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BUTTE, July GA large mass
MEETING In the interest OF silver was
held here last night.
Much enthusiasm was manifested,
aud IA very lengthy address to the
\peOplo Of the country, formulated by
The Free Coinage association In the
afternoon, was unanimously adopted.
ID reheatses the various arguments In
favor OF silver and dwellS on the
disastrous effects its complete over.
throw will have on the Western states
aud territories.
The claim that the operations Of the
Sherman act or the foreign fear OF free
coinage 10 responsible Tor the recent
Tremendous outflow OF gold Ia vlgor.
ously combntted, and the assertion
MADE that II 10 due solely aud only to
The fact that the balance Of trade has
teen enormously against US, and,
owing TO this, the gold would have
gene Just the same II there had been
no silver law In existence.
With regard to the cost Of producing
silver, the address as0erts latly that
every ounce OF silver produced In the
United States costs more than sl.29 per
ounce.
The Sherman law, It comedies, Is
wong In principle, because II degrades
silver into mere commodity. At the
same time, the treasury notes issued
uader It's provisions have been Of In.
uumable benefit by increasing tho
circulation al critical time and thus
preventing disaster.
A CALIFORNIA MASS MEETING.
FAN FRANCISCO, July ga mass
mtetng Ia tho cause Of silver was
helj here last night. a series OF
resolutions were adopted, in which the
secret decentralization Of silver" IN
l5Id Ia denounced as q crime which
can never be- explRtod except ny It's
complete rehabilitation. Resolutions
were adopted ana delegates to the
elected.
LITTER ON THE SILVER QuEsIIoN.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Richnrd Lacy
nus received "A letter on the silver
question from Richard Lacy Everett,
H,' u cable reports OF the proceedings
VI Parliament have mentioned Everett
stveipl times as inlotrogatiug Glad
lows,
~ The feeling OF the many friends Of
We ltee coinage Of both metals In
.t,utlandi both 10 DO full legal tondeT, II
uolg against the action OF the gov.
''ainunt In India.
d, riies-Because II has taken stop
sUu,HsorlI-wido Importance without con.
,uNhs parliament though parliament
',a Htuug a. the time.
81. second-Bucguso, having in tho
,a.ly part OF the session Indignantly
sssVulu1cei 'tampering with tho cur
,sugyi' It has tempered with II in a
M, Inal rests upon no principle, and
s WIZ adversely affect the uumt
'Ie helpless millions OF Iudin.
:, mid Because 10 dlu all II could
s"s"sa''aie coming to an international
I.'veneht rs 10 silver aud gold al
a',,ussels, while IL now seeks 10 carry
S SaI bastard blmetalliBm between India
alon England by their joint actor
E0aTIh-Because, having railet
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LYNcIIERs ARREsrEp.


NEW York, July 22.-rhe World Is
enabled to announce authOritatively
the immediate policy OF President
Cleveland In regard TO the approach.
ing special session. IL IL;
Silver reform, by the absolute and
unqualified repeal Of the sherman
law.
Tahfl reform. to be prosecuted IN
accordance with the pledges Of the
party.
Cleveland IA annoyed and oxasrerRt-
ed at tho unexpected Interference with
his tariff reform plans, but he IL not
discouraged. From Information At his
command Cleveland has no doubt that
his policy will be- adopted by the
Housu, after reasonable discussion. IL
II In the Senate that trouble Will come.
What will follow the repeal Is
matter that will not DO injected Into
tile present fight, II the administration
has its way. That further financial
legislation will be- needed the President
considers probable, but what Its nature
shall DO Is "a matter for future determi-
nation.
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New YuRl, July IA new and
Stating theory In advanced as to the
cause Of the sinking Of The British
battlrship Victoria by the Camper.
'pwn. Irish frvolutionitis cain the
sInking was the result o. a ueep-laid
ploi, which has for its tlsci tue de.
strut ton Of the British navy aHd the
inilicuon Of dire Injury on England
In every quarter Of InegloJe. "Admiml
rfyon WIS not guilty OF Tic lOss Of the
Victoria. The tnRneuyu which lie
purpOsed the fleet sh0ild perform
would haze been successfully carried
out had our brave tfolhr's Ia EuR.
lands service not been iqual TO tue
opportunity and given themselves a
willing sacrifice for the ause Of Ire.
land. We have sworn lfOlhera now
on almost every Etgllsh war.
shiI; We have them In English regi'
mems ut home aud abroad aud where.
over tho English flag iloils there alFo
may our men TO found.
"Forwatd, brUthou! Tbs Hght must
go on uucea8ingly. No opportunity
must DC Lost Of striking England, nor
must We hesitate 10 usV against her
whatever science and inventive geniut
may place IN our hands.n
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This Tuesday evening, July %, the Old
Federal Court Room, Washtch Build
lng, will los opened with q series OF
Illustrated Lectures on Human Lite
ana Health and Occult Revelations
and Demonstrations, fora weekor more,
by the Oriental Seer, Lecturer ami
EIatuinnT.in'Chie for the Oriental
Syndicate Of London, Calcutta aud
San Francisco. The admission will
be free Tor ladies and gentlemen.
The Oriental Saer iazz'e1 tue eyes Of
the audience by this magnificent robe
Of plush and satin heavy with Jawels,
and The jewoltd cap, IN which no AZ
peRrtd.
The lecture was scientific sNpOsl.
ton VI the relations existing between
the mental and physical qualities Of
the human animal, The Speakers
manuer was very convincing anu his
subject exceedingly interesting. He
illustrated his ideas by means Of rapid
Sketches In crayon, proving himsrlf n
sklliul draughtsman in Olihhni work.
His delineAtions OF the various casts Of
character were esp, cially strong and
several OF them richly humorous
DcnUcr Times.
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CHICAGO, July Ex-senator Man.
derson, ia an Interview tonight, said:
"rhe iitsi thing Congress should, and
probably will do, is 10 pass u joint reso.
luton that the government will keep
every silver anu paper dollar on u par.
ity with gold. That will 40 long
way In settling tho unrest aud feeling
Of diatiust."
The eenator believes In. the free coin.
age Of silver, with change OF ratio.
owe know" said he, chat the ratio
Ia more than 10 40. IL II probably
to % or %. Fix the coinage NJ the
market ratio anu the question is set.
llol.U
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PTeaIdenl sLurgls ND, 10 parl!
TIE MomLn,s Pam.
Indiana Editors Lave n Reunion on
she GROUNDS.

CHICAGO, July 24.-This wan the
Tndlnua udiioFs' day at the World's
FAir. They vent by steamer to the
unrk this morning, aud this afternoon
held n reunion with speeches at the
Indiana State building, which was
cnilv decorated Tor the occasion.
Chairman Thatcher, VI the execu-
tive committee, bureau OF rewards,
spenking TO-DAY o. The system OF
awnrds. said: "rhe bureau has in-
tended from the start 10 cause most
complete and exhaustive examination
10 be made OF tue exhibits, to lhe end
that II might obey the iuJunollohe Of
Congress, requiring the bureau to as
close 20 the world the progress made
In tho arts, Industries anu sciences.
The commercial side OF the award
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BUFFALO, Wyo., July 23.-rortible
timber ifos are raging Ia the noun
iains In all directions from Buffalo.
Thousands Of dollars' worth of the
choicest timber In johnson anu Shtri.
Jan cCuntlts has nltoady been dcs.
ttoycd. No rain has fallen for nine
weeks, anu tbs whcle county r. burn
ingup. The cavalry troops from Fort
mckinney have underworld TO check
the fires, but nothing eau be done un'
Lees NJ Enlna.
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LONDON, July 23.-Ihe conviction
that gold will 10 In heavy demand
during the autumn mOnths, especially
for the United States, has ttilenod the
discounts IN the last week, anu the
rate has been maintained steady Mt / 4
ior three months. Money has been
plentiful aud II has been difficult 10
find borrowers at or per cent.
Early Ia the week silver WIS In good
demand In several quarters and In
quiries were made ON behalf Of several
Indian princes with view 10 increase
their native currency.
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senntor nInIr.s Ile,enre.

AsDuRY PARK, n. j., July 23.--Ex.
uuited states SENATOR Blair OF New
Hampshite, appointed as minister 10
China, anu who was repuIiated by
that government, delivered an address
at the national service, nj tho Fiith
avenue auditorium, this afternoon,
uciofe a vaet assembly. His theme was
the true relation OF our nation TO the
other great nations OF the earth, aud
ho dwell with particular force on the
question OF Chinese emigration.
lie urged ii.preseryatjn by shut
ting out tbs MOng1lane.
Frequ sbtly during the address the
big building ttsOundod with great
bursts Of applause.
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question viii sink into inslguihcance
when compared with the instructive
side.
NOV the fact that John Smith got
q pfikn for hiseXhibit Is worth nothing.
what we want to know IL the specific
Improvement over this past disclosed
by MS exhibit. IL would have been
easy enough to have adopted the old.
fashioned, meaningless system OF max.
Ing awards, anu then everything
would nave boen delightfully."- smooth
sailing, but what educational results
would there have beun?v
A call has been issued for the third
annual convention OF the National
Kelley league Ia this city September
18th. September 18TH has been named
~ keolcy Jay NJ the Worlds Fair
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New YOHl, July 2i-Lolters 70.
ceived by the Presbyterian beard OF
foreign inlssi0ns, contain news Of an
attack upon Miss Auua Melton OF
Iowa, an American missionary, who
was stationed NJ the time Of the out.
rage, In little village among the
HISTORIAN mountains, In Turkey. Miss
Melton escaped with her life, but was
mcrcilessly beaten and bruised by her
assailaniH. The matter viii be call, Il
To the attention OF the state depart.
ment,
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DESvER, Colo, July 2I.-Bank Elk.
amincr Lazar says all the six suspend
I'd banks hero have enough assets 10
ICsume In time, anu that a plan 10 on
foot 10 get this depOsitors 10 accept
certificates OF deposit, payable In in-
sthllments, giving them 10 realize on
their assets and prevent enforced
liquidation.
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Leaving Colorado.

OMAHA, Nob., July 23.--Tho Union
Pacific has joined in assisting the
ponuiIesB lnbJrets Of Colorado to reach
the Eisti where work and shelter may
be obtained. The Burlington rOad II
also bringing through large number
Uf men.
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Tho last train, will leave ,ltalr al $50
and 10 o'clock.
Trains Lave r. @. W. Depot at usual
time
Fare 5Octs, including both
Concerts.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TIME FUNDS DEmNED From TIE
Il Concerts will be devoted 20 aiding
the Choir In making tho trip 10 Chicago tor
ihe purpose OF taking part in the great con-.
petition and furnnhiug hn appropriate program
Tor the celebration Of lTAh DAY september
lth, l5.G
y. STEPHENS. Musical Direction
j. u. DANNES, Acc0mpanst
II, Is. tLAWhoN AND II o.. MHiINEN,
business Managers.
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Providence, July GA man is
suffering with cholera. He was found
At l6i Helen street, la the most thlckly
settled portion VI tte city. DE-.
O'Leary suys that tho young man was
tuiiefing from the form VI cholera
which existed IN New York last sum
mcr.
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however, tho appolntmont OF mixed
commission to Inquire Into the ques.
tlon Of damages aud the amount Of
money indpmnities not contained In
the Ffeuch demand. The Slsmosp
government will Immediately DEF Osit
\. 900 OOl francs 10 cover the amount #
indemnifcalion designated above.
The kiug, however, has reason 10 be.
llevo that after proper Inquiry this
sum will To found 10 exceed the
amount Of indemuitlos claimaOlo In
Justice TO the French government
Hiam,s reply tn frances ultimalum
IL considered unsatisfactory anu the
French minister resident VIII prob
ably leave bangkok on "Wednesday.
ana 10 aboard cruiser.
The Paris newspapers, led by
Temps, are conductin a Vigorous
cam paign Ia favor Of the governments
full demand, and warning Great
Britain agains, any interference la the
present. complications.
Dspatches from bangkok say the
slnmuse, although inionrely excited,
are displaying great se,f'contfoL
READY EoB BATTLE.
LONDON, July S3.--fhe BANGKOK
Correspondent Of the Ddiy Chronicle
says ''rhe SiAmese wHrships are an.
chofed ono mile from the French,
crowded with men ready Tor notion.
Their Intention IL, In case the French
commence hostillties, TO steam down
ami ram the French guuboais, attempt
10 bOarJ them ia force anu attack the
crews with fixed bayOurts.'
The German gunboat Wolf has ar-
rived.
The Bangkok correspondent Of the
TiBics save: 900 Saturday the French
gunhoats were nNiug chain affnof
amidahlps. The SlRmosc vessole were
also preparing for action. All have
steam W."
TitE FLAG LOWERED.
BANayoK, July 24.-M. Pavle,
French minister resident, has lowered
the nag over his Uflice,and has notified
the Siameae government that he will
leave tho city 10 10 aboard the French
wafship InConntnns on Wedi esday.
lie has requested the government ~
| pfOvlue pilots 90 conduct the Lutin
and Compile down tho river. The
French subjects IN Bangkok will be-
placed under the protection Ot tho
Dutch consul.
CERMAEY's ATTITUDE.
BERLis, July 2i.-Tdgt5'dn sSyS;
"Germauy would DO pleased SHOULD
FrRnco's ovtrtcaching epirit cause
/ serious complications In Aein. Nor
would the German government be dis.
tuibud n tho present Trouble results In
an acute rivalry Ia eastern Asia he.
tween France aud Great Britain.
ENGLisH PAPERS nELLlGERgNT.
LoNDoN, July -. - The London
morning papers have long editorials on
/ the siamvse affair. The Standard
boldly rays the terms France l. trying
10 Impose on Clam aro ineeientibls la
any court OF international morality.
IL Ia Lord Roseherty's duty 10 tell
France plaiuly that she ID pic iggi to
respect the independence tf this butler
/ ttAtc.
The papers generally Comment In a
/ belllgcfent strain on the French pro.
cccdIngs In Siam, dcclarp that they
really aim at Great Eritaih aud must
be severely checked.
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WAsIuNGTON, ID. g., July 2i,-The
Marine Hospital Bureau Is advised by
one Of ils surgeons that despite the
Italian assurance TO the contrary,
cholera continues at Naples, averaging
threa cases daily. A cable from the
consul In Senegal, Africa, says cholera
prevails there
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10 nnecctd s,nnforI.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July 22.-,-jovhr.
nor Markham tnis evening appointed
Ex-Governor George g. Perkins
United States Senator 10 succeed the
late LslEud STAFFORD.
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NEW York, July 2i.-lt Is reported
on good authority that rOwderly Will
resign as general master workman nj
the next convention Of tbs knights OF
Labor.
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BuzzARDs BAY, July 2i.-ThiF
morning Joseph Jefferson denied pos
itively any truth whatever In the
story that he lie dying Of cancer. He
declared that he was never In better
health.
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{. Selection. Snltair Orchestra.
b. Solo, Tho Forbidden Song. Il. O..
Enston.
d. Worlds Fair Contest Chorus for
grand prize OF 5000.
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SILKS AND
DRESS GOODS
cur TO PIECES.

No. 30 plccos of Wash Silks, warran-
ted fast colnrs cut from Doc to ste.
No. 2-lj pieces of Wash silks, cut
from p1c 90 iTc.
No. 3--H piocOl ~ Japan Silk, actual
ly worth Sl11, Cut to DC.
No. $50 styles In Gommio printed
India silks, cut from 15c 10 &c.
No. sour entire sock ~ host and
putcst quality India silks, regular sl.21
aud si.bJ goods, cut to G1c.
No. ca pieces Of beautiful Figured
Swlss Twillod silks, cut from si.uJ 10 55c.
No. "a pieces " Black Figured India
silks, now dc'igus, sold everywhere for
Sl.0O, cut 10 5lc
No. ga fcw pieces n handsome
Figured ludiu silks, cut from Gjc 10 Doc
Ter yard.
No. DO piece, Of beautiful Striped
and Fancy silks cut In 12c. These arc
beautiful goods aud remarkable values.
no. lu.-l picCcs OF Pongoo silks, tho
uuto article, reduced from Zoe 90 pc.
THIS is'a gfoAl snap and won't last long.
30 como carly II yOu want any.
No. ll-jl IiCcOs NJ tho very best
French ChHllios, all wo have lcft Of this
seasons goods, cut from 100 to i2c per
yard.
No. Fan immense line OF Fronch
Smincs, cut from iUr 10 loo per yard
our entire limo Of Paris DTosa Pat
lorus Will DO cleared out at "a tholr rogue
lar value.
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sa5 o'clock.

The ontiro program ~ above announced
Will be repeated without intermlss ion,
concluding ~ O:l5.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
A MOB'S VENGEANCE.
Cat 10 Pieces, Hung and Burned at
Midnight By Railway Men.
TIE FATE OF a BLACK SINNER.
The Criminal Court aud the Grand
Jury Take Hand In the Matter.
--Lynchers Arrested.

MEMPHIS, July 23.--The Jail OF
Shelby county was broken Into ny
several hundred men at midnight,
and Lee Walker, black mau, was
taken out and strung up to = Telegraph
pole. Afterwards his body was GRO
mated. 49,, 81,
The negro culprlt was native OF
north Mieslpaippi, anu hiH oaIenuH VI
crimes IL among the blacklist IN history,
Wild disorder reigped about the jan
aa the mob gathered to Wfehk ven,
geance. The gates Of the south wall
~ tho massive structure were iorceu
with lar Of railway IRON USED ms a
batiuring ram on this shoulders OF men
Rhorin McLOndon was struck over the
head with n chnir within tho jail door
10 he tried to keep the mot out OF the
doot. None Of the mob were masked,
and thuy seemed 10 be mainly railway
swilchmen. The man was marched
out, amid the yolls Of this mob HIS
clothing was torn from his body US he
moved with the mob. He was naked
and q lighted gas lamp near by made
him plainly visible to the throng', ne
was Iacernted with knives aud his
throat was cut before being finally
buug. The sight was CHASTITY one.
At2 o'clock this morning his mortal
remains were only ashes among the
smbcfs Of tho funeral pyrc from which
he had been destroyed,
LYNCHERs ARRESTED.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July "a. = The
Aftermath OF the lynching Of Walker
promista TO DO interesting. In the
criminal court today Attorney Peters
flied an affidavit concerning tho mat.
ter, I'm which he says tins sheriff and
police wholly failed to do their duty.
The criminal court suspended the
sheriff and tao ssand Jury has been
called upon 10 investigate thu case.
Several men, suspected OF completely
IN the lynohing, have been arrested.
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THE SIAMESE SITUATION.
Tho French Kill a Few Hundred Ma
tlVeS Before Declaring War,
Reply 10 the UIiimaium.-Eycryth
Ready Germany Unconcerned.
-EnEinnd Wakes IN.

PARIs, July GA Dispatch to
Temps from Saigon says: A telegram
from Stungren announces that Captain
Vlllcrs, commanding the French forces
at Khong, reOpenod IRE upon the
Siamese on the morning OF the 10Th
inst. In the course Of the engagement
the French captured the forts Of Dond.
gun, Dondo and Donhan, thus confin.
Ing the enemy to Fort DOusom. II Ia
estimated that 800 Siameso were killed
and 200 wounded In The last encounter.
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sIAM,s REpLY.

PARIS, July 23.--Slnm's reply Is sub.
stautially M folowE His majesty re-
gTets that no precise definition was
ever given him OF what his majesty
Ia to understand by the expression:
"Rlghts Of the empire OF Amman and
the Kingdom OF CamEOdia ON the leis
bank OF the MekOng river aud the is.
lands Of tho MekOng river"
His majesty has over been ready
TO abandon all territories over which
the existence OF these rights should
have been proved and i've months
ago proposed TO submit all con.
tested points 10 international arbitra.
ton. Now bB consents 10 de-
Limitation OF tho fTO1tiers between
siam anu Cambodla, all Of the territory
on the left banks Of tho Mekong river
south Of line drawn from the most
nottherly OF the Siamefe military
posts occupied 10y the FTanoo-Anna-
mtse troop, TO another p0it : situated
in the same latitude-that IL, on tho
18th degrou north latitude-w vi be
regarded aa Anuamiie aud Cambodian
territory, the Tiver below the point
indicated becoming the line OF separa-
ton between the nelshborlng states rs
far aa the point where the river enters
tho Camboiian territory, and the use
of the Islands IN tho river lcing com.
mon property 10 the coiefminus states.
The king deplores the loss expert
enced by both sides Ia connection with
the llong.Kiln aud kalnmon Incl
dents, as well As the regtutable collision
nj tho mouth OF the Menam river. Tho
Baugbien VIII be liberated and other
satisfaction demanded, viii, II neces-
sary, be given, o. far as compatible
with ordinary Justice and the indo.
pendenoe Of lhe Slamese government
The persona fund guilty Of acts OF
personal aggression against French
suujeuts will DO punched, and wher.
ever necessary compensati0n Ia money
viii be made to the relatives VI the
victims.
The slamese government proposes,
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Consisting OF the go voices solicited for
tho Worlds Fair competition In Chicago
on September Sh, 1893, rendering the
Competition Chorusos aud special pro.
gram.
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Lecturing brokers.

NEW York, July 22.-In accord
with resolution pnssed by the govern.
ing committee, President StuTgis OF
this New York stock exchange de.
livered an address TO the members this
morning, reading the riot act to the
brokers who have been engaged In the
dlrtputable work OF circulating Ia an
uUdurhanded manner fumOrs affecting
the credit OF several large institutions
with the purpose Of affecting speoula-
ton.
President Sturgis said, in part;
cit Is our intention, in 90 far as our
power goes, to put the stamp OF Rbso'
lute disapproyal upon all irregularities
and all methods OF doing business sub
versive OF the welfare aud Injurious to
the public credit. The governing COM
mitlee hos ruled that oilers 90 buy or
sell securities under any form OF con-
tract other than that provided for by
tho constitution will DO deemed yio-
lation of the Tules, punishable by eX'
pulslon."
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SUPREME!

E-NlNANCtAL CRASHES MAKE NO DIFFERENCE 10 US.
We stand pinnacle strength that all the cyclones OF Kansas
the tornadoes the rembe. We
still further reduce Of the following quotations
will prove everybody weaken
FyLER viii high Financial Ruin
We buy Cash and We Sell at this Lowest Prices Ever Known the
United states.