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NEw.yoxK. oNrAaIo AND WESTERN RAILwAy


S:Ip ~ NJ. 10 minutes earlier from foot OF Frank
ln-s'.i Tor Mdictown. blooming bLren. Fort JEWS
Monticello. M0untalldar. Pittsburgh Liberty, LAYING
MAJOR lantOch Carbundalr. scranton Walton. Delhi.
sidney. NorAch Elmcston. Uucs Rome Oneida. OswegO.
Detroit. Chicago and points West.
a, S:lo 4. M,fot Csgphell iall. Lake, Mohonk aud
ngb9rgh Ellenye Fall-burrh Monticello. Hnrleyvie.
3il5 r. NJ. Campbell Hall Lake Mohonk aud Mime.
vasKh Waikiki Valley stations. Middetown. Blooming.
hurgh, Ecnvllic. Pittsburgh. Hmeyyille. Liberty While
200 p NJ. Mlddleown, Pittsburgh, Liberty. Liv.
ina,ton Maror. Rockland. Walton. sidney, Norwt,h.
cogo. and West Pullman seepers; reclining chair car
free 10 suspension Bridge.
las II. NJ l2d.st., Saturc,ys only, for Middlcown
nloomin CHURCH, Ecnvillc. Mlun,ai Dale Pittsburgh
Mopt''eln. Hrrleyyie. Liberty. White Lake Rockland
Daily all other train, daily except Sunday.
Pnlwsn d,awnc-,oom se,ts and seeplng.car bcrths
7. C. ANDERSON. G. p A.. Sc Deaver.st New.York.
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i: RTE LINES.

"A SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NETWORK AND
I'm SrGAf9 r y cHA - IHKE or Or
tA6E0 RAMA or MOUNTAINS, FORESTS AND
STREAMS.
Direct route to lassaic. Paterson Tuxedo, Newburg
Midd!eown Fort Jetyis. Monticello, White Lake Homes
dale. Scranton. Bnghauton. Elmrs, Corning, Watkins,
0en Bath. Hannond-port. Avon Springs, Rochester.
Hornesville. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Chauauqua
Lake. Cleveland Cincinnati ST. Louis Chicago and all
points west Trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers.
ST. follows. and i've minutes earlier from West 2Sdst.:
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n M A. NJ. Daily-Via Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
9.UU Lake. parlor Car NewYork to Buffalo; Sleeper
Union station, except Sunday, for Monticello.
VE>rIBULE LIMITED.
y m T. NJ. Daiy-soiG train for Chicago via Chautau.
O.OU qua Lake with dining car 10 Chicago. Sleepers
to Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
> Oh r. NJ, except sunday-foE Blnghamton. hones.
>. ~ dale and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
6.3U fan, aud Grond Trunk Railway. sIeeDers to
Buffalo. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC ENPREss.
% on T. NJ. Dallv-Na Chautluqua Lake and Niagara
O.0U FALL. solid train " Chicago. sleepers ~
Buffalo, Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIS.
WEEK DAYS. q m. o a. M M 10 80 .; m. L p m ns3
" M 80 suRd. % so n S 80 ao m p p 80 p n
FOX NEWBUltG.
w EEK DAlS-V q. m, 10 y. m, as D. m, . 30
w p. m, p. IN. Sundays-9 a m. d. NJ. 80 D. ~
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
MAPS AND 1IMh-IAbLts may be obtained from
aiming select list hotel, and boarding houses sub
ultan Homes" describing vicinity OF New York "Chau
T91GkE E1ES S%D rrLLTAS &ccoMM0pxTioNs at
iol and 90 bicad~sy 1namoG,s ana Wet "a s.,
wny Williamsburg zoo Hud>on.st. HobOken. and Jersey
cty f TS'r SSmlH9y calls for and checks
d. l. ROBERTS Geaerul Passenger Agent.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Aug. 49, % p: m-Be,f in fair demand.
Pork In poor demand IaTf In poor demand snort
about II 20 lG n dun SIS 3D. Bacon In poor demand
Cumberland cut about - b. 30 ~ dun at as long clear
mddc- about 45 n. steady at i2s sd. Choe-e-The de-
mand has ALLEN OF; An iIcan finest white and color,d
toady VS.. TallOw, tuipunc and rO.in poor de-.
COttOnSeed OIL Liverpool refined, steady
Lard-Spot fair demand futpr., In poor d,ran.
Whca-rhe demand is improving; 40 red winter ssaG,
at Is ga no red spring steady at IS ID. Flour in
poor demand. Corn Spot-Thc demand Is improving
roor demand mixed Western spot ,teadv
Aucu-t steady T. II I'd september steady
~ 1Oa,d October study at e. 1O9,d Hops at London
Pacific COast-There is nothing offering.
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THE PETROLETN M1RKET,

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude certificate duh and f'aturclcss.
The report o. slight falling or In the Mcdonald pool
output without effect. There no sales al the
stock Exchange. A. the Consolidated Exchange thor.
sales Of - 900 barrels 500 dJGs $50 cents against
JG cents Wednesday night.
Refined oil unchanged az Clio cents In barrels and
9 50 In cases, and point lower In bulk 81
Dor gallon. Foreign quotations Ant rrp
= :ramcs; KIcmen. o marks london. a.. I3.lGd.
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Sss ssss. weak The Of 9Sssa SFl';
dsS.nd VI a.. ssnn siOD S
:.n;sr xS.ss srsde 1898 5 oy3naTy choice
= i isSst e MISns:o,s sprns :st5s eSi
:: :sass.. 'sss sSs az %S:4
q S92 s" aad about ss Sales 800 6S c"d
3 O ss 'S ST. pa = { FEor
ia ' %so 3q9 ss S $50 BOZ H.
SsisS western auoted at & soass TO- and brandy%nc
IN ss malEs today u sAsSg' f &c
::.ss CLIPS 3s fsS sss
o. 5:;.a s T assa r5a s e t Sc 70 81
ss " so: "hfa sSa rc ~ "
pIssss = %..sne gram SesEsds gpso"S.edy Furnished
sSs t rs asue 2 e. III. but %p n SA @
va. further talk Of cold wy IN the NO1thwS' and Ms
4: ssS hand a:sss SsS 3:
.sos eo5tny.d lsSse ~, hi. W, Yy onset By
D9s,; 9g spF Snsn and 81 ss
year aso sesSosrd e Gos7s bush
SS SSsst and 81 900 RIEs aoSs H. SPOT mar
over cp Sss ao 900 90 b. over Ss"ss speS
MOI Northern spring At Sc September; No Chicago
:g'Hs sssse s' SH:a 'RS unssd
sssss eSsS iSSre is2 spot Including
'sss So Sas1 se cssss
s a s se a. 30 ssss s 81 & ss s
sSc Do October SO 9lsas,sc. closing 81 &c do De.
81 1ss Sc .o8s " A. p.
;S fI o S @x IN a ss s%a
August shor;s suffered bad Squeeze today, owing to
wa. feared would extend to other roads During the
While others gained sac Sgbseqaeniy August settled
back 2sc and others sate closing steady at net rise
rmeT cable "dpicss coS,butSG somewhat 70 the early
sSssas Was on Ss 'Ts ons @
Is o: DO 3 p ss psnF o 2 s By
Snsrsded mixed and white at 57aCoc No mixed essa
slsxs?' %al's Closing s ' at :v o.
sos az ;'G do f 8? 4St
4 SIC; do May, closing at s94e;. OATS Harden on
covering and some little outside 6Syna olto ns rose
on a'f ss offerings na fair f S Ssa "''
1885 bush sales, c55 coo bass future 10000 bush
wy s aSs esysior 10 %;sd ssSsss ss7,sor
s,aSsd mssa Wn No Ghs 90 90 S
Asst s6sns 81 ss closing G ot O.
.Sg sso f Fl DSSS%ser 81 sS%s
gsc a0% o a shS1 Ss very fun
gGes: on fair demand with The new Arrival. averaging
ssSs: ssSs; %S.s sss
'"i GofsIissaiSs IN al SSs$,ons !: sill limited
ss::ss assses "sdSS s.s$s5S s%snor e. 'ss
ssSec %e9"% e 'd e. pine
lSsG lSs'' moderately .csv. a. unchanged
prices ton; Angus, sold during mOrntnx session at
ss ss ssS "a FOR ay$Yi H
s %ss: RI. ;sass sass
tons sales Of futures 20 tons msrke, quiet: G. n b
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Railroads.
Della Lnckawnnnn md Western X. X.
stntion. In New York foot Of Barclay and
SHORTEST LINE: NtcrIBI LED TRAINS.

SLIGHTEST I.I NJ. NENTIBt LED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COttnE-,
Direct route TO NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD MONT.
CLAIR, THE; oEANGte. summit BeInarts,ill,. Bask
BconS% Dove a' StanhS '' EDDs AXE LNE
IIOPATtONG. Iiackett~town. Schoolgirls NOUN
TAIN, Washington PHlLIIrs Re-. EASrON
SCRANTON, plrTSrON, WILKEsBARRFs NANII.
JOKE; nA,Xv,IIE NORTHUMBERLAND. sym.
VIE rTICAi EIGnFlELD sPRIXGS tor'lSnd
SYRACUSE OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO ELMiKA
COHNlNG BATH; DANSXLII.E BUFFALO and ali
points WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST ""
80. 4, M.-hUtLALo. lu,hFirl.D srltlNuS ana
OSMEGO EHPKt.SS. Pullman parior ears. Connects
BGralo with train ior CHICAGO, arriving Y45
7ss <. M.~BISGMANToN MAIL. stop, at principal
Loo r. M.-SCRANroN. BINGHAMToN and EI.MlEA
EXPRESS. Pul man coaches; perlcr cas-.
A,I0 =. M.-SCKANTON, WiLkE>BARRf. and PI.YM
OUTU EXPRESS. Pullman parlo GERS
1890 T.. VI. (diily).-BUFfALO LIMITED EMPRESS
pullman sleeIcrs. Arrives at 10 a. m.
600 y. VI. ldailyi.-Bu fFALO RICHFIELD SPRINGS
and osWEGo' EXrRtss. Pullman Sleeper.
Murlayst and ~ IircaiwGy Ticket, at itry. stations
1Sj and 90 Btoadwly. 81 West l25h-st 90 Columbus
ave- New York 1893 Westinghouse 72G Fulton-st. and
S9s Bedforcsve. brooklyn. Time tables giving full in
formation at all stations
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
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New York and LOngBranch Railroad
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

For Rod BanR. Long Branch. ocean Grove, Asbury
PARK, Spring Lake and Point Piusant
Train, leave
Foot Cortlandt and Desbrosscs sts.
80. 80 10. 10 90 (rNpfe,sl. a II noon. 20
(Saturays on,y 80. 10 leNpre,s). 40 express,
ccpt R.d Bank, I 20 TO- % !. sundays. S:l5
40 u. m. D 10 y. III.
Foot Liberty.st.
$50. -, 10 80 30 m cNpressl. 20 Saturdays
30. 6.l5 p m. Sunday 9:l5. II 80 a. m. y. M
sunday trains do stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
Plrk.
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NETWORK e.
MEW-EHCLAMD
RAILROAD.
10 Miles shorter than Other Rail Line Bctwcca
Nc.y Nor md

10 Miles shorter than Other Rail Line Bctwcca
Ncv-York aud Eo.ion.
rfaE SHORTEN I'D To- FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
aINCTES
The White Tra1 Ia most luxurious train run on
Eastern fo1ds Has Pullman Royal Paor cars Dining
Car and Buffet Smoking ~ and Coaches ana makes
Of 80 miles. from Witmantc TO Eoston, without
stop tarv 81 less than that other limited
This train esVe: Grand Central Station at p daily.
and arrives In Boston at 40 p. m and Vice VERSA
BAR HARBOR TRAIN.
Pullman sleeper leaves Causway street saton, Dos
at 40 T. m giving one hour uansicr from White
Tlin 40 Portland Augusta Bungoi and arrives at
Rar iIarbor at Is a. m.
Noon train with Parlor Cars Dining Car Of Win.
mantle leaving Grand sntra Station at IL ;03 stops
Vernon. Wlmantlt. Putnam. Blackstone frankln
sna arrives in Bos,on at 6 80 4. G KENDALL
n O. MEILEN. Gsnsrai Manager.
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Rallroaos.

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF Amth'CA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals&Interl ockingSwltches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS 1901 u
Dc.bro.,c. and CoriIandt Streets
In Effect july 9Th, 1892.
TIE FAST LINE
300 ye:eus sleGgns sna pa 81 cars
nTse: Csvlsna o 2S c me- 20 p S.
E i;SeeI .iS Pr ~. next d''' ''"'N'
'' Ill, 'its'I PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. ..,,.
essusssy sn Of pI pnns s@oSns
and Observation carr pressntns a4sGcai o repS Sots
sas MAID and BAY the
sS,Sse, Of 9Smf g Of ocs ,y lsS GncDna
indianapolis : SO a D., Chicago 9'i' g. H. ana o"
s Sr.L OF + a. and DC CISGixSArI EXPRESS
yst9ae s N.Ysrs ar to 's ss
aad t.1ana vSSu smoking sna ves,,pSls
ras.snger Coaches SewY9rs to st. L9 S D. m next
Cincinnati IL 10 a. m and st. LOUIS ~" ~ M ~
THE COLIMBIAN FXrREsS lining smok.
ns and rennsyN ana ftaroad ve,teuie
cS Sts% aiSO p my nv next SSs day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 T. M.-Pullman Vestibule Sleeping Car New forN
oIH ps GasO ana to p enes,o
Connects Toledo daily except saturday.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 p H.-Pulman Buffet Sleeping Car New;fork 70
Chcago, arrives week days a. COLUMBUS ~: y, Rcssc
and for Cleveland and Columbus except saturday
EXPRESS.
$3.50 Mtglan yeobae sieepns T.T r,os Se car iI h
s TO %Ht co MpA. A fna st. ca dSS D9
SincH%sa 10 p m M second i@San mJnns p ~
"n fer al bDDG GaS s IS %
Asheviie and knoxville. 49,, NH,
'qS x.2 ws nrousa sTss and
o99 S6snandpsh v:ey E1g ,r :, SSm0reans.
Via Knoxville ChattsnOoaa ana Blrminsh.m ,,
pnnso Vs.Sss drS@ sa cas- vgs.su Pas
500 Iimi Ss", c daily, .,rI Rq
s:5 .,tt., No S sS trains se beyond u'u'
SS - 5's5 apa go 5 90 81 sa1 '?s
nsn 80 Sst 1 &c., Sn % and 90 %
rs CITY so so om5S wsrf fssys with through
Foi 1are May. 90 p. NJ" weekdays Through bune'
n,9cs c, crow 40 20 P PSa
5sc, $40 3 s.o - 20 8 s1o and 7:% w ss;
DAYS. Saturday only. 90 .. m. SUNDAYS SID so
m and 5:l5 p. m. do not stop at Asoury ParK
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
express, q 20, . 80 ~ ~ tenh.
sylvania Limited with Dming-Car,and 10 10 washington
Limited With DlningCarJ, ard II 90 a. NJ y ~ ~
10, 300, 3 80. ! 90. 80 20, 100, o:3C Sun,
$3.50 ana 100 p. m and II IS night Aceonmodatlon:
6I5. go, 900 90 90 Linited) and 10 20 m.
ZOO, 100. 30 100, q 80 90 80 ana 100 p m
- ard u - night Accommoda9E 90 ana I'D, p, m
yania Railroad System apply at the faowlng Ticket
Oices Nos. 26l, 49, $40 94f ana ] 323 Broadway,
Aston House, f2d.st and SHAVE. 1874 East l23h-st,
.6i West l25,ht 25l Counbusave., ana foot OF Des-
brosscs and COrandt SITS C0Urt-st, $50 Fulton-st,
% Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Full
st. Brooklyn; 30 Hudson-st, Hoboken; Station,
jersey City.
The New. YORK Transfer Company will call
baggage from hotels ana residences through 10 Destination.
CHAS =. puGH. j. H. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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AMERICAN MILLIONAIRES.-The Tribune roll
Of persons repuied be- worth million more has
been revised and repubishcd. With paper cover In
pr mphlei form, the publication will 2J cents
postage paid criptiUn edition. better pa per
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IN pnprr box for 81. Probably 800 changes been
made In the List.
WORK AND WAGEs.-A document IL sheet form
equal pages Of The Weekly Tribune In size, on
wages In Eng aud md America, and conta lining
"Punchs fnmous picture Of Grover Cleveland intro.
ducing Free Tr ,de " 10 cam ricn." This document
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COPIES for cent. In lots Of 1000. 50 per 1,OOe In
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Aid ich's grrar spec the Tariff. with a num- or Of
articles summing In populnr for nd nx on
yariou. fenures Of that rrma rkHb!c address. with
quotations from President Harrison The best state.
me nt Of the pith Of Mr. AIdrchs ssecch Price; crLt
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AFTER. DINNER SPEt CHE..-A hsnd.oms pam.
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Addresses are given nv MIR. Depew. DIR. Parkhur,t
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Mr. Damn, Mr.. Mckelwny. Mr. Bromley Secretary
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ations are based Oh American standard Of ciassin-
STAINED.

C;ood Ordlnary .....4 5l5 Low MIduInV
Strist Good O,d;narv Is 16 Middling .........ot
nn,;o,s swung around 70 a lower basis today
sering by and disco'rlgnR foreign news Inc
ourninp derline OF points but inc Close Wa
sead1cr little buying for shot account ma
ec,ras beinc point lower unsettled silver mar -
and yerorts Of business troubles Manchester helped the
carly decline. Sales 90 100 bales.
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore & washingtc
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Philadelphia LApreso, 100, 49, ~ 1907 IL 30 m'
s Ss IA, isiS s:H sdnsay s sS
dn Baltimore iaI sS SSa oSe @ daily
a. M, With dining car, LSo, $50 dining car SEQ p. M
Additional weekdays for Baltimore sI az go NJ
r'i fSr f kaa S9 1sy 4pO 5 Sr
sisss sSss isS n 100 $780, 900 $50 500
For For HarTisbars a. 100. 7.45. sa5 a. M 100 iSo.
500 co. as P M ' n5h' soocfp' nss
For rO'sye aS esS.p ss a,arg night Sundays.
s5 iSt
Srasy night Sunday us m % l5 rSI Tanfst
.c For Is is''G s.5 Ss'AiS %, o. 80 5 NJ
AsntoMn sunday 49, 7a ns m Leo. go p M
For F. asS Srdss and Lake H?parcCns 500
S' F.: rsrtn 60 10 % iso a%;
80 9 90 i ios $50 H.. 20 I b. M 0''
.IJ.RAlL ROUTE FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
GROVE. ETC
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands, 40, s15 1lso
a. m. 100. i.S0. 615 D. m. sundays 9lo a. H. (foV.
eAf fpf Red Bans Long Branch and South pns
Pleasant sS 1879 il Ia a 10 m; 20 sa'ur sag
davs except ocean Grove and Asbury Park, 9l5, l30
Ftr lakewood Toms River Barnegat Park, and Bsne
eat 80 s.I5 a. m. 100, 80 p
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Brdgeton $50 g. m''
" dp Monmouth Beach seabrght and Highland Beach.
40. s15 3. M: 100. 4.3o. olo p m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, ETC.
from Pier ). y. r., foot Rector St.
Aaptc Hs 81 10 Hg9s1d Bach SeaSsh; 1Ss
For Elberon. Ocean Grove, Asbui, Park and Pons
Pleasant at ll9o q m. J. CO. St1 80 80 p an M
100 sI5 p. m.
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crop mo'on'h'' 1892 1891.
,,.<.h.,i....,. 2siO442 1,7S963S
HHiple, supply. .'''' 500 2G47
Eyf,drts 10 Great Britain. aays-.-.- o'V.S "'se
Expprts to France days .-.---.--..-- 10 oSS
Exports to Continent dsys,..... LOU ''-''
Stock in Ncw.York In licensed ware 20, lao
houses counted daily ....-..--.- '''' ola
In other places ttstimatcdl .....,- '--' ''0'
Total stock In NewYork by running ~, 900 40 100
count ,,,..i,...s S,.,. .norts il2 I67 2l0337
' IJyerpool tci.erans As m.-Salcs 600 bnes; OF
which for speculation and export 900 ,aes M
a n0n baes. Spot msrket-Du but steady Midonha up
lands i56d Futures opened steady at 2Cad Jaw n
Manchester Market Yarns In buyers favor ClOtns-
Hsvre~spot narketouiet ard steady Org sps Sg
tres ord 49, has. ord. 45lc. August: SOC 'sept-
her l57sc: october 45i.c; Novenbcr. i6ac Dccemner
&c: January 47bc February. 47'.c. Future inarAc'
steady. ..,o.. ...,s.ra =, classic.
atfc
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Warehouse deliveries snce august A .{;1
1873 29S bags pa tpoie 10 f35 bags Ne"'or'eA>' o''
bogs; total Dps 1855 bags ,.s
coTsTON-The spo; market ruled steady at unchanged
prices Sales l. 725 bales for export ana olo o M
non to-day. 146 bacs, stAII>'
aos bsses tn. asv last and 2039 bales year ago
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
station foot Of Liberty ST., North River

Time Table in effect June 26, 1892.
Trains leave via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
WASHINGTON 5-HOUR FLYER. DAILY 1859
A. NJ PHILAD'A FAST LINE, EXCEPT SUNDAY
4 p. VI. SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUNDAY
S.4J A. NJ, 4;3O P.sM.
LONG BRANCH FLYER, EXCEPT SUNDAY, $3.50
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Go fci for Business purposes

- TOEFS.-Sinec and double stores alto part of sof
- LlSltk SIT no BuiLDiNH. Madi>on-a'e. 56t
9th 81.
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NOIEs FRen ARAIn.


DR. Garetson is moving into bis new resi-
dence this week
Mr. Brock commenced work on his store
building Monday
-Adair went democratic. what Is the mat
ter with the republicans
Mrs. Cumming received quite lot OF mil
linery goods from 81. Louis last week
Mrs Hawkins, from near Big Cabin. was
VISITING her sister. Mrs. skinner. Saturday.
The young folks went cut nuiiing saiur-
day; al reported having good time. as they
always do
Professor Thompson has been employed 60
teach the Pleasant Grove school in ihe CLARK
and Kendall neighborhood.
The many friends Of \ Rogers viii be
grieved TO hear Of his serious illness with that
dreaded disease. consumption.
-Posimaster Hall is ceiling and painting
his rooms and has invested in a sewing ma-
chine Gene, that looks suspicious
The event Of the season was a social gath
ering ont Ct the residence Of Judge Clark
Friday night in honor ef Miss Duncan aud
Miss Ludie He'll. Of finiia Too mu.l praise
cannot be given Miss Lizzie and Miss Lydia
for ibe manner in vhloh they entertained
ihelr many friends.
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CLARrMORE ITEMS.

-Ciaremore is on'the boom.
Spencer stevens has been quite sick
Mrs Billy Campbell Is visiting friends at
home
Mr.. Fred Lunar stopped over in our town
saturday
-"Everybody's John" looks awful tired
and lonely.
Mr.. and Mrs Watt Mayes spent saiur-
day In town.
The democrats Of this place have had a
general rejoicing over Grover
Mrs. NJ. D. Woodson has gone 10 SPRING
field, No, 90 be absent week
Aunt sallie Keli passed through here en-
route for rahlequah the other day.
John Dage was up from Pryor Greek yis-
iting friends and relatives recently.
Prof Williams came up from WAGNER
to spend sunday. ! wonder what for7
Mrs. Poole, Mrs. samuels and Mrs Hcn-y
came in from Chelsea as guests Of Mrs Wood
son few days since
y. c. Coleman, from Tahlequah, has pur-
chased lot next door to the postonice and
will erect a store house soon
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-11-17
A MERIToRIOUs MEASURE.
Proposed Change in the Primary
School Law.

Below is published a bill proposing
a change in the primary school law. A
discussion of its merits and dement's
is invited. What the Cherokee peo-
pie want is fifty or hundred more
schools opened up without additional
expense to our treasury. This bill
proposes the plan to do it. Our school
fund is a common one. Every child
has an equal interest in 1t, but under
our present system there are from one
to two thousand children growing up
in ignorance, who do not get the BEN
eft of cent of their school money.
This is unjust. Because a child does
not live near one of the one hundred
established schools is no reason why
its money should be taken and given
to another. There are many children
in our nation who have grown up by
a public school, while others, and
great many others, who we're entitled
to the same benefits, have never had
any. 1t is the duty of our government,
if 1t can, to remedy this evil. This
bill proposes remedy. If there is
ten dollars year due every child, let
him have it in schooling, if he will 60;
il only five LEI him have that. BY al
lowing the non-citzen children to 90
We can open up fifty or hundred new
schools, they paying the extra expense.
Very truly,
j. w. DUNCAN.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-11-17

IE RELATION TO THE PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Ma
tional council, That from and after the
present term Of the primary schools
there shall be due every citizen child,
over six and under eighteen years Of
age, who attends one of the public
schools, the sum Of one dollar and
twenty five cents per month, based
upon daily average, the same to be
paid the teacher by warrant upon his
or her sworn statement 10 the correct
ness of the report before any officer an.
thOrized TO administer an oath, which
report must also be approved by a ma
jority Of the board of directors and by
the commissioner of education,
SEC. 2. The children of non-citizens,
legally resident in the Cherokee na.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-11-17

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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-11-17

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