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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. March A. Cotton steady-mid-
ding, liz. Flour fairly active-Howard street
do. family 75a430: City mills, Rio brands, extra
4.20a4.37; winter wheat, patent, 440a4.S0; spring
do. do, 4.soa5.25 do. do. straight 425a4. as;
Fultz, 7saaS5: Longberry, s1aS6; western quiet;
No. winter red, spot, u; March, 81; May, S5a
S54. Corn-southern steady; white, 37a5O; yer
i Ssics sssseI apr sssS
June, 36ha36h: July, 37s37H; August, 37Ha37I
steamer, 35Sa35k. Oats steady-southern and
PennsyiyanIs ss S "ss;Ns6n White SsasSS
dull and nearly nominal-prime 70 choice. 55a57.
Hay duli-prime TO choice timothy, 12.5Oal3.5O.
Provisions nrmer-mese pork. old 1880 new IL:
clear rib sides, 6x; sugar-pickied shoulders, 5s
81: euRar-cured smoked shoulders, 6ha6lc.
hams, 10allk; lard, refined ", crude 81. But.
creamery, 25a27. Eggs strong:.western, IA Pc.
troleum unchanged-renned, ~. Coffee frmN
Rio cargoes fair, 20. sugar strong and active-A
nrm0fossiiG. Freehts 70 Liverpool Der sssam
steady-cotton, 40c-; nour per ton In sacks 2Os. a
22s.: grain per buehel, 81. Cork for orders-
1s6d s4s Cd: Receips.-ncur: $500 barrels:
1850 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels. shipmcnn1
hour. $500 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn.
10000 bushels saiss-whest e, 200 busheis;
BALTIMORE. March a-vireinia 'consols. q:
Baltimore and Ohio stock, l02alO2k: Northern
Central stock, 09a70: Cincinnati, Washington and
Baltimore nrst certificates, l001; consolidated gas
bonds llSAa1l4; do. stock, 6SXa5k
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. March & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
7sx: AeX 7e*: June: 7s$; July, IN; Corn
9 osts-e e 2ok; Nay: az; June 2oX; July,
July;loe2x. Lsrd-Gsrch. 500; Hay, 400; June,
Nay. Aes6; Juas. i.s7k; suiy. 6oex
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Grand Army Officers Installed.

Last evening the newly elected officers Of the
department of the Potomac, GAR, we're in
stalled. Commander Odell, the retiring CON-
mander, made his parting address and Past
Commander in-chief s. 8. Burdett installed tn G
new officers, as follows: Commander. NJ Emmett
Urell; SV. commander. solomon E. Faunce
J.v. commander, Calvin Fsrnsworth; medical
director, n II. Howard; chaplain, J. H. Brad.
ford. assistant sdjutaRt general ]. G. 8. Burger;
assistant ON. general. A: II. G. Richardson.
An address was made by the new commander,
Capt Urell, who declared the twenty second
annual encampment closed Addresses were
also made by otherS
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CoUeHs. SORE TasCar.

The highest medical authorities Of the world Pre-
pcribe and recommend the SODEN MINERAL PAS
TILLEs diseases OF the Throat Chest and Lungs.
ard also for Consumption.
"Ths SOden Mineral Pastiles and Waters proved
quite useful claimed In the case for which
employ ed them, one of gastric catarrh."
WM +. WAUGH,
Prof. Of the MedicoChirurgical College at Phila
Il used the SOden Mineral PAstilles with excellent
results CAeerfully recommend them for all Throat
trOubles" 1. X. CLAUSEN. N. D..
Supervising Physician at Phila-
At all Druggists at 25 and so cents box.
Pamphlets gratis on application
soDEN MINERAL SPRINGS CO.. LIMITED.
oc2ptthks-em Is Cedar st., New York.
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Virginia's Debt Conferees.

RICHMOND, Va, March 4.-The house agreed
today to the senate resolution to appoint COM
missloners to meet with committee of foreign
bond holders and confer over the settlement of
the state debt The commission as appointed
consists Of Gov. Mckinney, Lieut.. Gov. Taylor,
Senator Berry and Delegates Cardwell Speaker
Of the house,, Dabney and Tyler.
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Town Talk
AND MARKET REPORTa

GIRLs,-Iiyely and beautiful, still in great demand
MONEh-Close, but little Of II goes a long Ways az
6rastys, l5lO-l2 9Th ST. NV
YOUNG MEN-Often unsteady but en- tovins theiv
wire spring beds 81 as.
fEA1HLhs-LIght and going out n eely at Soc ana
ouc per 10. square and long pillows, &c.
MAMMAS-Unsettled, awaiting higher bids
FRESH kELS-Nery active and slippery.
BABIES-smarter than before and delighted
with their new carriages from Grasty's, because
mamma saved pocket money by his lowest prces
PARLORs-Hair cloth and plush suits quoted only
by Grasty at s27.5O TO $50.
TEA sETs-English decorated, SO pieces, beautiful
goods, by Orasty. only S295.
=, observation-disclosures dinner ware, 100 pieces, Eng
ish decoration, sG.9S.
TUMBLEks-Clear glass goods, for 13c.
SPl.iNG BEDS-DOube single. SSc; woven
wire do, 81. As at Grasty's
BREAD-Bread boxes. 45c., Soc. and CSC Best
goods no matter what II is-we will show you
which side OF your bread has the butter on IL We
Will be glad 10 show you around and promise polite
attention, and II we don't sell you anything we WON'T
say any ugly words at you, but make some one else
sell You cheap IL cost me q round to print this
card and If YOU fail TO take sdvRn of the induce
ments am Offering You can only blame yourself AMI
those who doubt longest lose most. We give . car
fare with every bill Of $3.50 and more Law aside
all doubts and come and see.
GRAsTY. The Pusher,
l5lo-l2 9TH st. NV
Furniture, China Glass. Tin and Stone Ware &e,
cheap Tor kASH. ja2g-3m
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An Event in the Newspaper World.

An Event In the newspaper World.
From the Toledo Bee.
The Washington STAR, in new buildings and
with new machinery and enlarged facilities for
publication, celebrated the event by an illus
trated issue, giving descriptions and views of
its new and commodious quarters. 1t is a nota-
Bile event in the newspaper world at the capt.
tai The STAR is a good newspaper, and de-
serves its prosperity.
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THE CANAL LITIGATION.
An Amended Bill Filed by Brown and
Others.

An amended bill was fled by Brown ct al.
against the Chesapeake and Ohio canal COM
pany today to have the bonds Of 1s4s under
the act of 1874, recognized and to ask for rule
to show cause why a receiver should not be APP
pointed The rule was issued returnable
March %
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serves its prosperity.

INCREASED SHIPMENTS OF TRINIDAD AsPHAL-
TUM.-Under date of November TO- 1889, Con.
sui Sawyer reports to the State department that
the shipments of asphaltum from Trinidad
the greater part to the United States-from
January to June 80, 1889. amounted TO 81, AGA
tons, being prodigous increase over any pre-.
vious semi-annual shipments during the his
tory of the COLONY
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

THE BOARD OF TRADE AND THE COMMISSIONERS.
The Commissioners have acknowledged the
letter of Mr.. N. NJ. Parker, proffering the as
sistance Of the board of trade in all measures
affecting the interests of the District and say
they will be glad to avail themselves of the
boards knowledge OF public affairs, either
through inquiry OF or suggestions from that
organization.
TO BE KNOWN AS PHELPS PLACE.
1t is the desire of Mr.. Leroy Tuttle to have
the avenue running between his property and
that Of Hon. w. w. Phelps named Phelps ave-
nue., and he requested the Commissioners
several days ago to SO christen it. They COM
promised today on phelps place." as the
rulings Of the Commissioners heretofore has
been that these places should be known cas-
''places," and not streets, as it avoided con-
fusion.
AN ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION ASKED FOR.
The Recommendation Of Capt. Rossell, here
tofore printed in The STAR, that an additional
$4,000 be appropriated for the improvement of
18th street has been approved by the Commits
sioners and the same forwarded to Senator
Plumb for the information Of his committee.
BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits were issued today a. fol-
lows: Edward Wolff, one brick dwelling, 442
n street northwest; IS, 400. w. e. Clark ct al,
Washington abattior company, one brick
abattior and cold storage; s25OO0. Patrick
Gleason, one frame dwelling, Foxhall road,
county; $500.
NIscELLANKouS.
The report Of William N. Dove, an inspector
Of fuel, for the month Of February shows that
during that period he has weighed and meas
ured $40 tons Of coal and so cords of wood
The District has entered into contract with
II. d. Knowlton to grade Half street between
II and N southwest to the extent Of 8, 400 square
yards ct 10 cents per cubic yard.
O. J. Mercer having served . satisfactory
probationary term Of six months has been APP
pointed full private in the IRE department
In an item in yesterdays 6rA1 Father No
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Detective Dead.

RICHMOND, March 4-John Wren, the we'll
known detective and head of the national
agency of this city bearing his name, died to-
day of pneumonia.
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Range OF the THERMOMETERS Today.
The following were the readings ct the sig
nal Office today; Sam, q; 2 pm, <6; maxi
mum, a6; minimum, o.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk Of the court to Judson 7. Moxley and
Rosa w. Moxley Of Bealtou, Va; James o.
Guthridge Of Westmoreland county, Va, and
Lizzie Zrhn; Frank A. Herreu and Carrie II.
NJ Smith,
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Ruv Reliable yVipas Only

The guarantee of the character of @ wine 10
the known reliability of the house. J. Calvet
q Co. . Clarets and Burgundies have acquired
worldwide reputation among connoisseurs.
For sale by the Schoomaker Co. and other Lead
ing dealers
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A Rafting Fight.

New YORK. March 4-Tommy Kelly, bantam
champion of the world, defeated Joe CLASSY in
a rafting fight last night at Parepa hall. Geo.
Dixon, the Boston colored feather-weight
easily knocked out young Farrell Of Harlem in
two rounds.
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FAX LUNGS

May be made TO do rood service through long life By
siudicious use Of Ayers Cherry Pecsoral The signs
81 weakness are shortness Of breath" pains In the
chest and back persistent cough. feverishness and
rAi-ins Of blood AL either of these symptoms may
Indicate weak lungs and should have immediate At
tentioa.
shave been sifelone sufferer from weak lungs and
gil used Ayers Cherry Pectoral. scarcely ever
frye from cough This medicine always relieves my
cough and strengthens my lungs other medi-
cine ever did Ihavs Induced many of my scauaint-
sncss 70 the Pectora In throat and lung troubles
II has always proved beneficial particularly In the
case Of my in law. Mr. A. Snow of this place.
Who cured BY 10 of . severe cough-"-Mrs. L. L
Cloud Benton. Ark.
u have had lung trouble for about year and have
tried many different remedies, but nothing does me
20 much good Ayers Cherry Pectoral. I heartily
recommend this medicine. "-Cynthia Horr. Harmony,
Aa
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared By
u. J. g. AVER 4 CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold By all Druggista Price 81 dx bottles. %.
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TennysOn Improves.

LONDON, March 4.-Lord Tennyson, who is
suffering from an attack of bronchial catarrh,
continues to improve.
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TIE LAsr CALL

OF THE SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY
TO the buyers Of the District Maryland and Virginia
We have still on hand lot Of hne ovsrcoata which
will be sold 1t the following low prices:
An Elegant Ulster which sold for 90 now e3. 49,.
An Atwood Cape Overcast sold formerly ct SlS,
now So. 81.
An-Wooi Russian Chinchills. formerly e13.5o. now
ss.24,
Atwood Jersey Coats tths finest In the market).
formerly e27. now $50.
Fine Light weight Melton Digit dark COLOR Over
coats will be sold from IS. IS 10 $3.50.
g7c
ACnion Cashmere Pair Of Pants at 81 81.
All-wOol Cashmere Pants S2: formerly 81. So
Good Working suit. made of good cloth, at "a. 81,
formerly $3.50
Union Cashmere Suits. IS. SO; formerly s10.
Fifty different patterns OF Atwood Imported Cassi-
mere at s. 10 formerly { Is.
l,OUO Children's suits from / % mp.
The Of this IL for twenty days
b order of the
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Good Market for our Maryland Mines.
BUESos AYREs, March 4-The premium on
gold has advanced to l64
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DE- PHrcrs
CREAM
BAkINo
POWDER
DE- PRrcr,s
DAKIN0
MOST PERFECT MADE,

MOST PERFECT MADE.
Its superior excellence proven in millions OF homes
Tor more than quarter Of century Iis used by the
United States Government Endorsed by the hesdsof
the Great Universities the Strongest Puresl and
most Healthfnl. DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Aumonia Lime. Alum sold ouly
IN CanA
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.:
NEW YORK, CHICAGO ST rours
ap30-eoly
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nNE TAKEN EVERY NIGHT STIMULATES THE
" liver CARRIES the bile and improves the diges-
ton and appetite. Carriers Little Liver Pills. Don't
forget this
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Mosr Men AND WonES

Suffer neeilsssly. disordered stomach. constips-
lively be avoided BY the careful use of the genuine
CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT Beware Of imita-
tfors 1
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ONLY one PATENT was issued 10 . resident Of
the District today. Geo. =. Brott received .
patent for feed block for animals.
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LAssBuReH & BRos.

LASsBuReH & BRos.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
We Are Now Opening from Day to Day Gu
SPECIAL IMPoRTATIoNs
SPRING FABRICS.
Comprising all the New and Fashionable weaves and
Materials.
MoHAIRs AND BRILLIANTINEs.
These are here in countless shades and all quail
ties Black predominates; cause, the most desirable
but colorngs hue and tint have in stock
ranging from 4Oc to Ell.
DRAP DE ETE
This ever-popular material comes again for 1890
better equipped to win the deserved fsvoritsm 1t has
held for many years, It being made this year with
double warp and filing firmly twisted. which. Of
course make its qualities even better
than heretofore.
Colorings and Shades. Il there anything your brain
can conceive that We can't duplicated Try Us.
40 inches wide. 81 per yard
sERGEs
The immense sales made by Of this leading fabric
Of last warranted in placing large orders
with Messrs Cordonnier Co. Rubaix. France. who
assure our line will be the best ever turned
out from their works. guaranteed to be made Of the
very finest yarns and double dyed, from the lowest
numbera which shall be closely twillsd to the finest
quality. which shall equal fne Cashmere In twilling
Prices range from SOC. tot l.25.
Shades and cOlorinss in the newest none better.
BRoADCLoTHs.
Delius aud Dauphinos choicest selections especially
adapted for Tailor-msds Costumes and the popular
Shoulder Capes; splendid collection Of colorinss,
ranging in prices from 81 SO to s250.
CHALLIEs.
Exclusive designs which We control made By 'Koech-
lin, Bsumsar.en Cie:" the varied colorings and
designs shown BY u: quality. the best made;
price, the lowest
30 INCHES WIDE. SOC. YARD.
CHECKED sUITINGs.
England and Scotland are sending the most beauti-
full line Of Checks and Phantom Piaids ever shown.
We in receipt Of choice line Of these goods rang
Ing In all weights and wdths.
special bargain in Handsome" Scotch Cheviot
42-inch Choice Colorings s1
S4-inch Choice colorings. 81.
COMBINATIONS
Large Plaids and Fine Checks to match the most
effective combinations shown season. in splendid
eolOrs. good wearing material Suits composed Of o
yards 42-inch Fine Check and yards 42-inch Plaid
colorinss Of the newest Price s10 suit.
5o-cENr PLAIDs AND STRIPES.
Are you in need Of anything at this price, II you
safely have the color style suit
you. have 100 styles and colors in stock. AL
WOOL. double width and good wearing stun.
FRENCH sArTEEN.
Our direct importations displayed.
complete range Of CoLORIN6S with the best
printing Of new and Elective dssica&
The new Is well - the standard shades are fully rep
lssentsd-
Our immense domestic line q Csc. 1sc. and 128c,
though not rs nne In quality the French, u by far
the best value offered and the styles superior
TO any We have ever shown ct the above prices
We also have full assortment Of plain colors includ-
tsg Al the new shades, at l21<c per yard.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York StOl

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO COrsOn aud MCCARTNEY, 1919 h street:
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TIE CAsrxEr AxErrxo today was attended
by all the members but the Attorney General,
who was In attendance at the Supreme Court
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fI3 Cor. 9th and L ats. NV.

ii X FULTON, LOAN OFFICE 1918 PA AVE.
H 10 Established 1870. The only Licensed Pawn
Broker in the District Money loaned on Watches.
diamonds Jewelry, silver Ware and other vzuables.
~ Gold " atcles and other unredeemed pledges in
great variety At very low prices tAl3-6ms
DILIOUsNESS. DIZZINESS, NAUSEA. HEAD
Id sche relieved by small doses of Car.ers Little
Liver Rlls
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A FEMALE PRISONERS FALL.
A Pitiful Scene in the Police Court This
Morning.

Sadie Burke was prisoner in the Police
Court today and on account Of the poor ac-
commodations for such prisoners there she
came near losing her life. Sadie once had a
good home in South Washington. but on account
of her Incorporate habits she left it and was
thrown upon the world to get along the best
way she could. Time after time she has been
arrested and her face is familiar one to those
in charge Of the female work house.
Judge Miller has done all in his
power to raise her from the ''slums"
and released her several times upon her
promise to do better, but she seemed to be
past redemption and continued to visit the
lowest dives in South Washington. This morn
intoxicated and disorderly, The officer took
her to the Police Court. Her condition was
such that the turnkey did not want to put her
in the dark cell with SO many others and he gave
her a seat in the corridor, where she could get
breath OF pure air, which he thought would
revive her.
HER HEAD CUT By FALL.
The poor young woman got up and at
tempted to go down stairs, but before reaching
the bottom she fell and received q severe cut
across the right side of her head. Some diff.
Guilty was experienced in finding q physician.
She talked Of her husband, who she said was
on his dying bed, and lifted up her hands and
appealed to the Lord to remove her from this
earth. With blood streaming down her face
from the ugly wound, which was covered by
her hat, she was taken to the court and ar
raigned on q charge of being drunk and dis
in proper condition to stand trial and ordered
her rau1nval N tho hOapifal
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In an item in yesterdays srAl Father No
town college instead Of 0onsaga college.
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PROGRESS OF THE CIVIL SERVICE Reform m
vEsTIaATIoN roDAY-PRoBlNe THE METHODS on
THE MILWAUKEE, POST oFFIcE-BLAHINa
sHIpY.
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CHAMpAasEs.
DUO DE MoNTEBELLo.s
Choicest Of French
Wines from Grapes
grown in the vineyards
of the
DUKES OF oRLEANa
QuAlity-Dry.
Bouquet ExQuisita
D. VI. BURCHEL.L
Agent
1925 Il St nv.
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Election Of Officers,

The Capital City gun club, at ito annual
meeting last night, elected the following off,
GERS: Edward L. Mills, president, VIM. N.
Shustsr, vice president; - Gulick, secretary,
James NJ Green, treasurer; Frank A. Happier.
captain, and F. B. Farnsworth, member Oh the
executive committee. The club was shown by
the reports of its officers to be In Q fourishins
condition, having membership of sfxty-Rve
liabilities Its club house and shooting grounds
are located at the foot Of 22d street near The
national observatory, and regular club contests
at artificial targets take place every Tuesday
and Saturday pm.
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but repelled the suggestion of improper motive.
He also acknowledged certain knowledge
as to the condition of the eligible register,
getting his information from Shidy, but denied
that he had made improper use of this knowl-
edge.
habit of telling untruths, especially in writing.
At o'clock recess was taken until o'clock.
BASED ON Nh. PAuL's own STATEMENT.
Before recess Mr.. Roosevelt said that the
commission had not based their report upon
Mr.. Shidy's testimony. Their report was made
on Mr.. Paul's own statement Of the facts and
upon the ofRcial records.
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ALUM IN BREADPROHIBIrED.
Regulations for Enforcing the Foo
Adulteration Law

Regulations for Enforcing the Food
Adulteration Law.
The Secretary of the Treasurer has
prescribed regulations for carrying
out the recent act Of Congress for the
prevention of the manufacture and
sale of alulterated food in the District
of Columbia, the enforcement of which
is placed in the Department of Inter
nal Revenue.
In reference to the use of alum, the
regulations state that it is substance
known to produce more or less toxic
effect, and whose presence in food is
therefore harmful, and whose use is
forbidden, under severe penalties, il
most foreign countries having laws on
the subject" and fixes the following
standard which prohibits its use in
bread:
"Bread-The addition of alum, sui
phate of copper, will be consider
eo adulteration."
The manufacture or sale of food in
violation of the law or regulations
constitutes misdemeanor punishable
by fine or imprisonment.
BREAD" in legal phrase includes
biscuits, rolls and similar preparations
of food made from -four.
The following are the names of the
baking powders containing alum
Campbell's, Kenton,
Davis o. X, Crown,
Davis Dry Yeast, Patapsco,
Forest City, Atlantic & Pacific
Washington, Silver Prize,
Silver Star, One Spoon,
Gold, Cooks Favorite
Grants, Crown Special.
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the syndicate would put the price of
tobacco as low as could be done with
out forcing the farmers to stop raising
it. This would drive hundreds of
farmers from our market, bankrupt
the merchants by depriving them of
their trade and reduce the farmers to
the sad condition in which the cotton
planters of eastern North Carolina
are in to-day. It would paralyze
Winston's growth and pauperize the
farmers.
Anything which could do this ought
to be damned by every man in the
city of Winston and the surrounding
country. A 'tr'ist" Is body of men
organized to plumber their fellow-men
and ought to stand no showing in
it's efforts to wreck our town and its
friends.
Our manufacturers to day have the
best business in the South. The fame
of Winston's plug surpasses that of all
other cities and it is growing. They
have always made money and they
always will so long as they continne
to do business on the present plan.
Let them, then, stand together and
preserve their business, their town
and their friends, and spurn the over
lures of the northern syndicate as they
would the caresses of serpent.