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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle Wash

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle Wash
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Zach Ta,rth ................ President
Arssur A Denny ........-..y Vice PressdeRt
Tahn Ieary 1890, Second Vice President
James r Hayden. Manager. cash'r. sec'y
800 z,odxets -. Assistant Cashier
Slrmurd Schwabaeher. John Collins.
q Neufeider. J. T. Greenieat
r-.r.scts n savings bank business en-.
ciusavely.
Interest allowed per an7un. SIX per
cent on term depcsitss per cent on or
binary deposits
rsvsaenSs declared last t1ys oe May ard
November. Leans made on rear estate or
arproved ccllaterals only.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GRgYHos,xn
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle a. m., Il ra..sam
Leaves Everett $50 a. a.. IA - =
p. m
Sundays-Leaves Seattle II a ~. ~.
Everett 3 q. IN
Fare-Ssngie trip. TSc. round TIN \ =,
connects with boats fer Tacoma as1 .
hcmish.
Landing-colman deck. foct Of Mar.
street
sEATTLE a TACOMA NAyrcArro-
COMPANY
F. W. Goodhue. Mansew
Telephone. Red 81
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AUCTION.

AUCTION SALE OF household furniture
az the Seattle Auction Company's rooms.
Ills First avenue, Thursday. July Is. at
II o'clock. Bed sets. springs. mattresses,
parlor furniture. china closet. carpets,
rugs cooking stoves. crockery. glass
ware National cash register. steel range
and complete saloon outfit. etc: also fire.
proof safe. E. G. Bickerton. Auctioneer.
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KRusE AND MADISON LIN
STEAM SCHOONER I.AKnn

VIII sail from San Francisco July =
rying .ght AZ 81 per tea. cocaec..ss 9
Seattle for all points.
z. F. CAME. Arr.1
Arlington dock. Tsisphona. K6
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FOR SALfs-Fine ranch OF 80 acres on
railroad fifteen miles from Seattle. 80
acres cleared and under cultivation;
nrst-ciass house % eight rooms, good
barn and o0thuiidingE: tails II the finest
farming lard IN Washington. and will he
sold cheap owner - going Fast. and
must sell Immediately. Address @. Ii.
W. Poss-Irtslligeneer
FOR sAi.E-A lot enxiso near Pike street
with house OF ten rooms. all modern i'm
proyemenss. will be sold for very
small cash payment this Is q great
chance FOR some one 70 get an elegant
home Tor small money. Address Resi-
cence. Pcst-fntelhgsncer.
LOGGED OFF LANDS in Mason ara
Tnuratou ccunties. excellent fruit land.
easily cleared and nicely situated for
farms. favorable terms Tacoma NH
Company. Tacoma. WASH.
FOR SAf.E-Choics city ana farm prop
srty. Josa p porr q Co. room A
Bailey building
sSes SAf.Ns-FiaAf lot ana twn-story house.
rEsst SO AZ any price Call sit Dexter
street.
FOR SALE-Reai estate ara mining prop
erty. George Dorfysi f1s Halter beck
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DEATHS AND PIsEHALs-
xogWNs- Fort stssiseoon. Tsestsy.
Jslfr =. 1sss. 81 apopsexy. Henry ssco-
bins, aged s. yesEss
rs,r.rzI wi Be held toezv 81 2 .. m
fvorn H1zrey K Stewart p4rsors. uress
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FOR ENcEE MIC fs~-tiseafv improved
FARMS Mu2 arsAaFsis IN t'AssserrsA. IS sg-
sAanr@ fer improved pgNaefxN. 50 sod
fassfnssss. II NestvFn washington Aa-
ssress " r Necle. ts3exEna. b8ste
es9axg. cal.
aR ENgNA Nc I've trA1e reN eo0se-
Aaaa Ecs~fs fer al KRIS - seAd-AS -
goods FREDERICK Melissa & As2Fa. LII
70 III seconc aseaua
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AGENTS HOUSEHOLDS article YOU can sell:
makes money Department II, Detroit
Paper rax Company. petrolt. Mich.
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EA6I.E WOODEN MILLS. - FIRST ave.
ses. elA2kstA wos.snz ard axzz~1a
We esl SspScsai aksS2Etsa % eur ta.,or-
sxg Department se- zzybs s. Sussiry 80
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AAvertisArx desiring display sdyerttse-
rnerts cbanRea for the Sunday issue ma0
6nnd in COPY ~ O'Clock Saturday 70 IN
ours etAnne.
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nr.rns AID rrxxHAIs.

r4ry-ro Hr. and Mrs. G>o-xs Cary. .
1z1x<t4r. July Il. lSS-
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WASTED--Agents 20 sell sssh loeks ana
deer holders: sample sash lock free by
ra1 for &c stamp best sellers ever In
vented: best weights. 81 day: write
quick. Brehsrd Co. eex a. rhiia-
desrhfa
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| certify that the bond required by the
above mentioned decree has been exc
cuted JUNlUS A. COLEMAN
my23-eod. su-tds Deputy Clerk.
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NEWS.

hr: Jones then referred the CORE
spondent TO Mr.. f.. w. Barrett as q per-
son conversant with all the lntricac.as of
the situation
MIR. ID. S. Jones Jealous and yaIuah,e
WORK Tor the city OF Newport News GER
.ainiS entitled MIN to decent consldera-
ton, and 1t should have secured MIN fat,
play After the Importance of the mat
Ter was brought to the notice of the
Councll by the courageous j. J. O'Don-
nail who fought CALAMITY for the CITY
at the sacrifice OF his private interests
tc was ID. 5. Jones who championed THE
cry cause and prevented a franchise
from oeing granted bogus company
MI. Jones fought especially hard for
every measure he deemed adyantageof,s
10 the c!ty. The extension of water
mains cheap lights, notwithstanding no
mad stock In the Peninsula Electric Light
anu POWER Company; a high license on
MS own business and he even offefed tn
reimburse the city for a number OF
wrongful expenditure OF 500 out of his
own pocket. This blunder was not Mr..
Jones alone. ut was laid at the door
OF the Clerk of the Council.
-Four Republican Counc.lmen were
elected. and eight OF the old members
returned.
TWO SLIGHT DISTURBANCES
"A scrap" occurred near the voting
precinct OF the First Ward between Tom
Hagarty and Cornelius Harris. cnIored
the FORMER being the aggressor I'm tho
assault. Several other white men struck
Harris side blows when his attention
was drawn another way, but he nm.
uaunted challenged any three of hIs
assailants to meet him In fair fight The
disturbance was ouelled and no ar
rests were made.
Boen Billy was arrested by s. 7 Har-
wood in the Second Ward for nrofa ne
swearing and disorderly conduct near
the poles: The officer was obliged TO
use ms club on the prisoner before he
Gould persuade him to go along to iau
IL. q. smith interceded for Boen BiIlv
ana nnaily became his surety and took
him back to the polls
PERSONAL. AND NOTES pa
ceiVed from Mrs. e. r. Vaughan who
Is solourning at Gordonsvilie for her
heaith, states that she is improving
During the past few days "A ioiners
nave been laid off at the shlpyard w,tb1
out any encouragement as to when tbay
can secure employment again.
The twin launching which WOO -o
ported to take place on the Sd OF Tnne
will take place to-day. Wv
FREE SODA wATER.-with every
glass OF soda at our fountain we sjre
you ticket, which, IL it is the '.Winnine
card" Will entitle you to 81. 90 worth re
soda free. The Winning Card" viii no
announced In the daily papers every Fri
day. al H. w. Jones drug store 81,
Washington avenue
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OWN OF SUFFOLK
ELoPED TO CAROLINA.-tMr Geo.
Drake and Miss Viola Council, of South

ELoPED TO CAROLINA.-tN1r. Geo.
Drake and Miss Viola Council, of South
ampton county, this week eloped to
North Carolina for the purpose of mar
riage. The programme was successfully
executed, the ceremony being performed
| at iRiddck's Hotel, Gainesville.
MASS MEETING HioLD.-In response
to several requests Mayor Brewer has
called mass meeting OF citizens in Suf-
folk and Nansemond county to be held
at the City Hall on next court day June
Sth. Tho assembly will decide OH the
eXpediency of making shell road from
Suffolk TO Chuckatuck
IS FRANKLIN WET OR DRY?-
Many citizens OF the town of Franklin
are In favor of local option, and are
evidently of the belief that q majority
of the voters think with them. With the
Idea Of making the test n local option
election in Franklin Magisteral. South
ainpton county, has been ordered for
June 29.
PRIVATE SCHOOLS CLOSING
The prlvate. schools OF Miss Florence
Harvey. Saratoga street. and Miss Mary
Temple. Main street, each closed this
afternoon. Appropriate programmes
were rendered and th5' pupils acquitted
themselves very pret,iis'.
BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION
The Sunday School and Missionary I'm
ION or the Middle District,of the Potts
hiou'u buftlsl ASSOCIATION VIII Ds' con-
vened Saturday at Moore Swamp Bap-
tist church. in Surry county. Rev. Gil
pert Dobbs. of Franklin. will preach the
Introductory sermon. A large crowd will
be prs sent.
ASSlG NN1BNrT AT COURTIAND.-
X. j. Whitehead who had been conduct
ing bar and grocery business In Court
!and. has assigned. John n. Sebqell. Jr.
being named as trustee The liabilsties
anu assets are unknown at present.
Lightning recently struck in the vicln-
lily of John II. Eopsiand's pig pen nj
Bon Elder. and there were immedla .ely
eight dead hogs.
Miss Sallie Bryant, OF SOUTHAMPTON
county, was severely burned when 3
Years OF age. That was twenty-four
years ago. but she died this week from
the injuries. after much agony.
The Cadets of the Suffolk Military
Academy had n dress parade this after
noon, marching through the principal
streets.
MIR. James Wagner, trucker of Dr,y-
er's. who recently had n dangerous
stroke OF paralysis. and who had been
IN Suffolk FOR some time for medical
Treatment. returned home to-day almost
we'll
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Kohn, of PhIladel
phia. arrived to-day for n visit to their
uaughter, Mrs: G. Lipman. Bank street.
After an illness of more than two
weeks Judge w. J. Kilby has abou. re-
covered. and was to-day well enough to
De on the streets for a Short time.
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AUCTION sALEs-rurunn n.y

P ERsUANT TO THE TERMS Of a
deed OF trust. dated January 2sth. 1895.
anu duly OF record, made to ma TO ss.
cure the payment Of certain pror1iaorv
note In said deed mentioned and de.
scribed. default having been made in the
payment OF said note, and at the 'reoteae
and under the direction OF the holder OF
said note. I will sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, at the Real Estate
exchange Of the city of Norfolk. Va on
WEDNESDAY. June Sd. 1896. at Ia o'oioeie
m. or as soon thereafter as the then
pending business In said Exchange car
properly, to-wit:
LOTS NOS 81, So. 80, 81, g and %. Said
aots being on the west side of Seaboard
avenue in Synon & Frost's addition to
oo9th Norfolk. in the county of Norfoik
ana State OF Virginia. and SO numbered
and designated on d. e. Frost's plat Of
ia Isha recorded In Map Book No. 8, page
%. In the office OF the Clerk of the Counfv
court for said Norfolk county.
TERMS:-Cash.
n,,,,,.,,. WIN. TILLOTSON,
10y Hf-rV' Trustee
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How 70 Treat nwife.
(From Pacific Health I'm,

lF'rom Pacific Health JournaIl
First, get a wife: second, be patient
You may have great trials and perplex.
tiles in your business, but do no, thara.
fore, carry 70 your home cloudy or
contracted brow. Your wife may have
trials, which, though OF less magnitude
may. be hard for her to bear. a kind
word, a tender look. will do wonders
In chasing from her brow all clouds
OF gloom. To this we would add nj.
ways keep bottle of Chamberiain's
cough Remedy In the house. I, Is the
or later. Your wife will then k3n,v
that you really care for her ana wish
to protect her health. For sale bv ali
druggists SS OIL
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR
,ooo the Nayyy-yard. Norfolk. Va.--May ..
ls'b.-Sealed proposals, endorsed "trOpo-
folk, Va, to he opened June .. 1856"
will he received at the Bureau Of Sup
Washington. ID. c., until IL O'Clock noon,
June 2 1895. and publicly opened imme-
Navy-yard. Norfolk. Va, the daily sup
y a. 81 uSui,. u,es", .cge,a..-s. trrsn
bread. Ice and provender for the fiscal
must conform to the Navy standard and
pass the usual naval inspection. Blank
ton to. the Navy Pay Once. Norfolk,
Va; Tie bids. all other things being
reserves the right to waive defects or to
reject any or all bids not deemed advan-
taEeous to the Government EDWIN
N. my2l- I'll, SAW
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WAS NOT THERE LONG
Pitcher Schmidt Slgns With the PawtuGkst
Team and Leaves Suffolk For that Place.
BRANCH is AFTER THE LAW BREAKERS
Mass Meeting TO Discuss II Shell
Roau-The Town of Franklin and
local OPTION Something About
the schools and what They Are
acknowledgements at CORTLAND.

/ Suffolk Va, May 29.-Pitcher Fred.
Schmidt. late of the Virginia State Lea
cue, and formerly of the National Lea
que, who had been engaged to twirl for
the Suffolks, left town this afternoon
ne having been offered better salary
He received a telegram about II O'Clock
to-day from "A. G. Doe. of the Pawtuck-
ct Or. IL team, a member of the New
England League. offering hundred dol
lars n month and ticket, and promptly
wired his acceptance. His removal will
delay for few days the opening of the
season in Suffolk. as a full battery Will
now have to be secured.
4 AFTER THE LANN,BTblJA KEI3S.-
CohSta BILE Branch has returned from
Lower Parish, where, IN response TO tel
.egram from Justice L. l.. Everett. he
had gone to serve Il number of war
rants. Out of fifteen warrants issued
eleven were arrested charged with shoot
ing crap on Sunday, nearly all of whom
were fined. The assessment: were all
paid and none of the alleged Sabbath
breakers were Jailed in default Justice
Everett. by his prosecution of criminals.
is making a record In that section. Fol
lowing the arrests and trials some time
ago of persons accused of unlawful CO.
habltat.on, he has turned his attention
to those who break the Sabbath.
Z SUFFOLK COLLEGE FINALS.-The
final exercises Of Suffolk College this
year will Tie inaugurated on Sunday eve
ming, June 9TH. at the Main street Metho-
dist Church, where Rev. w. a. Christian
of Richmond, will preach the baccalau-
reate sermon, On the following evening
ait s o'clock. the Victoria Literary Socl-
ETY. will have Its annual celebration LII
the auditorium of the city hall theatre.
Rev. j. w. Moore, of Norfolk, Is the
orator for this occasion. The graduating
exercises and concert will occur respsc-
lively at 10 a. IN. and p m. on June
9th, at the city hai theatre.
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BY Walter Sharp. Auctioneer.
q COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALuA-
BILE REAL ESTATE IN
NORFOLK CITY
CITY.

BY virtue OF decree of the Court of
folk. in the suit of Ribble and Others va.
Nineneld and others, pronounced the
10Th day of May, 1896. we Will offer for
sale ut public auction, TO the highest
the city Of Norfolk. on WEDNESDAY.
tho 10th day of June. 1896, at II O'Clock
a. m, that valuable property in the city
OF Norfolk. known as
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AUCTION sALEs-FUTUaE pAY.
BY Valentine g Stevens, General Auo-
uoneers, 50 Bank street

I LACE cu lRfiTSfNpI ETe MAA T AiyG..
TON .. NO. 142 CHURCH sTREETNWe
c %,l 8 sell mIoNPA Az MORNING, June list.
sisnment of Furniture, viz. in part fine
walnut AND Oak Bed Room Suits, Walnut
ars OAK Side Boards. Walnut and oak
w arufopes. Walnut and Oak Extension
TABLES, fine Mantle and Pier Mirrors. Hail
Cak set, Brussels Carpets. Mating, Mat
iiresses, nice Parlor Suit. Lace Curtains,
Sheats. Feather Bolsters and Pillows
Crockery Glass, Plated Ware, etc. Ali
OF the furniture is good. If you want
pecially Invited to attend. Sale positive.
VALENTINE & STEVENS,
hyoV-zt Auctoneers
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VIM. Hannah, Auetioneer.

RY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
- made to me as trustee by A. w. Con-
way, bearing date on the eleventh day OF
July, In the year eighteen hundred and
ninety-hHe. and recorded in Deed Book
1l5. page SI5. and at the request of the
creditor therein secured. shall sell at
public auction ut the Norfolk Real Es-
tate EXCHANGE. No ~ Main street. Nor
folk, Virginia, on TUESDAY, the ninth
day OF June, In the year eighteen hun
ared and ninetysix, at IL M. the follow
ing property to-wit:
ALL THOSE CERTAIN SIX LOTS OF
LAND, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. situated in the City of
Norfolk. Va, bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at Point on the
south side CT Pine street extended, dis
tant seventy-five feet cast from the east
side OF Chapel street. rurrirg thence
ssouthwardiy, ninetyfour $50 feet and ex-
lending, back between yaiale! iNes one
Fl, %. e.. 2S. g. cn the plat Of Nottingham
and Webster.
Terms Cash.
w Trustee
WIN. HANNAH
my2S-llt AuctiOnper
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Allegheny Springs, Virginia

Y Elbow SULPHUR SPRINGS. MONT
gomery county, Va. open to visitors
on the summit of the Alleghaney noun
tains; the curative properties of the wat
wide range of disease. The nccommoda.
lions are trst-class in every respect De
scriptive pamphlets and ties furnished on
Application. RIDGEWAY HOLT. proprie-'
tor. nviT-on1
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THE MAssANETTA SPRINGS

are. in Rockingham county, Virginia, four
and one-half miles southeast OF Harris
onburg. This is the best place TO spend
the hot summer months, and to get rid
of malaria and other maladies The
large, shady lawn and prospect grove,
with the water render this very desira-
Bile place.
HOTEL OPEN JUNE 18th.
Terms: SS5 per month"; $40 per week
50 per day. 8. E. HENTON
nly24-lm Manager
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BY Il. F. Rogers. Real Estate Auctioneer.

ny 1. +. Rogers, Real Estate Auctioreer.
N PURSUANCE OF THE TERMS
OF deed of trust dated July Is. 1892
ana uuiy OF record, made to mel secure
.he payment of certain notes In said
aeed mentioned and described. default
having been made in the payment of a
portion of said debt, at the request and
under the direction Of the holder or aid
note, the payment-of which is in de-
tault, as aforesaid, 1 will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder at the
Rcal estate Exchange of the City OF
Norfolk, Virginia. on Thursday. the Attn
Jay OF June, 1896, at 13 o'clock m. the
Following blocks and lots of land ali
as shown and designated on the Mat of
the property of the Elizabeth Land and
Improvement Company, which said Mat
is duly OF record In the Clerks Office
OF the County Court of Norfolk County
virginia, in Map Book No. 2. page 90
10 which reference is hereby made and
a copy of which may be seen at the Of
lice OF the Trustee, to wit: Block No. is
Block No. 90, Lots Nos. !, 6. g. 10 70
~. IA. Is. 16, II, IS, 10, 20, 81. 90. % "a
%. &c, p. rs, 80, 80, 81, 80, SO, "a. AZ az
81, IS, SO and 40. in Block No. 20; Lots No De'
2, 4, 6. s, 10, ~. Ia. 16. IS, 20, 22, "a, 26.
2S, 30, 90. "a, 36. 3S and 40. in Block No, "a.
81. ''oeN NO
Terms: One-third cash and the balance
IN Two equal instruments at and ~
months after date of SALE with interest
at per cent, to be secured by deed of
trust OH property sold, to be drawn
and recorded at expense Of purchaser.
All cash Will be received at option Of
purchaser.
HARRY l.. LOWENBERG,
Trustee.
T. f. ROGERS.
myEo-tus Auctloneer.
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+. A. PORTER,
Trustee.
WIN. HANNAH,
Auctioneer.
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THE RIBBLE PLACE.

separated from the main portion of the
CITY by Smiths creek. and from the
Ghent property by Botetourt street 20
feet wide, along which runs an electric
street ear line. II contains 1870 lots, laid
OH by the extending the Client streets
ecstwardly through the property. These
streets 60 feet wide On the water
front is also TO foot street This prop
erty is In the most desira BILE residential
portion of the city, adjoining Client, the
most highly improved and recently i'm
proved portion of the city.
TERMS-One-third cash: the residue in
one and two years, with interest from
day of sale. evidenced by negotiable
notes and secured by "A trust deed on the
land, executed and recorded at the en-
pcnse of the purchaser. Possession given
as soon as terms of sale complied with
The property will be offered first In lots,
until all are SO disposed OF. and the ag-
Gregate of the bids noted. then IL will
be offered as an entirety, commencing
with the aggregate OF the bids as an up
set bid. If anyone win give more for
the entire tract than the aggregate of
the bids for the lots. the highest of such
bidders Will he reported such pur-
chaser. otherwise the bidders for the lots
will he reported as the purchasers of the
lots bid off.
a plat of the property can be seen at
of May plats will be furnished by him to
any one interested in the property
J. NJ KEELING,
w. il. WHITE.
W. II. BURROUGHS,
Special commissioners
WALTER SHARP.
Auctioneer.
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COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS

OPEN JUNE TO OCT. 1.
Delightful climate, charming scenery,
health-giving waters.
For catalogue, address,
j. S. CRAIG,
mys-sa,we-Sw Greshen Bridge. Va.
The Republican journal., 1896-08-27
Sound Money,
National Honor.
Home Prosperity.

Hon. Bourke Cockran's Speech.
''PeOple Cannot be Divided into Parties on Cues.
ton of Common Honesty" eve Must Raise
our Hands Against the Nominee of our Party u
An lmpas>ioned Philippe by the Matchess
Orator of Tammany Halt
The Republican journal., 1896-08-27
The journal and The Tribune.
THE POPULIsT CRIME

Last year The Republican Journal Pub
l17hing Company had six months contract
with the publishers of the New York Week
ly Tribune by which the two papers Were
furnished to new subscr bers at s., and tC
Old subscribers paying in advance for 50. %
Another contract has been made on even
more liberal terms, as set forth in our adj
vertising columns. New and old subscribers
are now placed on an equal footing and all
who pay for The journal one year in adj
vance can have The New York Weekly
Tribune without extra charge. In remit
ting it should be stated that the Tribune is
wanted, as it will not be sent unless the re-
quest is made. The New York Weekly
Tribune is acknowledged to stand without a
rival as the leading Republican paper of the
day 1t is a twenty-page journal and gives
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