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Application ior Relief

LONDON, Sept. 23.--The applications
TO the lord mayor tor relief are already
ten per cent greater than last wihter
consequently II Ii urged that a system
u national relief for thu unemployed
should bee organized. The statement
IL being made that " the government
could vote 100000 per year for tho
Irish, II surely can vote cl,5OO,0lO or
So 0Ol0OJ for the starving POOLE Of
Euglauu.
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A Rn,.Inn s.nnbna. Lost.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2i-Ffag-
m mt ~ woodwork, bouts aud other
wruckagc have ilDatOd ashore IN the
Gulf ot Finland, showing that TIE
Russian wsnhip Pousalkn, with ten
officers aud 100 seamen, has iouudered
ami gli hands l0st. The body ot a
sailor supposed 10 have belonged 10 the
crew, was washed ashore and 10 10
ku wn that severe gales swept over
those waters soon alter she left port.
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BERLIN, Sept. 23.-Dr Buctwald Of
Leip.ic has Uncovered among the for.
gotten msnusctipts In the Universlty
Of Juun, Martin Luthuf's political
ts.ay against the theological faculty
OF tho Univcrsity Of Louvain, Belgium,
which manuscript was supposed to DO
lost
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CHICAGO, Sept. .3,--Fpnk &. Ives
Of Chicago won the sixth aud last
game OF the feTies that has been con-
tested here this week, winning from
the English champion, Roberts, by a
total score 600l ngAinst R0berts's
52l3. Ives made q run Of 1872 duriug
tue evening, whilO R9beTts's best
record was 1865. The contest was IA
sharp one until the the 18th inning,
when Ives made big score anu the
result became nuDsfeut.
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NEWTON, Pa, Sept - --sRmuol
Rightly, aged 80, anu hts wife Re.
bocca, aged 81, were brutality muir.
dercd In bod last night ami the house
fiTod 10 cover up the crime. Deep
gHshes on their faces AMI heads
showed an ax or Ratchet had been
used 10 DO the bloody work.
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IRON TnE CAPITAL.
The weeks Program Tor tic senate
aud House.

WAsIuNuTOS, Sept. 2i.-The Seuate
this week viii be given up entirely 10
speech. making, uuleaS tho uuoG-
pected thould happen. Thers IN no
chance for the material change VI pro-
gram unless, IL SHOULD come through Il
compromise.
Dubois, although scheduled TO speak
Tuesday, will in all probability give
way To senator Perkins aud will not
speak IN later. Perkins will suggest
a compromise looking TO the coinage OF
the American product Of silver, with
a duty upon foreign silver. Jones Of
Nevada may speak during the week
and II Ia understood that when he
takes the floor he viii keep It for two
or three days.
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WAsiiiNuTOs, Ind, Sept. .3.-ll is
stated that tie murderer u the Nfat-
tan family have bnrn traced 70 n
large swBmp. There ATE three VI them
anu hu dtod men from Harrison
township, wheto the Wrallauo lived,
have surrounded the swamp.
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TlIE mousE rRoaRAAL

The House will devote its entire at.
tontion for the coming week, except.
ing tomorrow, TO the Tucker bill for
tho repeal Of tho federal elections law.
Some OF the Democratic members
who hold chairmanships OF tho more
important committees that were de-
prived OF clerks by the Economists"
aud "rH,Ormefs," are Arranging sur
prise to meet tho economical platform.
They intend 10 offer bill or resolution
10 abolish, or at lesst cut down, the
mileage allowance OF tho members.
Tho reduction In mileage allowance
would not affect the eastern membeTs
to any extent, aud now they propose
10 see In practical way whether those
who have reen conspicuous IN cutting
OIL CLERKS will vote 10 reduce mileage.
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WAsHNGToN, Sept 2l.-Tho situa-
ton In the Senate falls 10 show any
encouragement for those who arc maxi
ing battle for unconditional repeal.
Tho repeal forces nte apparently no
nearer victory { an ten days $40. It
does not appear that they have made q
convert m tho Senate for two weeks,
and the prospect for unconditional
repeal Ia not no bright as whom the
rsponi iii passed the House. rhu rr.
peal senators have apparently lost
confidence and the Rnti-Tepeal seub.
tors nave gained all tho courage they
Lost after the passage Of the measure
by me House.
No one acquainted with lhr Vice
President uud his Auteceden,s gives
the least Gredence 10 the story cent ca,
kom here that no viii az gwen times
recognize Voorhees, Tor the purpose of
muying the passage " the bill anu
Isnse 10 recognize any Uue else.
INDIAN AFFAiRs.
WAIuNGToN, ID. O., Sept. 2s.-The
oomnissioner Of Indian Affairs sub
united his annual report to tho seore-
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BERLIN, Sept. 23.-Prinos Bismarck
il siiil said 10 be Improving, hut the
qutstiDn Of . change Of residence is yet
undecided.
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die,aucc from the reviewing point aud
cautud stampede in which many
puuOrs were Injured.
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mm Mosl's IDEAS CARRIED our.

NiFNNA, Sept. 2i.-The afresls OF
anarchists here continue. Papers found
upon the men In custody show at
the anarchists are intimately connected
with the anarchists u England aud
America, anu the bombs now In pos
session Of the police are made exactly
according 10 the rules laid down by
HgTf Most.
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INR,T.CLAss uHiyiNG AND SADDLE
4 horses a. ]. n. l.. statlcs. $50 South Main
strcrt low prices.
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AFRAID OF ANARCHY
Now York Money Kings Take Extra
Precautions.
THREATENING PLAcARDs FOUND.
Superintendent Of Police Byrnes Makes
Rcas,nring Statcment.-Riot
In brooklyn.

NEW YonIl, Sept. 2i.-whilst The
moncycd men Of New York will tel
you that they have not the figh'est
fear OF danger to person or property
from the alleged great army OF hungry
men now ia the slums Of New hotk,
they will admit that they have taken
precautions. Onu Of tho first die
coverlos made by tho reporter
was that Coils +. Huntingdon,
the railroad magnRte, and Cornelius
Vanderbilt were notified quite re-
Gently by mn alleged AuufchiN thAt
their now palaces on Fam avenue
would shortly be- blown FkyWaIu ny
dynamite. One OF tic wOfhmoh AZ
the yet unfinished Nauderbit reel.
dencc also discovered card tackeu
upon tho covered entrance 10 tue bulIu-
ing. The card was covered WIN
icfawl, which declared that the TINE
had come tor the rich man 70 suiiuf iqf
the sC-enllUd wrongs Of tho poor. ~
was very iuoendiary IA tone, but Van
LerbilI believed IL the work OF somU
crank who became agitatvd over tue
recent newspaper discussion about tue
auatchistg anu their threats.
However, another card was tackled
up0n the boxes Of the fence Of e.. l..
HunuugtOn's mansion, across Fun
avenue. Both cards were undoubtedly
vi tho same origin, aud N II DO really
an anarchist, hu 10 one OF the mOst
pronounced type of the disciples Of
Herr Most.
There are now four times o. many
wntchmen anu detectives along Fiith
avenue aud In the Vicinity VI tho TeAl.
licences 0f the money kinge M a few
months ago. Superintendent Of 70
lice Byrncs was asked II lac believed
the anarchists would dare TO modest
the Fiith avenue property owners. 81
DO not intend telling" lie said, 'yuat
what cur plan II iu dealing with tneso
uu-oalled anarchists, but suffice II TO
ray that they arc nbs 'lutely under con-
troll, and the Filth avenue mansions
are IN no danger OF destruction by
bombs, l assure YOU"
RIOT ~ DgOUTLys.
NEW YoWIS, Sept. 2i.-Tho Brook
Ign sttce,s were the scene this alter.
noon OF bloody riots, In which Italian
aud Igish lhbOrors and policemen par
t.cipatod. Macy Fighters were badly
injured. The Italians were preparing
20 knock Oh work on city railroad
contract, when Inspector Cussick be-.
came involved in An alteration with
padrone SugntettO. Cusslck knocked
the Italian down twice. A dtzgn
Italians rushed 10 his assistance. This
led 10 n battle, both gangs taking sides
in the melee. Tho men were armed
with hIes, spades, iron Tlvels and
piokaxcs, and n furious fight followed.
. he police were soon ON the scene.
-Four severely wounded were taken 10
the city hospital. Almost all tho 400
rioters suffered cuts anu bIulses.
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ANAnUnIsTs ~ VIENNA.
4 Widcsprsnd conspiracy said to be
Nipptd la the mud.

VIENNA, Sept. 8.-Auarohisis Of
this city nave undertaken au active
camphign. Anarchist pamphlets are
scattered broadcast and violently word
ed puCatds are posted about the city.
The police learned where secret mcct'
ings were held, surrounded the house,
broke Ia the dOUts ami arrested tue
anarchists, who made = desperate re-
Instance. The detectives searched the
building and found u printing pfesp,
piles Of paper, large supply Of type
ami lOsds OF anarchist pamphlets,
ready for distribution. In the cellar
were cases ililed with revOlvofs and a
large chest full Of bombs, ready for
loading and with all the necessary cN.
plOsivu charges close to hand.
Among the things found In tho an.
atchist stronghold were coats with
leather Innings, 10 which hooks were
attached TOT carrying bombs.
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,NTAHiilNG "A HOME, AZ POOR
w woman. Leave your address NJ ihia
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a Altering aud Repairing. second hand
clothing bought sold and exchanged ~
last second aOuth street.
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sunsonIrrioy RArEsi

suBscRrTioS RATEsi
". @ 40. 5 40 ~ 40
Ddfiy.......,.....-SlOOO $500 s250 SlO0
SeHll lrcskly..,, 500 Ito LOO 30
D,serei Weekly. $50 100
Address all communications 10
THE DEsERET NEWS Co,
tn,i xnGs otso ustAsA
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INuuH ROOM COTTAGE, FURNISHED
Il complete fur Housekeeping. No. lIl Woat,
tlrat North street three block from th.i ONCE.
lorins % Gus hard tunes. Enquire 0f 81. D..
Pack 10 THE ouuU.
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MONEY BROKERS.

~ you NIsu 10 HuRRuw MONEY.
| can On SALT LAKE VALLEY iOAN
& TRUST COMPANY, % oAsi, ilr1t south
street
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FOR SALE.

l,utIi.ANn rONiLs pom sALE a MAIN
> Sweet
.yTtAM LAUNDRY PLANT. ONE 90
- ihr beet ami most complete iu thIa rIty Tor
HAIu ~ cue quarter Ne value, or Tor lcuau
ON most favorable terms ". a. Wallace.
caro- lmwuuduF'H
n HAVE your NIUF pITyEg Oh
y properly That will ho rnli Of "a Harrilcr
ltWiu iay you tn eco thtaU before buying. ".
=. Hogan, az rosionco Block.
IN iGWu. lot Akin feet trer, 500, 500
Gown balance in monthly payments. ". >.
lugnu. lu fostOalgc ulock.
A lWSI.CLAs- DAIRY TAUM or
IA 10 acres, o.. miles from city. Nlco now
rgsidSnce. stable, rhcdH, mia houses and nfst.
rlnts milk Ioutc taking 400 por month Easy
ra' wonts, $40 down. ". J. Hogan, 90
Iustuncr Block
g,uuH ACNEs ~ ORCHARD. CLOSE 10
X city, GOOD waiof rFHt, price gilIl. ". j,
Hogan. tiO lostDnIcc block
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NUHNIsuEp ROOMS AND HOUSES rs
L ~ p1ria Of tho city WI. Hogan, enc
1 ustu1Igu block,
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4 1AlrtNrru. WANTIU Al SALT
y Lake Exchange bureau. 20 D. aud south
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A
II building aud Loan Association. Losnt
money ntt UCr cent, Look tnis up 10 you need
money or want home.
A Room COTTAGE on CENTEn ~,
u near Mccormick residence, brluk cellar,
due Wow ~. H&lh iuet, TOOK THE Up $500.
NIoSEl 10 LOAN Ar All TIAlEs
vi atiurraies.
Sal AugEs oN TuE JORDAN nor,
o. tom, AZ a great bargain.
MICE 5.WooH FRAME COTTAGE,
~ Tot 80 tlfhftCt EutWrCr Nlh aut l1th
youth, near Wcst Temple Asnap. sl.0o.
- ROOM FRAME HOUSE ANb sum.
- uur kItrhcr, 2lNl3a feet, flowing well, all
fenced ni hnsii $3.50
eUooM EEw FRAME HOUSE,
~ electric lights, bath, aut modern Improve.
mtnis, on !nl aifeot lHsG paymcnta, t',l.4
OlNt RODS. GROOM FRAME, CLOSE
- lu. taly payments, srlI.
90 ACURs. rNElNE Mups TRoM
90 Uiiy good water right orchard. four
rlnm house and siHhl's tlsn,
! Eas,. between iih ana jh south. Bay
p8ymuulsi tiaH,
49, RODS. oS $50 sTUEET. t.EOOM
- ur.gs house, cItY water etc. EnaY
ttrmH $3.50
Inl ACRES. FuuU MILEs FROM
~ uN l.ronu house, orchard, stables,
Gir. balance u lurUrn ON Mul creek bench.
LasY pamguts frte 500,
HOUsEs tuE HENr IL ALI
ii rhTl, oituo city
GWuE-UrCK & ROSE,
80, b1 w. Second South street. Rooms % %
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FOR RENT.

7 NAVE HOUSE, ~ All PART, or THE
4 city Tor rcnt have ruuyUyuurrH 90 my
un|Uu 90 show renters of houses, ", j. uOga D.
Do IuHIuuI lI.uUE
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estiEphHp's uUstNEss EXCHANGE Is
the demand of responsible and practical gen.
Cral domestic servants. Ihc most HYniUUnfir
motioi iu ufo 20 iHYcfttatn past rrtuula.
tll e. feel 90 home. HH experienced ladies are
.u chlWc uf ihlt female department. Iolc.
phone f.i. orDall Ht les east. Pine. SOUTH
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Is W. first south. salt Lake Uty, Utah.
,NTAsiilNG "a HOME, ~ PuOR /
w woman. Leave your address 10 thIa l
once.
INWsT.CLAss DRIVING AND SADDLE |
4 horses AZ J. y. T. ttallca. $50 South Main I
''teel low prices.
A H. btNDs or CLEANING. DYING. |
"A Altering aud Repairing Second hand /
clothing bought, sold and exchanged "a
Last second -ouih street
NTANrEu- uELiAUiE NOOK KEErEU.
W business chance operator qalcHmHu iur ]
rothing IouHo, rnutug collector. man O. repro.
,ent ls'ent medicine him. man for ianitnr,
nhfrrd icaW7tcr, bread aud clkr baker |
GOOD Wuplsnan, hskcr Tor particulars mo rhp,.
iAI ftuuifNuIt on .uNCrtiaInE Huli.Itus flrtlfs
Wef,' -aN late Exchange Bureau. % D. End /
NNvANrtp- LADY MANADEHs ron
w ogden. Provo aud Logan. dInIur room
tir.a, r1ainhgrnuils. threo lady oanyassrts,
lMo NAlsi masoia, apprentice Tor dtcssmakur,
,,'1s. al's, WY tly3 sure wnnerl rave
uu lAu1 machine. Particular, salt tntU fNs
chanre lureaui lndlCi' department, to D.. md
south stn &C.
4 1AliftNrlu. WANTED Al SALT
Street
c,urrAup's HustStss EXCHANGE Is
- thertcnFuifCf employer imciium Go meet
the demand oi responsible and practical sen
cril domestic servants. 1hc most syHiUmnfc
moiiol Boo ua0 tu iHYrfttntn past rrtuulH.
ipd &C. feel 90 home. IH experienced ladies arc
lu chaWc uf Tint female department IClUa
phone a.', orcail % i'h east, Pine. south.
ssuErNEDs uUstNEss EXCHANGE lss
- ta.i tiust south, ItICrtitCH Tor actual
SAINT ilat mlr hc uttsugalot by our meme
guarantee tl uHiliu toes made. s Iarsgr
.umNlf "i E11l pos lug positions Than over Dee
GitrArp's. TIM oiDtSAL. T1E ONLY
- fund tud contract bureau iu tho Wost
hmpln' InF we'll known ritfoua 10 canvass
9ur mtmltri o gclu before The public
headluarieiu ls' casi. tirst b0uth. Tulc.
phoac 5lA
CuErAHua UFtN COOP rANtNG
- position now open. no cost 60 iuNrHti.
glle what they A.r husuU.a houses, Fbupa
ghl oN''. 'ahlhtl'f.s lWUuif WUus slta pet
dal. signi Monday from headquarters, f.
'yEA. CoFfEg. sriDE, AND r\rnAoT
tdtourb he pagIui N6ribar't. vItb i'5ll
tUsit miH, Hotel Ia.ur at HHcptra'a. Isl. h.
i't .ouih' Telephone 800
lnFTiCE MANAGER $50 cNrirAil 10
~ De- associated iih Iu nIu established rIty
Irn, fuIlry ami percentage Two lurumon.
D ~ NNN' .NiNNN MfN'NA INIINN N.NH NNNNNNt
liukcr Hotel Manager hrsuuaUt MANAGER.
] Photograph ~uItHW"n, 1000 Poster with HIir
I !inC, lnruiy tuHrH men, Twenty pHVrH
Block Nigkcrt, twenty -hogoiprs. li5i. Nrr
'h1uiH, Mercantile AaHuUiHtUu solicitor aud
number nj other Euuu UIIUf# uHtu 90
/ th.pgId.f it1tluauru, AU mHy hr luygsu
f'l'd 49, O. isi SOUTH Telephone $50
Hut-Es. OFFICES. STORES. ItUssuFn
4 1 rooms waited Cor rrH UUuHin'u and nor.
nnhrui iCuHutH lnHlf" ami gentlemen, uUrs
I wed Hn1 snrIn, Cor ufut Housekeeping. rfr.
/ leave Injections ni -huUHrt'H Headquarters,
ls' n. Doc South. Telephone 800.
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GHtfANu'a tITtN GOOD rANtNG
- posiuoua now 0puu. so cost 90 iuNeaii.
Ffir what they asr NuHursH houses, shops
lui oncts contraction. IwUutf WUu. si.sa per
Gay, sicni Monday from headquarters. e.
east, fifat South.
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fI'EA, COFrEE, SPICE, AND EXTRACT
Nucsmru man aud wife. tu travel
,nion-h NC Par.u. NUunUrsf with ual
DusitmH Hotel baker at rUoptrdia. Isl. 4.
lst .uuih, Telephone Is
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A Room COTTAGE on CENTER 81.
lue Wow, Dot EkllA iuot. Ilook this up. 81. .0j'
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Wnoii,s. on .p,ri IAN j i ,sIli 81
r0at0 Nee niUrA
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~ plly, I.ru1m house, orchard, stables,
oir. balance n lururn on Mll Greek bench,
LH-Y payments Prize $500,
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

of the new party. The old parties
by irresistible ties and attractions of
loaves and fishes have bound the ex-
perienced leaders to their fortunes.
The new party took as good material
as it had for leaders, and the needed
experience will surely come with
honest endeavor. If with a crude
creed and inexperienced leaders the
result was as it is, what would have
been the fate of the Democrats If
our creed had been a little more re-
fined and our leaders d little more
experienced?
Unless human motive has been
misunderstood and human action
misinterpreted, it will not require a
very wise man to foretell that when
the ''great change" comes the Eek
perienced" leaders will not deem it
unpatriotic. to come along, too.
Chang the banner on the outer wall,
The cry is still they come /
I think I know Senator Daniel
very well, and there is no man | es-
TEEN more highly. ! am entirely
willing to trust him when the change
comes. Indeed, | believe he will be
an able agent in promoting it. |
have my opinion as to where he will
be found. This opinion impeaches
not his wisdom, his morality, his
patriotism, or his ever abiding sym
pathy with popular rights.
JAMES G. FIELD.
January II, 1898.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

our money of the best and keep the gold
standard, we will have to go through an
other period of that sort or worse. If
we once let go of the gold standard it
will cost us years of sacrifice, toll, and
tribulation to get back to the gold stand
ard again.
At the conclusion of the discussion
an informal reception was held.
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4 CARD.
January II, 1898.

Some INSCRIPTIONS persons
are circulating the falsehood
that | am employed by Mr.. J..
w. Boatwright to sell Guano
for him. pay Mr.. Boatwright
a big rent for his warehouse,
but he has nothing to do with
the business. I have a written
contract with him, in which he
promises to divert all the trade
to me that he can, and this he
is faithfully doing. Anything
to the contrary Of the above
facts is absolutely false.
Respectfully
R. c.. STORY.
Thomson, Ga, Jan. II, 1893.
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patrons may rest assured of that fact.
Now, we make the following offers:
1sr PREM1UM.-To any one send
ing us Is yearly subscribers and $26
we will give
Three Apricot Trees.
Three Grape Vines.
Three Plum Trees.
Two Japanese Persimmons.
Two Georgia Seeding Peaches
Two Budded Peaches.
Three Grated Apples.
Four Texas Umbrella Trees.
-Four Chinese Arbor Vitae.
Four Naples.
Four Soft-shell Pecans.
Three English Walnuta.
Four Honeysuckles.
Two Laurels.
Two Ornamental Shrubs.
These Trees would cost you $40 at
any nursery. Get up club of rs
and you at once supply your orchard,
vineyard and flower-yard. If you
get one of these First Premiums you
make SEQ and you help the paper
Try your hdn0'
I'd PREM1UM.-For Is subscribers
and SIS, we will send.
One Apricot.
One Grape Vine.
Two Plum Trees.
One Japanese Persimmon.
Three Georgia Seeding Peaches.
Three Budded Peaches.
One Grated Apple.
Three Chinese Arbor Vita.
Three Texas Umbrella Trees.
| Three Naples.
Two Soft-shell Pecans.
One English Walnut.
Three HoneysuckIes.
| One Plum.
One Laurel.
These trees would cost you $40 at
any nursery. Push your hind legs,
brother, and get one of these Pre-
miums.
The goods will be shipped direct
to you from the Splendid Nursery OF
Fl. W. REED & Co., Of Waycross, Ga
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
Sewing
Machine
Premium.

For 100 yearly subscribers
at our regular price of One
Dollar each, we will send to
Club Raiser