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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

rrur. COTTON MARKETS.
.-.... ~ - -, .-o-too firm.
p, N s,.,, ~ "a rr,sI..nr "a gross
r"c-piy.. ~ paies ..i..,..-.. - IN I'D
ss $50 -eie'' on
90 -,'..n ....,.. ..,f ., ts~ this vest-,,et
-y,@l - -, r'.i... .rr..rrs 10 Great
stock. o6b7i5 tJes. --.. M. -,..,i,.,,
Total since osp.t..+ 49,. f-iitin
5.72s halss, France. la.-i' Da-esi eo''''-
nelt 5000 bales. s.......- eoe.
F.uI0s closed eary September e"g'
Oc.olel. $40. Ncf' ~. .,-,, -, MAJ. II
7if Ap--L $50. Aalf --l'' '"'-'f -'''
bales. ...,.. o. cotton Tor
Ihe total visible Ppiy VI ~ cs Which
ILIr4a lalas lre lflfl' '-l A-a-''.-
2-f96 ba.es and lt,oilo D-le'' -.'
utelr. last y-a. i- t.1 90. .f...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
New Fall Wash Goods.

An tho now patterns tn Dark-Grond
Persian Psfraifs. regular l2 lie. Ymu.s
for i-tc yard
mora. Slls dark rr0urls fancy cclorcd
uafta--rg. FOR b lie yard.
Sea Island YHd-Wils Percale, tan
groaris. stripe ana dots, Tor 6 7-sc. yard
Flea.e-Illck flUul.etta8, black grounds
c0lorel stripes and piaits for l-aN
Irta-ueayy stripe and Check Outing
R-mona Fhnneis, delicate pink, blue
ard creim srres and solid co-or1 for
30 I-2c yard
working dresses and aprons. o.. value, Cor
Sc yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
AnFniornhle Sunrise Party.

4 very pleasant surprise party waS
rendered to the grandchildren or hir.
Otto Morgenstern, Miss Lizzie SeeilnSs.r
and Master Grover Seellnger, az tnLir
residence on Broad. near Fourth street.
cn q'hursdav evening 10 was really a
complete surprise. but the parties so hon.
ored readily took IN the situation ana
entertained their rather unexpected gues's
very handsomely for tho REMAINDER OF
The evonlne A u1nber Of popular s1lInes
were INDUCED IN and q tempting co4l1-
ton was served
Those who were IN the parts were
Misses Gusta Belle. TINA Unkel Etizt-
heta Van y. HOsencgk. Frances Kobe.
TnOra stclnhrecrer ROsine Miller, LIZZIE
SepAngcr. Masters Frank Behie. Willie
Crimnnl Julian WHIT, Grover Seei.nger.
Willie schumann, Carl BoFcher and
Hermann Ksrstsn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
crucAc0 nTARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. sept IA report d
call FOR a special meeting OF the Brit-sh
Cabinet. corning siHruitsIrii'onsiy VII VII 4. =
was claimed that there was no relation
shin between the two. alarmed shorts IN
wheat to-day, a liurry IL prices tadns
place as d result LOS ma-hst aS. ,io
time WIS ekare more dian the most IN
sfa~rtocs4nt traction OF q dc1iinf from yes
t1'resv ,uoted Confitions dfd not favor
rhe i-saTs. December wheat opened from
reLc ~ Tq..u5gisc, sold between 5eNc.
ana .oilr closing ~ aesc.--<fia.c. higher
cian oes,tslstay. CeSh whaL was IIn
a.. a, u; &C.. -t.srs inrslHf nfssncr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

10, finest california Wool oHtrl -lafee
SIZE. white slk binding. Value ,--.'j, per
pair. $1,000.
OR CRIB Blanket sizo .aGe-o inches.
usual g., value Ger iar sIH'-
our Triumph scarlet hiineei fnai-
ant.o1 al wool. rnl OF usual $500 N4--ei
0rr "Rob.n Uoo5" Pure Wool S-ar'e.
Blanket III size. usual IS Blanket per
Our .,ginner" t0-4 Itsht Cray blanket
SOFT Gotten. bound. usual 81 v-l-e, ler
our "Aipiue" Extra-We.Fht Cray
blanket usual SIP, 44len pr lulr
D.r 'I ~. To. Nco'-i ii.eN 'I'.
Blanket fi-4 size, usual sI-.5 value 4.r
pair gl13
our "HIisboro' Silver Gray Blanket
f1l ia SIZE flk bound. usual - Na-ae
per pair S-I9
Bed C.On7POr3aD
CaIco-Cogued BED Comforts. usual a'e.
Ca.oo-cogared bed Comforts. usual 7-c.
Cro,onre-Covcred BED Comforts white
cotton filing. $50 fach-Ueual Sd ID value
Chufz-Ccrerel Tc4 Comforts. white COTE
Ton hIng usual >lI5 value lor 3llo each.
Wgh-Grade soft CauonFmeI Com-
forta1lef. lecls li.c cilcrlo"n, usual 81
value. FOR $3.50.
EDc. WlHe He3 Spreads. 2oo- e1ch.
}ILj Waite Bed Spreads h-mmed, C3c.
ca D..
N.l5 White BED Spreads. extra size.
sl.-1 each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
School Tablets.

Thoirsands Of them here. Larger sizes
and more FOR tho money than ever BEFORE
rOo-Shset Tablets. fancy coicrcd oacNS
both ruled and plain, worth lOc., for oc-
15O-Sheet Tablets, better tA.-h &c Ai''u'
Sc ,-,
Finest Ink Tablets letter. commercial
and note. never sold under 100, Tor &C,
Roari-Back Composition Books "or'n
To-. for &c.
New Paris Wells. an importers sam
pies creams. whites, blacks Jnrk coioIs,
In three-price lot, %. 30. ana opc'' "or'n
two 10 three times more
Armorslde. DR. SironES. NuiNlrs' ~
domiral and ether dollar Co-sets, aue
for coo. pair. "A.
Jet.Black Falle SIR. helyy grade
II new shapes Ladies Linen CohHs,
with cunff 20 match. for faIi wear 10"
on sale: prices, l2i, 20 23c. each. .,
Infants SIX Cars embroidered anu
tucked. 81 new designS ready tor IN.
srertIon. 300 ror this weeks sale AT
iSc. Others up 10 $50.
WRITE FOR OUR BICYCLE cAIA-
LOGUE. .-x
r gives complete information OF the ~
r2icrcie we sell fcr $40 90. 500 Blcycls
yre sell for 5000 II vii be cent 10 Any
address, IN city or country.
The four bicyclos 70 be given away W
10 az Dominion chewing Gum Com
many will be awarded some tiule us
week lust as soon as the ballots can p'
examined
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
Political SNAP shots.

ROYAL Racks. secretary o the c ,,sses
Bryan and sewaA CLUB no, Nv, M's1 ng,
'..--,.'.,.t ~ sr-aaksrs campaign htefa-
ture. etc. 20 10 addressed 70 him at 20
east B4v6l street r.,. ,,rh
The BRYAN. Sewalb and Lamp Iln93'
~ fhe v,r-t precinct % MNshall Marc.
v,,n a6id a fieetln; az Bozcs HAN to-
morrow night .,.
Candidate Bryan WI pIoosoly SPEAK
a, g,iffOyk on his way ~ Richmor'N fe
vii also stop of for short VINE q.
Petersburg and speak 10 mo crow" NJ
the depot. IL. .-.. 81,
pepubvcan headquarters yester'iay. til1
no ore OF special note. The seer taiies
and clerks were very BUSY senlhS O~s
mail matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
Cut In The Face.

James Ro'lnsofl. q white man. and a
negro named Alfred white, got into .
dlnicIitY IN SixtO street between Mar
Sd az and Clay sy-yers last night about
III O'Clock. and Robinson struck tile negro
fist below the eye. TIE RrnlJvsssnce vas
summoned ana Or. IAb-anburg took -four
stitches IN the mans face. He n not
dangerously hurt. Robinson wwas arrest
cd and locked up in the Second police
station lie will have a hearing before
the Pollco Court tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

e27~1rcry- GlI reZ,3iooM
Teacher, C,ornprsItiori>g3ooks, leather
bound. worth Jcc., for 200. an
Canvas-BacR CornpOSitior-BookS 1uo,
% GROSS OF REQ ULAl. o. ~ hAh>A-
ERS TO PICK FROM AT 70
25c. Pearl Pen.iiolders for loo
Ice Ink Erascrs for T.
&c. Ivory Pen-Holtcrs for &C.
Pencil Sharpencrs. = for IL.
sponccrian Pen-Pcints. SC. q dozen
Perfection, Ike Spencerian Pens, &c
dozen.
Giliot's Pen-pcfnts, 7c. a dozen
1000 BOTTLES srAFTORDS REoU.
LAR iOc. BLACK INK FOR 30
Inserted RubbcrTip 1.cad-PencilsM 70.
Express Load.pencils. Q styles. 10. .
dozen.
Boss Mercantile Pencils. 25c. a dozeFz
l5c. Leather Rcok-Straps 90.
Triple Leather Strapr, Zoe. worth 2Dc.
String Bound Covered Slatcs, no ack3
as schools win not allow them 70 10 usoa.
S 10 Csc.
Patent Siding Knives. 100
Secure Lock-and- Key pencf-Bor, win
ink bottle pen and holder, Lead, sne
slatc-pcncn. and rule. for loc- actiaas
A perfect working Pencn-poI &C..
worrt loo
10 F1ag-wrrpy~d slatr.Pencils for 10
Lined Crochet BAGS lOc.
Pencil Crnyons large size, 20. box.
&c. Crryors for &c. BOX.
Oil.Cloth schooi-Bags, worth 100, for
81.
Black RIpocd on-c1Uth Bags. worth DC.
10c
Snail Cfrldren's Hemp BAGS worth
1oc. for Sc. .s,
Largo Chncrcn's Hemp Basr. worth
10. for Sc.
solid-Colo Draw-Strfng Bags worth
rntroldered soltd- Color Bags. worth
PC for ~ I-2c. -
strings. 25c. ..,~
Elmo Cloth Initial Bags, double. WIN
rings and chain, 6oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Crn-The sentimcn. in corn shows an
Increase in the hulsh feeling which
originated With the reduction In the crop
percentage a. given ny tho GO ferun<nI
Naturally Tie strength N whe7E WA
90 aas'sfarco 10 prices today. ard ~
fhUgh traf ~ was not OF IN eNtcrt've
ohsractar. rtlI them WIS q more tonaciofs
cttltnde Displayed by hoidnrs Nay com
opaCed az - &C.. advanced 20 PAS I2ts'..
cosl1s - 2lAc.-isc. higher ran see,
ierclr. Cash corn was 70. per Dusnel
higher
Oats uer8 affected with iargror. Eyen
the boom 70 u1fat was barren 0i eject
a slow and dragging larkrt prcY tiAug
throughout the se. sion. 1lay oats coaed
iso. under yesterday Cash oats W.e-a
firm. ana advance of tc being Quotaole.
Prov. s.0r--Hot much action took place
in provisions. Due attention was ae-
corlsd an easy hog market prices Ne
Ginning moderately during tle inst ha.t
l0lr on that consideration. The strength
Of wheat Odd not no first fld response go
product. hgt as TIE session progressed
gradual hardening took place January
pork closed JQ7fsr. higher than yester-
dav. January lard shade higher, and
january r'.s r. higher
The leading futures ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
Luther, Bible.

4 Nuserrn IN Berlin has secured pos
session OF Luthers Bible which he used
IN his study. It's margins are covered
with notes In tho reformers handwriting.
II was printed In Basie IN 1893. and Is In
an excellent state OF preservauon.-Rams
Horn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
, cossUn mARsHADL HASsrE.
Yost and Flood Carrying on Courteous
lamnll.m.

STANTON VA, sept. p.-lIon. Mar
shah Hanger. United States Consul %
bermuda, arrived hero today on DIS aun,-
n ar vacation. Tho Major is looking wen.
but IS glad 20 be back among his many
friends again.
The political war IS entiret l''.l in IS
character here just now l''t is MAJ
mo q, nne canvass I'm the district. Tie
ara Flood when they meet have warm.
but courteous debates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Captain J. l.. Grady the popular con-
dr3tc,r on the Cannon BARI train. was
taken an with fever in Norfolk yesterday.
and was brought 70 ms home here last
night. whore he was attended by DR..
Iandon Is. Edwards His illness Is not
serious and be - resting quietly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
Floor On-Clofhs.

a.. G.. AND So To MATCH
Dc.aIar -oe. quality. -1c- square yarL
Regular o., quality lfc. Square yArd.
Regular s5e. quality 25c. square yard
Regular goo quality 81 l--c square
IearyBack Cork 1lne.eum. zoe. square
L---
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

HIclWOI1. \ A. 7'UI, y I'VVs
Offori,,s-, 4 auction on Change for the
week an ~ .o-aay 81 pa,.t avs OF caro-
f,~e 90 r+-sse ,l,,tt Na3 ruf-cureI
erding fo-dsgr s3t
prlva.s sel,r, ysSor-od 10 trre secretary
Of he pichrlyrd IohsLrco Traa0 to-day
h., - -
80. 81, "A % .fe secretary
- - p,cSo,o-ts -rcbal--o Trade FOR tne
,,-.ot, 49, f,,.ls.,. III -ar..s-s ~ hos
49, 49,, Ia o,'itors smoke.
IA. e,ran drirfo ~. leaf dari0 2i7,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
500 Boys School Suits at S2.&.

100 Boys Dress Suits. OF finest Clay
diagonal Worsteds. solid black or navy,
double-bressted. lined with finest farmer
SATIN No better suit can be sold you
n any store Tor $3.50 10 3d. These are
CSC. a. suit. Sizes 10 1G yeas.
From the Eastern Clothing Company's
stock we arc eth selling BOYS Cheviot
Pants 20 l9., 25c. 2oe.. and the best
Cashmere pcnts for SOC. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
WpEKIY RANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Sept, 1.-THE weekly
statement Of the Assooi1tod Banks shows
Tho following changes.
t,.-,.,.,, incr..,se ...........s $50 275
in~rs de~reass ........-..... 8ll 800
a,.-e.c in~r.4ss ..........-... 2.7t4 800
sl,.f t..n,,.r. decrease -......- g5SnOOO
Deposits decrease ..~-----.------ Is 80
Circulation inc roelfe 49, $1,000 .e---Vo
The banks nov hold SS767.s2o In eH-
Gees on legal requirements
'f.le New York Fin3ncier says tihs
rcs tho drst time slnee july Nth lasl
tie Caca; ,r,:-l toofe hanks OF, New fors
caxS sssssx an tFser<lka ~. Ihc besopYe..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
LONDON AND PARIs 8fARKET.

LONDON. Sept 12-Bar silver 80 1-1Gd. /:
consois. 100 1916 for money and 10 for
the account
PARIS sept &c z. N.-Three per
cent. rentes. Toe flames and IT'S cenumes
for the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
School Supplies.

YOUR MONEY BUYS TWICE AS
MUCH HERD AS ALMOST ANY
WHERE ELSE.
Comnosition~Daoi 8. the regular 30 ones,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

The enormous labor OF examining tho
ballots for the four bicycles 10 BE- given
away Will take al least one week. AMI
Meyers hope TO announce the ~inner W
THAR pexss svndays s&nssttssUspA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

The competition Of manufacturers 10 be reP'''e
L q,,d SHES Is cause enough TO bring down prices
Won Should be wise enough to take advantage OF this sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

And come share the benefit Of
Meyers purchase at the sale.
The goods were made for this
fall and winter selling and con-
sist Of BrilIiantines, Mohairs,
Jacquards, Storm Serges, and
Cashmeres OF various quail
ties. Lots will be placed on
sale Just as promptly as re-
ceived from the examiners,
while a great many are ready
for selling now. Every day
this week will record the open
ing Of other lots, shipment OF
which were delayed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
cHIcAao LIvE sTocK MARKEr

UNION. STOCK YARDS. ILL. sept
l2.-Cattle: Receipts. 900; market stealy;
common to extra stcers, s. l9so. 20; stock,
ors and feeders. So 5O72.SQ; cows and
bulls. Sl25q3.35; calves ,3-0oos5.gO; Tex
ann S2.35G8.O0. western rangers, Sz.-Vg
$50
Hog-Rereipts, II 900; masiSet steady
FOR choice; ofher kinds eaay and partially
60 lower: heavy packing and shipping
lots S2.sSe 1870, common To ohoice mired.
So sOtl3.D; choice assorted. $4,000 40;
light, $40
Sheep-Receipts. 100: market nouli-
naify stead; incsp,er - choice, 500,
lauAsa -S2cp@2ssn ..s..-----.-.----
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RlChmOnd, va. copt. +. IdUu
Ouotations, Wheat--DongberTy o. 20
&c. mixed. 80 10 6Jc.; shnrtberTy. IS 70
Csc: 40 red, cfia 20 Coo.
cora-White. Virginia. - 10 29c: No
white. 81. % Csc, no. > mixed, Goa
20 pic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13


.- -.......-. COO .,.. ......,. ..-5....
pre- 't.-- s,--.-'' -o- '"o "N -.-'.
etpl-l-..I ID e'.r
a .,,.s -'. t.i..-, to t-s '--o--, .of 'otcr
.,.. ,-...,- - 81 ,1r eiaf
2-'pVvu NJ i,fet' e, i-e..,.-..
,r 'g gei D a. IA lie a,a,sneut 10 be 5aJ
eiStl31 fha ta-- ~ s2-s50oo IL legal
rsie ~ 5-eteao .r saecie. rhat he
banks a. DE- co IF .-s ie 81 s-. .-s '..
lnrn with j. a.m.s, o..7a,a. 9gt o. -
in showlra A. great -eal oi cash y.eal
go interior r 49,
orleans lIsI "t'h. ll+.e''+' -.
i-r eA --.. -...-..s
deposits re ,.f.
nc tNe lo'.' DID,. r.r.rr =.
prong, -.' .r..t ft. -olI si-.-
irl AiN- .. ' -.. xxx, ID
ports ho"rF ..t r --l
iil-A'A I'D. OF. W .i.. r.--,- ,...-
ly unpareli. Ilt' 'l.f
traction OF sewers ii.ii...'' ,''
has marked '-t o,.. s.,-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

mixed. lClb to lie; winter seea % to zoe.
Lre-..3 90 CSC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Alabama (Ciass W...-......l Asked JOY
Alabama (Class ...-.....-l Asked lul
4 5s,sass Siam s,s,sped as. -. .cB.aj 90
North Carolina -. -.-. 90 .... I'D
North Carolina C's...---.. -..- O'iQ) 40
Tennessee Rev settlement o's...... 10
Virginia Gs. pfd..-.....--...--.O lO 8
Va Trust Receipts, stamp ed--thid)
Nrrf-irta Or 1911 .......-..--... as
limited States as. REGISTERED. $780,. JOG
United States IS. coupon--..--..--. 100.
'rife0 States p s.. coup ........... SEQ
United states new 4s. reEstcref-.-. 10y
limited States new -. coupon...... I15i.
Southern Railway 5s....---.------ Sli.
southern Railway common .-----... tl
Southern Railway pa .....---- -..-. III
south Carolina ass ..-. -...---.-.-. 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Cash qu0t1tlons we're az t0lIoWl. F,0uF
wheat steady; No. red. 6lat 1G2i ac:
No 2 corn. ms 02ic. oats IT, .IGi.c.:
mess pork $50: lard s3.Z2ih63 25: short
rib stos s3lO1Ag); dry sailed shoulders.
81 7564O0i short clear sides, S33rsg3 ~;
whisky Sis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT %. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Ger. steamship Horcynia, Vera Cruise
DR. steam lip lamrcrmoor. Pensacola.
lr steamship Grcenbrier. London.
Pr. steamship AinWich New Orleans.
SAILED.
Dr. steamship Apnomatt0v. London.
Br. steamship Alnvick. Hamburg.
Br. steamship LammornioOr. Rotterdam.
Br. steamship F1nsbury Dublin.
Schooner A. Brabrook. New Bedford.
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. II. 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville. Boyd. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship AccOmac. Thompson, Norfolk,
passengers ana general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danylle. boyd Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steansnlp AcoorEaa. Thompson, Norfolk.
paascsys5s enfpepsvJpf csrgos -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Oh ladies KID Toxed Congress Caters.
smooth irsolos Csc: sold everywhere for
$40
We have the celebrated Comet line Of
Ja,iios' Putton and Lace shoes. MADE OF
French Kid stock smooth insoics. lnese
SHOES arc sold everywhere for g. we sell
them fcr 81 20.
Bors satin Calf Lace school shoes,
eyarv pair warranted solid. for 81.
Burts Macav Sewed French kid But
ton and Lace shoes, made up H. tho best
style FOR SLIGO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

ara s cana m %ot Tay Wednesday, Thursday Friday and Saturday, d until lois
EYpEEGEn lR ARE WANTED ABBY between and W. any day.

Read what the Dispatch said il its teegraphio columns
Sentemh.r 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
SHOE SELLING THAT Tells

We sell Shoes just like shoe stores only sell them for
less prices Our sales attract the attention of manufac
trers with overburdened stocks and in this way have
shoe bargains'that, are unknown elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

nets Curtains Rugs at catch penny prices but broad,
liberal sale after months of bargaining among the most re-
sponsibe of manufacturers Every article receives our
guarantee and every hour oil every day inc sne safe ~
can be obtained.
The record-union., 1896-07-02
VOICE OF THE PRESS.
EXPRESSIONS OF INTERIOR CALI
FORNIA NEWSPAPERS.
Comments Upon Things Local, Gov
ernmental, Practical, TheOret-
ical and Current.

Sam Rernardino Times-IndeX: Cali
Hornia. not only has a direct interest in
q return to the Republican economic
policy of protection for the sake OF the
fruit, wool, cattle and other industries
which have been seriously crippled by
Democratic tariff reform, but they nave
q very large indirect interest in the res
toration of protection to the great in
dustries of all sections of the country
which were paralyZed by the same
cause We find in the East the market
for thousands of carloads of the
products of our orchards, vineyards and
other interests, and the aggregate
en1ount distributed among the people
from these sources is far greater than
the product of our mines in their
palmiest days. The value of that mar
ket to the producers Of the State is
simply measured by the population and
their capacity to purchaSe-the last Is
determined by the opportunity the
masses have for obtaining employment
and the remuneration they receive.
CAN'T FOOL THEM.
Kern Echo: If Democrats think they
tended great zeal for free silver, they
are merely fooling themselves. Having
at last discovered that the country will
have no more of their free trade policy,
ard being forced to draw attention
away from the miserable failure of the
current administration of affairs, they
are of a sudden raising a great noise
and throwing a lot of dust about free
The record-union., 1896-07-02
TREASURY STATEMENT.
The Deficit for the Past Fiscal Year
SIS. 500. 900.

WASHINGTON, June 30-The Treas
ury's official statement to be issued to-
morrow will show that the receipts from
ali sources for the fiscal year 1896 ap-
pnoximate 1926 100000 and the expen-
ditures for the like period $352, 600, 900,
making the deficit for the fiscal year
So, 100000 For 1898 the deficit was
$40 600, 900, and for 1894 10000 600, so
that the deficit for the past three years
aggregate S137, 800, COO. For the month
of June, which closes to-day, the re-
ceipts have been S26, 100000. and the
expenditures So, 100000. making an ex-
cess of receipts of 81, 100000. Because
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of Workers Will be Idle.

PITTSBURG, June 30-Annual sus-
pension time is at hand in the iron steel
and glass plants of the country. and for
the next few weeks many thousands of
men will be idle. Should the tin mills
close tomorrow, as is expected about
5000 men in that department will be in
idleness, unless a wage settlement is
1aa chsad
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so Tacker and Guppy don't speak
any more?"
"Oh, Tacker's all right. It's Guppy
that's mad. He dropped a cold silver
dollar down the back of Tacker's neck
IN church, you know, as an April fool
joke. Tacker never said a word,
though it scared him half to DEATH
Then why should Guppy be the one
to get mad?"
"Tacker went Off with the dollar
New York World.
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Chauncey NJ. Depew.

NEW YORK, June 30.-C NJ Depew
will sail tomorrow on the st. Paul for
Europe. He will be gone nine weeks.
During his stay in Europe DIR. Depew
will make study of the bimetallic
question from Transatlantic point of
view. The results of his observations
will be utilized on his return in his
speeches during the Republican cam
l,aign
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Canadian Elections.

TORONTO, June 3O.-The last remain
ing election in the general elections for
the House of Commons took place in
the constituents of Algomont, Ontario
Liberal was returned by over 1,2OO
majority. The standing of the parties
now is: Liberals 116, Conservatives Sc,
Patrons 4, Independents S. The LIber-
ais thus far have clear majority of 10
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Turkish Troops Defeated.

LONDON, June 30.-The Daily
News will tomorrow publish a dis
patch from Canea saying that body of
Christian insurgents have had an en-
gagement with and deteated a body of
Turkish regular troops near Bouklies.
Seventeen of the troops were killed and
many were wounded. The Christians
captured several guns.
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OF the heavy interest payments in July,
the payment of the sugar bounty claims,
which will be commenced in that month,
and also because of appropriations made
available by Congress. it is estimated
that the deficit for July will foot I'D
nearly S1O.0OO,00O.
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IF
YOU
TAKE
HUDYHN

In treatment or otherwise, if you use the
great formula of the big doctors of the
famous Hudson Medical Institute you
will live in the days of DID, in the days
that are gone and be what you were.
Hudyan is for man. 1t is the best part
of man 1t makes man in every sense of
the word. Hudyan is true manhood.
The Hudyan treatment, the Hudyan
remedio-trea tment, the Hudyan formula,
is the greatest known formula and the
best known treatment and the most cele-
brated remedio-treatment that is now
known in the United States. Hudyan
cures
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At the close Of the war he went to
Arkansas and planted cotton. Return
ing to Kentucky, he was elected to the
Legislature, then to Congress, and later
he became a United States Senator.
Thus it will be seen that his name is
closely allied with the history Of his ma
tive State.
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Sanitary Item.

Young wife (after visitors have gomez
Why, they didn't eat a bit of my
cake.
Husband-You ought not to have told
them that you made it-TeXas Sitter.
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The use Of DIR. Siegert's Angostura
Bitters excites the appetite and keeps
the digestive organs in order.
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Houses were first numbered in Phil
adelphia in 1911.
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YOU
DON'T

Want to be has been" You want to be
what you We're" in 81 or ~ or 81, and if
you want to be what you were in those
days. and you are not what you were, 1t is
necessary for you to take something that
will give you that which you have lost.