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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-09-25

While in Chicago, Mr.. Charles L. Kah-
Ter, prominent shoe merchant of Des
Moines, Iowa, had quite serious time of
it, He took such % severe cold that he
could hardly talk or navigate, but the
prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy cured him of his cold so quickly that
others at the hotel who had bad colds
followed his example and half dozen
persons ordered it from the nearest drug
store. They were profuse in their thanks
to Mr. Kahler for telling them how to
cure bad cold so quickly. For sale by
E. D. Prickltt. druggist, Mount Holly and
and Lumberton.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-09-25

Beverly township voted four for Wright
and Bordentown, LIST district gave Matlack
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-09-25

7 othI. ItoI0I IJ9IF7I9V 90 124o
on the first ballot Bordenuown voted II for
5h
sd Ballot IN Bal. BaI
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-09-25

ONE MILE NOVICE First prize 500 gold badge;
second prize $40 silver badge; third prize, bicycle
iamp.-Herbert, b. Taylor, Philadelphia; b.
Frank Stidfoe Mount Holly; Walter II. Stewart,
Mount Holly; Frank s Garbarino, Mount Holly
Walter H. Dickerson, Palmyra; Conrad j. kluf-
kee Phila elphia; Frank Dilks. Moorestown
Philip Oscar Mundt, New York city II. Il. Dan
iels, Burlington; Joseph M. Harrison, German
town; Walter II Lippncott, Cinnaminson Ray
mOnd e. Adams, Philadelphia VIM. II. fl.
Grossly, Philadelphia.
Two MILE HANDICAP, class A. First prize, $50
gold watch second prize, Palmer tires; third
prize NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lindley, Trenton; w.
Ben West Philadelphia; Herbert Il. Taylor, Phil
adelphia Isaac n. Line, Plainheld; Henry #.
I,oehrs, Elizabeth Clarence A. Elliott. Whining
ton Robert Southgate, Smthvilie Harry Haw-
thorne, Newark; Walter Il. Dickerson, PALMYRA
George n. Mershon Jr Philadelphia; William
V. Kelly. Philadelphia; Frederick Shafto Bay
onne William A. wenzel, philadelphia; y. e.
Daniels. Burlington; Joe II. Harrison. Asbury
Park; Frank s Chambers, LumbertoD Kay
Dawson. Boonton; Monte Scott, Panfeld W
Walter Henderson Woodbury.; r. p. MeCnrdy
Philadelphia; Charles II. Henzel, Phnaaeip hia
Walter j. Eclhardt, Baltimore; Raymond f.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-09-25

If you want ease for those rheumatic
pains, Jones Breakup will give it to
you in few hours. A trial is all that is
asked. If your druggist does not keep it,
send one dollar to W. G. Jones, Mount
Holly. and get bottle, express prepaid.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-09-25

Meredith, of Island Heights Apologize
announces his intention Of contesting the
suit. C. Z. Hendnckson, of Mount Holly,
appeared for Parker, and Thomas W.
Middleton, of Toms River, for Apologize.
Fx-County Clerk Burrough, of Camden
comfy. who has been the President ofthe
State Board of Agriculture for the past
nine wears. rendered his resignation at a
meeting of the Executive Committee,
which was called at Mr.. Burroughs home.
near Merchantville, on Thursday Mr.
Bnrrough states that, owing to new duties
which have been imposed upon him, and
in ;nstice to himself and the Board, he
asked to be relieved. The resignation
was accepted Mr.. Burrough is at present
State Road Commissioner. an office
which was created by the last Legislature.
The Committee of the Board of Free
bolders that had charge Of the building
of the stone road from Zelley's hotel to
Wood Lane, met on Thursday and went
over the road. Charles Harrison, the en-
UipppT. examiner Lu0 WOfh SaACihilg anu
advised the acceptance of the road
Thomas F. Kelley superintendent for
P. McManus, the contractor, was present
and the committee complimented him
highly upon the nice piece of work he
had given the county, and for the strict
nersonal attention he paid to the work.
The road is certainly a good one and is a
credit to the contractor and Freebooter
Gale, who supervised its building.
w. e J.. Sloane. Of New York, and the
Camden Safe Deposit and Trust company
trustees. of Camden, have i1led an amend
meut to their bill for relief against ths
Burlington Carpet company, IN which
they relate IN detail the story OF S4Oo,
600 business deal and conclude with
praver that James Dunlap, of Philadel
mia: William Barbour, president OF tb'
Allentown Spinning company, of Alien
town. Pa, and others, be restrained from
removing mortgaged goods from the Bur
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In addition to the above there will be
running heats each day. The following
are the runners entered; Lucy, Timber,
Jeweller, Waltz, St. Hurbert and AL Pope
special class, to be arranged during
the fair, is also on the speed programme
for Friday, for purse of $3.50.
The bicycle races will be an interesting
feature. Many fast riders are entered for
all the events. Following is a list OF the
entities to date
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THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1894.
LOCAL NEWS.

There are 125 entries for the bicycle
races to be given at the coming fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-22
THE CzAn's CONDITION.
brave Hattie Raainst the Last Enemy
uetrothnt OF the skarewits.

ST. PETERSBURG, oct. "a. The
duatth OF nowa ifOmLivadia OcoasioLcd
the widest TumoTs TO circulate yester-
day 10 the effect that that the car
was actually dead, but that The fact
was concealed because the czafeN 2
had TenounCei tho succession % thu
thrIne aud the Grand Date George,
thel czst's eecondlsou, had died from
lung trouble, from which he hal long
beun a sufferer. The Tumors were
silonced by tho Issuing Of bulletin az
night stating In substance that tue ozsr
mad been out Of his bed during the
day, but the general condition was
unchanged.
Today the tumor8 have been revived
in an intensified form, Sabbath
leisure aud the gathering Of unusually
large congregations attracted by the
special prayers TOT the ear assisting
IA the growth Of rumors aud sperula.
| ton.
II IL everywhere recognized that the
| doctors IN Attendance on the ezAr have
/ no hope " his recovery anJ that they
are Only dev0tiug their efforts TO pro-
| long his maicsty'a life until the arrival
VI ptiuceas AK 40 ialta, ~ her mar
riago 10 tho c1trewiN may be- ovlt-
Dfated before his ueath. IL Is asserted
tho physiclaus have now been COM
poliel TO turn thuir attention g. Tue
czATiun, whose mind was said u b,
seriously Affected by thestrain VI nuTs
Ing her husband.
EXCHANGE OF RINGS on "WEDNESDAY
LONDON, Oct. n IA dispatch to th,
TiHics irom ~. Petersburg says tnsl
according 10 tue best Information Oh
taiuable tuofe viii DO formal ur'
trOthal and exchange OF Rugs between
tue Czaruwitz aud PrincesH AK "a
LivadlH on Wednesday, perhaps sooner
according 10 circumstances. rus pre-
suppoats tue performance OF the crfe'
muny OF reconciliation 10 tho orthodox
church, when m The usual course
must take placr. Tho marriage OF
foreign princess TO "a Russian heii
apparent ntcussitates three distinct
csfemunios-rocouoll 10 tue OF
thodux church, brlTUthal and nu tial-
The ceremonies formerly were Away
separate, tut the beIToIhal and mar
nagu nave been performed Ipgtshe
lately. An imperial proclamation q
EXPECTED from LivaIia ON thu tutluei
Pnvate nova from Livadia 10 Ia NJ
way fe.aesuFing'
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gfees was attended by 200 delegates Of
both seXos, including nearly All the
aocialiatlc mentors Of thu Rclchstag
aud Diet OF SAXouy, Baden anu
Bavaria. There were also many Aus
ttiau, Hungarian, Swiss and English
socialists present.
Herr Frieirich Bruehne, a master
thoomaAtr Of frank OFT, and n mem
Ter Of the Rricns AZ, Otenei the pro-
ceeiiugs. William Lpibkneckh I've
well known aJol4list leader, weic1mel
The delegates. lie gave historical fe'
tf0sIcet OF tue r.He aau development
anu sttuRgle u the party, rcmsrking
tnnt fresh foIresenlauve measure
was being planned against the social
isl democracy. lie, however, regarded
The project with tquauimity, and de-
clarru tnat tho proposed rev repfes
sivc measure would he a. rOwerless Il
check The victorious career OF ciaI
dtmoufacy a. PriuCo Bismafck's simi-
lar law.
Herr SINGER Of Berlin, and Herr
schwar2,0i Lubec, were elected pres
idcut..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-22

sweE Not only Ere Catholics not en-
omies OF our public schools, but we hold
notwithstanding the pefs stont opin.
ious OF isolatci individulls, that the
public schUul System ust ami shall be-
maintained. Not alone that, lui
should tie Jay ever come, when Coz
avert, when the school System Of
America would be attacked, Catholics
will be fret 10 the rescue.
ITO tue cuarge, 40 current nowadays,
that we owe allegiance 10 foreign
power, this IL my answer La spiritual
matturs and matlers OF faith and morals,
We give allegiance 10 our church, TUT
In 1ivll atlaifs We neither owe nor DO
we give allegiance TO anything outside
the Constitution 0f the Unitud states,
ncr to auy Une not duly elected
~ Ger OF thlH government. should a
condition nfisr, which IL an absurd
assumption, when the Pope " Rome
should issue an ediCt IN conflict with
tho Constitution Of the Uuiteu States,
We would refuse 10 Obey the pope anu
We would uphold the Constitution. In
the words Of O'Conuell, We take our
religion from Rom, bus our politics
ffom Outselyea.''
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POISON IN The BLOOD
Another Case That Vas lncuTlOle ID
der The Oh Methods Of Treatment
And Another Case in Point Showing
the Absolute Mastery Of Drs.
Shores & Shores New Treat
ment Over all Chronic aud
Deep. Seated Diseases.

Mr. Hicks is one Of uiah's oldest
pioneers. lie came into the territory
with an OK team In 1850 In an inter
view with the writer Mr. Hicks SAYS
In 80 while working ON the Walker
Opera House fell from an elevator Of
about forty feet and broke my night foot
which because OF the condition OF M
bio resulted In a running sore. have
suffered terrible pain night and day Tor
years. All my friends and aequalnt'
ances know the condition ] was in. The
very best doctors In Utah did all IN their
power Tor me from time to time during
the past thirteen years, but they al
failed to cure me. Sometime was so
bad had to quit work entirely
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Alleged rraudulenl Laud Entries,

MADisJs, VIE, Oct. 2O.-rhe first
OF those Indicted by the federal grand
Jury for alleged fraudulent entries u
lumber lands In Ashland district,
Arthur II. OAborne, was arraigneu
before judge Beeu today. Osborne
pleaded not guilty anu was put under
900 bail. The other names In the
indictment with OSBORNE are Robert G..
Hryilnuti, receiver OF tho Ashland
laud office under Harrison; Warren H..
MoCOrd, brother OF ex.COngresstnan
Merton i. McCOrd; Harry j. Box,
Gussie L.. AndTcWe and Andrew
Bfodorick. Thv indictment contact
two counts, the iifst charging cOnsplr-
Acy ~ dtitaud tue Unitel States 10
title 10 public lands. Stcond, eonspirAcy
20 commit perjury Ia taking the neces-
saty afildavlts at the land oilice. IL IL
charged Frederick acled ~ agent for
the others In making the pretended
settlement AMI proof OF homestead
entry for his own benefit. but Ia reality
for speculation TO benefit Huydlauil,
McCorG, Osborne aud BOX.
Broderlck entered the lands Ia Bay
FIELD county, at Ashland land uiilor
Nov. ., 1891. Tue cases will come up
fJr trial At the December term. q. A.
LnmoreHuK Of Ashland, nephew OF IA,
ox.commitsioner public lauds, defends
Osborne.
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UPPER MARLnoRn, MD, oct. co.
Stephen William, a negro who aE-
sAulted Mn. hardesty Wednesday
and co messed, was tsEen from jail ut
three O'Clock this morning aud hanged.
Just before daylight forty masked
men visited the jail and u,m andcd thg
negro who confessed TO an attempt at
assault. Jailer npioer, although wholly
unpfCparei Tor resistance. refused il
give up the keys, Hs was huaily over,
powered and William taken TO d
Dfidge near town and hanged. A
bullet holn was also found near the
heart. The cornUtr's jury returned D
verdict that William met death NJ IN,
hands of unknown paTtiee,
HRS, Hardesty, Williams victim, II
an old wUmRu. He entered nor house
knocked her down, carried her wv.
hundred yards, anu had IL not hpen lul
the attack 0f u family dog, would hay.
accomplished his purpose and ptthlpl
! added murder 10 his other crime.
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Indlan. Cow, ~, Acts Of Violeneo.

TUC.OS, Ariz., Oct. 21-A special 10
the tar rom San Simon says Tue
report VI the fret act VI viOlonce c3n.
mltted by the Indians, fesulting Il m
the removal Of the troops from Fort
Bowie, was be- ught here by courier
early this morning. Phil HEIR, Of
the San Simon Cattle company, while
ON his way 10 roundup on Deer creek,
Ia STEMS Peak mountains, some sixty %
i've miles ifum here, was attacked by a
band OF six Or seven Apauhes, WHO
were lying Ia ambush behind rock.
A number Of shots were fred at him,
one passing through hi. lvit lung anu
breaking his shoulder blade into fray
ments. HE PACK animal, which he
was driving before him, was killed.
This attack was presumably made u
got bis ilfeartns, ammunition anu con-
tents VI tho pack-snddlo.
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nuNrINu ION 1uRoEnrms,
rive Negroe. ssid TO Have been
Iyneled,

lNucheds
ORAEuLnuRu, S. g., oct. 2l.-As
lut nothing has happeuud to iiX the
IDENTITY VI the mutiefefs OF Robert
Copes, county treasurer yesterday.
Livery euufl has buoa made W appfC.
hruI them, but without success.
Afmui squads OF men were ridiug Ia
IL objections ihruu hUut tue entire
night ltis probable that not lees than
thfcu tAftiya were couceTped In the
murder sud robbery. Both shots were
hrci by ,he same party from ambush.
"A pace was iOuul near the road In the
bushes beyond tue swamp from where
ne murder was cummtttCd, whore
somu Uno b al lain Ia wait Tor Ion
time. Ihls was probably the man nin-
TONED 10 give the signal Of Mf. COpe's
arrival Tina swamp IL very thick on
10th sides anu only about mile die.
taut from the river II Ia thought the
muricfofs each took 10 the TivCf In a
uuat " are nov cOucua Cd somewhere
la the swamp. This morning MIR.
COpu's sAtchtl was ouud some distance
oil In the swamp. Tho amount Ut
money missiug will hardly exceed $40.
Several hundred mra have buuu
out ali Gay etAtohiig, anu they are
determined ~ leave NO stone uu.
turned to assist In tho capture OF the
villains.
Tomorrow the citizens Of Omngeburg
viii probably increase the rev AID
offered by thu governor by $500, max.
Ing IN all bounty OF sl,UUU hanging
over the heads ui,the murIcrer-. CIR.
cumstancca Indicate tuat white men
uid the WORK.
II captured the Assassin will meet a
fearful death without tnlL
At o O'Clock tonight the telegraph
operator at Otanguturg reports that
i've DogrOes have Ueon arrested on evil
dtncu not heard ut the COtoucf's in-
qusst, nnd that they have all been
lynohod.
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TBLEGRAPHIC.
PREPARED FOR A LONG War
The japanese Diet Grants All The
Government Asks P0F


WASHINGTON, Oct 2i.-A tolo ram
was received at the Japanoss legation
this morning stating that on the 18Th
insL, upon the assembling Of the Diet
nt Hiroshima, Count Ito, the Primo
minisier Of Japan, made all elaborate
stccch ia tue Housu oi LORDS IN which
he explained nj length the cause o. the
war between Japan anu China, Duf.
iug tue course Uf his speech he ftHd the
correspondence which hal passed be-
tween the JnIauese and Chimes gov.
ttnmrnis before diplomatic ntgOtiS-
toua were suspended aud war declared.
Tie speech made a deep impression on
the house, the feeling ~ the Diet seem
Ing % be unanimous Ia favor OF the
course pufsucd by the government.
Toe universal expression ~ that the
war must DO vigorously pushed until
10 ~ brought to n triumphant c0nclu.
ri %. The Diet hts manifested the
tlrtlcat WILLINGNESS to grant Uvury-
ulus asked s. the government. The
h.usu on thu g0lh Inst. passed by a
uLsuimuus vote tue bills Introduced by
Soc government relating 10 war ca
f mixtures, which involved u total VI
l5I,uuD.OOO yen.
Wilhin the last two days heavy
ORDERS from japan nave been placed In
Sew York for canvas duck suitable fJf
army tents aud sale, aud Tor leather
aud manufactured boots suitable i1f
military uBc. Tue orders have not com,
IRON tue Japanete government direct,
uut lfom merchants at Yokohama who
have taken contracts for ntmy yupplius.
YuCte orders nre among the ilrst snow.
ing nn Increased demand tor military
anu domestic goods, such rs usually
tJiluw foreign war.
The reports ~ tue treasury depart.
mcut show the export trade " Chins
aui Japan HAD not been stimulated
pu0t 10 September lst last. W. 10 thai
tmr tue exports OF arms, pow der, ETC.,
% China hud been less thhu 81 900 fuI
ta-ivn months preceding, ana ~ japan
only 500. From this " Ia concluded
that arms aud ammunition have not
been exported from this county ca.
cupt uadef cover Ne general mttchau.
dee, Tue recent orders Tor canvas aLd
uuuiH have come since the last year.
tepvfis were made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-22

WAsHINGroN, Oct. 2O.-The Brcck.
iuTidge- Pollard casu 10 now formally
out OF court, the notice Of appeal given
by Colonel Brrckinriugu NJ the close
OF thr trial having been dookete1 anu
dismissed o. motion Of Caldefon Cat
isle, Miss P0liArd's counsel. Counsel
for Breckenridge Jailed 10 follow w
their notice OF appeal by further pro-
ceodinR within the time pc vided by
law. IL II The general opinion here
that MisH Pollard Will be unable 10
collect the judgment OF $4,000, ~
Colonel BtccRinTidgo IL not known 10
have any property which can DO NJ.
taohed 10 tatiby H.
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MEMS 8 BOYS UNDERWEAR

Mems hot"y grey undo, wear, worth
75c, "a, 400 suit,
Mems li,ru Underwear, good value
at ti,4l, low Zoo ruiL
Meme grey Random Underv car,
former price sl,15, now el.OJ d suig.
Mouis light grey Cancels Hair
Underwear, cheap AZ 500, now Sl75
u tutt,
Uoy's heavy groy mixed undor-
wear, sIzes "a TO %, this week u. 2ic
zach,
Boy's good heavy grey Random
UnIoryoar, Sizes a TO 81, this week
u. ~ 10 each.
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JOLur, 10. Oct 2i.-Onc Of the
most disastrous explosions that has
occurred 0u tho drainage canal hap-
pened this motuilT about o o'clock.
Three muu we're killed outright bud
three seriously iujufcd. rno oEplo.
sion took place at RIoker d Lcan's
camp, near summit. A tang Of me
were Al work putting Ia n biust when
the giaut powder exploded, blowing
three men 10 pieces.
Lest evening another explosion took
place Ut the same camp, wherein two
men were killed uuI Que w0un1ed.
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CHINESE lEriioDs,
Calns e"rcIsstiaIs" Oncr Reward Tor
tne Murder OF Detectives.

Calns e"Ueissiiais' Onrr Reward Tor
th- nurder Ut DctccttNs..
CHICAGO, Oct. 2l,--In placing In the
county Ian, on "a charge Of anQp, Al
u0ng aiias Hong Hop AMI Hong Siu
alias All Hong Sling, United Siatss
Fire Inspector Cowiu anu FlroMArsual
Conway have brought On fierce fight
between themselves anu the police on
tue oue hand and some OF the most in-
lueutial Chlunmen In the United
states, the prisoners being among
them, ON the other hand. Today
notices were posted tn Chinatown
Offering 5000 10 any ChinAman who
would XIII either Mr. Conway or Mr..
Cowie.
AZ soon a. this fact became known
Assistant Chief OF Police Ripley mott
lied sam Moy aud HIP Lung that he
would hold them personally responsible
Tor tile safety OF the two officials whose
lives have heen threatened. Sam Moy
and HI Lung are tho richest Celrstials
In Chicago, anu for years they have
ruled euptcuiU among their county
meu Ia Chicago. ar. Conway and Mr..
COwir are detormiued to convict the
prisoners, against whom the most over
whulming evidence exists.
When Hong Sling was taken into
custody thitty-iOur annual passes on
different American railroads were
found In his possession, which fact,
MT. Cowie states, indicates that he has
been engaged Ia smuggling Cinnamon
into the United States on large ucalU.
The passes were made out Ia the name
VI An Honv sling.
Today Mr. COwie found II necessary
90 20 iuto Chinatown TO get Witnesses
who had notified him that they feared
their lives were not safe. Altogether
lac has eight Witnesses aud says they
are IN safe keeping AMI will be- kepl
from coming Into contact with theft
oountrymen until after the hrson tria
ie over.
While In Chinatown Inspector Govt,
was told 10y One OF hia witnesses tina
at open meeting Of tho Cinnamon IL
the morning a reward OF 500 had been
offered 10 any one wLo would kil
either Iusp clot Cowie or Conway ol
tuTee OF the witnesses. NOtices 10 thu
effect were posted throughout China
town directly after the meeting Tn'
Chiuaman TOLD MLCowie that Il mean
sure death to pun down any Of IA,
notices, hut nevertheless tho ihspecto
was soon In possession Of them, III
immediate y had II translated, Trans
lated !, read AZ iollows;
"Io all CuiuamcU--We swear by nj
the Chinese gods that the sum OF SbuI
VIII be psid 10 any ChinAman whI
sends death 10 either OF tue mel
SHOWN % Inspector Covie or lnspeclu
Conway, ~ TO auy three VI our coun
trymen who intend to assist In tn
prosecution OF mon Oi their Tacu
Death aud iiro viii surely hu give
u him who belrays or lakes down thl
ruiice.H
Il 10 claimed thu two ChlnameI
hnve Cred stOfesin Salt Lake CiIy an,
ether Western cities, no well rs Il
Chicug0.
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"Whcn | was Induced TO go 10 Drs.
Shores / was 10 such fearful pain night
and day that ] was not myself at all and
was unable 10 do anything.
4 have been under Drs Shores &
Shores treatment and have been using
their vegetable medicines Just one
month now and the result seems almost
miraculous NJ, trouble rs an cured and
! feel like a different man entirely as
reading this can realize how grateful
am TO DIS, Shores * Shores and ! shall
be glad to tell any one, In person, Of the
good they haN done for me-"
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cash ~ tho treasury.

wAHilNurON, Oct 20 -- rus treasury
receipts dunng tie twenty days " the
present month amount 10 Sl2,STi SOS,
and disbursements $50, 577 900, leaving
a deficit tor the twenty days Of sT102,
~. rus dohcit TOT the iisusi year
amounts 10 s,is2, g05. Tue tension
paymsnis since June S0th last amount.
Cd to $50 GA ,si7.
The ct,n balance In the treasury 20.
day was sll3,O26.55li gold reserve,
sjB,s42.4ji.
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Qotbi3Q,
UNDERNEATH

Ladies' heavy Cancels Hair Vests
and Pants sizos - TO q, worth OOa,
ut l5c each.
ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests. with
long sleeves, extra heavy quality,
regular value 05c, Tor this week - 10
Oauh.
I1dle' Jersey Ribbed, natural
wool, Nos,s wish short sleeves, worth
Soc each, TO close these uut 90 3ac each.
Ladies' heavy. natural wool mixed,
Jersey Ribbed Nes aud Pants, In ali
sizes, regular price Gjc, a. 400 zach.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Woo Vests
and Pants in all sizes aud good heavy
quality, fasI black, worth sl,25, at $50
each,
ladies' hne natural wool Nosts and
Pants, sizes - TO 40, good value a.
sLul, our prica zoe each,
Lldig, last black Union Suits.
extra heavy quality, worth $500, ~
sl.iD.