.H What makes you
think ao?'' ~What makes me think SOP
Why, hare known THAI man when he
was paid bad quarter resist the tempta-
tlon Tor q whole week 10 pass Il OF ON a
neighbor. Cape Cod item.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-09

HURON, Dec. s.-The letter OF lleaLs
GOV. Fletcher regarding existing destI-
The daily critic., 1890-07-30

Last evening a eoloTed man named
T. A. Logan complained to Officer
Hughes that vicious dog had jumped
at him from the yard Of No. 513
Eleventh street and bitten him very
severely, Officer Hughes al once pro
eeeded 10 the house and was rem0n-
sirattng with the dogs owner when the
animal pouDced upon him and fastened
his teeth IN the officers leg Mr..
Hughes called his tTusty gun into ser
vice and before the cartridge chamber
stopped revolving there were four in the
dogs body. Both men had their
wounds eaulerized at the Emergency
Hosnllal
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
SHOT AT HER uHuBRY.o
How Mrs. Lawier Asserted Her Right
% Run the Hnnaa

How Mrs. Lawier Asserted Her Right
To Run the House,
Bullets went buzziug through the air
In the vicinity OF No. 1896 M street
northwest last night The house Is oc.
cupied as a restaurant by Michael Law.
lcr. According to the story told by the
neighbors, Lawler and his wife had a
quarrel, and the latter drove him out of
the place with a revolver. AS Lawler
passed through the door into the street
the woman fred, but the bullet passed
harmlcssly across the street and lodged
In tree box.
Quite a crowd gathered about the
place, but no arrests were made. M
one has been able 10 gather any reliable
Information as TO the cause Of the
shooting.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
TIE ROCHON CASE
NJ Takes Another Phase In a Suit tor
Slander and s2O.UOo

II Takes Another Phase In a Suit tor
Slander and $4,000.
The Rochon case took on another as.
rect at the City Hall yesterday after.
noon when Marie Rochon entered suit
against Jeanne Claire sotty alias
Rochon, alleging that on or about the
2jth Of July. 1890, the defendant ut
tered and caused TO be published Ger
tain slauderous and libelous matter
rejecting on the character Of the plain.
tit, which is to the effect that the
plaintiff is living with Jean Rochon
without being his wife. aud that her
property and business have been ac
quired in part with the money of the
defendant, said matters being further
embodied In bill In equity. No. II, ,69g.
filed by the defendant against Jean
ROchon, who is now and has been for
two years past in the city Of Lyons,
France, 10 the great damage of the
plaintiff to wit. 500, 900.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
ChristIanIty in Corea.

"Corea Mission Work" was the sub
jet discussed last night by Mr.. sab at
the hall Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Mr, Sab came to America
several years ago with the Corean Le-
gallon. He Is a man Of rank aud per
sopal friend Of the King. AIr. w. C..
Clephane spoke upon the topic "The
Chinese Government, and Mr. Samuel
X Church the Language Of China. ="
MI sab was introduced to a number Of
persons at the close of his remarks. lie
Is a young student aud will make Wash
Ing ton his home for the present
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
Rheumatism,

REING due to the presence Of uric
= acid in the blood, is most effectuaIly
cured By the use of Ayers sarsapa-
riila. Be sure you get Ayers and no
other, and take it til the poisonous
acid is thoroughly expelled from the
system. We challenge attention 70 this
testimony 80
About two years ago, after suffering
for nearly two years from rheumatic
gout, being able 70 walk only with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral waters
without relief, / saw by am advertise
ment IN a Chicago paper that q man had
been relieved Of this distressing CONE
plainr, after long suffering, by taking
Aver SarsapaIlla. 1 then decided 70
make trial 81 this medicine and took
iE regularly for eight months, ana am
pleased % state that it has elected q
complete cure. i have since Lad 40 re-
turn VI tle disease. '-AIrs II. Irving
Dodge no West l-5tl ST. New York
One year ago was taken III with
luh4umatlIy rheumatism. being cou-
fined L1 nay house six months. came
luE ~ tle sickness very muth drta--
tatedr with no appetite and 10y 81 5lell
d5urIeEe4 ll every way 4 lullAl -iaHl
using AyeIs Sarsaparilil ana began %
improve at lugsl gaining lu strength
and soon recovering mE usual leallA-
4 cannot say TOO much IN praise q ilis
Hell-ku9Hu meaIalue- - al4ar H. ~
STARK. AazAua ~ u.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
Gone To nnr R.nnrh

The burial Of Sister Damase In ST..
sacrement one Of the Little Sisters of
tie Poor took place yesterday at Mt.
Olivct Cemetery. Services were held
ai the chapel of the Home, Father
Aloysius Roccofort OF Holy Trinity
Church officiating Sister Damase was
the daughter of Michael Boes of Usage
County, Mo, and was born In 1867
She became one Of the Little Sisters Of
the Poor IN 1854 and was sent 10 the
training school In France, where She
remained for two years. She returned
10 America In 1887 and was assigned to
the Home 10 this city. where she had
charge Of the colored women OF the
Home. Her loss Is deeply felt. both By
the sisters and the inmates.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
LIGHTWETGHTS SCRAP.
BiIy Young and Joe FioIden in
HarruOm right


Billy Young and Joe FieIden in q
Harruom right
Billy Young, the well.known light.
weight Of this city, and Joe Fielden,
the English lightweight, who have
been at loggcrheads for some time. met
In a saloon at the Eldorado House,
Alexandria, yesterday, and INDUCED In
a rough and tumble fight, in which,
according to the accounts, the English.
man had the best Of it. Both claimed
The lightweight championship of this
locality and numerous efforts we're made
to get them together, but for some
reason or other Fielden always evaded
a match until, among sporting men, he
became notorious as a paper fighter
Some time ago Young declared his
intention Of whipping him when they
met. Friends kept the two apart until
yesterday, when Young went 10 Alex
andria. Flelden Is tending bar In the
Eldorado House, and Young went there.
George Northedge the middleweight,
and Billy Monyhan, we'll known Bal
timore lightweight, were In the bar
chatting with Flelden when Young en-.
tered and called for a cigar Fielden
spoke to him and offered to shake hands.
but Young refused and Characterized
him as no good, and added several re
marks to the effect that IL he would
come around from behind the bar he
would do him Fielden accented the
offer, and the two were soon In rough
and tumble scrap, In which both were
pretty badly used up, although Flelden
had the best of &C.
Officer Taylor arrested both men,
who gave collateral for their appear.
ance In court and we're released This
scrimmage will probably result IN
meeting between the two In the ring.
Young has any amount of backing.
and it ought, in view Of this fight. be
an easy matter to arrange one 10 the
orthodoxy manner.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30

Lafayette Lodge. No. 10, f. A. A. NJ
with their families and friends, amount
ing TO about 500 persons, gave a moon.
light excursion last night TO Marshal
Hall. On Thursday, August 2, Anacos
tia Lodge, f. A. A. NJ. will have their
eleventh annual excursion 10 Colonial
Beach on the steamer Jane Moseley
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
May Ole From His wounds.

Information was received from the
Freedman's Hospital today that An
drew Jackson. the eolored man who
was stabbed on Monday night, on
Seventh street, is ia a very preeari0us
condition, and the chances for his re-
covery are considered doubtful Ed
ward Parker, his assailant, will be re-
tanned in Jail awaiting the result of the
wounds he inflicted.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30

How old arc you, asked Judge
Miller Of bright looking colorcd boy
In the Police Court this morning.
Fourteen years
Where do you livc?"
"Out door
Where lid you come fromg
THE State of Illinois. "
How did you get here? Did you
have money!"
No, Judge; ] JUS beat my way"
What did come TO Washington forg"
so could be sent TO the Reform
School.
This boy Is too pert for me. send
him down 10 the woTkhouse until can
find home for him. Some one would
like TO have that boy.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
Gave noads EeF bis Appearance

DI. john Coughlin, Who yesterday
afternoon shot The three boys who had
invaded Afs Ransom fruit orchard
appeared before Judge Miller late
yesterday afternoon and gave bonds for
hls appearance W Wheu lie ease IS called
Two of tie boys arc sin ii TIE Freed
mga Hospital Lul lleiI condition is
Let considered FeIy serious
The daily critic., 1890-07-30

There was a fire yesterday afternoon
in The frame building at No 4l2 Eighth
street southeast. The loss viii not ex-
exceed $3.50. The owner Is James
Clark Of Forest Glen. Nd.
Very soon afterHard an alarm came
from box t37 on account Of a small
blaze Al No 1913 Eleventh street north
west in 8 building owned by Mathew
HaggeFty. This IRE was caused By the
upsetling Of d gasoline stove. Loss, as.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
EaeaL.Ion Tlekel. . Iaalasa.

For the benefit of citizens Of Indiana who
desire 70 register and vote al the coming
election, the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company Will sell excursion tickets from
Washington 20 all points Ia Indiana at the
rate Of one limited fare for the round trip
Tickets will be sold July 80 aud 81, also
October 30 aud 81. and will be valid for
TeiuIu passage for 1fteen days from date OF
sale
The daily critic., 1890-07-30

Mlil4u l1aEe5, lut enough tJE 1ae
City Five millions NOT enough 19r uua
State t--y millions, uql enough f4r this
cllltrg sluEle day yel often WlaL sour,
suesg stun / is nevertheless e S eaten.
ana ne resLH Is dyspepsia. hiliausless,
sick healaehe, impQa eliELad blood pim-
Pies, biQlehes aud seroflla. For lle cor
feeu1n 81 aIl 1lis, and aa general tonic
1gr th6 system, Lake Golden Medical Dis
coFarY, prepared by Dr Pierce u BIHal1.
is a. aiou Is lLks q charm, a @leuadiett9u
that fQiiQWa after prayer. a remedy Tor
stomaelle ana Liver troubles, as SEA s. q
81 eeihe fQr thrQaE aud lung disorders. 81
3 gaafai tala g aanaat q Gaze q mQleY
Ee1andza
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
Discussing lfattefs.

main Office Is at the corner of Rhode
Island avenue and Eleventh street, but
he has branches all over town. Let's
see A 5l1 A street northeast. $40
-Four and a-half street southwest. Tenth
and / streets northwest aud Thirteenth
and Nj streets northwest. We trade
with Dir johnson because We know we
get full weight and measure, aud on
price we've tested him He's lust as
low as any one ia The city. If you
give lin an order for your winter fuel
Low you'll save money aud q heaD of
annoyance. Come round aud see me
y hen you get a chance There's Mr.
JobnsOn's Office right there on the cor
uer. l must get out here. Good
morning.
lFnuIteeBtb- street car. going down
town. Lazy with eye glasses and very
forward feet, 10 lady with negotiable
teeth. The former lady has. I learned.
q little son spending his vacation on q
farm. / Italicized the article "a" 10
designate Il from ''the" farm. NAY be
this will be that little boys biography
Little apple
Big bite
Long funeral
Coffin white.
No, Indeed We haven't been away
this summer Mr. and / are en-
iOying our summer at home. The
children are all away, but we pass our
leisure with our own team The other
evening We started about S O'clock and
drove up tie Conduit road 10 the Glen
Echo Cafe and took dinner. You know
what a delightful drive that is toward
sund0Wnf Well when you get up
there IT'S one IF The most delightfully."-
romantic and fascinating spots sou ever
saW IN your lifc And the table-Why
it's simply perfect. Everything Is done
in such q compile manner It's lovely
There are places, you know where il IS
unpleasant fer lady 10 20 and there are
other places where there 40 comfort
when you Get there. But The Glen
Echo Cafe IS an iLal any person could
Elsife 4ou don't keep a seam, 40
yuu. Tor. yell that d0ut make
any difference. because there is a tally
Lo runs Up there every evening at $50
Q clock from lbe stH Building aud re-
turns about DO O'Clock. Have y8u
bten away llis summeT k8s Tlen
sou aud your husband ought 10 20 uD
there % dinner some evening Do
1CuH enjoy Il even s. much. They
are sewing tao classes 81 dinners kl
carte and tl5'a 2 h1s The ta5l dhgs
dinner Is q superb spread, IS hne aud
nicely served IS I ever had anywhere
and much above tie average for sum-
Her resorts. For thLs they Qulg ask s
q plate, bul e yQu prefer 70 order your
oWn courses. you can a. So, and the
prices are usaal iTsE class cafe charges
k1deld. F0u can take ny W0Ed f9r d.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30

During The week commencing sunday,
July 81 Miss Beltiua Padelforl, supported
by Mr. John Rafael aud Mr Edward Webb.
Vii appear iu Won suppes beautiful opera
- be Lovely Galatea
DO extra charge 10 holders Of excursion
Tickets. Round trip fare only 81
The daily critic., 1890-07-30

While going down the stairs al her
home, No 423 New Jersey avenue,
northwest, last evening, Mrs. Francis
Roth stumbled and fell and received
serious Injuries. She had 10 be taken to
the Providence Hospital. and may be
confined there for some time.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30

Every Thursday 10 Harper's Ferry. No
confusion or crUwding. Every ticket en-
titles the holder TO a reserved seat. Round
trip 81. Trains leave b. & o. station,
Thursday, July 81, 10 IN. Secure seats
avenue. No extra charge
The daily critic., 1890-07-30

The finest pleasure grounds Ia tae cOun-
try. Music, dancing boating, fishing,
swings lying horses, CToquet, etc, etc,
all free. Every Thursday from B. & o.
station at 1000 a. M. Tickets, includiag
reserve seats both directions 81
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
Houehton y CO.'S Unprecedented In
hucannenfa
fhe National Safe Deposit Company,
Cor. 18th Sc. and n. v. Avenue.

storage for slverware, Jewelry Laces,
Fine Goods and valuabIes OF an Kinds.
charges moderate, safe deposit boxes for
rent at the very lowest rates
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
Low nates 10 neer rnrk nnd nnk1nnd

During the present season the 10. & o. r..
X. Co. will sell excursion tickets from
Washington to Deer Park, Mountain Lake
Park and Oakland for the Friday night and
all Saturday traius each week at rate OF
50 for the round trip. The tickets will bo
valid for return passage until Monday fol-
lowing day Of sale.
Tickets 70 Berkeley Springs aud return
will be sold under similar conditions at
$3.50 for the round trip.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
THE DAILY CRITIC


1udden's Refffgerators, Baby Car
riaCos, Etc, Etc.
This responsible instaument estahii ghmcnt
ls centrally located at Q31 aud 9j1 seventh
street northwest, and is now making cut
2tccs on RotrigeratOrs, Baby Carriages, and
hH other lines Of goods needed for the sum
mer Goods sold on a cash basis; on easily
paid installments
Houehton = CO.'s Unprecedented In
ducements
The cheapest yet Just read their bargains
ln furniture. oak bureau. bedsteaf wa sh-
stand, pair Of feather pillows. 1 cxtralarre
onk table, me reed chairs. wire mattress
ail these serViceable and desirable articles.
useful every day for the small sum of s3i 90.
Again they offer 9 chairs and a six foot ey-
tension table for the surprising and unprcce-
douted price of $1,000. And again, can y0u
spare the small sum Of Si0i n so, see onr G.
piece oak dining room suite, lt Is a daisy, and
the price is almost nominal
W. II HOU0HroN q Co.
1918 s. l2D &C. N. w.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30

things up there are Just as nice as th "
can G, and Washington people ought
TO be proud Of Il. JoHN HECToR.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
FELL FROM A SCAFFOLD.

A Carpenter frum Alexandria Frao.
lures His skull
AT $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Charles McEuen, a carpenter, who re.
Gently came from Alexandria, was
taken to the Emergency Hospital with
fractured skull.
He was at work on scaiTold on a
new building that Is In course OF ercc.
tion at the corner Of Seventeenth and T
streets, when he missed his footing and
fell to the ground, distance of 25 feet.
DR.. Middleton attended the injured
man, who Is in a precarious condition.
His friends have been notified.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30

To the North, West and Southwest.
Double Track. Splendid Scenery.
steel Rails Magnificent Eouipmept
-
The daily critic., 1890-07-30
In eject % Nav mn. iif''I IsaS aSSaiL"'

Fon ALEXANDRIA, 4 30 G85, 745. $40. O. A.
lO,5f m, 1904 noon, 2.05. $50, .e5, ass B.Of,
sQ2 1905 and ii.S9 , m. on sunday al 3l
go, 10 lO.51, m, $50, col, S.01 aud 1906