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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-09
COLhIDO POICEIO
ATOCHA, BAJOS DE- D. LUIS CASALS

En- este establecimiento SO encon-
traran toda clase de viveres secos,
vinos, licores y conservas alimenticias,
frutas cristalizadas, turrrones, vino
lagrima, idem Alella, idem Navarro,
idem Navarro FyoY5dor, idem catalan
Costa del L5eva'st, queso mallorquln
legftimo ell renombrado
CEPA DE MACON
Carne de fanilia, pastalilIos, biz
eochos, ponqu6q, cocas cou sobreaza-
das, tocineta, chorizos, frutas. ssrdi-
nas y pescados.
Be reciben encargos para confec-.
cionar bizcochones, ramilletes, paste
lea. tostadas y toda clase de dulces
para bodas y bautizos, para 10 cual
tiene esta casa uno do los mejores
conhteros de la isla.
Unico importador del
ANISADO DOS AGUILAS
DE PEDRO SUES
Sc ai-een csnss, chocolates, csf6, ieehe
Sc vende PAN DE MALLoRcA supe-.., I,
rior.
Sc detallan brandys, anisados todaSA
Sc de lieores fnos y legitimos; janl6r ,.ail-
cbsdo, ETC., etc.
B. MELIA.
Nota Sc svisa los fsbricantes de leo
rss, que hay existencia eopstante de garra-
fere4 va.ios. Enaro 81 de 1898 a. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-09
ImpOrtante

Por 10 poderia aterder So dueflo, Sc ven
de Ia "Fabrica de choc0laten constando de
msgniicos modernos aparatos, la cG2i
existe en- la playa de esta ciudad.
Informara en- esta imprenta don Edelmiro
J. Lespier. JHnio de 1896. 2v.p.s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-09

EL CREDiTO Y AHORRO PONCERO
GiRA A CORTA VISTA

GiFA A CORTA VISTA
Sobre todas las capitales Y
pueblos de ia Peninsula &
islas adyacentes.
Sobre New York, Puerto
Rico y Mayaguez,
! Sobre Inglategra, Francia,
Alemania. Austria, Russia,
Belgica, Holanda, Suiza, Di-
namarca. Suecia, Noruega,
Italia, Portugal, Grecia y
Turqufa
Sobre Bulgaria, Luxem-
burgo, Rumania, Montene-
gro, Servia y C6rcega.
Y sobre Egipto, T1nez y
Marruecos.
Ponce, Is Abril 1896. I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-09
soJos SoJos

La MEJOR OCCASION para hacerse sin
linero de una fnca de cafe, situada tres
horas de esta ciudad, en- buen camino. Para
detalles condicioDes dirijirse q don Felix
Jorge
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-09

CLARA THILLET. -Espec(foo TBILLEr
para Is angina para otras enfernedades
de la gargantss de Is boca.-Farmacia de
F6rrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-09

sssraaisiaaso. Psivs Laxaayu ds Ylsay
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-09


de dieho pnio P6zs oinaara
pode
a \
sister muy
medic que
Esto llama proceder equdal ygar inereaes de
asegurados ben de Iamilias.
derecho
i 4a
pstoa
la
vgsnter vaoz
6 $l,500
tHabra condolences prvegios favorabes para
los ofracs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-09
DIRECTORIO COMERCIAL
MARINA
BREGAR0 % Cas--Ccn{aionistas

CA FiI4O8 AaNS'E5i3 3ISG G.-Conisionis
importad0r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-09

ANTONIO MATTEL 7 BRUNETO.
Mabl PortagaSs, Ponce, Pnerto- Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-09
-PxIvi1egeIo9

guado puede dedicaao
PRIVILEGTO CONTRA CADUCIDAD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-09

Sobre amamo muy parcularmente la aencon dsl pd
Compan1a Continente
concede sefneiante Privilego
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-09

EhSoL del Canada?
Supcamos al inegene p1blico de Isla la lectura
udo de hemosa condolences evando as sopenddos
Socedades gaandas de asegar vdas
tonad mas informes de-
Carlos Il. Storer Carlos b. Metts Jesas Ms Lago
ndente Agente ajero
Fernando RsDera T. B. Mailer
Agentes solicited eenIP Ponce.
Poass.S Saienbrs de
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02
towlR LoUlsA SHIFT.
People sought Refuge Outside "' '"'''
Dwelling The Losses

pr-,rpArs VA. oct l-special-lne
,.~r,,o-o Tuesday night tore do"n fonces'
f..d-.taoss trees and houses. Trees two
feet in diameter were wruns of or up-
-o.,.d MS though they were corn-staI@7.
Air. Lewis Dukes large new lona'-o
t.,, fleg with tobacco. was compi'lely
a.-trov.d. as also other out N'A.t'7
~-. y..r. also Blown down FIR ~. j
s....h Goodwin. j.. A.. Hail, Joni
n-.f.r n ~licCauGlsh. ID. Ward, ana
mann. others. & fine COW was A"''"@'
Mr.. Smith. blown
r.siie th. horses were uuAainei.
M. iarae UNCOVERED chimney 81.
". r.. BumpasT was hlo"N
+sfmrovs at Lewis Luck's ana heNH mus
- C~lenaan's carriage house "'-
AWAY. smashing his lnealon.
,r's new house was unioo!''
his wife ran out Of doors d" l"'.
rl,fhes. and were afraid 10 I'-'"1'i '"7
house for their cloilIn-' g., lite
Mr. John Stanley sought relu-. ', .
tr Mons. and Mr.. Ian. Sims aii la"
ifv en.nt the night i'm the potato "'I.'
houses Of T.. A. Tric'. Ned. i,oA,f ~-
~,t TIarrie were badly damaged "'70 DIV
catholic church. ,.,o.ro4
Mr. r. g.. Thomasson was N'90
down by a fyins piece OF timber am" "''
his arm badly hurt. tioct-
vbo roads are nearly everywhere "l''N
cd boy fallen trees. ..Lo, In
A. unusual interest is being taken Ia
,@olitfcs. Louisa county viii 90 TOT ''''
money. November I'd.
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Great Interest in the As.ocistion Cottage.
Mission Work.

ti'ht interest iu IIt ASSOCIATION cottage.
Mission Work.
PE1EliSRrRG. VA. Ger. 1-Spe.ill
The Portsmouth Baptist Association is
holding its annual meeting ar Colosse
church. ll Isle OF wight county. This
association embraces al the Baptist
churches il Norfolk. Portsmouth Suffolk.
Petersburg ard the counties adjacent 10
these cities.
At IFS session to-day the O|rphanage was
considered and special attention was paid
the fund OF $3.50 which was last year
app0ru0.od for building % Portsmouth AS
ISOLATION cottage at Salem. - everll adj
dresses were made on the subject.
SIR. T. b. Griffith. of Portsmouth. was
appointed tre. surcr of this cottage fund
and the churches are requested t0 send
money FOR this fund 90 SIR. Griffin ana
other moneys for ~0rphanaee TO NorFell
Ryland. treasurer. Richmond va.
Rev. j. ~. Mitchell. of P0prtsin0uth.
read the report Of state Missions and
made am address.
Mr.. william Elyson. Of Richmond cor
responding SECRETARY ~ the Board o,
Missions. made ABA address. in which he
said that there are probably seven hum
drel thousand rnsaFel adults lu Virginia.
The Baptists DOB The state lumbrr about
three hundred and nftv thousand. more
than Oue-haif W the religious population.
BE argued the great responsibilities Of
the Rautlsts % evangeiize the State. Pro-
fsssor Mitchell. OF Richmond College. adj
dressed the association on general educa-
ton. The association decided TO meet
next year az Great Fork church. in Nan
semond county.
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FKO/iN OF 1.
Il Rryanites Continue Their i"c''''
No~n-Di.cus-ion.

4 NN
Non-Diecus-ion.
STUART. VA. Sept. 29.--special-MaJ'r
p c. Saunders. Of Campbell and D. j.
Smith. OF Radrord. came here to-day 20
.s.nss foe issues oI the campaign from
tho standpoint Of the National Democra-
tir oartv. They sent d. formal challenge ln
v~-ifinc TO the chairman OF the bry amaze
comfy Committee for ID JOINT discns'-o"
n.f,,een tDem- Ives and Ihe Republicans
who had secured The Use OF the courl-
house. and United States District Atloi-
nav Nfontague. VINO was on hand To- speak
for the Chicasoists.
The challenge was emphatlcaly oe
clined The Republicans then offered the
use or tire courthouse for a. Joint di--
,a-s.on i-oon any terms which tne bfsaa
ttes might name. bur this offer was dee
cl.n.i unless the National Democrats
were excluded from any participation ih
the joint discussion.
IL is evident from the course pursued ny
the Rrvanite Committee that they We're
afraid 10 engage in joint dlscussicA with
m. National Democrats. Montague spoke
for nearly TWO hours 10 au audience or
one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE. The Nation
al Democrats did NOT speak on account or
rain. and the impossltLlity Of securing a
hall.
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BRISTOL. TENN, oct. L-srcclai-
Tisg, Fugate and Company. lumber dcai-
ers. af Abingdon. Va. have just maie
an assignment for the b,uelt OF their
creditor. Their lahilitle- nrr t.r-
while their assets will hardly reach $1,000
j.. vs.. Cardwell and Company OF Jotn-
son city. Tenn. associated with the above
firm in the lumber business made an as-
signmeut Yesterday. Liabilities $1,000.
assets 5000.
Ii is said that these failures VIII fall
heavily OH the bank, OF JoncsDOr0. Tenn.
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SUFFOLK. va. oct. 1.-special-The
Democrats ~ suffolk held a meeting TO-
night M the City Hal. j. f. West. coun-
~ chairman. presided and spoke for about
ten minutes. after which De introduced
". A.. Young. the Democratic candidate
for Congress from this district.
His speech made % good impression ana
Wa the hest effort Of the campaign at
this point So far. .
lie was followed by =. !. Morris. OF
Norfolk with am able speech ~ one-half
an hours There were about five or sl-:
hundred people present. including many
ladies.
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mr. aIonM N
Many sound-Money Men and More on the
Pence

Pence
NEW STORE Va, Sept. ~3o.-Speciai.-
The terrific storm which ragged here for
several hours last night did much dam
ase 10 houses and Trees. several people
lost their tobacco by ire. Two large ners.
supposed 10 be tobacco barns, were seem
ia tic midst OF the widest VI the storm.
but 10 has not yet been ascert4i.el
whether they were barns or other build
inss. one man HAD Aia stable blown down.
his horse narrowly escaping being crusA-
ed to death.
Interest Do the con ing election .s rum
ming high. and pJllt.s Us Tire order OF
the day. Hon. T.. " Hubbard spoke here
Monday afternoon and organized IT, Free
Silver club Of thirteen members. Alr.
HUBBARD and Ar. Samuel Ferguson both
made speeches al ~sleDpard's on Monday
night. although tlo night was rainy and
disagreeahie there was a large attcl-
dance. but only thirty-two joined tho
Frcc-SuVcr Club there. Mlst of fhe
farmers OF this community are working
Tor Bryan and fr.e silver. though there
are q good many s-ound-mouey mon and
stul more '0n the fegcs."
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BALTIMORE. Get. ~l-Nlanager Hanlon.
OF the Champion Baseball Team. This
morning received a telegram from Man-
ager Tebeau. OF the Cleveland team. say
ing that he and bis players were near
lockwood. Penn. behind a freight wreck
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. and
could not possibly reach Baltimore m
time for the first Temple cup game. sched-
uied for this afternoon, Mr. I~ia1lon. IN
announcing the posiporement OF ,o-day's
game, stated tina, Il would be played or
here next Monday. II is presumed that
the Cleveland team will arrive here to-
night and play the nrst game OF tho serea
Tomorrow.
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I'm equity TO onioin tho prosecution OF the
action of eiecimcnt and TO compel the
sre,Iac execution OF his contracts with
thc county.
He'd. That under the provision Of chap
ter I'D. section I. Code OF 1872, whlch 's
sian in force. shat neither the county
Court nor thc Board OF Supervisors had
any power t0 make the contracts sued on.
and That they were ultra wires Hnd N'iH'
t.at ihc provision or uhc 'occ' Whi'n I',
qulf.l THAT the courthouse square 'n'"
Dr., occupied with Che coutthoNa'' ,i'lN ,
office. and iail. and the residue Ill",.d
With trees and kept as o place. lor ,''o
people OF ih, county 90 meet ana CONFER
together" exhausted al me uses 10 ""'~"
ino rr.norfv could ho lawfully put.
b. The county d. not cstopled from se.-
frr un fho mira wires acta OF iH agents
i4 .ofrnea Of the suits brought, since ''.
....ts officers or eoFerun.@ Dodf ~
, municipal CORPORATION cannot nlni lN,
l-.,ror,tt,n lv ID contract which ls hel"N'
,., ..,,e Of ite roWers. Their dnu'7 anu
r,v.rs are prescribed boy statute OF ~
charter which al persons N"l '"'' my
know. but are bound 10 know. 80
b rho statute of limitations cannot ~
r.Iiol OLA in This case. Adverse p'7
49,. ,..or arise between 3D. vendor ANA 'is
,,.lr. where the vendor mas l'''"
... t.re until the vcndce has ul7
.....y ,f title between tncm 10y VIC
~ an adverse right ana oi'"l,
,.-,f.,,uslv disc.aimcd th, uli' ..
condor and such disclaimer mas n.y.
-r.,rf. brought home 10 the
OF bis vendor. vvolor. Opinion
knights OF Pythias IS. Me"'i' ,.fn.e
nv Judge George NJ. iiaiI'So".
Court city of stanton. ~
o.. roarfcr on governing statute ~
-, fixes a definite perlol
a., limo III which its corporate me sn""
r.r,r. when that period is reached l"o
corporatiOu is ilsO factO ols9o', 49,
al ... consequence OF a dissolution "S
.,v ..n,r mode. without any direct "''lV"
t t-.f ,na either Oh the part OF inc
STAT. DBL. of ITS members. ana 40 powers
created nv the charter or governing
.ianif. cam thereafter be exercised eN-
..uf ..rn AS afc continued by force ol
III. statute law COR the purpose Oh "lhu-
ing up its affairs.
In fhe case al bar when the twenty
year life. liked hy Law. OF the 'Aai.,I B.,
tho knights of IytAias of the ""iin "'N
expired boa 1850. the corporation as sNen
was dead. and DO was ahsllu uy without
power TO adopt The bylaw itle1 On "i
thi5 case TO defeat the claim OF alpellee'
Nor aid those who took charge OF the
affairs aui assets Of tac corporation allel
if charter bad expired have power 10
pass such "a bylaw.
o. i- not necessary for the limit of
existence 10 90 corporation Go Dee embodied
iu lts charter. 10 U.s. sufficient il it appear
iu tle general law authorizing the char
tor. Inc general law forms an essential
.srf OF fU. charter and al parties are
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matter. Perhaps sometimes It may be.
The most horrible dreams are, however,
due 10 affections of the nerves. Initiated,
tired. worn ont nerves are one OF the CHIEF
causes OF indigestion. More than that,
they are q continual strain and drain on
the brain. They are sapping the vitality
Of the brain every instant IN the day. by
the time night comes, the brain IS too
tired 90 fcst. IL Isl an unnatural condition
Of fatigue. TIE little worries and irIta-
tious of the DAY md repetition at night IN
ne l0rm OF dirty muddy water, filled with
shiny, crawling things, from which the
most frantic efforts give no rebel until the
sufferer finds himself wide awake, sitting
up iu lis bed. with sleep banishcd ioi
that night. That IS nervousness perhaps
caused by, or causing, indigestion, and
producing insomnia - slecplessness. II
doesn't take a man long 10 wear out with
that sort OF work. The day after a night
fun Of horrible dreams IS not likely TO he
q good day for business. a mans work
for that day is not likely 20 be very valu-
able-n0r the woman's either.
There is a cure Tor bad dreams, sleep
lcssncs., indigestion, brain fatigue and
debility. Its name-"The Golden Med.
ical Discovery" called 50 because It's dis
covcrcr knew that 1t was more valuable 10
the world Thar the discovery O! gold in
California, or Australia. or Africa. II
makes what is far more precious than the
finest gold-good health. It purihes the
blood, strengthens the nerves, aids diges-
ton. invgorates the action Of every organ
in the BODY, and produces firm, solid,
healthy flesh. il will I'll cut the cheek.
hollows Of bloodless, pale women and
nerveless, ~lifeless men. II Is sold bydrug-
gists. and there is nothing "iust as good"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02
The FRUIT OF BRYANlSh.
The Fair Name of DdnViIle Darkened
With Disorder.
HOODLUMISM RAMPANT And RIOTOUS.
Major {. Saunders an Aged and Honored
Citizen Denied the Right of Free Speech
The Chairman of the Meeting At
tackrd-Insuficient Police.

DANVILIE, VA. oct. 1-Sp2cial-Ihe
prophesy has fallen. The CONSERVATIVE
men OF the land ave predicted and iearou
that the principles Of the Chicago plat
form. IL put into effect, Will lead TO
anarchy and riot. But the mere declara-
ton OF those revolutionary principles and
the campaign methods of those who are
trying 10 put them into effect have
brought forth the fruits Of riot and dis
order before the campaign is half over
and the fair name of the city Of Danyiiie
and of Virginia is tainted boy the attempt
10 suppress free speech. and by acts of
violence and disorder which must bring
the blush OF shame 10 the face OF every
fair-minded citizen of the city ana OF
the State.
Major r. G. Saunders, of Campbell, q
Nlrginian of Nirginlans, who mas redrheu
fn. nouorei age of three score years ana
ten, serving TO promote the pest iH'ol
e.,ls Ca MIS- state. and Mr. j. H. ollln, Oh
Fadfcrd. Were advertised to speak ID bth-
vile tonight, under tAe auspices OF ,",
-.und.4on.y LEAGUE. The meeting wts
held in r. warehouse bon fIa foulth N"i''
and the speakers were greeted 10y an Au-
Oleuce OF about one ihuusaAN' "
proportion OF whom We're ior SOUND
money.
HOODLUMISM.
The melting was presided over by mr.
MI Hamui. secretary OF the SCUM"
Money League. The first speaker ILL.,
Saunders. attempted Co address '.r
enre 90 a. calm. comlnNF sens -
mon the issues OF the campaign uN.
NOR. wa. large crowd OF OF hooHl"i".
present. who began al once a e'il.
Interruptions, evidently With IL" ~
plan. and u0 ~con@ldeid','" ,sin t6.m.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THERE ~ NOU 4 PROBiBiIIIl
TUIT mr. MY orr UILL.
An Tyc-Witness TO the shootiEC-What
Mrs. Gertrude tomitt says
About the Case.

The condition OF Mr.. Isaac ". Simeon
diver. who. as stated IN yesterday S
Times. was hot by his wife. Mary v.
~sinccndiyer. about 10 % cloca on Tuesday
night last, was thought 10 Dee considerably
improved yesterday. Dr. W. Il. Open
h.mcr. who is attending him ia conJunc-
ton with Ir. Moses j.. Hose. Jr, said
last night that there was "a good chance
for his recovery. as the pistol ball in his
body was one from d 1--cal.Dre pistol.
which is very small. Dr. Oppenhimcr
spoke very hopefully Of the condition OF
his patient. aud seems much Encouraged
MIR. Slucendivcr Was very nervous e
portion Of yesterday, and any mention OF
am operation seemed 90 excite him 80
much that lt is understood 10 have been
abandoned. 10 IS HOW thought probable
that the bullet. which entered his abb
d0mcn. may have ranged upward, ana
not touched amy vital organ.
SHE WANTS a DRINK.
The woman who shot him was taken
10 the city Jail yesterday morning after
her examination in the Police Court ana
locked up iu the Woman ward. She
was az times hystorical. and begged Mr..
Ipps 10 send out aud get something to
steady her nerves. Her counsel, Mr..
Nacg,r. went down to soc Der yesterday
and cautioned h,r against talking for
publication. She lnt n~otifni % say
about the matter non. ..t" to claim that
tho shooting was aeDIi' 'taI
The woman is said to have been "a we'll
known character of fND Richmond demi-
monde. who Was known as jay Eye See. by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

while the sacred rites a baptism were
heing nrrfOrmcd at Friendship last sun
dav uiornlng "a very sensational occur
renee took place. The Rev. Gibson had
immersed twcnty-nine candidates. ana
0,sue I'm the act OF immefsing the thir-
tieth aud last. a large channel catfish ran
M the good brothers trousers and pro-
ceeded 10 horn him IN an unmerclful man
ner. At this point the ceremony was cut
short with II baptize YOU" and a gene
raj rush was made 20 rescue the rever-
end gentleman from his peculiar predica-
ment.-Pontotoo Sentinel.
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Terrible Mrnther al Sea.

BEAUFORT. y. g.. oct. l-Special-
The steamship Dslmatia, Captain Polls
from New Orleans, Il here for coal Il
shlp 4, all right. Captain Polls reports
terrible weather at sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02
SUPREME COURT CASES.
Allegheny County -ucs Tor Possession Of -
Part Of Court Green -cd for q Law
O~nIcc- knights oir,thlas.

sshld. IN session nero To-Day
Diamond sia,c Iron Company. &c.. VS.
AloA. h. Raslg Company. DC. opinion ny
judge r.. H.. Cardwca. Affirmed. Ci-
cult Court OF Rockhudec county.
ON tho iGth OF August. 1850. Alexander
Ia Raris. doing business in thc city oi
Columbus. OAios under tac style and ifm
name OF AlcA. is. R4rs a. Co.. and tnc
buena Vista CO., located 90 hutu4 Vista,
Va, and other parucs. entered lnto "n
~ cement whereby Alex. Is. RATS g. 60.
were 10 fsmotc fncil foundry and machine
shops, then located m ihc Cft OF Col-lu-
bus. 10 the city OF Iucna Vista, tlat "a
Joint-stock company was Go De- hcofpo-
rated under the laws Of Virginia, 90 DE
known ass tlu Alex. Is. Harls Company.
with a minimum capital of $4,000. and
for the plant and equipment Co he fur
nishcd d. l.arlg q Go. aud thc 6oou NAl
IA the business harIe g. TO. were To-
have $1,000 OF the capital stock of tue
new company. frll paid and non-assess,t-
BILE. and the 0,ncr parties Co tire con-
tract subscribed 90 and were to pay zap
$1,000 Of tho stock. the remaining $4,000
not to be issued tnl the directors of tnc
company should SO order. 10 was also
stipulated and agreed that the parties to
the contract. other than Alex. x. it1uf.
would purchase Of said I,ariS S-f.r1 of
the 1850 600 OF The stock 90 hc issued go
him as aforesaid. as soon AS the new
company was organized. this STOCK 10 DE
paid for by the parties bon money. The
foundry and machine works of karig q
Co. were removed from Columbus. Ohio.
and located az Eueua Vista. Va. upon %
site donated by Oh" parties Of the second
part TO the contract OF August lF. lND.
The Alex. *. Rarig Company was char-
tered 10y the Circuit Court OF kockhrdro
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Columbia Flooded and All Business sus-
pended.
COLUMBIA. Oct. lSpecial--Hon.
Jacob Yost. Republican candidate for Con-
gress. from the Tenth district. spoke TO
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aldreamra are

Bal dreams are
one symptom of
i'll health. ?co-
pie generally
treat such mat
tiers lig htly
They believe THAI
they are caused
by the eating of
something indi-
.gesuble, and that
this IS q small
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Honrico-T. F.. Turpin and wife 10 sa-
rah g.. Garfield. lot / il block l5. Barton
Heights. $3.50.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee Valentine nave
returned from their vacation spent at
tha White Sulphur INC S~taunton. Va
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The healthy boy often out
grows short trousers before
he's y, but it takes years
longer for 4 mother to out
grow her conviction that
long trousers are horrid.
Why? Because they were
horrid-a boy in a mans suit.
This season we offer boys
first long-trouser suits that
look boyish.
Double and S~ingle-Breast-
ed g TO SIS.
Tyeg thing olse boys wssT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

Information a.s to how the shooting
were rather mcaerc up 90 yes
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-07-19
The Financial Issue,

"rhe Republican party Ia unrcserv-
edly FOR sound money II caused the
enactment OF the law providing for the
resumption OF specie payments In 1879;
since then every dollar has been ~
good as gold, We are unaltorably OPP
posed 20 every measure calculated to de-
base our currency or impair the credit
OF our country We are. therefore, OPP
posed TO the free coinage of silver OK.
cept by International agreement with
the leading commercial nations OF the
world, which We pledge ourselves 90
promote. and until such agreement can
DO obtained We believe the existing
sold standard must be preserved, All
our silver and paper currency now In
circulation must be maintained az u
parity with gold. and we favor all
measures designed 20 maintain invlola.
bile the obligations OF tho United
States. and all our money. whether coin
or paper, at the present standard. tho
standard Of the most enlightened ma
tlons Of the earth"