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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-01
"A STRANGE YOUNG WOMAN.
Here Without Money Wandering ON tho
Streets.


young woman, very pretty, we'll
dressed and about II years Of ago came
to the city yesterday on the eastbound
train. She remained at tho dep,t a
short while and then began walking
about the streets. She was watched bv
the police. who at once saw she was n
stranger in the city and had no friends
or place to stop at. Two hours later
she applied to Officer Rgney, who was
on duty on Railroao avenue, for a place
to stop. The officer pointed out hotel.
but she said she had not money enough.
He then pointed out boarding house.
but to this she objected for the same
reason.
Tho girl put on pitiab,e
face and almost shed tears. INIT
she quickly recovered herself ard
to questions propounded by the
officer said she came from Radford
but did not tell her name. The oflicer
then asked her what kind of a place She
wanted to go and what did she pronoso
to do. She said all she desired was n
place to stop at over night, or she would
ike permanent home. Tho officer
then loft her, but will make an investi.
cation. Rigney thinks she has ran off
from home.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW York, Nov. 3o.-ISpeciall --Ex-
change quiet and steady at4S1@4S4X.
Commercial bill, 4sOH@4s3. Money
easy at 1904. closing offered at 8. Sub.
treasury balance, gold, 500. 4s5 900.
Currency, S2,5s5,O0O. Government bonds
dull and FIRMS, 117ss. State bonds
dull and steady.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-01
A Correction.

In an interview with the Roanoke
Steam Laundry last Sunday a typo
graphical error made it read that the
washing machine was of twenty shirt
capacity, when it should have been
seventy-tive shirt capacity.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-01
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks are fur
nished by Won Hemert & Co., bond and
stock brokers, Roanoke. Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-01

NKuSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEEO
i OF trnst executed to tho undo rsig ned t.ustoe
by L. w. Spindle. dated tue 1ith day OF January.
la,D ana recorded In the Hastings Court OF tue
city OF Roanoke, deed book 81, page a1l to Sc
cure to the West End Land Company, tho sum of
si,.'9 as evidenced by three negotiable notes ot
even date herewith, one payable four months
after date Tor Sdt5.6S, one payable one year after
date Tor S'ai,i, one payable two years after date
Tor Stpi66, with interest from date. And whore
as default has been made in the payment or tho
second abo<c described note, and nj the rcaeost
or the beneficiary so TO do, will orcr for salo at
public auction. In front OF the courthouse OF the
city OF Roanoke, at IL O'CLOCK ON TUESDAY
TIE 18TH DAY UF DECEMBER, 1891, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit:
hose certain lots In the city OF Roanoke
known as lots No. l. >, 8 and 4, in section 2S "a
shown by the map OF the West End Land Com
pany.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay coat of sale
and take up past due note of $ti6iai. with inter-
est from the nth day OF January, ISM the pur-
cnaseS to assume ono note of $G66.66, due JANUARY
ii, 1877, with interest from the 18th day OF JaDn
AIRY, $50. Balance on sncht erms a. viii be mado
known on day OF snlc.
H. S. TROUT,
iloSH~Haw tds Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-01
$500 Reward z

win pay the above reward for any caae OF lives
stipaton or Costiveness We cannot cure with VESTS
Vegetable Liver Pills when the directions are strictly
complied with. They are purely Vegetable and neyeI
fail TO give satisfaction Sugar Coated Largo boxes
containing 80 Pills rs cents. Beware of counterfeit
IHE JOHN c. WEST COMPANY CHICAGO. Ts,
Sold by tho Roanoke Drug Company
Campbell street. Isn23-1y.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-01

'NRuSTEk's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
Estate In the City OF Roanoke Va Under
ana by virtue " u decd OF trust executed by X
NJ Casey TO the undersigned trustee. dated the
lIth day OF OctoDer, 1880. and recorded In tho
clerks office OF the Corporation Court for the
city OF koanoke, ia deed book so, page Az to,
secure to Erancois Bonnean the payment OF two
certain negotiable notes OF S53S.3} each. with In
tcrest, and default having been made In the pay
ment OF the hrst due note, and nj tho request of
the beneficiary, will. on SATURDAY, THE
l?ruuF DECEMBEk, 1891, AT II O'CLOCK NJ,
In RI Mt OF the courthouse, sell at public auction
to the highest 'idder all that certain parcel of
land lying in The city OF Roanoke, Va, and des-
cribcd ~ follows:
Beginning ut point on tho west sido OF Leo
street 100 feet north OF Wells street. thence north
81 degrees IS minutes west ,SS feet; thence north
10 degrees Is minutes east 81 s feet; thence south
81 degrees ~ minutes east he feet: thence south
2dessees 10 minutes wcsi 81 feet 10 the place OF
beginning
TERMS or SALE: Cash suaiciont 20 pay tho
cost III executing tA.s trust and to pay ,hs
amount OF the note now d.c ard Ia arrears
total OF say shh and A. 70 SStS 81 with interest
from the iflh dals OF ucfoSer iSsl. Oh the 18th
day az oStaher, fSl<. ana the residue. N any. in
TWO e94ai insttF n-nfs payspsr In onr aud two
var ircm a. " s4l- ~ith irtcr~-t froTa aAy lt
sole TffifHA- 81 n5tREh
5EEE=nE.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-01

The above notes have been assumed nv sub.
scquent purchasers. r. w. SPINDLE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10
THE ELECTORAL SYSTEM.

I'm Closing His Message the President Has
Something to Say on Gerrymsndering
and the Necessity Of . Institutional
Amendment.
The method of appointment by the states
OF electors Of president and wee pres Ide-it
has recent Y attracted renewed interest by
reason of n departure by the state of Michi
gan from the methods which had become
uniform In all the states. Prior to 1882 vari
Gus methods had been used by the different
states and even by the same state In some
the choice was made by the legislature; In
others electors were chosen by districts, but
more generally by the voters Of the whole
state upI n n general ticket The movement
towards the adoption OF the last named
method had an early beginning and went
steadily forward among the states. until
In ls52 there remained but O single
state, South Carollns. that had not
adopted a. That state, until tire civil
war, continued to choose its electors by
vote Of the legislature, but after the war
changed Its method and conformed to the
pract ce Of other states For nearly sixty
years all the state, save one have appointed
their electors by popular vote upon gen
eral tick ct. End for nearly thirty years this
method was universal After q full ties: OF
other method, without important division
or dissent In any state and without any pur-
pose Of party advantage, rs We must believe,
but solely upon the considerations that I'M
iformity was desirable and that q general
election In territorial divisions not sub
ject to change was most consistent with the
popular character OF our Institutions
best preserved the equality OF the voters,
and effectusIiy remov d the choice Of pres
ident from the ba ieful infusnce OF the
"gerrymander," the practice of all the states
currence should now be broken, Is, I think,
a unfortun tie and even n thre ateuInv ami.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10
THE TREASURY.
Operations OF the Observation-Disclosures OF
tho TnriT-The sIIver OuestIon = Etc.

the TnriH-The silver Questionable
The general interest in tie operations OF
tn, treasury department has been much
suKu during the last year by reason Of
the confusing predictions, which accom-
panied and followed the tariff and other leg
islation OF tbs last congress affecting the
revenues. as TO the results Of this legislation
upon the trueasury aud upon tn. country
On tac one hand II was contendrd that i'm
ports would 50 fall OF a. 10 leave the
treasury bantrnp, and nd that haiti the prices Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10

A. 81.
np1ove tue ssfoe Ine Ieven.es ot
nv INV IN ,ncrssso y. wi
~ ns .. ooiiss. unne sns As
~. w ye.l -, sno~ sorp'us Oh rece'p"
nn 20. ones NV oeee e.o-
.pSn .ne ,s y. eoo So'.n -
.s hnes ss ~
,a..s SD, vn .-,, ..o
so IN sno uehsey y. m..'
IT,. ~. =. a. @.,,. :. su.'.,s. ,,.s
ms IN .ns uen.ety ~ un'ero. P.esN
cSo'nolousny nas WIS y ssem. mno y
ana .ns cnueo e.a,es, e1ioehSeo
sns' ny. " ouseI
IVY - IN .'aee epon =" 'ne efes' oee1n
"A' ing s'e.msnIPA
~ III
su' vac usAno mnss OF heu posai ser
We ns,e oeen eusonsneo upon rs'irosas'
ne l,.,n s' ~ ION 20 suo s'o ' IN sne
se' enes m, oeeu inereaseo spoot - PEI
cent. Nnhe the percentage OF errors 70 as
'ou.'on nss. oufins sne past year, oeen re-
oueeu W, one nan. An apProp.ia.'onN Va
sea uy we .ss' eonss .or 1e pus ps,s
OF ms.,ns some experiments IN nee oeh'-
ery IN tne smaller eities ana towns Ine re-
SUITS OF THESE experiments nave oeen sails
IaetorS tnst tne postmastet genera recon-
mencs, ana ! concur IN the recommenoa-
Won, Yea. .ne Iree oe..e,S sysem DC AZ once
ehtenueo W towns Oh W Popuia.on- MS
escussion OF tne IhaoeQuate iach.es eh
tendeo under our present system 70 Iurai
eomnunnles sno ms sussessHols win
sies 20 give tnese communities tuler par
ueipAtloh IN tne oehen's OF .ne postai ser
wee are worthy OF your eafeiui eohsiaera-
ton. III y not Just thar the farmer VINO
receives ns man NJ tne neisnoorins
nouu nos oniy w conpeueu
70 seno 70 .he posi- omse ior u, ou' 70 pay
eons'oenso,e IenI TOT ooA IN wh,cn 20 pIaee
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10
POSTAL MATTERS.

Gratifying Results acknowledgements
OF the Postma ster-t;eaersl-Ocesa Nah
Service -Efc.
In the report OF the postmastef- genera
some gratifying results are exhibited and
many betsermepts of this service suggested
4 p-risl Of the report gives sbundsat
eTI Ience that the supervision an l direction
NJ the postal System have been character
sed By !a'slli5eut AMI eenssisatlous ess!ss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10

the dire on OF the eommissiou- Nearly
Loo miles Of the proposed road have been
surveyed. including the moss dim -uit 1T,
that through Ecuador. and the southern
part Of Colombia The reports OF the en-
Eineers are very satisfactory and show thaf
no insurmountabie obs. acles have been met
With
On November u. Issl. Q treaty vas con-
eiuded with Mexico reafirming the bound
ary b-tween the two countries as described
In ths treatie, Of February .. isss. and De-
cember %, 1873 March I. Isl, q further
treaty vas negotiated to facilitate the carry
Ing out of the principles OF the treaty OF issh
and TO ayofl the difficulties occtsioned BY
reason OF the changes and alterations that
take place from natural causes In the BIO
Grande and Colorado rivers In the portions
thereof onstItuti1g the boundary line be-
tween the two republics The international
boundary commission. provided for by the
treaty Of iss3. 20 have exclusive Jurisdiction
OF any question that may arts. has been
named by the N 'xloan government An ap.
preparation IL necessary 10 enable the
United ssites 10 fui1Ii its tresty oblig stions
In this respect
TIE rLL.TREtrED HEBREwS
This government has found oec sion TO
express. In friendly spirit, bot with much
earnestness, to the ,v-rnment of the ckar.
It's serious concern because Of the harsh
measures nov being enforced IS iinst the
Hebrews in Rnssia By the revival OF anti
Semitic laws, long In allegiance. great NUM-
bers OF those unfortunate people have been
constrained to abandon their homes and
leave the empire by reason OF the impossi'
bility Of finding subsistence within the pale
to VII ich iI IL sought to confne them The
hmm grafton OF these people to the United
states-many other countries being closed
to them ., largely increasing and IL likely TO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10
THE MESSAGE.
President Harrison Treats on Sew
eral Matters Of Interest
The ITALIAN And GILLIAN DISPUTES.

The Sealing Trouble with Great Britain
Meat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Bs-
reaus-The New Tariff Lsu and
Imports and Exports - The
President Treats at Length
Alleged Defects in the
Electoral System
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10

tas, 50 ses In the value Of Imports Of dutiabie
merchandise. The pereentag, OF merehan-
disc admitted free OF duty during the year
to which I have reference, the frat under
the new tari6. vas - n, while during the
preeediag twelve months, under the old
taria, the percentage vas - Z. IN iaersase
OF i19i per cent II We take the SIX months
ending September % last, which covers the
time during vhsh sugars have been admit
ted free Of duty, the percentas, OF value OF
merchandise imported free OF duty II found
to be sssi. oh ch IL . larger percentage Of
free imports than during any prior fiscal
year In the history OF the governmsnt
II We turn 10 exports OF merchandise the
statistic, are full Of gratihcatiop. the
whole OF such exports Of merehandise for
the twelve months ended September % 1891.
was .s2s .0si ,i5s Will Q for the corresponding
previous twelve m pnths 10 vas IS III lis,
Al increase OF g. sii ,o2i, which 10 nearly
three times the average annual Increase OF
exports Of m rchandise during any year In
the history Of the government The increase
In the value OF txper:s Of agricultural
products during IN, year referred 10 over
the CORE ponding twelve months OF the
rrior year, vas 81. So. is7, while the Increase
In the value OF exports OF manufactured
products was iis. SIS 70,
There IL certainly nothing In the condition
OF trade, foreign or domestic. there 10 GER
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t.rJO "a ,.,.n,. ,..i.,.,,a, 80. c,n,...
,r.t- - ,,, = -ss sh
mercisl development Of the nation IL may
DE argued that our condition would be bet
"a. h..,.. -, !, $50, r.. $3.50 .h., ~,
81. 49,. =. -~.,.- - ---,
sa..sn,,a... . ,S.
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-, a., -. - .sn..ss
Pp.
as.. A.. .-,tS ss, ,..,N.s-.
S'
-. -, ar xs-y,- .SsS-.
=. .,.,>,,rs = sIs,.yy ~ .,-,
I.hInh ,hrr. az. concIp.iv. eyissnre. ,b.,
the new tariff created several great Undue
tries which will. within n few wears. give EN-.
pIoymeut to several HUNDRED thousand
Americ an working men and women. In view
of the somewhat oyercrovded condition of
the labor market of the United States. every
patriotic citizen should rejoice AZ such q
result
The report of the .ecre,,ry of the treasury
sbo "a tina, the total r-ceIpt, of tho govern
ended June Al. 1891. were ss.s s,s ass. "a while
the e.p.nd lture, for the sam. period we're
sI,, ,oi an "a Lawns , .ur,Ips NJ ,s7 ,ss ~,
n
Tn. ,s..,,,. n, tho a..., x.., .ns,,. Ina.
"a ~. .,n.ndI,,... s,ro a., 40 - ~.
r..s,,,,s |. :. az. .: "a 81 ~. .r,s,aI,ns..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10

paper, in which 1t was alleged that
unfavorable action had been taken
in the New York Legislature apainst
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10

-. --OP"sss IIv.i Iv~ usntp
Vice Presidents.
900. Temperance Teaching In the
8. S.-Rev. F. ID. Baker. Discussion
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10

--- $500 '~-s~ sSuu~I I.sn,
their heartfelt symathy In this his
sad bereavement. Not longi ago he
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10

from Lawrence to the
tai says J. l.. Brady,
has taken charge Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10

loads Of fat cattle. They went over
the Union Pacific. Jewell
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-10

ne Is therefore grandfather, and
that is what tickles him so.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-03
Reducing Beef Rates.

At a meeting of the traffic managers of
the Chicago ~east-bound lines to-day. the
Michigan Central announced that, taking
effect July 4, it would reduces the rate on
dressed beef from 4G15 to As cents per 1OC
pounds, Chicago to Boston, thereby making
it the same as the rate to New York. The
reason given for this reduction is that it
was demanded by shippers who claim that
there is discrimination in making a higher
rate to Boston than to New York, because
in live stock the same rate applies to both
points. The representatives of the other
lines had no authority to take definite
action on this matter, and an adjourned
meeting will be held tomorrow to decide
whether the Michigan Central's reduction
shall be made general by all roads. There
is no doubt that it will be. The Chicago d.
Grand Trunk. IN order to preserve its differ
entail, will then be forced to reduce it's
dressed beef rate to 4313 cents to New Eng
land points by way of Montreal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-03
Decided Against Finley,

w. H. Newman. vice president of the Chi
cago & Northwestern, T.. H. Ripley, vice
president of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul. and H. s. Eustis, general passenger
and ticket agent of the Burlington, sitting
as a board of arbitration. to-day de-
cided the appeal of the Illinois
Central in favor Of that road and
against Chairman Finley. of the Western
Passenger association. Chairman Finley
ordered rates restored between st. Louis
and Chicago IN May II. For refusing to
restore rates he fined the Chicago u Alton
800. and the tariff ON each ticket sold at
the reduced rate from MAY II to June 8.
They find that the chairman authorized the
Wabash and Atchison to meet the Alton
rates and that. although technically the IL
linois Central lacked similar authority, yet
it should not be punished. as, under the
principles of equity in the association, the
Illinois Central is entitled to anything al
lowed to its competitors. While the Alton
cuts no open figure in the case, the deci-
sion has a strong bearing on the difficulties
which have arisen between it and Chair
man Finley.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-03
Must Pay for Its Fun.

The Kansas City has addressed a com
munication to the advisory board of the
Northwestern blind passenger pool de-
mandlne that $1,000 be charged up against
the Chicago u Northwestern for a violation
of the agreement. The alleged breach of
contract on the rart of the latter consisted
In carrying 200 turner's to st. Paul on the
occasion Of the convention in that city after
the boa d had routed the bushes exclu-
slvely over tho Kansas City. Under the
agreement the Chicago u Northwestern will
be required to turn over to the complain
ants sufficient business to compensate for
its loss.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-03
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The small boy and the freoracker are
about.
Miss Mary E. Jackman returned yester-
day from her home in Indiana, where she
has been visiting for the last month.
The rainfall in Helena during June, &C
cording to Sergeant Hobbs record, was
four and three-fourth inches, the greatest
III ten years.
The strawberry and ice cream festival in
the parlors of the First Presbyterian church
was we'll attended last night, and was a de-
cided success.
U. S. Grant camp, No. Sons of Veterans,
will hold a special election and installation
at their regular meeting this evening. A
full attendance is desired.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Edward D. Parker and Mathilda Boyd,
of jefferson; Henry Hall, of Helena. and
Agnes Donahue, of Minneapolis.
An entertainment will be given to-mor-
row in the Helena Business college rooms
ing there will be music and dancing.
Bob Austin, who had only been free
about a week, struck a man over the head
with a billiard cue i'll the Bucket of Blood
saloon and got a twenty days sentence in
the county Jail.
A good game of ball will take place to-
morrow between the Athletics and a team
from Butte. Another game between the
same teams will be played Sunday at the
Athletic grounds.
A supply of marble head and foot stones
have been received from Washington by
Wadsworth post, G.. A. R., and will be
placed at the graves Of veterans under the
direction OF tho post.
Policeman James Sweeney has been
dropped from the force. Policemen Baker
and Callahan nave been transferred to the
Main street beat between Broadway and
Sixth avenue. Policemen Finnegan and
Grogan go to the Lower Main street district,
below Sixth avenue, and Policeman Floyd
to the east side. Policemen Vanasse,
Bossler. Martin and Sc~harrenbroich hold
down the Upper Main street beat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-03
HELENA, Mont, July 9. 1901

HELENA, Mont, July 9, lsll.
Edward ID. SnifFen, Agency Director Ne,y
York Life Insurance company, st. iaNt,
Minn.-Dear Sir: Through Mr.. L. Sharpe,
~rys,1ent manager here, l acknowledge with
gratitude the receipt of New York Life
Insurance company's check for i've thous-
and three hundred and thirty-si1 dollars
(S5 1856 in payment of policy CD the life of
my deceased husband, William II. Gebauer.
Your company's c~ommendable promptness
in settlement is greatly appreciated. 1t
affords one ray of comfort amidst the DESC
late surroundings.
Yours, with best wishes and heartiest
recommendations,
MELISSA Nj. GEBAUEa.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-03
A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR.
Helena's Invitation to the National Educ
tioRal Association to Meet Here,

Helena's Invitation to the National Educa
tional Association to Meet Here.
The teachers of the United States cannot
fail to appreciate the heartiness of Helena's
invitation to them to hold their convention
here in 1892. The Board of Trade commit
tee will bear with them to Toronto to be
presented to the National Educational as
ISOLATION, a magnificent souvenir made of
native gold, silver and precious stones.
There are two solid plates of silver,
four and and one-half inches by six
inches and one-elghth of an inch in thick
ness. They are suspended by two silver
rings to a silver bar, upon the end
OF which appear two handsome gold mug
gets, found right where the Merchants Ma
tional bank now stands. Upon the front
face of the first leaf Of silver is an oval
medallion of gold, upon which is engraved
Bear Tooth in the distance. Surrounding
this are six handsome sapphires and five
garnets, most deliberately mounted, and
clustering around these are some prickly
pears, artistically made i'll colored gold.
At the four corners of the plate are large
sapphires in elegant settings of gold.
The second face of the leaf will bear the
following inscriptions:
GREETING.
The Board of Trade and the citizens of
the city of Helena extend to the National
Educational association of the United
States. a most cordial invitation to hold
the association convention of 1892, in the
city of Helena, "The Queen City of the
Rocky Mountains"
H. NJ. PARcHEN, President,
VIM. MUTH, Vice-President of Helena
Board of Trade.
The committee's names appear on the
third face as follows:
Charles A. Broadwater, Samuel L. Hauser,
Barnard Brown. A. W. Lyman, ID. w. Fisk,
Geo. E. Roos, r. G.. Young, Samuel Schwab,
Louis A. Walker, committee.
On the back of the second leaf will ap-
pear the following:
Montana gold and silver, Montana sap
phires and g%arnets, contributed by the
Helena Board of Trade. VIM. Muth, vice
president"
The souvenir is the work of G.. b. Jacaue-
min d Co., of this city, and was designed
by DIR. A. f. Foote. II will remain on ex-
hibition at the store of Jacquemin d Co.
until this evening, when it will be taken
east.
Don't forget the date "Wednesday, July 8. 1.-THE
Worn Web" at st. Aloysius hall. Admission
80 cents.
Dealers will find it to their interests to buy
thsir fireworks ut The Bee Hive.
Buy your fireworks at The Bee Hive, at whole
sale only.